Lowell A. Thomsen
February 17, 1948 - April 10, 2020

Lowell A. Thomsen

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Lowell Arthur Thomsen, age 72
died Friday, April 10, at Hebron, NE.

Lowell was born in Fremont, Nebraska, on February 17, 1948, to Elmer and Mona Thomsen. He grew up on the family farm near Fremont and graduated from Hooper High School and Dana College, Blair, NE. He worked as a researcher for several title companies in Omaha.

He was active in the Omaha theater community and enjoyed books, music, theater, needlework, and cooking. Lowell was preceded in death by his parents, Elmer and Mona Thomsen and sister, Marian Thomsen. He is survived by brother, Alan Thomsen (Lorene); nieces Diane (Ron) Harpster, and Gayle (Al) Jessen, all of Fremont, NE; and several great-nephews/nieces. Ludvigsen Mortuary, Fremont, is handling arrangements. There will be no services. Private burial will be at a later date.

online guestbook at www.Ludvigsenmortuary.com

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  1. Judy Mintken Zimmerman
    So sorry to hear of Lowell's passing. I attended District #88 with him and also Hooper High School. After high school I lost track with him but would have enjoyed seeing him in Omaha as either an actor or a director. Prayers to the family. Judy Mintken Zimmerman Class of 1966
  2. John Morrissey
    Lowell was a true gentle man. I enjoyed acting in several plays with him. The world is just a little darker without his shining star.
  3. Dutch Haling
    Lowell was a great Director and was always focused on presenting the best show he could. I saw him a few years ago and he was very complimentary
    to me regarding my success in acting. I told him it was due in part to working for fine Directors like him. Goodby old friend. See you on the other side of the boards.
  4. Sherry Fletcher
    I had the pleasure of working with Lowell on several shows in the metro Omaha area. He was a talented and kind man. My sympathy to his extended family and friends.
  5. Dwayne Ibsen
    Lowell was in many of my shows at the Norton Theatre. He was a terrific actor and played many different roles. I'm so sorry to hear about this. Peace.
  6. Sandra Gaube
    I am so sorry for your loss. I had the
    Pleasure of working with Lowell when we were both at Douglas County Social Services. I also had the opportunity to see him in a play. He will be missed.
  7. Elizabeth Payne Parker
    I'm so sorry to hear about Lowell's passing. We had great fun in high school, even playing the husband/wife leads in our senior class play, Onions in the Stew. He was a gentle soul.
  8. Beth McCabe
    Lowell was a fellow researcher, who always carried a paperback book with him and was always willing to chat about theater and movies with those of us who shared the work space in the area courthouses. My condolences to his family.
  9. Ruth Ann Dodson
    So sorry to hear of Lowell's passing. Many fond memories
    of high school years, Spanish class; and high school plays.
    Gone to soon. Ruth Ann [Ackerman] Dodson
  10. Alice Segers
    Lowell was my study hall partner for several years... he was an exceptional actor. Prayers for his family.
  11. Diane Grizzoffi
    Gayle is a friend of mine. I am so very sorry to hear that her uncle has passed away. My thoughts and prayers are for all of the family at this time of sorrow.
  12. Janice Belohlavy
    So sorry to hear this. Had totally lost contact. Many memories from high school, confirmation class, and sharing a party line. Prayers to all his family. Janice (Rasmussen) Belohlavy
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