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Nicholas Levi Heller Sr. 1980-2026

Nicholas Levi Heller Sr., passed away peacefully on Sunday June 28, 2026, at the age of 46.

Nicholas Levi Heller Sr
Nicholas Levi Heller Sr

Born on February 24, 1980, in Hanover, Nicholas was a beloved father, son, and friend whose vibrant spirit and generous heart touched the lives of many. Nicholas was the son of Edward R. Heller and Sharon (Runk) Rathburn.

Nicholas was a passionate fan of all things Deadpool and found great joy in the world of comic books and movies, often sharing his enthusiasm with those around him.

His love for family was unmatched; he cherished every moment spent with his children nurturing their bond with laughter and adventure.

Nicholas had a special fondness for Hershey Park, frequently taking his family there to create cherished memories for a lifetime. He also held a deep admiration for the music of Ozzy Osbourne; the song, Crazy Train, was a favorite of Nicks.

In addition to his parents, Nicholas is survived by three children, Nicholas Heller Jr., Carina Heller, Mia Martinez Navarro; and one sister, Kerry Feastr.

Professional services have been entrusted to Dugan Funeral & Cremation, Ltd., 111 S. Main Street in Bendersville.

At this time, services will be held privately.

To send flowers or plant a memorial tree in memory, please visit the flower store.


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