William T. “Bill” Kibler
December 27, 1946 – April 21, 2020
Age 73
Preceded in death by parents Wesley & Mary Kibler; brothers Craig & Wesley Kibler.
Survived by wife of 39 years Kathy; children Bridgette Laney (Bob), Dylan Kibler (George), Adrienne McGargill (Tony), and Amanda Kibler (Dylan); 8 grandchildren; sister Ronnie Quinn; brother Kevin Kibler.
Visitation: Sunday, April 26, 2-5 pm, with Private Vigil Service at 5 pm, both at Bellevue Memorial Chapel.
Click the link below to view the Vigil Service:
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Private Memorial Mass: Monday, April 27 at 10 am at St. Mary Catholic Church, Bellevue.
Funeral for Bill Kibler.Kibler, William T. "Bill" December 27, 1946 – April 21, 2020 Age 73. Preceded in death by parents, Wesley and Mary Kibler; brothers, Craig and Wesley Kibler. Survived by wife of 39 years, Kathy; children, Bridgette Laney (Bob), Dylan Kibler (George), Adrienne McGargill (Tony), and Amanda Kibler (Dylan); 8 grandchildren; sister, Ronnie Quinn; brother, Kevin Kibler.Permission to podcast/stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license # P-400037. All rights reserved.
Posted by St. Mary's Catholic Church of Bellevue, Nebraska on Monday, April 27, 2020
Interment: Oak Hill Cemetery, Plattsmouth
Military Honors: Offutt AFB Honor Guard
Memorials: Columban Fathers, Knights of Columbus # 6192, St. Mary’s Endowment Fund.
26 Comments
Bill was a very caring man and will be missed dearly. Our prayers are with you all.
So sorry to hear of Bill’s passing. My condolences and prayers are with you all. I will offer Mass on his funeral day here in Silver Creek, NY. May he rest in the peace of the Risen Lord, and may the same Lord comfort and strengthen you all.
Dear Kathy and Family
My heartfelt condolences to you. Bill was a tremendous gentleman with a HUGE heart and abundant love for you his children and grandchildren I know you are a woman of much faith and that will indeed be a source to help you through. I believe in my heart that he truly is at peace and fully healed in the room God has prepared for him. My prayers for inner strength for you and your family as you go through this. The measure of your sadness is because of the love you had for him. May he Rest In Peace and May each of you feel the peace that transcends everything. Please know I will be virtually praying with you as you say goodbye and my unending prayers will continue. God bless and hold onto you always
Maunie.
I am so sorry to hear of this loss to the world. I worked with Bill. He was a good man. When my passed 4yes ago bill always made a special point to sit and talk with me about just any old thing. I think it was his way of helping keep my mind were it needed to be. He was a good man
And will be missed by many. Praying for the family to have strength in this sad time.❤🌻❤
I worked with Bill for twenty years, he will be missed dearly. He always had a way of listening to whatever you had a problem with. He would always have an answer and a way of calming you. Fly high with the Angels my friend.
Bill and I always meet at Westroads Transit during our break from driving. We would chat about current events, sports and life. Thank you Bill for understanding and listening. R.I.P.
My thoughts and prayers go out to Bill’s family I worked with Bill at Greyhound and we got to know each other well. What a great guy R.I.P Bill
Condolences to the Kibler family. I enjoyed Bill’s time as President of TWU 223, when he came into the office at the then Nebraska State AFL-CIO Building he would always stop and say “Hi!” and visit if he had time. Bill was a kind, big-hearted, gentle man. RIP Brother.
Bill was such a great friend and we will miss him terribly. But I remind myself that we have another link to our Father in heaven. May God bless you in this time of loss,and give you strength.
Love you,
Martha
Much love from the cousins in Minnesota. Always fond family memories of the time spent together with Kibler Clan.
Mr. Kibler was truly a great man. When he started at Metro Transit many years ago, I trained him to be a bus operator. He was one of my best students. He was a great employee, I never in all the years I worked with him heard him complain about anyone else. He was very well respected and loved as a bus operator and Union President. I He will never be forgotten. May God take him in His arms and bless his wonderful family.
So sorry to hear, our deepest sympathy & our prayers .🙏🙏🙏
I am so heartbroken to hear about Bill’s passing. I rode the bus from Westroads to downtown for my job and have gotten to know him over the years. He was a kind and gentle soul with amazing patience and a ready smile. The world has lost a good one.
Dear Kathy and Family,
I just want to offer my sincere sympathy to you and your beautiful family on the recent passing of your beloved husband Bill. Although I never had the opportunity to get to know him, Bridgette has shared such wonderful stories of him through the years that I have no doubt he was a remarkable human being. I know he was very patient, kind, hard working, and loving and I am sure that his death ia a tremendous loss for all of you. I pray that the Holy Spirit will give you all the strength, comfort, and peace that you need during this difficult time. May your hearts be flooded with.your best memories of Bill always and may he rest in eternal peace. God bless you.
Love and prayers to all of you,
Pam (Maunie’s sister).
My sincere condolences. I had the pleasure of working with Bill at both Greyhound and Metro for over 40 years. He will be missed by many but not forgotten. Bill had a way of being the voice of reason in sometimes chaotic situations. His common sense, calm and practical nature had a way of putting everyone at ease. He was admired and respected by anyone who had the good fortune to have gotten to know him.
My deepest condolences to the family of William Kibler. He had been my MAT bus driver on numerous occasions throughout my working years, He was such a gentleman, polite and kind-hearted. He truly cared about his customers. God Bless and be with you all at this most difficult time.
We are so very sorry, I pray for you all.
Bill and Kathy were long time neighbors of ours on Collins Drive. Bill was always so kind to our family. Our kids played in their backyard all the time and he even gave dog treats to our dogs and didn’t mind when they followed him up and down the fence while he mowed. He made us homemade egg nog at Christmas time visits. He would invite us to their family gatherings and offered popsicles to the kids on hot summer days. We are holding Kathy and the family in our hearts and prayers. Lynda & Todd Laird
I only came to know Bill through Laney family gatherings. I’m not much of a talker but Bill was an easy guy to talk with. He always made me feel like he was really interested in my life and he enjoyed talking about his. We were both from the in-law side of the Laney families. He made me feel at ease. May God bless Kathy and Bridgette and all of Bill’s family! I will miss talking to him. I would describe him as gentle and compassionate. May God rest his precious soul!
Sad to hear of Bill’s passing, Dave bowled with him for years, all around nice guy
Kevin & Kathy, Our deepest sympathy. Bob & Janet Goldsbary.
My thoughts and prayers go out to Kathy and the rest of the family.
Prayers & condolences. 🙏🙏🙏 I remember Bill as a kind and generous man.
I am the nurse at Metro, and Bill always, always spoke and greeted me. He was very kind and caring. He will be missed.
Wow, I am just finding out about Bill’s passing and I am truly sad for this. I always enjoyed working with Bill on Knights and Church events. He was always calm, steady, and soft-spoken, except for the time he snuck up on me with his big bus and honked his horn. Definitely a surprise! Very much a gentleman. I will miss him. Condolences to Kathy and family please.
Our sincerest condolences to Bill’s family. His classmates from Our Lady of the Lake are holding a reunion in April and we are saddened to know that Bill will not be among us. He was a fine man.
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