Richard "'Dick'" B. Camp
June 12, 2008

Richard "'Dick'" B. Camp

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Dick was born August 29, 1947 on the farm in rural Petersburg to Bernard and Irene 'Reestman' Camp. The family soon moved into Petersburg where Dick attended St. John the Baptist Catholic School and graduated from Petersburg High School in 1965. After high school he worked briefly and then went into the Army, serving from 1966 until 1968. After the military Dick came back to Petersburg and was married to Maryln Daly on August 16, 1969.

Dick then went to college at South Dakota State University in Brookings and graduated from the College of Pharmacy in 1975. After graduating he worked for Penner Pharmacy in Beatrice and then in Norfolk for Sunset Drug. In 1981 the family moved to Scribner and Dick purchased the Scribner Pharmacy (formerly called Grosserode Pharmacy).

Dick was a member of St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Scribner, the Scribner Chamber of Commerce, the American Legion Post 121 of Scribner, the Nebraska Pharmacist Association, and the National Federation of Independent Business. Dick loved his family and loved to spend time with them. When not at work or with his family he enjoyed hunting pheasant, golfing & baseball (especially watching the St. Louis Cardinals). During Dick's younger years he played baseball for Petersburg and for Albion, as his services were in great demand.

Survivors:
Wife - Maryln of Scribner
Son - Todd and wife Nicole Camp of Omaha
Their daughter - Lauren Camp
2 Daughters - Kimberly and husband Nicholas Grimit of Omaha
Tara Camp and fiancée' Josh Rockwood of Omaha
Brother - Jerry and wife Mary Camp of Omaha
2 Sisters - Marilyn and husband Mike McCune of Sterling Colorado
Carol and husband Jerry Unger of Norfolk
Brother-in-law - Dan and wife Kathy Daly of Kearney
Sisters-in-law - Peg and husband Tom Camp of St. George, Utah
Kathy Kuchar of Norfolk
Jean and husband Kim Brown of Council Bluffs, Iowa
Jackie and husband Bob Brown of Council Bluffs, Iowa

Dick was preceded in death by his parents.

The Funeral Mass will be on Monday June 16 at 10:00am at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Scribner. Father Vitalis Anyanike and Father John Hagemann will officiate. Graveside services will be at 3:00pm at St. John's Cemetery in Petersburg with Military Honors by American Legion Post 334 of Petersburg. A memorial will be established at a later time. Visitation at St. Lawrence Catholic Church will be on Sunday from 3:00pm to 7:00pm with family receiving friends from 6pm to 7pm. A public wake service will at 7:00pm., also at the church.

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Visitation
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
With Family from 6pm - Wake Service @ 7pm
910 Grant St.
Scribner, NE  68057
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St. Lawrence Catholic Church
910 Grant St.
Scribner, NE  68057
Map & Directions

Condolences(7)

  1. Wendy 'Groninger' Simon
    Maryln, Todd and Family, My deepest sympathy in your time of loss. I remember Dick as such a nice man and a great Dad. It was a long time ago but I remember tagging along when Maryln would take Todd to visit Dick working at Sunset Drug. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.
  2. jeff miller
    My deepest sympathy to the Camp family. I worked with Richard and I enjoyed very much talking to him about his family and how proud he was of all of his children. He will be greatly missed, he was a wonderful man that I was blessed to have known.
  3. Mike and Sue Seier
    Our deepest sympathy.
  4. Dave Goaley
    DIck was relentless in his work.. He devoted many long days and after hours filling prescriptions for the community of Scribner. Embracing Death as a Friend .As a person of faith, of resurrection faith, see death as a friend, not a foe; and the experience of death as a transition from life to life, from grace to glory. Holy Jesus, have mercy on the Soul of Dick Camp
  5. Faith Reick
    Sincere sympathy to you Maryln and family. May God will take you by the hand to help you through your sorrow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family..
  6. Bruce Schut
    We have only been in Scribner for the past six years, but we will miss Dick's friendly and familiar face at our local pharmacy. We pray that our Lord Jesus will give your family comfort in the fact that His own death and resurrection points us beyond this time of loss to the glories of a heavenly home which He prepares for all who trust in His free gifts of forgiveness and eternal life. God's peace to you all in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus!
  7. Kaitlin Reick
    My deepest sympathy Mrs. Camp. My prayers and thoughts are with you right now.
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