Frank Edward Case

Frank Edward Case, 87, moved on to his eternal home on Tuesday, December 22, 2020 at 1:55 AM. He eagerly awaited meeting his beloved wife, Charlotte, in heaven as well as his savior Jesus. Frank was born on January 24, 1933 in Los Angeles, CA to Frank N. and Madeline Case.

Frank married Charlotte Carmelita Teichmeier on May 10, 1958 in Hawthorne, CA. They had four children: sons; Todd (Karen) Case, Lincoln, NE. Curtis (Amy) Case, Omaha, NE, Eric Case, Lincoln, NE; daughter; Christie Ham (RIP June 2018); grandchildren, Bryce Ham, Joshua Case, Keelee Case, Jordan Case, Elizabeth Ham, Keegan Case, Matthew Case, Kapri Case, Tyler Case, and Kaitlyn Case; great grandchild, Crow Ham.

After serving in the US Air Force from 1950 to 1954, Frank began a career as a graphic artist. Frank was an incredibly gifted artist. He won the California State Art contest when he was only 14 years old. Frank did graphic design in the aerospace and aviation industries prior to moving to Nebraska in 1975 where he worked as a Graphic Design Manager for National Crane in Waverly, NE. He volunteered as an advisor for Southeast Community College Commercial Arts. He was a former volunteer for Junior Achievement and the American Heart Association. He also taught art for a period of time at Parkview Christian School in Lincoln.

In his later years he enjoyed spending time with his immediate family, enjoying Sunday dinners and playing cards. He was always up for a game of cribbage or pitch. He enjoyed watching his children and grandchildren perform on the stage and compete in sports. Frank enjoyed boating and fishing. Later in life he adding playing and watching golf to these passions. He applied his artistic skills to creating fishing lures and personalized golf balls.

Frank was also active in the local churches he attended. He had a love for music and Bible study. He served as volunteer music director, deacon, Sunday School teacher over several years in many ministries.

Frank was proud of his family and was always prepared to let everyone know how we was blessed more than he deserved. He loved to read the Bible. Even in his last days he would be found in the morning reading his Bible. He had a passion for telling others of Jesus and was unashamed of his faith.

Frank is survived by his immediate family; his brother Kirk Davis, Long Beach, CA. He was preceded in death by his wife Charlotte, daughter, parents, and two nephews.