"St Croix, went to high school for one year he was a great friend i never forgot and when i reached out to find him it was too late so sad to hear this RIP we at st croix country day school miss u .."
In loving memory of
Justin B. Lineberry
May 29, 1967 - August 5, 2012
Justin B. Lineberry, 45 of Maskell, NE passed away on Sunday, August 5, 2012 in rural Maskell.
Services will be held at 10:30 A.M. on Thursday, August 9, 2012 at Faith Lutheran Church in Maskell, NE with Vicar Chad Beckius and Rev. Ralph Egbert officiating. Visitation will begin at the church at 5:00 P.M. on Wednesday, August 8, 2012, with the family present at 6:00 P.M. and a prayer service at 7:00 P.M. Arrangements are under the direction of Mohr Funeral Home in Ponca, NE. Online condolences to the family may be posted at www.mohrfuneralhome.com.
Justin was born in Laramie, Wyoming on May 29, 1967, the son of Clinton T. and Nancy L. (Newlon) Lineberry. He began his schooling in the Philippines, while his parents were in the Peace Corps. He then attended school in Westfield, IA and graduated from Akron, IA. During high school he spent summers working on a ranch in West River, SD. He joined the Marine Corps in 1988 and served for two years. He graduated from USD in Vermillion, earning a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology. Justin married Jamie Pipes in Vermillion, SD on August 21, 1993. He worked for C & H Furniture in Meckling, SD, and purchased the business when it came up for sale. He also worked as a technician for Presto X Company, did ranch-hand work in western Nebraska, and worked for Kleinschmit Trucking in rural Hartington, NE.
Justin was a member of Faith Lutheran Church in Maskell, NE, the National Rifle Assn. and the United Kennel Club. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping, riding his mules and spending time with his family and friends.
Survivors include his sons, Myles and Chance Lineberry, and his former wife, Jamie Lineberry of Meckling, SD; special friend and companion, Shelly Bausch and her children, Ally, Jon and Nate of Allen, NE; father, Clint and Marilyn Lineberry of Westfield, IA; mother, Nancy and Don McDermott of LaCombe, LA; brother, Cole Lineberry (Desiree Rosenbaum) of Akron, IA; sisters, Kim Neher (Joe Fontenot) of Marion, IA, Kodi (Jason) Lockey of Tijeras, NM and Dakota (Ernest) Samuel of Raleigh, NC; nieces and nephews, Luke Lineberry, Jacob and Hannah Neher, Kinnick Fontenot, Logan Lockey, Ethan and Jasmine Samuel; aunt, Jan Williams of Blue Springs, MO; and uncle, Sam (Patricia) Cordes of West Lafayette, IN.
Justin was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Rennie & Elizabeth Lineberry; maternal grandparents, Dick and Margaret Newlon; and aunt, Susie Cordes.
Tributes
"Justin was older than I was in School, but I was in the same class as Cole. Even thou he was older, I learned alot of good things from Justin and his Family. He has touched many lives, and will not be forgotten. RIP my friend...God Speed"
"I will never forget the mischief Justin and I got into as kids. He was a great guy, no matter what the circumstances. I have some unforgettable memories with him. You have my condolences and I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers."
"My brother an i have fond memories of justin we spent the summers in Sd at our grandparents house. He was a big part of our summers as kids/teens an adults. He taught us how to coon hunt an how to respect the mighty mo river. Jamie an the boys would come for a visit an hang out with us an we always had a wonderful time. He also helped in teaching me to drive a stick shift grandpa would get upset with me an he would say dutch shes just a kid she will get the hang of it. My brother an i send our love an prayers to you an your family. He will be in our hearts forever. Godbless you all........love an prayers from the henry kids! (Adults now) "
"To Client ,Cole and family, So sorry to hear of your loss.We remember him when he was younger ,haven't seen him in years.Sounds as if he has lived his LIFE and enjoyed every minute.God Bless all of your family."
"Justin worked for us for a short and was a pleasure to be around, always refering to us as Mr.and Mrs. Boss. We never felt like his employers, we felt like his friends. Justin was a very hard worker, always aimed to please, proud father and always had a smile on his face. Thanks for everything you helped us with Justin !"
"My sympathy goes out to Cole, Dakota and the Entire Lineberry family,as well as the Dennison's Bill John and Pat may you be surrounded by the love and prayers of your family and friends. I believed that Justin enjoyed everyday here on earth, as we all should."
