This is an alphabetical
listing of extractions of Obituaries that the PGS has come across that
relate to the families of Door County residents that do not have a
cemetery listed and that we were unable to link to a
cemetery in the county using our
PGS Cemetery Indexes,
or because they are buried somewhere other than Door
County.
Some Brown and Kewaunee
residents are included as well because the family
surname is also found in Door County.
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AHRENS, Margaret "Marge" M./b. 17 Jul 1949,
Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-7 Apr 2010, St. Vincent Hospital,
Green Bay, Brown, WI; OBITUARY-DC Advocate-Sat. 10 Apr
2010: Margaret "Marge" M. Ahrens, 60, Green Bay, passed
away peacefully at a local hospital surrounded by her
loving children-parents: late Harold and Marion "Babe" (JINDRA)
RAYE-1967 graduate of Sturgeon Bay High School-Married
on 22 Jan 1969 to Thomas AHRENS-had four children-worked
at Curative, Inc.-survived by four children, Carolyn
(Michael) STOCK, Wauwatosa; Christian AHRENS, Milwaukee;
Kyle AHRENS, Green Bay; and Corinne AHRENS, Madison; two
brothers and sisters-in-laws, Pat (Jan) RAYE, Howards
Grove; Mike (Lori) RAYE, Sturgeon Bay; two sisters and
brothers-in-law, Barb (Tom) SCHMELZER, Sturgeon Bay; Pam
(Paul) SEDWICK, St. Petersburg, Fla.; one special aunt,
Joy MACCAUX, Sturgeon Bay; many nieces and nephews; and
former spouse, Thomas AHRENS-preceded in death by her
parents-Private services were held at Malcore (East)
Funeral Home, 432-5579. Malcore Funeral Home:
www.malcorefuneralhome.com.
ALBERTS, Dennis Norbert/b. 24 Jul 1926, Town of
Gardner, Door Co., WI-d. 3 Feb 2009, at home,
Forestville, Door Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES
Funeral Home: Dennis Norbert ALBERTS, (82),
Forestville-parents: Emil and Charlotte (CORBISIER)
ALBERTS-served in the U. S. Navy during World War
II-married on 6 Nov 1948 to Audrey MILLER at Forest
Lutheran Church-wrked at the Milwaukee Shoe Factory for
a number of years-member of Tanum-Forest Lutheran
Church, American Legion Post #372 of Forestville and
Door-Kewaunee County Dart Ball League-Survivors include
his wife; two sons, Gary (Kathleen) ALBERTS,Forestville;
David (Anne) ALBERTS, Sister Bay; six grandchildren:
Jamie (Amy), Ben, Jordan, Timothy, Emma and Olivia; four
great grandchildren: Jeffrey, Allison, Ashley and
Marcus; two sisters, Marge ANSCHUTZ, Gardner; Marie
(Pete) PETERS, Maplewood; a brother, Emil (Yvonne)
ALBERTS, Brussels-preceded in death by four brothers,
Gordon ALBERTS, Myron ALBERTS, Morris ALBERTS, Julius
ALBERTS, and a sister, Edith KAYE-Funeral Services
Friday,6 Feb 2009 at Tanum-Forest Lutheran Church, the
Rev. Philip PETERSON officiating-Entombment in the
Shrine of Good Shepherd Mausoleum, Green Bay-Forbes
Funeral Home
ALBERTSON, Arnold George/d. Mon., 12 Apr 2010,
Chamblee, GA; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 17 Apr
2010: Arnold George Albertson, 88, Chamblee, Ga.-native
of Menominee, Mich.-moving to Sister Bay, with his
parents as a youth-an honor student, captain of the
football team and graduated from Gibraltar High
School-U.S. Army veteran of World War II-received 5
battle stars and the Silver Star-served in the 552nd
Anti-aircraft Battery in Europe from D-day, through the
Battle of the Bulge, until the end of the war-active in
the Boy Scouts and a Troop Leader for many years-member
of Holy Cross Catholic Church-Married on 12 Jul 1948
Doris MILLER of Baileys Harbor-survived by his wife of
62 years, Doris M. ALBERTSON, Chamblee; sons and
daughters-in-law, Paul and Ruth ALBERTSON, Don and Kim
ALBERTSON, and Bill and Jennifer ALBERTSON, all of
Lilburn, Ga.; Steve and Daphne ALBERTSON, Washington,
Ga.; Jerry and Sherry ALBERTSON, Huntersville, N.C.;
sister, Marian LICHTER, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; and ten
grandchildren-Memorial Mass held Thurs., 15 Apr 2010, at
Holy Cross Catholic Church, Monsignor Paul
Fogarty-Celebration of Life on Sat., 17 Apr 2010, from 2
to 5 at the home of Doris ALBERTSON-Bill Head Funeral
Home and Crematory Lilburn/Tucker Chapel.
ALEXANDER, Charles F. "Chuck"/b. 14 Jul 1923,
Maplewood, Door Co., WI-d. Thurs. 13 May 2010, at home,
Village of Lake Hallie, Chippewa Falls, WI;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 15 May 2010: Charles F.
"Chuck" Alexander, 86, 14484 40th Ave., Chippewa Falls,
Village of Lake Hallie, died Thursday, May 13, 2010, at
home under the care of St. Joseph's Hospice.parents:
Mary (ENGLEBERT) and Eugene ALEXANDER-raised in
Maplewood where he graduated from high school-entered
the U.S. Army in 22 Jan 1943-served in the European
Theatre during World War II-honorably discharged in 8
Dec 1945-married Dorothy Marie SARTER on 19 Jan 1946, in
Kewaunee, Wis-resided in Sturgeon Bay before moving to
Chippewa Falls in 1950-employed for the Chippewa Herald
Telegram as a typesetter-1961 became employed in the
advertising/sales dept. at the Eau Claire
Leader-Telegram-helped in the creation of the Country
Today-general manager until he retired in 1987-worked at
Western Auto Auction in Hallie until December
2009-served as the town chairman for the town of Hallie
for six years-member of the English Lutheran Church of
Bateman and the Chippewa Falls American Legion Post
77-Survivors include four daughters, Patricia "Patti"
(Lee) MOYER BETZ, Valparaiso, Ind.; Rebecca (Jerry)
GRAHAM, Sandy (Wayne) JENSEN and Kim (Steve) WELLS, all
of Chippewa Falls; one son, Jeff ALEXANDER, Chippewa
Falls; a sister, MaryAnn (Kenneth) FELD, Algoma; a
brother, Clarence (AnnaMae) ALEXANDER, Algoma; a
sister-in-law, Rose CLONTS, Rome, Ga.; nine
grandchildren, Amy (Henry Newcomb) MOYER, Alesha (Rich)
JURY, Heidi (Trevor) BOHLAND, Ryan (Nikki RUBENZER)
JENSEN, Melanie (Michael) THOMPSON, Rachel WELLS, Sarah
WELLS, Hunter ALEXANDER, Taylor ALEXANDER; four
great-grandchildren, Tyler and Jackson BOHLAND, Graham
THOMPSON, Nora JENSEN; and many nieces and
nephews-preceded in death by his parents; his wife,
Dorothy on 1 Oct 2001; four sisters, Rose, Laura,
Josephine and Lillian; and five brothers, Frank, Bill,
Edward, Elmer and Joseph-funeral service held Monday, 17
May 2010 at the English Lutheran Church of Bateman, Town
of Lafayette, Rev. D.J. RASNER officiating-Interment
with full military honors provided by the Chippewa Falls
Patriotic Council will be in Bateman Cemetery-
"Chuckles" will always be remembered for his love of
life, his infectious smile, joy and laughter-
PEDERSON-VOLKER Funeral Chapel-pedersonvolker.com.
ALEXANDER, Samuel Craighead "Craig"/b. 3 May
1930, Philadelphia, Penn-d. 23 Jun 2010, Rockport,
Maine; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 30 Jun 2010:
Samuel Craighead (Craig) ALEXANDER, M.D., of the
Quadrangle, Haverford, Penn., died unexpectedly-spent
his formative years in Charlotte, N.C.-graduate of The
McCallie School, Davidson College ('51), and the
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine ('55),
where he also did his residency, studying under Dr.
Robert DRIPPS-was a Fellow in pharmacology for two
years, studying under Dr. Carl SCHMIDT-In his
professional life, Dr. Alexander was a leader in
Anesthesiology, serving as both a prominent researcher
and teacher in the field-began his teaching career as a
member of the faculty at the University of Pennsylvania
School of Medicine-served two years in the Public Health
Service as Director of the Winslow Navajo Indian
Hospital in Arizona-Chairman of the Anesthesia
Departments at the University of Connecticut School of
Medicine and University of Wisconsin School of Medicine,
serving at the latter for 20 years-returned to
Philadelphia and was Dean of Affiliate Affairs for
Hahnemann Medical College-active in the American Society
of Anesthesiologists and the Association of University
Anesthesiologists-instrumental in helping to establish
the Foundation for Anesthesia Education and
Research-lifelong member of the Presbyterian Church and
served as an Elder and a Deacon at Bryn Mawr
Presbyterian Church-attended the Sturgeon Bay Moravian
Church in Door County, Wis., where they had a summer
home-Dr. Alexander was a passionate student of history
and an avid photographer. He and Betty travelled
extensively throughout the United States and overseas,
including trips with their grandchildren to England,
Spain, South Africa, and Easter Island. He spent many
summers participating in photography seminars at the
Maine Media Workshops in Rockport, Maine. It was while
he was engaged in this activity that he passed away
suddenly-married for 58 years to his childhood
sweetheart from North Carolina, Betty PYRON ALEXANDER,
who survives him-also survived by three children,
Christian A. LIBSON (Jeff), Bryn Mawr, Penn.; Samuel
Craighead ALEXANDER III (Amy WASSERSTROM), Takoma Park,
Md.; and Baine B. ALEXANDER (Charles CURTIS), Madison,
Wis.; as well as eight grandchildren, Adam, Alex, and
Quinn LIBSON and YouQui Wei; Lily and Langston
ALEXANDER; and Beckett and Wyeth JACKSON-also survived
by a sister, Margaret ALEXANDER FARTHING, Clarksville,
Md.-Memorial Service held Mon. 28 Jun 2010 in the
Sanctuary of The Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, 625
Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, Penn.-Chadwick & McKinney
Funeral Home,
www.chadwickmckinney.com .
ALFSON, Raymond "Hans"
F./27 Dec 1937-Wed. 3 Feb 2010, Community Mem.
Hosp., Menomonee Falls, WI-(72), of Sturgeon
Bay-parents: Herbert and Catherine (MANN) ALFSON-married
12 May 1962 Delores LEICK, St. Michael’s Catholic
Church, Whitelaw, WI-St. Mary’s Catholic Grade School in
Clarks Mills, WI-Valders High School graduating in
1955-Lakeland College, Sheboygan, WI until
1957-University of Denver, Denver Colorado graduating in
1959, Bachelor of Science Degree, Business
Administration, majors in Accounting and
Finance-Certified Public Accounting firm in Elkhart,
IN-Sec.Treas. of the Burger Boat Co in Manitowoc
1960-1974-Manitowoc Public Utilities as Administrative
Manager 1974-1984-Peterson Builders, Inc.
1984-1988-retired as Vice Pres. of Finance 1988-survived
by wife Delores “Dee”; daughter and son-in-law Julie and
Dan STRAUSS of Hubertus, WI; grandson, Connor STRAUSS;
granddaughter, Ava STRAUSS; brother, Dennis (Cathy)
ALFSON of Manitowoc, WI; sister-in-law, Caroline ALFSON
of Valders, WI; step-sister, Sherrill (Don) RIEBE of
Manitowoc, WI; two step-brothers, David (Diann) MOORE of
Oshkosh, WI and Dennis (Rogene) MOORE of Manitowoc, many
nieces and nephews-Preceded in death by parents, two
brothers, Howard and Lawrence “Hubby” ALFSON and two
infant children, step-father John MOORE, father-in-law
and mother-in-law, Fred and Adeline LEICK-Mass of
Christian Burial Monday, 8 Feb 2010, Corpus Christi
Catholic Church, Sturgeon Bay, Fr. Anthony
Birdsall-committal service, Knollwood Mausoleum,
Manitowoc Monday afternoon. HUEHNS Funeral Home.
ALGER, Edward George/b.
