Support Strozier Family After Sudden Loss

My name is Raymond Strozier Jr., son of Raymond Strozier Sr.

With a heavy heart, I share the passing of my beloved father, Raymond Strozier Sr.

To all who knew him, he was more than just a father. He was a devoted husband, a loving uncle, a cherished cousin, and a true friend. His love for family was boundless, and his presence was a source of warmth and strength. He had a way of making everyone around him feel valued and deeply loved.

On Friday morning, my father was called home by God. Surrounded by close family and dear friends, he left this world peacefully, free from pain. While we find comfort in knowing he is at rest, the weight of his health struggles took its toll on him, and ultimately, it became too much to bear.

If you knew my father, you would know how hard that man worked to provide for his wife and children. With his passing being unexpected, it has left his wife and children in a very unfortunate situation. Your generosity will help relieve the financial burdens looming over our family at a time meant for grieving and healing, as well as provide my father with the funeral he deserves.

For over a decade, my father endured the challenges of dialysis, holding onto hope that he would one day be accepted onto the kidney transplant list. He underwent countless evaluations, tried to meet rigorous expectations, and did everything in his power to qualify, only to be denied.

This devastating news left him feeling hopeless, believing that a healthier life was out of reach. Out of love and pride, he kept much of this struggle to himself, not wanting to burden our family. Now, I’m stepping up to ask for help on his behalf.

Any support, whether financial, through sharing this story, or offering words of encouragement means the world to us. Though my father is no longer with us, I want to honor his fight and the strength he showed throughout his journey. Your kindness will help us navigate this difficult time and ensure his story is remembered.

Service Date

2/15/25

Open casket visitation service will be held on Saturday, February 15, 2025, at 10:00 AM at First Covenant Church (6024 L St, Lincoln, Nebraska).

The funeral service will follow at 11:30 AM at First Covenant Church, Lincoln, Nebraska.