"Justin was a classmate of mine at Westfield. I have many fun school memories of him... playing 'horse' (maybe it should have been mule) on the playground, singing country songs in the lunchroom or seeing Larry Gatlin in concert..all things that make me smile when I think back. Thank you, Justin, for making memories. Happy trails JBL..until we meet again. Panther/Westerner ~Class of '86 "
"Marilyn, Clint and family our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless you all."
"Justin had that smile soo sweet like a little boy at time .When he spoke about them boys his eyes would be so big and bright always had a story of their adventures. Justin lived life far happier than the most. It was an honor to know him . Love you and miss you sheila"
"Marilyn, Clint and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. May God be with you all at this time. Praying for all those who knew and loved Justin. "
"From what I have been told...Justin, and his brother Cole were the extra Dennison brothers growing up. Justin was one of my husband Bill's greatest friends..He was also one of the kindest & most hardworking guys, with such a love for life that I had ever met...Keep an eye out for all of us from up there Justin~~until we meet again~~RIP "
"My sincere heart felt condolences go out to Justin's immediate and surrounding family. Justin was a classmate of mine at Akron-Westfield. I never knew Justin until both Akron and Westfield schools consolidated in the early 80's. It was a challenging time for the students trying to merge and become one with so many having their own friends and agenda's. I was very fortunate to make many new and great friends from Westfield and Justin was at the top of the list. We stayed overnite at each other's house on occasions and I still remember his first antique 2 tone brown truck. Justin was 2 days older than me and we both were able to drive at the same time. He admired that truck and it was a talking piece that we both enjoyed to ride in. I vividly remember the hunting excursions at his place in those frigid winters. Justin had dignity, class and a work ethic second to none. He was always willing to talk with anyone and was truly a genuine person. May God take you under his wings and share your spirited self with so many in the heavens above. Thanks Justin for being a great person and friend. I will certainly remember those memories back so many years ago. RIP"
"I spoke with Clint yesterday when I first saw the obit in the paper. Clint and I have known each other for many years; and worked together. I knew all the kids since my families south line fence joined Clint's home place. Justin was a good kid as were all of the Lineberry kids. Justin will be missed by many as witnessed by the number that have signed this page. Cole and Dakota you have memories of spending time with your brother---hang on to them. Justin was doing what he enjoyed most in life----being in the wide open spaces and riding his mules/horses. Happy Trails Justin and RIP."
"I did not know Justin for very long, but he was the type of person you would have liked to know better. He was a hard worker, and always had a smile on his face. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends."
"I will always remember Justin by Bittercreek and growing up with Justin and Cole from when Cole entered the 1st Grade class with me and Justin entered the 2nd Grade at Westfield, as they were just coming state side from the Philippines. Since, I lived at the beginning of the road, Justin and Cole lived at the end of, we spent alot of time wearing the gravel out between our houses and running the hills South of Westfield, Iowa. Fishing, swimming in the ponds and sand pits and stalking each other like American Indians by the Big Sioux River, shooting guns, bow and arrows. tobogganing and trying to keep warm in the cold Iowa winters by Clint's numerous wood burning stoves. I remember playing with Justin's Australian Shepherds and riding in his first truck which was an old antique 2 tone brown truck. We were not always causing trouble, however we were just being boys growing up in a ever changing world. Yet, we formed a bond with the American Country Boy creed. Justin carried on that tradition really well, as being a real American Cowboy and being a Marine just out of high school. My prayers and condolences go out to Justin's boys and to his brother and sisters and his folks and all that were close to Justin in his adult years. Rice Pudding is a code word I believe Justin used some 33 years ago when we were kids playing war POWs. To this day I have never broke his code and will always carry fond memories of Bittercreek and his family. Good Ride Cowboy. May you ride herd and find your peace in Heaven and the skies above."
"My symathy goes out to Justin's boys and family through this difficult time. I trained Justin when he came to Presto-X, while he also trained me and made our jobs more enjoyable. I will never forget the good times boating, fishing and driving truck with Justin. Even when Justin left Presto-X, we still kept in touch frequently, laughing and joking about old times. He will greatly be missed. Justin is truly a good guy and I will miss him greatly! Again, condolences from Steve Schmidt and family."
""Willie", Justin's nickname for me always made me chuckle. I enjoyed the time I spent with Justin and the boys."
"Justin, a good friend, showed me the art of catfishing. Some of the greatest adventures with him was on the trail in the Big Horn Mt. and in Western SD. Justin took me on the trail to the Cheyenne/Bell Fourch Rivers where the two rivers meet. I will miss his witty comments when I'm out on the trail."