10 Nov 1920, Minot, ND-d. 6 Feb 2010, Kenyon, MN-(89),
of Kenyon MN-parents: William and Rosalie (ERNST)
ALGER-high school in Minot, ND-US ARMY, 1942, radar
operator in World War II-Married Margaret VARDSVEEN,
1943, in Minot, ND-Manager of Lampert Lumber Yards,
transferred to Sturgeon Bay-moved to Winona-retired from
lumber business-Survived by wife, Margaret ALGER, Kenyon
MN; daughter: Karen (and Paul) DEJARDINE, Sturgeon Bay;
sons Steve (Karen ALGER, Kenyon; Greg (Mary) ALGER,
Wells; Jeff (Sally ALGER, Lakeville; and Dave ALGER,
Sparta; Sixteen grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren,
brother: Robert ALGER, California and sister Doris OEN,
Minot. Preceded in death by parents; sister:
Margaret BENSON and two brothers: Ronald, and Arnold
ALGER. Funeral Services: First Lutheran Church,
Kenyon, Rev. Michael LOCKERBY-MICHAELSON Funeral Homes,
Inc.-OBITUARY: Door Co. Advocate: Wed. 10 Feb 2010.
ALLIE, Albert
"Bud"/b. 21
Feb 1923, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 15 Aug 2010,
Golden Living Center-Dorchester, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co.,
WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Albert “Bud” ALLIE,
(86), of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Urban and Anna (WIEST)
ALLIE-married on 25 Jun 1949 Shirley DENN at St. Joseph
Church-Bud and his brothers owned and operated a
commercial fishing business for many years-also had
worked for Roen Salvage and P.B.I.
-member of the P.B.I. Retirement Club and the detachment
of the Marine Corps League #1130-survived by his wife,
Shirley; five children, Pamela (Michael) CAMPING,
Australia; Catherine (Phillip) ALLIE-SANDERS, Sturgeon
Bay; Theresa (David) LEIST, Sturgeon Bay; Robert ALLIE,
Fond du Lac; Christopher (Eva) ALLIE, Brussels; nine
grandchildren, Jonathon, Britany, Danielle, Ashley,
Hailey, Chad, Reif, Trevor, and Mariah; one
great-granddaughter, Mia; one sister, LaVerne KLIMEK,
Sturgeon Bay-preceded in death by his parents; three
brothers, Clayton, Edward, and Joseph; two sisters, Mary
Anne CORCORAN, and Bernice CINABRO-memorial service
Friday 20 Aug 2010 at St. Joseph Catholic Church with
Rev. Robert KONKOL OFM officiating-memorials may be
given to the National Alzheimer’s Foundation-FORBES
Funeral Home.
AMADIO, Anselm H./b. 8
May 1927-d. 1 Aug 2010; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home:
Memorial Service will be held at Trinity Lutheran church
on Washington Island, WI on Monday, 16 Aug 2010.
ANDERSEN, Hannes Martin/b. 1
Nov 1917, Washington Island, Door, WI-d. 5 Feb 2010,
Door Co. Mem. Hosp., Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-OBITUARY: CASPERSON Family
Home and Door County Advocate-Wed. 17 Feb 2010: (92),
died after suffering from pneumonia for the past seven
weeks-parents: Martin and Gudrun (Gertrude)
ANDERSEN-youngest of five children- grew up on Island
farm-went to California-taught school in Appleport,
Door, WI- entered the Merchant Marines during World War
II-into the Navy in Honolulu, Hawaii, before embarking
on rescue missions in the Philippines- After active
naval service, settled in the San Francisco Bay
Area-into sales for Kaiser Cement-sales for Oakland
United Automotive-sold Steel /Aluminum products-married
Bette June FARMER in 1958-career in Civil Defense in
Oakland, CA-Oakland Fire Department where he retired
after 27½ years of service as a battalion fire
chief-retired in 1977-moved back to Washington
Island-served as Washington Island Town
Chairman-American Legion Post #402, Lions Club-Farm
Museum Board-Washington Island Fire Department/Rescue
Squad-wintered at Apache Wells Travel Trailor
Resort-member of Love of Christ Lutheran Church in Mesa,
AZ-author of two books "Washington Island Through the
Years" (published 2007) and "Washington Island Maritime
History Through the Years" (published 2009)-wrote a
column for the Island Observor titled "Washington Island
Through the Years"-Survived by wife, Bette of 51 1/2
years from Sturgeon Bay, Wis. (formerly of Washington
Island); his daughters, Christine ANDERSEN, San Mateo,
Calif.; and Wendi LEYBA, Walnut Creek, Calif.;
sister-in-law, Freida HANCE, Rancho Cordova, Calif.; his
loving nephews, nieces and great-niece, Emily (Roland
"Buzz") KENNING, Woodridge, IL-preceded in death by his
parents, one brother, three sisters, three
brothers-in-law and one
sister-in-law-memorial/celebration of his life service
will be held this summer on Washington Island—date to be
announced-Casperson Funeral Home.
ANDERSON, Gladys E./b. 18 Jun 1921-d. 28 Dec
2010, Scandia Village, Sister Bay, Door Co., WI;
*Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Fri. 31 Dec 2010:
Gladys E. ANDERSON, (89), of Juddville, WI-parents:
Henry and Gertrude FAIRCHILD-graduated from Gibraltar
High School-was a member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
in Juddville, WI-married Floyd K. ANDERSON in Chicago,
IL, on 17 Oct 1942-Floyd preceded her in death on 21 Dec
1995-survived by children Carol ANDERSON, Kenneth (Mary)
ANDERSON, and Sharen (John) YOUNG; grandchildren Eric
(Heather), Brit, John, and Jocelyn (Jacob); and
great-grandchildren Alexzander, Hannah, August, and
Anya-also survived by many other relatives and
friends-Preceding her in death were her parents,
husband, great-grandson Beren, and brother, Gordon
FAIRCHILD, of Fish Creek, WI-Funeral Services held
Friday, 31 Dec 2010, at St Paul’s Lutheran Church in
Juddville, WI-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
ANDERSON, John R./b. 21 Apr 1944-d. Sun. 18 Jul
2010, Aurora Baycare Medical Center, Green Bay, Brown
Co., WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: John R.
ANDERSON, age (66) of Ellison Bay, WI -parents: Erik and
Eleanor ANDERSON-owner of John’s Lawn Service-also
served as a school bus driver for the Gibraltar School
District for 33 years-member of the First Baptist Church
of Sister Bay-member of the Northern Door Kiwanis
Club-married Linda MILLER at Brookfield, WI on 13 Apr
1974-she survives along with his daughters; Elizabeth
(Michael) MERTENS and Rebecca ANDERSON; mother Eleanor
ANDERSON , brother-in-law Curt KOLTERMAN and also nieces
and nephews-preceded in death by his father; Erik and
his sister; Linda-Funeral Services held at First Baptist
Church of Sister Bay on Thursday 22 Jul 2010-Visitation
held Wednesday July 21, 2010 at First Baptist Church
from 5:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. and then from 10:00 A.M.
Thursday until time of the Funeral Service-CASPERSON
Funeral Home: www.caspersonfuneralhome.com
ANDRE, Warren J./b. 28 Feb 1916, Rosiere,
Kewaunee Co., WI-d. 7 Aug 2010, Algoma, WI;
OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home: Warren J. ANDRE, (94),
died Saturday, 7 Aug 2010, in Algoma, Wisconsin-born on
the family farmstead in Rosiere, Wisconsin, on 28 Feb
1916, to Peter and Louise (GILSON) ANDRE-graduated with
the class of 1933 from Algoma High School-married
Bernadine HITT of Sturgeon Bay in 1937-The couple had
five children who survive, Darlene ANDRE, DePere; David
(Nancy) ANDRE, Brillion; Dawn (James) Holdorf, Mishicot;
Diane (Albert) DeCLEENE, New Franken; and Dennis (Linda)
ANDRE, Algoma. -worked in retail sales-their own
business, Andre’s Shoe Store, in a building that now
houses his son’s business, the Penguin City Restaurant
in Algoma-past president of the Algoma Chamber of
Commerce-musical ability-began playing with the Rio
Creek Brass Band while still a sophomore in high
school-The group later formed the Matt THEIS Orchestra,
playing in upper Michigan and Northeastern Wisconsin-In
the late 1950s Warren formed a combo known as The
Penguins- played his clarinet and saxophone for
snowbirds in Gulf Shores, Alabama. From an early age he
could play brass instruments and the piano as well, all
without music, and he taught himself to play the violin.
That violin is now being played by a
great-granddaughter. Following the death of his first
wife, on 6 Aug 1983, Warren married Clarice Dionne FELD
in 1989- She survives along with her children, Virginia
(Norman) JOHNSON, Judith (Len) MAURER, Dianne (David)
YOUNK, and Mark (Kathy) FELD-Together the couple have 25
grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren-As the last
surviving member of his childhood family, Warren was
preceded in death by two brothers and three sisters and
their spouses: Mabel (Frank) DeVILLERS, Ella (John)
TLACHAC, Wallace (Lucy) ANDRE, Willard (Mildred) ANDRE,
and Margaret (Joseph) VANDERVEST-A granddaughter, Mary
Beth ANDRE, also predeceased -funeral services Friday 13
Aug 2010 at St. Mary Catholic Church until the Mass of
Christian Burial with Rev. Bill SWICHTENBERG
officiating-prayer service with Pastoral Minister Kathy
ZEMAN-Burial in the church cemetery-SCHINDERLE Funeral
Home, Algoma.
ANSCHUTZ, Alton Alvin (LT)/b. Sturgeon Bay, Door
Co., WI-d. Sat. 5 Sep 2009, at home, Green Bay, Brown
Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Alton
Alvin (LT) ANSCHUTZ, (62), Green Bay-first-born son of
Marjorie and the late Alvin ANSCHUTZ-grew up in Little
Sturgeon and was best known and loved for his Country
Music bands including: LT & The Birminghams, LT and the
Georgia Overdrive, The Kings Men and others-worked at
the Sturgeon Bay shipyards early in his career and then
moved on to boiler making for the International
Boilermakers Union for whom he worked and contracted
until August 2004 when he retired-Alton is survived by
his wife Ardelle, his mother Marjorie, his brother
Dennis (Joanne) ANSCHUTZ and sister Bonnie (Richard)
WILKE; his children and their spouses: Allen (Mary Kay)
ANSCHUTZ, Tracey ANSCHUTZ, Tammy (James) ANSCHUTZ, Jesse
(Jana) ANSCHUTZ; stepchildren, Matthew (Katie) and
Christopher; eight grandchildren: Haley, Tanner,
Brandon, Adele, Luke, Ella, Ethan, and Teyla; nieces and
nephews: Jason, Mandi, Joey, Kayla, Cully, Robin, Holly,
Misty, and Joey; eight grand nieces and nephews-memorial
service Sat., 12 Sep 2009 at the Forbes Funeral Home,
Sturgeon Bay by Pastor Ed HOUSE of Door of Life
Christian Church.
ARANGO, Polly EGAN/b. 23 Jan 1942, Evanston,
IL-d. Sat. 26 Jun 2010, Alamosa, Colo.; OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Wed. 30 Jun 2010: Mary Elizabeth (Polly)
EGAN ARANGO died Saturday, June 26, 2010 as the result
of an accident in Alamosa, Colo.-parents: Chuck and Peg
EGAN and was born 23 Jan 1942, in Evanston, Ill.,-the
second of nine Egan children-family moved from the
Chicago area to De Pere in 1949-attended St. Francis
grade school and graduated from St. Joseph Academy in
Green Bay in 1960-attended Northwestern University but
transferred to the University of New Mexico so she could
ski and play golf on the same day-graduated from UNM in
1964-In 1967, married John ARANGO in Albuquerque-While
John served as Peace Corps Director in Panama and
Ecuador, Polly began her career as an advocate working
to place Ecuadorian orphans with families in the United
States and Europe-When it was discovered that her
adopted son, Nicolas had a severe developmental
disability, she shifted her emphasis to securing a full
education and access to health care for children with
chronic health conditions and began organizing the
families of these children-co-founded an organization
called Parents Reaching Out (PRO) and remained active in
that organization until her death-later co-founded
Family Voices, a national network of families of
children with disabilities that has more than 45,000
members-deeply committed to the cause of children with
disabilities and was active in promoting these issues at
the state and federal level, frequently testifying at
hearings related to important health care
legislation-board member of the National Childhood
Disability Commission, the Pew Commission on Children in
Foster Care, National Initiative for Children's
Healthcare Quality, New Mexico Voices for Children, the
New Mexico Development Disabilities Planning Council,
the New Mexico Medicaid Advisory Committee, and other
groups-traveled to places such as Russia, Argentina and
Norway to make presentations about family-centered care
of disabled children-was a writer of note. She
co-authored two New Mexico guidebooks, both published by
University of New Mexico Press and was working on a book
about the class of 1960 at St. Joseph Academy in Green
Bay, with two of her classmates-authored numerous papers
and was executive producer and writer of "What Does
Normal Mean?", a PBS documentary film about
inclusion-one of the principal owners of Little Rapids
Corporation of Green Bay-frequently spent time at the
Egan family cottage in Egg Harbor, especially enjoying
the Peninsula Music Festival and helping her family
maintain its Wisconsin roots-lived in Algodones, N.M.
and is survived by her husband, John; her four children,
Carlos ARANGO, Francesca WILSON, Maria ARANGO and
Nicolas ARANGO; her seven grandchildren; and seven of
her eight brothers and sisters, Tom (Hillary) EGAN, Mike
(Kathleen) EGAN, Pat (Debra) EGAN, Kathryn (Jack) STOUT,
Martha Egan, Kevin (Pam) EGAN and Dick (Anne)
EGAN-preceded in death by her brother, Nick (Annette)
EGAN-memorial celebration is being planned in New
Mexico. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that
donations be made to Family Voices (www.familyvoices
.org) or PRO (www.parents reachingout.org).
