BRADLEY LEE GLATHAR

1960-2023

Bradley “Brad” Lee Glathar, 62, of rural Humboldt, Nebraska was born July 15, 1960 in Pawnee City, Nebraska to Loren and Lenora (Olson) Glathar. Brad was the oldest of three children. He was raised on the family farm northeast of Humboldt. He attended Bratton Union until transferring to Southeast Consolidated School where he graduated with the class of 1978. Brad worked for many years in Auburn as a machinist until retiring. He farmed from the time he graduated from high school where he raised sheep, cattle, chickens, and several more animals on his farm until his passing.

Brad was married in 1979 and from that union 3 daughters were born. He surrounded himself with animals throughout his life and spent his adult life

instilling a love of creatures big and small to anyone he came in contact with. If he wasn’t caring for his own animals, you could find him helping someone with theirs. Brad was a caretaker and protector, especially of those he was close to. He genuinely cared about helping others and was a mentor to many of his younger friends.

In his early years he spent a great deal of his time hunting, mostly coon and coyote hunting. On most weekends in the winter months, you could find Brad in his truck with a dog box full of either greyhounds or hounds driving around the country with a crew of his hunting buddies. Then at night, after finishing chores at the farm, he would load up 3-4 of his hounds and head to the timber to round out the day coon hunting.

Brad had many other joys in his life as well. Including his family, stories of growing up, spending time with his closest friends, country music, watching westerns (especially those with John Wayne), playing cards, and Husker football.

Brad passed away suddenly on Monday, January 2, 2023 at the Midlands Hospital in Papillion, Nebraska having reached the earthly age of sixty-two years, five months, and eighteen days. He was preceded in death by both grandparents, brother Scott Glathar, and nephew Austin Glathar.

Brad is survived by his daughters: Hanna Quiring and husband Ryan of Lincoln, NE; Haley Maxson and husband Ryan of Malcolm, NE; Hope Kieler and husband Quentin of Peru, NE; parents Loren and Lenora Glathar of rural Humboldt, NE; a sister Deb Schmid and husband Mark of rural Dawson, NE; special friend Stacey Oliver of Papillion, NE; grandchildren: Irelynn, Brooks, Presley, Coulter, Hayes, Koda, and Burke and many other nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives and friends.

Funeral Services were held on Tuesday, January 10, 2023, at the Christian Church in Humboldt, Nebraska with Pastor Howard Blecha officiating. Interment will immediately follow services at the Humboldt (South) Cemetery.

Memorial contributions are suggested to the family’s choice with a later designation.

Condolences can be shared online at www.wherrymortuary. com Services entrusted to Wherry Mortuary-207 Nemaha St-Humboldt, NE 68376 (402) 862-2915