Key Takeaways
- • Ronald Paul Singer, 74, of Wauneta, Nebraska, passed away on September 4, 2020, in McCook, Nebraska.
- • Singer was employed by Wheeler Ranch since 2013, where he worked with cattle and outdoor operations until health complications affected his work schedule.
- • He is survived by his wife Beverlee, four adult children, one step-daughter, one step-son, eleven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
- • Singer was an active member of Cross Point Church in Paola, Kansas, and served in the United States Army, stationed in the Canal Zone in Panama.
Summary
Ronald Paul Singer, age 74, died on September 4, 2020, at a medical facility in McCook, Nebraska. Born December 13, 1945, in Garnett, Kansas, to Paul and Helen Howery Singer, he completed his high school education at Parker High School in 1964 before attending Allen County Community College for one year. Singer subsequently served in the United States Army, with a posting in the Canal Zone in Panama.
For the seven years preceding his death, Singer was employed by Wheeler Ranch, where he worked in outdoor cattle operations. According to the obituary, he valued this work despite health challenges that eventually limited his ability to maintain a consistent work schedule. The ranch owners, Rod and Marty, were noted for their accommodation and patience during his declining health.
Singer was part of a musical partnership with his wife, Beverlee Regier Singer, performing as a musical duo that brought praise songs to various congregations and community gatherings. He maintained active membership in Cross Point Church in Paola, Kansas, and was recognized for his commitment to evangelical outreach, particularly among medical professionals he encountered during treatment-related travels with his wife.
Singer's immediate family includes his wife Beverlee of Wauneta, Nebraska; four adult children—Tabetha Lewis and her husband Scott of Havre, Montana; Amy Singer of Alva, Oklahoma; Ryan Singer and his wife Christina of Wichita, Kansas; and Jason Singer of Ojai, California. His blended family also includes one step-daughter, Michelle Goertzen, and one step-son, Tyler Thiessen, with his wife Natalie, of Stratton, Nebraska. He was grandfather to eleven grandchildren and great-grandfather to two. Singer is also survived by his brother Charles Bevan Singer and his wife Vicky of Parker, Kansas, and a sister.
For the seven years preceding his death, Singer was employed by Wheeler Ranch, where he worked in outdoor cattle operations. According to the obituary, he valued this work despite health challenges that eventually limited his ability to maintain a consistent work schedule. The ranch owners, Rod and Marty, were noted for their accommodation and patience during his declining health.
Singer was part of a musical partnership with his wife, Beverlee Regier Singer, performing as a musical duo that brought praise songs to various congregations and community gatherings. He maintained active membership in Cross Point Church in Paola, Kansas, and was recognized for his commitment to evangelical outreach, particularly among medical professionals he encountered during treatment-related travels with his wife.
Singer's immediate family includes his wife Beverlee of Wauneta, Nebraska; four adult children—Tabetha Lewis and her husband Scott of Havre, Montana; Amy Singer of Alva, Oklahoma; Ryan Singer and his wife Christina of Wichita, Kansas; and Jason Singer of Ojai, California. His blended family also includes one step-daughter, Michelle Goertzen, and one step-son, Tyler Thiessen, with his wife Natalie, of Stratton, Nebraska. He was grandfather to eleven grandchildren and great-grandfather to two. Singer is also survived by his brother Charles Bevan Singer and his wife Vicky of Parker, Kansas, and a sister.
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