ARVER, Virginia
'Ginger' Ruth/b. 27 Nov 1928, Duluth, MN-d. Sat.,
February 13, 2010-OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home-married
Vayle (Dutch) Lester ARVER in St. Paul, MN, 28 May 1948-
preceded in death by her husband, parents, Samual
Gilbert NYMAN and Ruth Victoria (JOHNSON) NYMAN,
brothers Richard NYMAN, Samuel G. (Bud) NYMAN, sister
Anne NYBERG, sons Alan and David-survived by daughters
Chris (Orie) MILTON, Sturgeon Bay; Harmony (Joe SUNDBERG)
GREEN, Mlps; granddaughters Jessica MILTON, Sturgeon
Bay, and Emily (Craig VANSTROM) KLASSEN and
great-grandson Brayden VANSTROM, (Menasha) a special
sister-in-law, Lois NYMAN, brothers John (Jack)
(Annette) NYMAN and Paul (Charlene) NYMAN, and many
loved nieces, nephews and friends-survived a major
stroke when she was 49, which, though causing paralysis
on her left side, did little to dampen the happy spirit
that lived within her-counseled new stroke
victims-performed with the Fox Valley Sweet Adelines-After
the death of her oldest son, David, a hemophiliac, she
wrote “Beloved Warrior,” an account of the challenges
she and her family faced in dealing with that life
altering disease-memorial service Saturday, 23 Mar
2010-Huehns Funeral Home, Sturgeon Bay-a service will be
held during the summer in St. Paul in conjunction with
the disposition of her cremains.
ASKINS, Carolyn Sue/b.
2 Dec 1950, Tell City, Indiana-d. 8 Jun 2010, Aurora Bay
Care Hospital, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES
Funeral Home: Carolyn Sue Askins, 59,
of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Otto
and Hildred (OATES) ASKINS-worked in the
food service industry for several businesses during her
life, including Econo Foods, the Alpine Restaurant, and
Oliver Station-also worked at Wal-mart for a
number of years-survived by one brother, Darrell (Jan) ASKINS, Sturgeon Bay; one niece, Jackie ASKINS; two
nephews, Matthew and Erik ASKINS-preceded in
death by her parents-services
will be from 6-8 p.m. Friday 11 Jun 2010 at the FORBES
Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay, WI-Burial will be at the
Deer Creek Baptist Church Cemetery in Tell City, IN-FORBES
Funeral Home.
ASMUTH,
Jeanne MANEY/b.
28 Nov 1920, Oconomowoc, WI-d. 11 Dec 2010; *Source:
Door Co. Advocate-Fri. 31 Dec 2010: Jeanne MANEY ASMUTH,
(90), Tucson, Ariz.-parents: Elizabeth JOHNSON MANEY and
Dr. John MANEY-husband of over 60 years, Robert Stoltz
ASMUTH, Sr. raised their family in Neenah, Wis.-became a
resident of Naples, Fla., in 1984 and spent her summers
in Door County, Wis.-graduated from Mount Mary College,
in Milwaukee, Wis.-survived by her son, Robert S. ASMUTH,
Jr. and his wife, Holly, Boulder, Colo.; three
daughters, Jane E. WIENKE and her husband, Bob, Tucson,
Ariz.; Julie A. HESSE and her husband, Mark, Colorado
Springs, Colo.; and Ann A. COHEN and her husband,
Howard, Boston, Mass.; nine grandchildren, Jeanne
FRAISE, Marnie WIENKE, Robert WIENKE, Jr., Andrew ASMUTH,
Elizabeth ASMUTH, Hartley HESSE, Laurel HESSE, Zach
COHEN and Maddy COHEN, and two great-grandchildren, Kai
FRAISE and Tulla FRAISE-was preceded in death by her
husband, Robert; grandson, Robert S. ASMUTH, III;
sister, Ellen MANEY; and brother, John MANEY-small
family service held on 16 Dec 2010, in Tucson,
Ariz.-Memorial Service this summer in Door County,
Wis.-ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES-AVALON CHAPEL, TUCSON AZ
(520-742-7901).
BAILEY,
Dorothy/b. 31
Aug 1919, Fond du Lac, WI-d. 7 Nov 2009, Skilled Nursing
Facility at Door County Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home:
Dorothy BAILEY, (90), of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Joseph
and Isabelle (HUENS) FELCHLIN-married on 10 Jan 1942 to
Francis BAILEY in Sturgeon Bay at Corpus Christi
Catholic Church-He preceded her in death on 27 May
2005-Survivors include several nieces and
nephews-preceded in death by a daughter; a sister, Alice
DETTMAN; and a brother, Gilbert COFRIN-Private family
services will be conducted
BARKER, Hartley Bass/b.
26 Dec 1922, Minneapolis, Minn.-d. 24 Sep 2010; Source:
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 2 Oct 2010: Hartley Bass
BARKER, born in Minneapolis, Minn., along with his
beloved twin brother, Miles Hopkins BARKER, on Dec. 26,
1922, passed away on Sept. 24, 2010, at the age of
(87)-survived by his wife of 60 years, Ruth BALDWIN
BARKER; and four daughters, Emmy STANLEY (married to
Stephen),
Chicago, Ill.; Helen AMBUEL (married to
Bruce),Brookfield, Wis.; Sally BARTELS, Colorado
Springs, Colo.; and Lisa EVANS, Tucson, Ariz.; as well
as 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild-parents:
Helen BASS and Leland Hartley BARKER-preceded in death
by his parents and brother-served with the Troop Carrier
Command in the Army during World War II (1943 to 1946)
and graduated with a BS from the University of
Wisconsin, Madison (1949)-served as Executive Vice
President of City Gas Service, Inc. in Wisconsin Rapids
and Appleton, Wis., until 1964-was Regional Sales
Manager at Consolidated Papers, Inc. in Appleton, Wis.,
until 1971-family moved to Scottsdale, Ariz.-major
philanthropist of many civic organizations in both
Wisconsin and Arizona-belonged to Rotary Clubs in four
different communities over a span of 58 years in
Wisconsin Rapids and Appleton, Wis., as well as Phoenix
and Scottsdale, Ariz.-served as District 622 Governor
(1970 to 1971) and was
instrumental in founding several Rotary Clubs-He and
Ruth were inducted into the Scottsdale History Hall of
Fame in 2000-major donors in Arizona to the Boys and
Girls Club of Scottsdale, McCormick Railroad Park, and
ScottsdaleHealthcare-beneficiaries in Wisconsin include
the YMCA of Door County, the Wisconsin State Historical
Society, Ephraim Historical Foundation, and the
Community Foundation of South Wood County-served on many
Boards, including Goodwill Industries of Central
Arizona, the National Board of Goodwill Industries, and
the Goodwill Industries International Foundation-served
on the Board of the Scottsdale Railroad and Mechanical
Society; the Board of Governors and the Foundation Board
of the Boys and Girls Club of Scottsdale; the Board of
the Heritage Endowment Fund of the Ephraim Foundation;
the Foundation Board of the Wisconsin Historical
Society; the Board of Scottsdale Healthcare Foundation;
and was a member of the Scottsdale Healthcare Community
Cardiological Advisory Council-member of the First
Congregational Church of Phoenix, Ariz.-member of the
Society of Mayflower Descendants, the Sons of the
American Revolution, and The Baronial Order of the Magna
Carta-Memorial service will be held at the Barker Branch
of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Scottsdale on
Saturday, 13 Nov 2010, -burial will take place next June
at Forest Hill Cemetery, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
BASTEN, Patricia G.
(GUTH)/b.
9 Aug 1939, Door County, WI-d. Wed. 9 Jun 2010, at home,
Suring, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: Sat. 12 Jun
2010: Patricia G. (GUTH) BASTEN, passed away peacefully
at home-graduated from Brussels High School in
1957-married Richard BASTEN on 15 Sep 1962-was a retired
hairdresser-survived by her husband of 47 years, Richard
BASTEN, Suring; daughter, Terri BASTEN (Jeff WOLFE),
Little Suamico; son, Douglas BASTEN, Mountain; and
grandsons, Phil PALUCH, Chris and Cory BASTEN-by her
sisters, Nancy (Wayne) ZIRBEL, Gina GUTH WAUTIER;
brother, Gary (Judy) GUTH; sister-in-law, Doris HELLEM;
godsons, Scott KARNITZ, Nic GUTH; and many aunts,
uncles, nieces, nephews and friends-preceded in death by
her parents, Ray and Jean (LARDINOIS) GUTH; her mother
and father-in-law, Peter (Evelyn) BASTEN; brother,
Leonal GUTH; grandparents, John (Ida) LARDINOIS; William
(Wilhemina) GUTH; godson, Dale LARDINOIS;
brother-in-law, Charles HELLEM and godmother, Grace
MILLER-Memorial Service: Sun. 13 Jun 2010, at Schauer &
Schumacher Funeral Home, 340 S. Monroe Ave. -SCHAUER-SCHUMACHER
Funeral Home, visit
www.schauer-schumacherfuneralhome.com .
BAUER, Dietrich "Jack" Charles/b. 1 Jul
1931, Elgin, Illinois-d. Sat. 7 Aug
2010, Aurora BayCare Medical Center, Green Bay, Brown
Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
Dietrich “Jack” Charles BAUER, (79), of Egg
Harbor-parents: Karl and Martha (DIETRICH)
Bauer-attended Lake Forest College from 1949-51 and the
University of Illinois from 1951-54, receiving his
Bachelors of Science Degree in Microbiology-served his
country in the United States Army from 1954-56. He
attended Michigan State University from 1956-59
receiving his Masters Degree in 1957 and his Ph.D. in
Microbiology in 1959-did his Post-doctoral work at
Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio from
1959-61-In 1961 he started teaching and became a
Professor in the Department of Microbiology and
Immunology, at Indiana University School of Medicine,
and was appointed the Chairman of the Department of
Microbiology and Immunology in 1981 and remained such
until his retirement in 1996-During his tenure at the
University taught immunology to medical, dental and
graduate students and mentored many students who
received their master’s or doctoral degrees for research
done in his laboratory. This research originally
addressed basic concepts in immunology and later evolved
to contributions in the area of multiple
sclerosis-recipient of three highly prestigious honors:
The Distinguished Teaching Award from Indiana University
and the Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching
Award from Indiana University and the Sagamore of the
Wabash-the highest honor bestowed by the Governor of
Indiana for distinguished service to the state through
Jack’s exemplary commitment to teaching and
mentoring-didactic and informal teaching was
complemented by his participation in many committees at
the Medical School designed to ensure a quality
educational experience-member of a number of national
professional societies, including the American
Association of Immunologists, the American Society for
Microbiology, Sigma Xi, and the Association of Medical
School Microbiology and Immunology Chairmen-married Lois
Leonard REED on 13 Nov 1954 in Urbana, Illinois-She
survives him-Services will be held in October, at St.
Paul Lutheran Church in Juddville with date and time to
be announced-Huehns Funeral Home is assisting the family
with arrangements www.huehnsfuneralhome.com -
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 6 Oct 2010: Dietrich
Charles "Jack" BAUER, (79), Egg Harbor-Services held
Saturday, 9 Oct 2010, at St. Paul Lutheran Church in
Juddville, with Rev. Michael BRECKE officiating-Huehns
Funeral Home of Sturgeon Bay
BAUMANN, Roy J./b.
13 Jan 1926, Algoma, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. Tues. 29 Jun
2010, Door Co. Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door
Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Roy J. BAUMANN,
(84), Sturgeon Bay-parents: of Harry J. BAUMANN and
Josie GUELETTE BAUMANN-graduated Algoma High School in
1943-worked at Algoma Hardwoods for 20 years retiring as
purchaser and scheduler-married on 23 Jun 1945 to Joan
H. WIZNER at St. Mary Catholic Church in Algoma-owned
and operated Baumann’s Bar in Algoma after retiring from
the Hardwoods-moved to Sturgeon Bay in 1990-worked as
scheduler for Dorco in Sturgeon Bay until his
retirement-his wife, Joan, preceded him in death on 30
Oct 2002-charter member of the Algoma Boat
Club-Survivors include his two children, Carey BYRNE
(significant other, Randy MILLER) of Appleton and her
children, Adam (Lorie) TREMBLE of Muskego, Sean TREMBLE
of Appleton, Matthew (Lynn) TREMBLE of Appleton, Dr.
