se and Everette purchased Tebbes Lanes. They enjoyed running the bowling alley until 1983. Everette later went on to work in the maintenance department for the Shenandoah Hospital until his retirement in 1989. Still feeling the urge to work, he made deliveries for Jay Drug and worked as a Shipmate for the Bellevue Queen. Some of his interests included fishing, bowling, woodworking, playing cards, camping, traveling, working on puzzles, and going to the casino with his friends. In the last few years he has enjoyed spending time fishing with his good friend, Emilio who was like family to him. He also enjoyed visiting with family and following the children and grandchildren's activities. He was preceded in death by her parents, an infant son, granddaughter Amy Stenglein, daughter Anita "Gayle" Stenglein, and siblings Lawrence and Dean Standage. Those left to cherish his memory include his son Duane Standage and wife Mila of Hesperia, CA; daughter Charlene Wilcox of Shenandoah, IA; grandchildren; Ann Stenglein of Waterloo, NE, Kate Stenglein of LaVista, NE, Dan Wilcox and wife Traci of Oklahoma City, OK and Julie Wilcox of Council Bluffs, IA; great-grandchildren; Amy Stenglein of LaVista, NE and Abbey Rose, Carter, and Elisabeth "Ellie" Wilcox of Oklahoma City, OK; other family and friends.