Darlene B. Roebuck

In Memory OfDarlene B. RoebuckDarlene Belle Roebuck, of Milford, died Saturday, March 3, 2007 at BryanLGH East Medical Center in Lincoln at the age of 67 years 10 months and 5 days. She was born on April 26, 1939 at Alliance, Nebraska, to Clarence C. and Belle I. (Soden) Cantley and after the death of her mother, was adopted by her grandparents, Harry and Nellie (Boone) Sutton. As a young girl she attended Alliance Public Schools and had the opportunity to travel with a niece to Europe. She later completed the requirements to become an LPN. She was united in marriage to James Roebuck and to this union seven children, Clinton, Sheila, Donna, Sue, Clyde, Arnold and Rick were born.Darlene was a member of the First Christian Church in Alliance. After she earned her LPN designation she worked for St. Joseph Hospital in Alliance from 1973 until they closed. Completing her work at St. Joseph, she worked in a factory for several years. In 1986, Darlene moved to Lubbock, Texas where she lived until she moved to Milford in 1996.She is survived by her children and spouses, Sheila Roebuck and her husband Stan Wilcox, Alliance, Donna and Steve Wickstrom, Keystone, SD, Sue and Lou Roth, Milford, Arnold and Rose A. Roebuck, Milford, Rick and Vicki Roebuck, Seward, ten grandchildren, three step-grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, 9 step-great-grandchildren, adoptive brothers and spouses, LeRoy Sutton, William Sutton, Raymond and Marge Sutton, Alfred "Cy" and Mary Sutton, all of Ashby.She was preceded in death by her mother, Belle Cantley, father, Clarence Cantley, her adoptive parents, Harry and Nellie Sutton, two infant sons, Clinton and Clyde Roebuck, sister, Nellie Irene Cantley, adoptive brother, Art Soden, adoptive sister, Amanda Hayward, husband, James Roebuck.A Memorial Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 6, 2007 at Lauber-Moore Funeral Home, Milford with Rev. Randy Wahl officiating. Cremation, no viewing. A register book will be available for signing 9 am Tuesday until service time. Memorials have been established to the Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas, Texas or to the American Diabetes Association.