Luke TREMBLE of Stevens Point, Molly TREMBLE of
Appleton, and Mark (Jayne) BAUMANN of Sturgeon Bay and
their children, Jacob BAUMANN of Stevens Point, Jon
(Dawn) MARSH, Julie (Randy) LeMIEUX both of Sturgeon
Bay; 11 great-grandchildren; sister, Betty POPP of Eagle
River; brother, Harry (Gail) BAUMANN of Eagle River;
brother-in-law, Bill (Sally) WIZNER of Sturgeon Bay;
many nieces and nephews;
Preceding him in death were his parents, Harry and Josie
BAUMANN; wife, Joan BAUMANN: two brothers-in-law, Robert
POPP, Willard WIZNER; and niece, Mary TUMBLESON-Mass of
Christian Burial held on Saturday (3 Jul 2010) at Corpus
Christi Catholic Church with Fr. Carl SCHMITT as
celebrant-Burial and committal services at Evergreen
Cemetery in Algoma Saturday-Huehns Funeral Home-Huehns
Funeral Home.
BEHRINGER, June
Angeline/b. 24 Apr 1936, Fish Creek, Door, WI-d. 12
May 2010 Door County Memorial Hospital Skilled Nursing
Facility, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-FORBES
Funeral Home: June Angeline Behringer, 74, of Sturgeon
Bay-parents: Harvey and Helen (HOGAN) POLSTER-married 15
Oct 1960 to William B. BEHRINGER in Baileys
Harbor, he preceded her in death on 13 Jan 1971-After
high school went to Cosmetology School in Green Bay-
owned and operated a salon in Sturgeon Bay for a number
of years and continued to style hair for friends
throughout her life-many years she worked as the
director of microfilming for the Door County Government
Center-member of Bay View Lutheran Church and active at
the Senior Center of Door County- Survivors include her
three children, John BEHRINGER and Lorie (Scott) FREA,
Sturgeon Bay; Peggy (Tim) MIDGETTE, Sumter, SC; six
grandchildren, Miranda BEHRINGER; Ryan, Tyler and Dylan
FREA; Willa and Owen MIDGETTE; three brothers, Harvey
(Carol) POLSTER, Gerald POLSTER and Larry (Percy)
POLSTER-preceded in death by her parents, husband and a
brother, Robert-memorial service held Sunday, 16
May 2010 at the FORBES Funeral Home, Rev. Timothy MALEK
officiating-FORBES Funeral Home.
BERTAGNOLLI, Camille Diane
/b. 18 Jul 1932-d. Sun. 22 Aug
2010, at home, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: Camille Diane BERTAGNOLLI
Camille Bertagnolli, of Sturgeon Bay, passed away at
her home, Sunday 22 Aug 2010-Arrangements are pending at this time-
HUEHNS Funeral Home ww.huehnsfuneralhome.com .
BLAHNIK, Dorothy M./b. 16 May 1917, Sturgeon Bay,
Door, WI-d. Tues. 2 Mar 2010, Algoma Long Term Care
Unit: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 6 Mar 2010:
Dorothy M. BLAHNIK-(92), Algoma-parents: Elmer and
Esther (OLSON) JIRTLE-graduated Sturgeon Bay High
School-attended the Door-Kewaunee County Normal
School-worked at St. Vincent's Hospital as receptionist
one year-married Wenzel BLAHNIK in Algoma, 28 Sep
1937-ran Wenzel's home farm where he grew up-in 1947,
they started custom meat cutting business on the
farm-barn burned down in 1962-owned and operated the
Sears Catalog store in Algoma for 16 years-former 4-H
Leader for many years-took phone calls on the Violence
Intervention Help Line-did transportation for the
Community Programs Services-Dorothy and Wenzel sponsored
a Polish family of four through a church that came from
a displaced person camp-survived by one son, Donald
(Marilyn) BLAHNIK, Algoma and Florida; one daughter,
Evelyn (Paul) BROOKHYSER, Newport, Ore.; six
grandchildren, Jay (Diana) BLAHNIK, Scott (Penny)
BLAHNIK, Deborah (Lawrence) BOUCHE, Anne (Brad ALSTROM),
Erica (Keith KIRCHOFF) and Jim (Laurel) BROOKHYSER; six
great-grandchildren and one
great-great-grandchild-preceded in death by her parents;
husband; two brothers, Roger and Elmer JIRTLE; one
sister, Pearl SEILOFF; and Henry WIERICHS who was raised
by her family-Funeral services: Sat. 6 Mar 2010 at St.
Mary Catholic Church, Algoma, Rev. Bill SWICHTENBERG-Burial
in the church cemetery-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home.
BLAHNIK, Ruth E./b. 8 Dec 1917, Algoma, Kewaunee
Co., WI-d. Sun. 17 Oct 2010, Crystal Lake, IL; *Source:
OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home: Ruth E. BLAHNIK nee
BATHKE, (92)-parents: Louis and Mary (JERABEK) BATHKE-married
4 Apr 1943 in Spokane, WA to David BLAHNIK-member of
Immanuel Lutheran Church and past member of Home Arts
Guild, both in Crystal Lake-survived by her loving
daughters, Maridelle (Ted) McKESSON of Crystal Lake and
Marla (David MATHEWS) STRAUSS of Cary; her cherished
grandchildren, George (Jennifer) BOYD, Brandi (Gary)
ARROYO, and Timothy BOYD; great grandchildren, Camryn
BOYD, Peyton ARROYO, and Portia ARROYO; her
brother-in-law Lloyd (Laverne) BLAHNIK; and 4 nephews
and 2 nieces-Preceding her in death were her husband,
David BLAHNIK; her parents, Louis and Mary BATHKE; her
sisters and brothers-in-law, Alvina (REINHOLD) RODRIAN,
Marie (Erwin) MOEDE and Viola (Carl) LAWRENZ; her nephew
Mahlon MOEDE; and her nieces, Elaine PATTON and Myrna
SISEL-visitation held on Wed. 20 Oct 2010 at DAVENPORT
Family Funeral Home, 419 E Terra Cotta Ave (IL Rt. 176),
Crystal Lake-Funeral Service held on Fri. 22 Oct 2010 at
SCHINDERLE Funeral Home, 1600 Schinderle Lane, Algoma,
WI-Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery in Algoma-SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home, schinderle.com
BLISS, Homer/b. 17
Nov 1920, Mineral Point, WI-d. 20 Jan 2010, Sturgeon
Bay:(89),
of Sturgeon Bay, d.at his home on
Wednesday (20 Jan 2010)-born 17 Nov 1920 in Mineral
Point, Wisconsin-son of the late Fred and Isabelle
(LOGUE) BLISS-graduated Mineral Point
High Schoolin 1939-served in the
U.S. Army during WWII-1942 until 1945-continued his service 18 years
-Army Reserves-Chief Warrant Officer-Madison Business College-worked in Milwaukee for nine years
with the Veterans Administration-1959 bought a
vacation cottage in Door County-permanently
relocated to Sturgeon Bay area in 2001. Cousins; nieces and a nephew. Preceding him in
death: parents, two brothers, Harry and Merle;
two sisters Bernice FREDERICKSON, and Anna Mae BLISS.
Service: Thursday (28 Jan 2010)
at HUEHNS Funeral Home. Mass of Christian Burial-St. Mary's St. Paul's Catholic
Church in Mineral Point-Saturday (30 Jan 2010)-Fr. James HINNEN-Burial-military honors St. Paul's Cemetery
(Mineral Point)...HUEHNS Funeral Home. OBITUARY-Door
County Daily News.com-20 Jan 2010.
BORCHERS, Curtis E./b.
17 Aug 1926, Bellingham WA-d. 23 Jun 2009, Green Bay,
WI: (82),
of Washington Island, Wis., passed away 23 Jun 2009-Green Bay, Wis.,-St. Vincent Hospital-born 17 Aug 1926-Bellingham Wash-graduated Washington
State University, Bachelor of Science-Chemistry-Doctorate of Philosophy,
University of Oregon-worked 40 years in
higher education-retired 1986 from Northwestern
University as Assistant Dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences-Curt and Leona retired to Washington
Island, WI.-Survived by wife, Leona;
children, Debby (Mike), Barbara, Brad (Aya), Duncan,
Christine, Chuck; his grandchildren, Katy, Ted, Dan,
Jerimiah, Grace and Sophie; his brother Donald.-predeceased by his parents, Grace and Louis BORCHERS
and brother, Robert-open house 17 Aug
2009 at his home."OBITUARY-Door County
Advocate-Wednesday, 1 Jul 2009.
BORRING, Alexander and Beverly and mother
Marion/Alexander b. 31 Jul 1941, Chicago, Cook Co.,
IL-d. 1 Jun 2009, automobile accident with wife and
mother; Beverly b. 16 Jun 1942, Chicago, IL-d. 1 Jun
2009, automobile accident with Alexander and Marion;
*Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Alexander and
Beverly BORRING, of Sturgeon Bay, and Al’s mother,
Marion BORRING, all passed away as a result of an
automobile accident -Alexander’s parents: Alexander and
Marion (UECKER) BORRING-Al was an aircraft
mechanic-inspector for TWA in Chicago for 35 years. He
was a member of the International Assoc. of Machinists
and the Smithsonian Institute-After retiring to Door
County, Al was a first responder and fire fighter for
the Southern Door Fire Dept. and was a part time mail
carrier-He and his wife were also volunteers for the Red
Cross-was currently serving as Constable for the town of
Nasewaupee and held a position on the Southern Door Fire
Dept. Board-Beverly was born on June 16, 1942 in
Chicago-parents: Thomas and Mary (TIMMS) BASCH-was a
systems analyst at Genrad Manufacturing for many
years-Bev had also worked for Motorola and Panasonic-was
also a volunteer with the Red Cross, had served as a
First Responder for the Southern Door Fire Dept. and
most recently was working for Potowatomi State Park-Al
and Bev were married in Chicago on Dec. 26, 1964.
Survivors include 3 children: Wendy (Vince) GALATI,
Crystal Lake, IL, James (Sandy) BORRING, Huntley, IL,
and Ashley KRAUSE, Sturgeon Bay; 9 grandchildren: Craig
KRAUSE, Alex BORRING, Katie GALATI, Zack BORRING, Vito
GALATI, Domenico GALATI, Devin BORRING, Alyssa BORRING,
and Giavanna GALATI; 2 great-grandchildren: Kearsten and
Shaun KRAUSE; Al’s sister: Marianne (Ron) GASPARAS,
Morris, IL; Bev’s brother: Tom (Kathy) BASCH, New York.
Al and Bev were preceded in death by their parents and a
grandson, Shaun KRAUSE-A memorial service for Al, Bev
and Marion Borring held at 8:00 PM on Friday at the
Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay-FORBES Funeral Home,
www.forbesfuneralhome.com
BOSDECH, Blanche R. (HECK)/b.
14 Apr 1924-d. Tues., 2 Nov 2010; OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home: Blanche R. (HECK) BOSDECH, (86), longtime
resident of Pierce Township and Algoma-parents: the
second daughter of Edward and Elizabeth(BITZEN)
HECK-graduated from Alaska Grade School, Algoma High
School and Door Kewaunee Teacher's College-taught at
Rosebud and Pleasant Hill rural schools-married PFC.
Richard BOSDECH on 21 Jul 1945-After his discharge from
WWII Army began dairy farming-In 1950 they purchased the
(now) fourth generation HECK farm in Pierce
Township-received the Pierce Town Outstanding Young
Farmer Award in 1960- was a 4-H Club Leader for 14
years-For two years, she served as president of the
Kewaunee Co. Extension Homemakers, held several other
county offices and chaired committees-was the first
secretary for the Kewaunee Co. United Fund-In 1971, they
sold their dairy farm to their two sons and purchased
the Coleman Motel in Coleman, Wis.-there she was a 4-H
leader, Extension Homemaker, and an officer for the St.