"My condolences to Justin's family. What a tragic loss. Justin and Cole have been great friends with me for a long time. I keep hearing Justin's voice saying (that good ole boy down the road) and his chuckle. God bless your Justin"
"My prayers go out to Justin's family and everyone at Presto X. During the years that I worked at Presto-X, I enjoyed Justin's great sense of humor and friendship. "
"Our thoughts & prayers are to the family, his boys, his brother Cole, all his close friends, Justin was in Davids class, 86, Cole was in my class, 87, David & Justin went coon hunting, kept in touch,He was a very special person, wonderful father, God has a wonderful angel, love to all of you,he will sooo be missed by all"
"It saddens me to hear this tragic news. I enjoyed visiting with Justin weekly when he serviced our facility for Presto-X. I loved hearing his stories about the boys, his dogs and his mules - in that order. I know he was loved by many and I share that heart ache with all of you. I moved away 2 years ago, but can see him and his sweet spirit in my mind right now. May God send angels to watch over each and every one of you as you grieve your loss."
"I am so sorry to hear about Justin. When Justin was working for Prexto-X he was our Technician here at Royal Canin (Mars Inc.) in North Sioux City, SD. We always called him "bug boy." Justin was always so cheerful and pleasant to be around. When my son Justin had his car accident Justin would always ask how he was doing every time he came in. He would always tell me to hang in there and that it will get better. He will not be forgotten. My thoughts and prayers go out to Justin's family and friends through this difficult time. May God watch over and be with you all. See you some day in Heaven Justin! RIP "
"I've known Justin a long time; but my favorite memories with him were when we were in psychology classes together at USD. We used to sit beside each other in class and study together (in between talks about high school and the friends we had in common). He and Jamie even had me to their place for supper a couple times. I haven't seen him for a long time; but he was a great friend, then. We had a lot of interesting conversations! He will be missed!"
"There are people that come into your life, say hi and stay awhile. Then there are people that come into your life, take a seat , share a smile, and stay a life time. Justin you will be trully missed but not forgotton. I am not saying farewell my friend , but you will always be there with me when iam on the river or in outdoors , a love we both shared. I am thankful you took a seat and and shared a smile. Your memory will always stay with me a life time. Thank you my friend. May Gods hands hold tight and comfort the boys with each sunrise and sunset"
"Marilyn, Clint and family, Praying that when you do not know where to turn, Jesus will help you make a way to get through the next minute, the next hour, the next day. Praying for all those who knew and loved Justin."
"I am so sorry to hear of Justin's death. I knew him through coonhunting and had many enjoyable hunts with him. He was a good person and will be missed by many."
"My thoughts and prayers go out to Justins family and close friends. Though I have only ran into Justin a few times in the last 14 years, the memories I have of him are all good. 14 years ago Justin was the first person to take me out on the river! I spent alot of time with him and Jamie that summer and Justin has always stayed in my memories as a quiet gentle soul!"
"Justin was a best friend and will be greatly missed. He loved his boys, the mules and coon hunting. We worked together for 12 years and had many good times rooming together at the annual meetings for Presto-X. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time. Our deepest sympathy ~ Scott Plendl & Family"
"My deepest sympathies go out to Justin's entire family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. Justin was my fishing partner one amazing summer and I will never forget the great times we had! He was a remarkable man who will truly be missed. God bless you, Justin."
"I was a childhood friend of Dakota's and spent many summer days with the family learning how to ride and do "some" ranch work. Justin had the best chuckle. I remember him being quiet and always working the ranch. It's been many, many years since I've seen the family, but I'm heartbroken with thier loss. My condolences and prayers. I'm sorry I can't be there in person but I am in spirit. Danielle Dion"
"WE at Presto-X were all sadden by this news and want to extend our condolances to the family. We had the privelege of working with Justin for nearly 14 years and many of us were close to him. Some of our staff considered Justin closer that a brother because of their close relationship at and away from work. There aren't many people as down to earth and sincere as Justin was. We will all miss him. He has left us with many good memories! Loren Dake Sioux City"
" I want to extend my sincere sympathies to his entire family. I attended AW School with him. I was so shocked to hear of his passing, but wasn't at all surprised to hear he had been riding a beloved horse. I pray God will ease your sorrow during this most difficult time, especially for his children. In Sympathy: Amy(Dimmick) Frankl Class of 85 AW"
"I didn't know Justin but have ridden in the area many times. My prayers go out to his family as they find the strength to learn to live without their loved one. God's Speed Justin."