D. J. Hoy

Found Dead

aT hIS home 

Dexter J. Hoy, 69 of Columbus was found dead at his home.

He died Saturday, and had lived in the Fullerton area until moving

to Columbus eight years ago.

He was born here November 5, 1897, and received his

education here. He married Miss Hazel Jennings on

September 22, 1921.

Survivors include his wife; two sons, Alvin Hoy of Schuyler and

Billy Hoy serving with the Navy in Davisville, Rhode Island;

a daughter, Mrs. Max (Fredabelle) Swanson of Belgrade;

eight grandchildren; and a brother, Clarence Hoy of Fullerton.

He was preceded in death by his parents, and eight brothers

and sisters.

Funeral services were held November 9 at the Beaman and Palmer

Funeral Home here. Rev. Tom Reborn, pastor of the

Methodist Church officiated.

Burial was in Fullerton Cemetery.

The Nance County Journal

Fullerton, Nebraska

Front Page

Thursday

November 10, 1966

Obituary

Dexter J. Hoy

Dexter J. Hoy was born on November 5, 1897, at Fullerton,

Nebraska, and died suddenly at his home at Columbus,
Nebraska, on November 5, 1966. His parents wee the late

Mr. and Mrs. Rush J. Hoy.

He married Miss Hazel Jennings on September 22, 1921. The

couple farmed near Fullerton until eight years ago when they

moved to Columbus. The couple observed their 45th wedding

anniversary in September.

Mr. Hoy was a kind and loving husband, father and grandfather.

Surviving besides his wife are two sons, Alvin D. Hoy of Schuyler

and Billy W. Hoy, who is serving in the Navy and stationed at

Davisville, Rhode Island; a daughter, Mrs. Max (Fredabelle) Swanson

of Belgrade; a brother, Clarence Hoy of Fullerton; and eight

grandchildren. He was preceded in death by eight brothers and sisters.

Funeral services were conducted November 9 at the

Beaman and Palmer

Funeral Home at Fullerton by Rev. Tom Rehorn, pastor of the

Fullerton Methodist Church. Pallbearers were B. L. Anderson,

E. M. Black, Leon Dudney, Fred Graves, Merle Nesbitt and Ted Stern.

Burial was in the Fullerton Cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our most sincere thanks and appreciation for

the flowers, food, cards, calls and trip to Omaha at the time of

death of our beloved husband, father and grandfather. Also for the

many kind acts at the time of the funeral. Each kindness will always

be remembered.

Mrs. Dexter Hoy

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hoy and family

Mr. and Mrs. Max Swanson and Nancy

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hoy and family

Nance County Journal

Fullerton, Nebraska

Thursday

November 10, 1966