John's Altar Society-After moving back to the Algoma
area in 1976, again became active in the
community-received the Outstanding Extension Homemaker
Award in 1989, and the outstanding Community Program's
Volunteer Award in 1990-or two years, she delivered
meals to the elderly, volunteered at the food pantry and
Elderly Services office-worked at the Sturgeon Bay
Sunshine House for three years, and the Kewaunee and
Algoma Toy Lending Centers-also was a volunteer escort
driver for two county programs for ten years, and
retired at the age of 70-survivors include two sons,
David (Sharon) BOSDECH, Alaska, Wis.; James (Jeanine)
BOSDECH, Suamico; two daughters, Nancy (Dave) GROTHMAN,
Madison, Cynthia HARPER (Robert EMERY), Florida; six
grandchildren, Michael and Dan BOSDECH, Myra (Matt)
BUELOW, Paul (Jessie) BOSDECH, Laura (Keith) NIKOLAUS,
Sara (Aaron) DAUGHERTY, two great grandchildren, Wyatt
and Dane BUELOW, four step-grandchildren and their
families, nieces, nephews, many cousins and
friends-preceded in death by her husband Richard in
2007, son John in 2009, parents, sister and
brother-in-law, June (Louis) STICKA, and sister-in-law
and husband Mildred (Roland)SIPIORSKI-St. Mary Catholic
Church, Algoma Thursday, 4 Nov 2010 until the Mass of
Christian Burial at 11 a.m. with Rev. William
SWICHTENBERG officiating-Entombment at the Shrine of the
Good Shepherd Mausoleum-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home.
BOWAR, Margaret M.*/b.
18 Jul 1907, Middleton, WI-d. Mon. 29 Mar 2010, Door
County Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI;
OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Margaret M. Bowar, 102, of
Egg Harbor, WI, formerly of Cross Plains, WI-parents:
Joseph and Theresa (RIPP) LAUFENBERG-Married 20 Aug 1936
Raymond Lawrence BOWAR at Blessed Sacrament Church in
Madison-He preceded her in death in July of
1988-Catering business in Cross Plains for many
years-member of St. Francis and Xavier Catholic Church
in Cross Plains and Stella Maris Parish in Egg
Harbor-Survivors include her two daughters, Patricia
FULLER of Egg Harbor, Mary BOWAR-LURIE of New Bern,
North Carolina; four grandchildren, Richard (Liz) FULLER
of Sussex, Mary (Joel) ANTHONY of Menomonee Falls,
Michael (Lorie) FULLER of Germantown, Steven (Kristen)
FULLER of West Allis; six great-grandchildren, Katie,
John, Meghan, Lauren, Jacob, Derrick; one brother,
Gilbert LAUFENBERG of Hixton, WI; many nieces and
nephews-Preceding her in death were her parents;
husband, Raymond; four sisters, and four brothers;
son-in-law, Richard FULLER (2002); and all of Raymond’s
10 siblings-Mass of Christian Burial Thursday 8 Apr 2010
at St. Francis –Xavier Catholic Church in Cross Plains,
Wisconsin, Fr. Eugene HOLLFELDER, Fr. Tom KELLY and
Deacon Larry LAFOND-Burial at St. Francis
Cemetery-Memorial Mass in Egg Harbor at Stella Maris
Parish at a later date-HUEHNS Funeral Home.
*OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 8 May 2010: BOWAR,
Margaret M.-102, Egg Harbor, died 29 Mar 2010 at Door
Co. Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her daughters,
Patricia FULLER and mary BOWAR-LURIE-Memorial Mass
celebrated at Stell Maris Parish-Egg Harbor on Fri. 14
May 2010-HUEHNS Huneral Home.
BOYD, J. David, M.D.
/b.
2 Jan 1937-7 Jan 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat.
31 Jul 2010: BOYD, MD, J. David-A memorial service
celebrating the life of Dr. David BOYD will be held 8
Aug 2010 at Woodwalk Gallery, 6746 County Road G, Egg
Harbor,
Door Co.,
Wis.
BOYE, Fred/b. 22
Nov 1953, New York-d. Fri., 7 May 2010, at home,
Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
Fred BOYE, 56 years, of Sturgeon Bay, formerly of Green
Bay, died Friday evening at his home after suffering an
apparent heart attack-born on 22 Nov 1953 in New
York-parents: Frederick Charles and Virginia (KROLL)
BOYE-employed at Brown County Mental Health Facility &
Nursing Home in Green Bay-survived by his mother,
Virginia; daughter, Angelique (Andrew) VAN SISTINE of
Chippewa Falls; son, Karl of Kaukauna; sister, Suzanne
and brother, Christopher-preceded in death by his
father-Private family services are planned-HUEHNS
Funeral Home.
BRANDENBURG, Emily,
Mrs./d. 21 Jul 1947-(71) of GILLS ROCK-heart stroke
following an operation-resid. also
Milwaukee-d. Sturgeon Bay hospital Monday 21 Jul 1947
The body was taken to Milwaukee for services and burial.
Mrs. BRANDENBURG had been a summer resident here for a
number of years, her daughter, Mrs. Elmer (Olga) MARTIN
of Milwaukee-owner operator of a small
restaurant and cottage resort on the Beach road.
Another daughter, Mrs. BERGMAN of Milwaukee, also has a
summer place here. OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Fri. 25
Jul 1947.
BRAUER, David J./b.
in Algoma, Kewaunee, WI-d. Thurs. 3 Jun 2010, Bellin
Hosp., Green Bay, Brown Co. WI; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 5 Jun 2010: David J. BRAUER, (60), Green
Bay-parents: Joseph and Ethel (MICHALETZ) BRAUER-graduated
St. mary Catholic School in Algoma and attended Algoma
High School-was an over the road truck driver for
SCHNEIDER for over 20 years-survived by his sister
Darlene (Ira) DYKSTRA, Sharon, WI; one brother Dennis
(Karen) BRAUER, Waterford, WI; long time companion Judy
PAGEL, Green Bay; many nephews and nieces-preceded in
death by his parents, Joseph and Ethel-Mass of Christian
Burial Sat. 5 Jun 2010 at St. Mary Catholic Church,
Algoma-Burial in the church cemetery-The SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home, Algoma.
BREITLOW, Violet "Vi"
/b.
16 Aug 1916, Rural Casco, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. Fri. 18
Jun 2010, Algoma Long Term Care Unit; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate: Wed. 23 Jun 2010: Violet (Vi) BREITLOW, (93),
Algoma-parents: Herman and Amelia (JAHNKE) HANMANN
Sr.-graduated from the McKinley Grade School and the
Casco High School-worked various jobs until her marriage
to Elmer BREITLOW on 13 Jun 1936, at St. John's Lutheran
Church in Luxemburg-The couple farmed in Rio Creek for
45 years, before moving to Algoma-assisted Elmer with
his treasurers job for the Rio Creek Co-op Cheese
Factory-Violet loved to bake and cook for anyone that
came into her house. Her famous saying was "Eat when you
can eat". She had the best potato pancakes and only made
REAL mash potatoes. She made the best cinnamon rolls and
kolaches-was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church in
Rankin and the Ladies Aid- survived by her daughter,
June (Willard) KIRCHMAN, Algoma; and her son, Albert
(Karen) BREITLOW, West De Pere; daughter-in-law Susan
BREITLOW, Wauwatosa; eight grandchildren, Rhonda (Bob)
VANLANEN, Todd (Ann) KIRCHMAN, Dr. Lance (Sue) KIRCHMAN,
Marsha (Troy) MATTSON, Laine (Paul) VIGUE, Kyle (Tyler)
CHRISTOPHERSON, Jay (fiance, Christina HUNTER) and Ty
(Katie) BREITLOW; 13 great-grandchildren, Ryan VANLANEN,
Tyler (Teal) VANLANEN, Craig and Lindsay KIRCHMAN,
Taylor and Cole KIRCHMAN, Morgan and Brooke MATTSON,
Brady VIGUE, and Crosby and Harper CHRISTOPHERSON; Brock
and Jackson BREITLOW; one great-great-grandchild,
Berkley VANLANEN; one brother Ernest (Vi) HANMANN,
sisters-in-law Joyce HANMANN, Violet DUESCHER and Leona
BREITLOW-preceded in death by her husband, Elmer, one
son, Dale, six brothers and sisters-in-law, Rudolph (Milda),
Carl (Mary), Eddie (Erna), Herman (Irene), Walter (Ella)
and Garfield HANMANN; four sisters and brothers-in-law,
Alma (Walter) SIEGMUND, Clara (Arden) BESSERDICK,
Mildred (Bernard) MOEDE and Emily (Fred)
MOEDE-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home, Algoma-Funeral service
Monday, 21 Jun 2010 at St. John's Lutheran Church,
Rankin, Rev. John NEUGEBAUER officiating-Burial in the
church cemetery-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home.
BRETL, James J., Rev./b. 29 Aug 1936, Northeast
Wisconsin-d. 6 Oct 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat.
9 Oct 2010: Rev. James J. BRETL, SDS, (74), known in the
community as Father Jim–parents: Alex and Nathalie (BAUDHUIN)
BRETL who have preceded him in death-Also preceding him
in death are Francis and William BRETL, brothers, also
of Northeast Wisconsin as well as his sister, Eunice (BRETL)
ZETTEL of Farfax, Va.-Surviving are his brother, David
BRETL, Rockford, Ill.; and his twin sister, Joyce (BRETL)
COLE, Orlando, Fla.-was a member of the Society of the
Divine Savior (commonly known as Salvatorians) having
pronounced his vows of poverty, chastity and obedience
on 8 Sep 1958-continued to prepare for ordination to the
priesthood by completing the required courses of
Philosophy and Theology at the Catholic University of
America in Washington, D.C. and was ordained on 5 Jun
1965-variety of assignments that took him first to
Tanzania, E. Africa-also served as associate pastor for
several years at St. Theresa Church in Carson City,
Nev., before being called to serve as chaplain at the
Arizona State Mental Hospital in Phoenix, Ariz.-After
serving as chaplain, pastor, Director of Personal and
Director of Pastoral Care at various locations in the
Midwest,came to McMinnville, Tenn., as Pastor of St.
Catherine Catholic Church and St. Gregory Catholic
Church in Smithville, Tenn., where he served the faith
communities for ten years before his retirement in 2006-
active member of the Greater McMinnville Ministerial
Association-served as volunteer chaplain and a member of
the Ethics Committee for River Park Hospital-For more
than 12 years Father Bretl served on the Warren County
FEMA Board, the Emergency Food Bank Board as well as the
Habitat for Humanity Board-After a fact-finding visit to
Haiti in the year 2000, Father Bretl was instrumental in
establishing what has come to be known as The Haiti
Project, a collaborative ministry of the Salvatorians,
to provide financial and humanitarian support to a
twinning parish at Riviere Mancelle in Haiti-Memorial
Mass beginning at St. Anna's Catholic Church, St.
Anna's, Wis., Saturday, 16 Oct 2010-. Throughout his
ministry Father Bretl was called to serve and love in a
special way some of the poorest of the poor. He has
requested, therefore, that in lieu of flowers a
contribution be made to the Warren County Food Bank, P O
Box 7115, McMinnville, TN 37111.
BROWN, Nancy (CORNETTE)*/b.
4 Sep 1946, Brussels, Door Co., WI-d. Thurs. 30 Sep
2010; *Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate Sat. 2 oct
2010: Nancy (CORNETTE) BROWN, (64), formerly of Namur,
currently of Manitowoc, passed away Thursday, 30 Sep
2010, after a courageous battle with cancer-parents: the
late Louis and Blanche (JEANQUART) CORNETTE-married
Thomas H. NAZE in 1965-he preceded her in death Nov1985-
survived by her children, Wendy MONDAY (special friend,
Jim MOHR), Manitowoc; Kevin G. NAZE (special friend,
Betty WEYLAND), Freedom; Greg BROWN, Green Bay;
grandchildren, Amanda MONDAY (special friend, Michael
RUSELINK), Kaitlyn MONDAY, Jacob and Tommy NAZE,
Freedom; a sister and brother-in-law, Linda (Don)
KINNARD; three brothers and sisters-in-law, Ervin
(Clarice) CORNETTE, Leland (Carol) CORNETTE, Wayne
(Diane) CORNETTE; she is further survived by aunts,
uncles, nieces and nephews-preceded in death by Joe
(Maxine) NAZE; Louis (Blanche) CORNETTE; nephew, David
ZILLMER- Wiesner-Massart Funeral Home, Casco. Funeral
Service Tuesday at the funeral home with Pastors Tom and
Darlene ATHEY from the Stewards of Grace Ministries
officiating-Burial in the Evergreen cemetery,
Manitowoc.-special thanks to Aurora Hospice, Dr. Andrew
YETTER and staff.
BUECHNER, William "Buck"/
b.
29 Apr 1954, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 3 Dec 2010;
*Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: William "Buck"
BUECHNER, (56), of Sturgeon Bay-passed away
suddenly-parents: Floyd and Eileen (RAY) BUECHNER-graduated
from Sturgeon Bay High School in 1972-attended the
University of Wisconsin-Stout-married on 17 Jul 1982 to
Diane CROSS in Sturgeon Bay-was the maintenance
supervisor for the Sturgeon Bay Public School System for
many years-also served as chairman for the City Building
Board of Appeals, was a volunteer at Cross Roads at Big
Creek, and had coached high school basketball-talent for
woodworking and building-many are the buildings in Door
County that will showcase his touch for decades to
come-Survivors include his wife; two children, Andy
BUECHNER and Abby BUECHNER, both of Sturgeon Bay; 1
granddaughter, Maia; and a sister, Selene (Andrew)
GILBERT, Wisconsin Rapids-preceded in death by his
parents-Friends may call on Tuesday, 7 Dec 2010 at the
Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay.
