Carl A. Shore

Carl Allen Shore, 81, entered the gates of Heaven on September 20 ^th , 2022. He is mourned by his wife of 60 years, Irene, his 3 children Carmen Anderson (Michael), Kyle Shore (Barbara) and Byron Shore (Lisa). His Aunt Mary MacCartney who was more like a sibling to him.  Nine Grandchildren - Christopher Ladman (Katlin) Ben Kubicek (Kelly), Joshua Shore (Kimber) Taylor Shore (Emily), Skylar Mosby (Patrick Bendig), LeeAnn Mosby (Adrien Baumann) Travis Shore (Shannon Nelson), Aubrey Hollman (Justin) and Haylee Jarchow (Caleb), Eight Great-Grandchildren -  Kyler, Claire, Kaydence, Jaxon, Henry, Kinley, Holland & Elliott.  To greet him in Heaven are his parents, infant daughter Kimberly Ann, grandson James Coy Shore and great grandson Walker Wade Jarchow.  There are also many others special to him, including family and very special friends he has made along the way.

Carl was born on December 12, 1940, to James Harry Shore and Eva Irene Eskew in Champaign, Illinois. He grew up in Urbana, Ill. Carl attended school until he decided his time was better spent elsewhere and joined the Air Force in 1958, obtained his GED and worked as an airman. He was lastly stationed in Lincoln where he met Irene Nielsen.  He was discharged on August 3 ^rd , 1962, and a few hours after his discharge he married Irene Ann Nielsen at Calvary Lutheran Church in Lincoln NE. They made their home in Urbana until 1968 when they moved to Nebraska. They lived in Lincoln, Wilber and of late in Daykin NE. He worked at ALPO, now Nestle for many years as a truck driver and then other trucking companies. He made very many friends along the way.

Carl loved his family; he was so proud of all his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren and spent time with them whenever possible. He enjoyed spending time with neighbors and friends. Loved watching the Cornhuskers, butter on angel food cake (or anything really), traveling and planning get togethers.

”And I will close the door, but I will open up my heart
And everyone I love will know exactly who you are
'Cause this is not goodbye, it is just 'til we meet again”