Funeral Services for Doris Stauffer, age 93, of Page will be 11:00 am Saturday, December 22, 2018 at the Faith Community Church in O'Neill, NE.  Interment will be in the Page Cemetery.

Visitation will be from at 9:00 am until service time at the church.  Rev. Paul Harder will officiate.

Doris passed away Tuesday, December 18, 2018 in Omaha, Nebraska.

Memorials can be made to the family for future designation.  Biglin's Mortuary in O'Neill is in charge of arrangements.

Doris Elaine Stauffer was born in Mullen Nebraska September 1, 1925 to Haskle and Elvia (Fox) Boyer.  She lived with her 3 sisters and one brother on a ranch, then later in town, where her father was County Judge.

Following high school, she taught country school, attended college at Nebraska Wesleyan University and UNL in Lincoln, while working in two Lincoln banks.

During WW2, she and her sisters contributed to the support of the war by working at an airplane and munition manufacturing plant in Lincoln.

She met Dale Stauffer in the church choir after he returned from the Army and finished college at UNL.  They married February 5 ^th , 1950.  To this union three children were born: Gary, Monte, and Nancy.  The family farmed and participated in the community at Page, Nebraska.

Doris was a member of Faith Community Church, Women's Community Club, and a 4-H leader.  She enjoyed gardening, music, sewing, crocheting, partnering in the farm business and work, and raising the rascals.

Doris is survived by two children, Nancy Stauffer of Omaha, NE, Monte Stauffer and wife, Becky, of Gretna, NE; two grandchildren, Justin Stauffer of Centennial, Colorado, Angela Sinclair and husband, Adam, of Thornton, Colorado; brother, Richard "Den" Boyer and wife, Mary, of Colorado; brother-in-law, Wesley Sandall of Bassett; two great-grandchildren, Arabella and Adalaya Sinclair; nieces, nephews, and many friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Dale Stauffer in 2008; son Gary Stauffer in 2018; and her sisters, Wilma (William) Holz, Phyllis (Bud) Homrighausen, and Getty Sandall.