BUEHLER, Clinton B./b.
25 Aug 1926, d. 12 Jun 2009, Sturgeon Bay: (82), Sturgeon Bay, formerly of Forestville, died Friday,
12 Jun 2009, at Golden Living Center-Dorchester
Nursing Home-born 25 Aug 1926-parents: Roland
and Elfie (GUTH) BUEHLER-Algoma High
School-helped out on family farm many
years-worked at Fagen's Cheese
Factory-had a milk route-worked as a
painter for Bayship-12 years-caregiver after retirement for many years.
Survived: one sister-in-law, Cecelia BUEHLER, Green
Bay, and cousins-preceded in death by
parents; and two brothers, Marlin and Kermit. St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, Forestville-services, Rev.
David LUHRS officiating. Burial-Evergreen
Cemetery, Algoma (Kewaunee Co.)-SCHINDERLE Funeral
Home." OBITUARY-Door
County Advocate-Wed. 17 Jun 2009.
BURTON, Jane (KNOECHEL)
/b.
5 Mar 1922, Milwaukee, WI-d. 23 Jun 2010, Oak Park
Assisted Living, Baraboo, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 30 Jun 2010: Jane
(KNOECHEL) BURTON, (88)-parents: late William and Emily (JOHST)
KNOECHEL-graduate of Washington High School,
Milwaukee, and was employed as a secretary-married to Jackson BURTON on
31 Jul 1948-involved with the Girl Scout program
for 15 years, earning the Thanks badge and was a
lifetime member of Eastern Star-active
volunteer at the Door County Memorial Hospital beginning
in 1984-active member of Sturgeon Bay United
Methodist Church-served as secretary and a member
of Christian Women's Club-survived by a daughter, Barbara (Bruce) PUETT,
Sheridan, Wyo.; a son, William (Connie) BURTON, Baraboo;
granddaughters, Cassandra, Sheridan, Wyo.; Catherine
(Jonathan) BARNETT, Onalaska, Wis.; Emily (Michael)
FAZIO, New Berlin, Wis.; two great-grandchildren, Joshua
and Ainsley BARNETT, Onalaska, Wis.; two nieces and one
nephew-preceded in death by her husband, parents and a
brother, Donald-Memorial Service held Wednesday,
7 Jul 2010, at St. John's Lutheran Church, 100 Oak
St., Prairie du Sac, Pastor Sally Mitchell
officiating-Hooverson Funeral Home,
Sauk City,
608-643-6430-
hooversonfuneralhomes.com .
BUTH, Mary M./b. 19
Jul 1942, Sturgeon Bay-d. 11 Dec 2009-(67)-passed away peacefully-St. Vincent
Hospital, Green Bay-born 19 Jul 1942,
Sturgeon Bay-Parents: John and Ethel (GREEN) MAY-Married 18
Sep 1965-Frank BUTH in Sturgeon Bay-Survivors: husband, Frank; three sons, Bill
(Dawn) BUTH, Hartland; Bob (Cheryl) BUTH, Shakopee, MN;
Brad BUTH, Mound, MN; four grandchildren, Matthew,
Amber, Brady and Katelyn; three sisters, Judy BAUDHUIN
and Kathy (Dick) FEUERSTEIN, Sturgeon Bay; Lynn GILSON,
Green Bay and a brother, John (Barb) MAY, Forestville-preceded in death
by parents, two brothers
in law, Don BAUDHUIN and Jim GILSON. Memorial
services-Wednesday 16 Dec 2009-FORBES Funeral
Home-Father Douglas LEONHARDT-FORBES
Funeral Home. OBITUARY-Door County Daily News.com-11 Dec
2009
BUTLER, Mrs. Fred J./d.
5 May 1951-parents: Mr. & Mrs. Peter CAMPBELL,
Jacksonport-Surviving are husband Fred J., sons Thomas
BUTLER and Mervin BUTLER; Sisters: Margarete HEIDT,
Sadie MURPHY, Irene JOHNSON and Alice; brothers-Edward
CAMPBELL, Bernard CAMPBELL and Hugh CAMPBELL-Funeral
Services: 7 May 1951, Our Lady, Help of Christians
Church, Chicago-burial: All Saints
Cemetery.-OBITUARY-Door County Advocate: Thurs. 10 May
1951.
CARLEY-HAKE, Adele/b.
2 May 1926, Kalamazoo, MI-d. 6 Dec 2009,
Sturgeon Bay (at home after a
struggle with cancer)-Parents: Freda and John KEUMPEL-graduated Western
Michigan University-Chemistry-Married
David CARLEY (deceased)-1950-four
children. Divorced in 1975-married Carl HAKE- 1978-Preceded in death by her daughter, Pamela-husband, Carl HAKE-survived by three children,
Lauren, Michal Ann and James, grandchildren Elijah and Sanya, four children by marriage,
Marty, Betsy, Mindy
and Rick HAKE-Memorial service-Hope
Church, Sturgeon Bay 8 Jan 2010. HUEHNS Funeral
Home. OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 12 Dec 2009
CARLINO, Joseph P
"Pat"/b. 14 Sep 1926, Des Moines, IA-d. Sun. 7 Feb
2010, Door County Memorial Hospital-cancer.
parents: late Leonard & Alice Carlino-moved to Chicago's
"East Side" when Pat was still an infant-Navy at 18
serving his country in the pacific during WWII-returned
to Chicago-Wilson Jr.College, majored in
journalism-worked at the Sun Times as a copy boy-Married
Donna JANSEN 1951-Two wonderful daughters: Denise &
Darci; two grandchildren, Kelsea and Joseph
BLAZEK-worked at Northern Ill. Gas for 30 years-retired
to Door County 1998-life long member of the VFW-Preceded
in death by parents, in laws, Charles & Mickey COBB,
brothers in law James JANSEN & Norbert OLIVER-survived
by wife, two daughters, two grandchildren, sisters Grace
(Bernie) DEDINSKY, Alice DAVIS & Dawn OLIVER-nieces,
nephews, cousins and buddy Robert (Joan) LaCursia-memorial
mass at Stella Maris, Sister Bay site Feb 16-Memorial is
being planned for the Naperville, IL. area later this
month. CASPERSON Funeral Home.
CARMICHAEL, Elvera A./b. 11 Sep 1916, Watertown,
WI-d. Wed. 13 Oct 2010, Pine Crest Village, Sturgeon
Bay, Door Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral
Home: Elvera A. CARMICHAEL, (94), of Sturgeon
Bay-parents: Gustav and Elsie (APPENFELDT) STEINAGEL-married
on 5 Aug 1941 to John K. CARMICHAEL in Milwaukee-he
preceded her in death on 25 Jun 1994-worked for a number
of years as a secretary for the Milwaukee Public
Schools- member of First Baptist Church of Sturgeon
Bay-Survivors include her son, John (Mary) CARMICHAEL,
Sturgeon Bay; three grandchildren, Danny, Katie and Ian;
a sister, Evangeline ANDERSON, Friendship, WI-preceded
in death by her husband, a son, Craig, two sisters and
two brothers-Funeral services Friday, 15 Oct 2010 at
FORBES Funeral Home, the Rev. Cory DAHL
officiating-Entombment will be in the Shrine of Good
Shepherd Mausoleum, Green Bay-FORBES Funeral Home.
CARMODY, Agnes Lucille/b.
21 Aug 1918, Fish Creek, Door Co., WI-d. 19 Jun 2009,
Folsom, CA-(90)-Preceded in
death by son, Rodney, husband of 62
years, Eldon-. "Agnes spent her early life in Door
County, where she met her husband"-had three children before moving to Folsom in 1959-lived next 50 years
there. Surviving children, Faye THEIS and husband,
Edward, and Craig CARMODY and wife, Barbara-grandchildren James and Kirk THEIS,
Kimberley KIPP and Jeffrey and Jonathon CARMODY,
great-grandchildren Boston, Dalton, Taylor, and Morgan
THEIS, and Nolan KIPP. Rosary at MILLERS Funeral
Home Wed. 24 Jun-funeral Mass,St. John's Catholic Church,Thursday, 24
Jun. OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: Wed. 24 Jun 2009.
CARTER, Philip G./b. 28 Jul 1945-20 Aug
2010, St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Philip G. Carter, long time Door
County visitor and since 1972 seasonal residence of
Maple Grove Road outside of Ephraim lost his life to
a bacterial, pneumonia infection on Friday August
20th at approximately 4:30 P.M. after a seven day
battle in the intensive care unit at St. Vincent
Hospital in Green Bay. Philip worked as a luxury
hi-rise property manager for Community Specialists
Inc. in Chicago managing such prestigious , well
known buildings as 680 Lake Shore Drive, originally
the American Furniture Mart and the John Hancock
Condominiums. Philip loved people, dogs, travel.
cooking, restauranting, and suspense mystery books.
Known to many as Philip & Michael, he leaves behind
his loving partner of 38 years, Michael Elkow Jr. of
Elm Street in Chicago and his white 77 Volkswagon
Convertible. Funeral Services were held at the
Casperson Funeral Home in Sister Bay on August 22,
2010 for his Door County friends and then services
will be held on August 26, 2010 at the Michalek
Funeral Chapel in Chicago, IL.
CASHIN, Thomas M./b. 17 Oct 1942, Chicago, IL-d.
4 Mar 2010, Aurora Bay Care Health Center, Green Bay,
Brown, WI-OBITUARY: Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 6 Mar 2010:
Thomas M. Cashin, Egg Harbor, WI-married 44 years to
Paula D. nee UREK-father of Kimberly A. (James) WALKER,
Mc Henry, Ill.; and Susan M. (Christopher) BISHOP,
Chicago, IL-grandfather of Lily S. WALKER-brother of
Cathleen (Dale) COERVER, Hendersonville, N.C.; Timothy
(Marilyn) CASHIN, Algonquin, IL.; and Patricia (Carl)
ULLRICH, Minocqua, Wis-brother-in-law of James (Karen)
UREK, Bernadette (Len) CUDZILO-uncle of Cathleen GILLIES,
Chris CUDZILO, Steven CUDZILO, Ben UREK, Megan UREK,
Matt UREK, Christine CASHIN, Julie ULRICH and the late
Andy ULRICH-moved to Rolling Meadows, IL-graduated in
1960 from Arlington Heights High School in Arlington
Heights, IL-received a B.A. in Political Science from
Northern Illinois University (1966) and a M.S. in
Business Management from Aurora University (1990)-went
to work for the Investigations Division of the U.S.
Office of Personnel Management as a federal
investigator-When the division was privatized he worked
for the new company, USIS, and also was the employee
representative on the USIS Board of Directors-worked as
an investigator and supervisory investigator for 35
years in the Chicago Metropolitan area. Tom retired to
the Village of Egg Harbor, Wis., on the Door County
Peninsula on April 1, 2001. He briefly worked as a
proofreader for the Door County Advocate-member of the
Door County Sail & Power Squadron and was their
Executive Officer for a number of years-Village of Egg
Harbor Board of Appeals-Memorial Service held in Chicago
and local Door County services to be announced-Interment
private-SUERTH Funeral Home, Chicago, IL-www.suerth.com.
CHOMEAU, Bernal Tatman
/b.
9 Jun 1931, St. Louis, MO-d. Wed. 25 Aug 2010, Ephraim,
Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate- Wed. 1 Sep
2010: Bernal Tatman CHOMEAU, (79), died in Ephraim,
Wis., where he was spending the summer-parents: Henri
and Phyllis CHOMEAU-graduated from Kirkwood High
School-in 1950, after a semester of college, he and his
high school sweetheart Janet SMITH eloped-A year or so
later they and their son, Doug moved to Cape Girardeau
where Bernal completed his undergraduate degree in
education at SE Missouri State-In 1954, they moved to
Fayette, Mo., where Bernal taught high school, drove the
school bus and coached basketball-A few years later,
earned his MA in Physical Education from the University
of Wisconsin-moved back to Kirkwood, where he was
thrilled and privileged to work under Denver Miller, his
former coach from KHS-In the late 1950s stopped teaching
to work at the Reliable Life Insurance Company, which
had been founded by his grandfather, Bernal L. TATMAN,
in 1912-After the obligatory stint as an agent on the
debit and several years of working at various jobs, he
took over as Director of Agencies, the job he held until
he retired from the company in 1996-Janet died in 2006 -
For years he regularly visited residents of Scandia
Village with his German shepherd; he was involved with
the Door County Land Trust, the Ephraim Historical
Foundation, and was on the board of the Peninsula Golf
Assn. (PGA)- unique hobby: for 20 years or more, he
photographed and researched all the barns he could find
in northern Door County, along the way buying and
restoring an old barn of his own. He donated his
photographs and information to the WI Historical Society
several years ago-survived by his children, Doug CHOMEAU,
Egg Harbor, Wis. and St. Louis; Stu (Susan) CHOMEAU,
Fort Myers, Fla. and St. Louis; Kathy (Matt) ANDREWS,
Tallahassee, Fla.; 12 grandchildren, nine
great-grandchildren; brothers, Jerry CHOMEAU, Corona del
Mar, Calif.; Dave (Betty) CHOMEAU, Ephraim and St.
