Victor Vogler Jr., age 79, died November 27th, 2022, at Swedish Medical
Center in Englewood, Colorado. He was born to Victor and Rosa
(Wassemiller) Vogler Sr. on November 21st, 1943, in Colby, Kansas. He
grew up on the family farm a mile South of Monument.
He married Maysel Ruppe on May 27th, 1963, and they began their married
life on that same farm where Vic grew up. They lived there for 26 years
before moving to a home on the South side of Monument where they were
still living until his death. Vic and Maysel had three children, Bridget
(Kim) Denigan, Stephanie Swart, and Kyle Vogler. The couple were
involved in farming and during the early years of their marriage Vic
worked at the Bertrand Elevator in Monument during the winters. He had
also spent a year before their marriage working construction with Lewis
Mershon where he learned many skills from that master craftsman.
Vic enjoyed working with his hunting dogs, and just sitting on the porch
in the summer watching the newborn calves play. He liked all kinds of
hunting, but goose hunting was his favorite, with quail hunting a close
second. The most important aspect of his hunting though was the
fellowship with good friends. Trap shooting was another hobby where he
won medals and enjoyed reloading his own shells. Vic was baptized in
August of 2012.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Vic Sr. and Rosa Vogler and his
daughter Kim Denigan. He is survived by his wife Maysel; his daughter
Stephanie (Terrall) Swart; son Kyle (Sandra) Vogler; his grandchildren,
Chelsea (Ryder) Eakin, Paige (Alex) Nuss, Braedon and Brooke Vogler;
three great grandchildren Callie and Carsyn Eakin and Easton Nuss; Kim's
husband Dale Denigan and his sister Betty (Jim) Bartlett and their
family.
Private graveside services will be held in the Monument Cemetery. A
memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday, December 1, 2022,
at the United Christian Church, 117 Center Ave in Oakley, Kansas.
In lieu of flowers a memorial has been set up for the United Christian Church building fund or the House of Hope Orphanage in San Lucas, Guatemala. Checks may be made to United Christian Church with memorial of choice on the memo line.
For information or condolences, visit www.baalmannmortuary.com.