Louis; cousins, Spencer (Barbara) GOULD, Ephraim; John
(Maria) CHOMEAU, Colonial Beach, Va.; Rick CHOMEAU,
Ephraim; many nieces and nephews; and his beloved German
shepherd, Abby-preceded in death by his parents; his
wife, Janet; and his sister-in-law-A memorial service
will be held next summer in Ephraim
CHRISTENSEN, Edward/b. 10 Jan 1930, Sturgeon Bay,
Door, WI-d. Thurs. 11 Mar 2010, Shawano, WI:
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 13 Mar 2010: Edward
CHRISTENSEN, (80), Bonduel,-parents: late Edward "Monty"
and Enid (CAMPBELL) CHRISTENSEN-enlisted with the United
States Armed Forces-went to work on the tugboats for
Roen Salvage Company out of Sturgeon Bay until 1955-went
to work for the Kewaunee Enterprise where, in 1958, he
won 1st Prize for the Best Feature Photo from the
National Newspaper Contest-In 1967 went to work for the
Union State Bank in Kewaunee until 1978 as a Vice
President-went to work fulltime at the Kewaunee Bottling
Company-worked as the "Double Cola Man" and would
photograph people drinking Double Cola to be used on the
weekly bowling show-In 2000 moved to the Bonduel
area-member of the Shawano Masonic Lodge 170 F&AM and
the Scottish Rites, the Bonduel American Legion Post
#217, and the Republican Party of Wisconsin-survived by
two sons, Nathan (Karyn) CHRISTENSEN of Boyds, MD, Noah
CHRISTENSEN of Milwaukee; two grandchildren, Matthew,
Claire; two sisters, Barb (Calvin) TANCK of Janesville,
Betty PAINE of Tucson, AZ; several nieces and nephews;
and good friend, Lawrence WILKE of Pulaski-preceded in
death by: his parents and a sister, Judy-Private family
services were held-SWEDBERG Funeral Home in Shawano.
CHRISTENSEN, Imogene "Moe"
/b.
28 Nov 1921, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 12 Jul 2010,
Oakwood Manor, Oshkosh, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate:
Imogene "Moe" CHRISTENSEN-parents: Edith (NEUMAN) and
Hugo CHRISTENSEN in Sturgeon Bay, Wis.-graduated from
Sturgeon Bay High School in 1939- graduate of the
University of Wisconsin-Madison-worked as a newspaper
journalist and physical education teacher around the
country before returning to school to earn a graduate
degree in counseling-worked for many years as a guidance
counselor at Goodrich High School in Fond du Lac, Wis.,
before retiring in 1984-retired to her roots, enjoying
Door County to the fullest:photographing wildflowers,
hiking Peninsula Park or picnicking at Cave
Point-survived by her nieces and nephews, Kris LEWIS,
Kathy SORENSON, Suzy ALDRIDGE, Cheri MAPLES, Mark
MAPLES, and Steve MAPLES; and six grandnieces and
nephews, Maddie LEWIS, Jamie MAPLES, Micah MAPLES,
Kelsey MAPLES, Kristen MAPLES, and Cory MAPLES-preceded
in death by her parents and two sisters, Vera PARSONS
and Betsy MAPLES-memorial service held on Friday, 23 Jul
2010, at the KONRAD-BEHLMAN Funeral Home (Westside) at 6
p.m. with the Rev. Carol DiBIASIO-SNYDER officiating.
CHRISTIANSON, Ronald James/b. 24 Nov 1956,
Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-d. 23 Apr 2010, at home,
Guanzhou, China; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 8 May
2010: Ronald James Christianson, 53, passed away at his
home in Guanzhou, China, on April 23, 2010-parents: late
John Morris CHRISTIANSON and Delores June (FREA)
EDWARDS-survived by his mother, Delores; a son,
Christopher CHRISTIANSON, Walla Walla, Wash.;
stepmother, Dorathy CHRISTIANSON, Sturgeon Bay;
brothers, Dan and Angie CHRISTIANSON, Randy and Ellen
CHRISTIANSON, all of Egg Harbor; sister-in-law, Chris
CHRISTIANSON, Sturgeon Bay; sister, Linda and Greg
STOMMEL, Green Bay; sister, Sue CHRISTIANSON,
Jacksonville, Fla.; sister, Diane and Bob HENIKEN,
brother, Greg and Amy EDWARDS, all of Sturgeon Bay; and
brother-in-law, Geoff COSTLEY, Neenah-Menasha; several
nieces and nephews-preceded in death by his father,
John; his maternal grandparents, Greg and Ida FREA; a
brother, Dale CHRISTIANSON; and a sister, Jan
(CHRISTIANSON) COSTLEY. A private family memorial
service will be held later this fall in Egg Harbor.
CIHLAR, Math., Mrs./b.
2 Apr 1847, Bohemia-d. 12 Jul 1921, Clay Banks, Door
Co., WI-d. Tuesday
morning-illness of about three weeks-maiden name: Veronica HRADEK
(74 years, 3 months
and 10 days at time of death)-married 52
years ago to Math. CIHLAR. Six children: two died in infancy; a son, Charles,
preceded her to the grave two years ago. Those
surviving are Frank, of Algoma; Mrs. Chas. WORTISKA, and Joseph of Clay Banks; also her aged
husband and 26 grandchildren. The funeral held
Thursday-St. Mary's Catholic Church of Algoma, Rev.
Fr. KRAEMER. OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: Fri. 15 Jul
1921.
CLARK, Betty R. "Bubbles"/b. 9 Aug 1923, Milwaukee,
WI-d. Sun. 12 Dec 2010, at home, Green Bay, Brown Co.,
WI; *Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 15 Dec
2010: Betty R. "Bubbles" CLARK, (87), Green Bay-long
battle with Parkinson's Disease-parents: the late Frank
and Hilda (BAHLING) SCHMIDT-graduated from Rufus King
High School in Milwaukee-married Robert L. CLARK on 13
Mar 1943, at Purdue University in Lafayette, Ind.-he
preceded her in death on 9 May 2010- After Bob completed
his service in the U.S. Navy, the couple settled in
Manitowoc and together started Clark Cartage Company,
Inc.-In 1955, the couple moved their family and business
to Green Bay-retired and sold the company to their
children in 1986-member of Our Saviour
Lutheran-volunteered with Unity Hospice-enjoyed tap
dancing with the "Steps in Time" while wintering in
Florida and loved summers in Door County-survived by
four children and their spouses, Jill and Tom PROULX,
Steven and Rosemary CLARK, Shelley and Robin WILLIAMS,
Traci and Mike HOIDA, all of Green Bay; seven
grandchildren, Gregg (Tonita) PROULX, Ross PROULX, Leah
(Rick) EBBERS, Shaina FIELDS (special friend, Grant
HEIM), Sarah HOIDA (fiance' Jim DIEDERICH), Emily HOIDA,
Matt HOIDA; eight great-grandchildren, Jacob, Lauren,
and Tanner PROULX, Harrison and Mara EBBERS, Caiden and
Adrian FIELDS, Austyn HEIM; caregiver "special angel,"
Zula DAMDINJAV-preceded in death by her parents; loving
husband of 67 years, Bob; a sister, Carol BUTZ; a
nephew, Mike BUTZ-funeral at Our Saviour Lutheran
Church, 120 South Henry Street, Saturday with Pastor
David HATCH officiating-Entombment in Shrine of the Good
Shepherd Mausoleum-MALCORE Funeral
home,www.malcorefuneralhome.com
CLARK, Diane M., Pastor/b.
4 Sep 1954, Brooklyn, NY-d. Sun. 24 Oct 2010,at home,
Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin; OBITUARY-BECKER-BEAL
Funeral Home, Belleville, Wis.: Diane M. CLARK,
(56), of Madison passed away peacefully at her home
surrounded by her family-parents: Jack and Mary (SCHWERDTMAN)
NANNERY-attended Alverno and Marian Colleges-earned a
degree from Silver Lake College-earned her Master’s from
the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary-married
on 9 Oct 1976 to Scott CLARK in Beaver Dam, WI-was most
recently the pastor at Peace and Trinity United
Methodist Churches in Richland Center, WI-prior to that
had served the congregations of Grace United Methodist
Church in Belleville, WI, Zion United Methodist Church
in Denmark, WI, and was the associate pastor at Sturgeon
Bay United Methodist Church in Sturgeon Bay, WI-member
of the Wisconsin Annual Conference of the United
Methodist Church-survived by her husband Scott of
Madison, WI, a daughter Sarah CLARK of Madison, WI, two
sons Andrew (Kayla) CLARK of DePere, WI and Jonathan
CLARK of Sturgeon Bay, WI, two granddaughters Alexia and
Kenzie, her mother Mary NANNERY of Beaver Dam, WI and
mother-in-law Joyce CLARK of Sun Prairie, WI, two
sisters Barb WARMKA of Beaver Dam, WI and Linda CLEMENTS
of New Port Richey, FL, and a daughter in spirit Jamie
DAMS of Charleston, SC-preceded in death by her father
Jack NANNERY and father-in-law Russell CLARK-Funeral
services held Thursday, 28 Oct 2010 at Grace United
Methodist Church, 246 W. Pearl St., Belleville, WI with
Rev. William DUSHEK officiating with burial in the
Montrose Cemetery-Memorials are suggested to the ALS
Association and HospiceCare, Inc.-BECKER-BEAL Funeral
Home, www.bealfuneralhomes.com.
CLARK, Mary Jane (DUMPROPE)/b.
20 Sep 1830, Canada*-d. 20 Mar 1914, at home, Sheboygan,
WI; *Source: OBITUARY-Sheboygan Press-20 Mar 1914: Mary
Jane (DUMPROPE) CLARK
(20 Sep 1830-20 Mar 1914)-MRS.
MARY JANE CLARK DIES THIS MORNING- Mrs. Mary Jane CLARK
died this morning at 7 o'clock at her home at 1004 Huron
avenue, at the age of 84 years and 6 months of general
debility-born 20 Sep 1830, in Canada-survived by three
sons and three daughters-funeral held Monday afternoon
from the home with interment in the Sheboygan Falls
cemetery- son of Sturgeon Bay was in the city at the
time of her death. **Source:OBITUARY-Sheboygan
Press-23 Mar 1914, P. 5: CLARK-The funeral of Mrs. Mary
CLARK was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from her late
home, Corner Huron avenue and North Tenth street.
Interment was made in Wildwood, and Rev. R.K. MANATON
officiated.-Sources contributed by Judy PHILLIPS (26 Aug
2010).
CLARK, Robert "Bob"/b. 10 Feb 1920, Manitowoc,
WI-d. Sun. 9 May 2010, Green Bay, Brown, WI;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-12 May 2010: Robert "Bob"
CLARK, 90, Green Bay-parents: late George and Elsie (PLANTICO)
CLARK-graduated high school-attended Wentworth Military
Academy, in Lexington, Mo-married Betty "Bubbles"
SCHMIDT 13 Mar 1943, in LaFayette, Ind., at Purdue
University-served in the United States Navy during World
War II at Guadalcanal and Efate in the South Pacific
serving as a part of the CASU 15 Unit-returned from the
war-worked at his family business in Manitowoc, Clipper
City Transit-In 1954 established own trucking company in
Green Bay, Clark Cartage until his retirement in
1985-homes in Egg Harbor, North Fort Meyers, Fla., and
Green Bay-longtime and active member of Our Saviour
Lutheran Church-MALCORE (East) Funeral Home, University
Ave. at Baird Street, Green Bay, Friday 13 May 2010-Our
Saviour Lutheran Church, 120 South Henry Street, Green
Bay, Pastor David HATCH officiating-Full Military Honors
to follow-Entombment at Shrine of the Good Shepherd
Mausoleum-MALCORE Funeral Home:
www.malcorefuneralhome.com.
COCHART, Harris W./
b.
21 Apr 1927, Town of Lincoln, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. 11 Sep
2009, Door County Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door
Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral home: Harris
W. COCHART, (82), of Brussels-parents: William and
Myrtle (JANDRAIN) COCHART-married on 20 Jun 1945 to
Clarice RASS at St. Mary of the Snow Church in
Namur-farmed the former RASS Family Farm for 50
years-was a truck driver for Kewaunee Engineering-also a
mechanic at Luxemburg Motors for many years and then
worked as a machinist at Bay Ship until his retirement
in 1985-still drove truck for Nemetz Trucking during the
fall harvest-Survivors include his wife of 64 years,
Clarice; 4 sons, Terry & Mary COCHART, Brussels, Rod &
Nancy COCHART, Casco, Reggie & Jane COCHART, Brussels,
and Michael COCHART, Brussels; 3 daughters, Suzanne &
Wayne DELWICHE, Brussels, Marcia & Ron VLIES, Brussels,
and Lisa STADE, Casco; 18 grandchildren, Tricia SIMON,
Tim (Tracie) COCHART, Tracy (Greg) JORNS, Melissa
COCHART, Chad (Lisa) COCHART, Cory (Amy) COCHART, Lacey
COCHART, Heather (Jason) KRUEGER, Nick (Amy) COCHART,
Adam COCHART, Kirk (Kim) DELWICHE, Eric (Tracy) DELWICHE,
Brent (Tiffany) DELWICHE, Jay (Hannah) DELWICHE, Jeff
(Tina) VLIES, Todd (Missy) VLIES, Amy VLIES, Jamie STADE,
and one step-grandchild, Shane (Jill) URBAN; 24
great-grandchildren; 5 step-great-grandchildren; a
brother, Norbert "Tiny" (Lucille) COCHART; a
sister-in-law, Bernice & Jules CARPIAUX-preceded in
death, by his parents, 3 grandchildren, Cody and Ciley
COCHART, and Elizabeth VLIES; 3 sisters-in-law and
brothers-in-law, Beatrice (Ray) DENIL, Eva (Arnold)
VANDERTIE, and Angeline (Edward) JANDRAIN, father and
mother-in-law, Henry & Lucy RASS-Funeral services
Monday, 14 Sep 2009 at Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon
Bay and 11:00 AM at St. Francis and St. Mary Parish in
Brussels-Entombment will be at the Shrine of the Good
Shepherd Mausoleum-FORBES Funeral Home
COLE, Mary Helen/
b. 2 Sep 1921, Lomira, WI-d. Wed. 6 Jan 2010, Cedarburg, WI
(88)-parents: late Adolph and Mayme (nee HAUSER)
TOLZMAN-Married Leo COLE (d. 22 Mar 1992)-3 Jun 1944 resided in Milwaukee, WI-Moved
to Cedarburg 18 years ago-lake home in Door County for 31 years-Survived by daughter; Mary Kay (Harold) GRUBE,
Cedarburg, Wis.; grandsons, Scott (Chris LANGE) GRUBE,
Cedarburg; Todd GRUBE, Grafton, Wis.; and Steve
(Jessica) GRUBE, Tolleson, Ariz.; great granddaughter,
Alyssa Rose GRUBE; sister-in-law, Selma TOLZMAN; nieces,
nephews; special friend, Carol GRYGA of 39 years-preceded in death: parents and in-laws, Frank (Johanna) COLE; brothers,
Lewis TOLZMAN, Bernard TOLZMAN; brother-in-law, John
COLE; sisters-in-law, Ann TOLZMAN and Dorothy COLE;
great niece, Katie TOLZMAN.-St. Francis Borgia North Catholic Church-Mass
of Christian Burial-Monday-11 Jan 2010-St. Francis
Borgia North Catholic Church, Cedarburg, Wis.
Private Burial at St. Mary's Cemetery, Lomira, Wis.-MUELLER Funeral Home. OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Saturday, 9 Jan 2010.
CONARD, Allen/b.
28 May 1939, Town of Union, Door Co., WI-d. 12 Jul 2010,
at home, Namur, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral
Home: Allen CONARD, (71), of Namur, passed away at home
on July 12, 2010-parents: Harry and Irene (LeGRAVE)
CONARD-was a retired mail carrier and truck driver-also
a former Town of Union Supervisor-Survivors include his
mother, Irene CONARD, Brussels; a sister, Arlene
(Sylvester) STAUBER, Kewaunee; a special friend, Joan
DELORIT, Brussels; and several nieces and nephews-Funeral
services Friday, 16 Jul, 2010 at St. Francis and St.
Mary Parish in Brussels-A prayer service held at 7:00
p.m. on Thursday 15 Jul 2010 at the funeral home-FORBES
Funeral Home.
CONNELL, James G./b.
17 Jul 1922, Davenport, Iowa-died. 16 Jun 2010, Provena
St. Joseph Center, Freeport, IL; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 19 Jun 2010: James G. Connell, 87-parents:
Gratton and Mary Gertrude (HASSETT) CONNELL-married on
26 Aug 1950 to Rosemary A. DUNN at Keswiek, Iowa at Our
Lady of Lourdes Church-served for the Army Air Corps in
World War II-worked for Chilton Automotive
Company-member of St. Mary's Catholic Church-Surviving
are his wife; five sons, Kevin (Char) CONNELL,
Naperville; Tim (Joanne) CONNELL, Thornton, Colo.; Chris
(Christine) CONNELL, Woodstock, Ill.; Sean CONNELL,
Evergreen, Colo.; and Nick CONNELL, Phoenix, Ariz.; one
daughter, Michaela (Mark) HOLEY, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; ten
grandchildren, Melissa CONNELL, Katey CONNELL, Brendan
CONNELL, Nathan CONNELL, Erin CONNELL, Steve CONNELL,
Schuyler CONNELL, Michael HOLEY, Oliver HOLEY and
Melanie MARSHMAN; one sister, Mary Gertrude KRZYZEWSKI,
Milwaukee; and one great-grandson, Landon MARSHMAN-preceded
in death by his parents, and one brother John-Funeral
Services Saturday 19 Jun 2010, at St. Joseph Catholic
Church with Rev. Howard BARCH officiating-BURKE TUBBS
Funeral Home in Freeport, IL.-Burial at Calvary
Cemetery-BURKE TUBBS Funeral Home: www.burke tubbs.com.
CORDIER, Laura
A./19 Oct 1922, Namur, Door, WI-23 Feb 2010, Sturgeon
Bay, Door, WI: OBITUARY-(87), parents: late
Henry and Virginia (ENGLEBERT) MALLIEN-1940 graduated
Brussels High School-crowned Door County Cherry Blossom
Queen 1940-Married 16 Jun 1943, James Cordier at St.
Mary of the Snow Church in Namur-member of St. Joseph
Catholic Church-six children-survived by husband of 66
years, James CORDIER; daughters MJ (Bob SCHIMMELPFENNIG)
CORDIER, Orlando, FL; Lynn (Tom) LODHOLZ, Berlin, WI;
Cynthia (Jerry) BECHARD, Bonita Springs, FL; sons,
Michael (Mary) CORDIER, West Palm Beach, FL; Patrick
(Kelly) CORDIER, Sturgeon Bay; and James CORDIER, Tampa,
FL; seven grandchildren, Lori, Sherry, Rebecca, Erik,
Andrew, Dakota, and Riley; a twin sister, Emma (Auguste)
HAYOT, Sturgeon Bay; and many nieces and
nephews-preceded in death by her parents; four sisters,
Esther MALLIEN, Lucy LAMPEREUR, Martha LOUIS, and Mary
MALLIEN; sister-in-law, Marion VANDERHEIDEN;
brothers-in-law, Louis RANKIN, George LAMPEREUR,
Clarence LOUIS, and Roland VANDERHEIDEN; and nieces,
Virginia LOUIS and Mary Lee VANDERHEIDEN-Mass of
Christian Burial Monday 1 Mar 2010 at St. Joseph
Catholic Church in Sturgeon Bay, Rev. Dominic PELUESE
SCJ-FORBES Funeral Home.
CORDON, Ray/b. 6 Feb 1914, Oak Park, Ill.-d. 16
May 2010, Woodview, Scandia Village, Sister Bay, Door,
WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Ray Cordon,
Northern Door's favorite Irishman, quietly passed away
Sunday, May 16, 2010 at Woodview, Scandia Village,
Sister Bay. He was 96 yrs. young.-parents: Martin CORDON
and Helen CLOSSEY-childhood friend of Anchor Sam Subin
who introduced him to Door County in the 1950s-supported
The Clearing, The Ridges, the Door County Humane Society
and the many parks of Door county-frequent visitor to
the Maritime Museums-in the Coast Guard during WW II and
also served on the ship, the Hyacinth, setting buoys in
Death's Door-Visiting the USO in Milwaukee, he met
Connie KRZYSKO, whom he married-survived by their
daughter, Helen CORDON-owned the business, Ray Cordon
Inc. in West Allis, WI and V. I. Pipe & Supply in
Appleton, WI-retired to Colorado Springs, CO and spent
winters in Chandler, AZ, where he was active in Senior
Olympics-returned to Door Co. for his final years and
thoroughly enjoyed his friends and activities at Scandia
Village-his secret for such a long, active life, Ray
always responded, "Irish whiskey and wild
women."-preceded in death by his parents, sister
Catherine, wife Connie and the love of his life, his
Golden Retriever, Mickey-Casperson Funeral Home.
CORNELL, Anna Belle/b. 11 Oct 1921-d. 13 Nov 2010;
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Anna Belle CORNELL,
(89), of Washington Island, WI-parents: Edward &
Florence MEEHAN-married Victor H. CORNELL at Alliance,
Nebraska on 6 Nov 1943-he preceded her in death 16 May
2009-active member of Bethel Church on Washington
Island-survived by nieces and nephews and many other
relatives and special friends-preceded in death by her
husband, parents, brothers and sisters-Memorial Service
will be held at Bethel Church on Washington Island, Wi
at a later date-CASPERSON Funeral Home,
www.caspersonfuneralhome.com.
COWLES, Margaret A./b.
1 Oct 1926, Escanaba, MI-d. Sun. 24 Oct 2010, Aurora St.
Luke's Medical Center, Milwaukee; OBITUARY-RYAN Funeral
Home, DePere, WI: Margaret A. (LINDSTROM) COWLES, (84),
of Allouez-parents: the late Enard and Ada (KEENE)
LINDSTROM-graduate of Escanaba High School, Class of
1944-married on 17 Sep 1949 to Robert L. COWLES, Jr. at
Christ Episcopal Church, Green Bay-was an active member
of the community-was a volunteer, Past President of the
Green Bay YWCA, and the Women of Vision-involved with
the Service League of Green Bay and the Antiquarian
Society for many years-was a soloist in the choir at
Christ Episcopal Church, Green Bay-operated the Needle
Attic in De Pere-was active in the Door County Peninsula
Arts Association for many years-was an actress at Green
Bay Community Theater-was involved for over fifty years
in the PEO Chapter-As a Goldwater Girl she became very
active in the Republican Party in Wisconsin for many
years-In 1988 received a new heart at St. Lukes Hospital
in Milwaukee-most recently celebrated her twenty-second
anniversary of the transplant-was highly regarded with
the staff and nurses of the hospital as one of their
longest surviving heart transplant patients-was an
active member of the Bellin Cardiomyopathy Support
Group-The gift of life she received with the transplant
was never taken for granted and she dedicated much of
her time supporting those as fortunate-surviving are her
husband, Robert L. COWLES, Jr., Allouez, her children,
Senator Robert L. COWLES, Allouez, James G. (Sharon)
COWLES, Suamico, David F. (Lisa) COWLES, De Pere,
grandchildren, Kelly, Robert and Emily,
step-grandchildren, Jon and Katie, and nieces and
nephews-preceded in death by her parents and brother,
Robert LINDSTROM, and dear friends who were as close as
sisters, Helen BIE and Ruth McCOY-RYAN FUNERAL HOME 305
North Tenth Street, De Pere-service 28 Oct 2010 Thursday
at St. Anne's Episcopal Church, De Pere-Mass of
Resurrection with Father Eric MILLS
officiating-Entombment in Allouez Masoleum-RYAN Funeral
Home, www.ryanfh.com.
COX, William (Bill)/d. 23 Feb 2010, at home,
Pisgah Forest, NC; OBITUARY: Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 20
Mar 2010-William (Bill) COX. (82) formerly of Baileys
Harbor, died peacefully at his home on Tuesday, 23 Feb
2010-born in Oak Park, IL-was a U.S. Army
veteran-preceded in death by his wife, Rae HAHNE COX,
and one son, William (Bill) COX-Survivors include three
sons, Steve (Lourdes) COX of Aurora, Ill.; Jeff COX of
Marietta, SC; and Craig (Judy) COX of Tacoma, Wash.; one
daughter, Lesley (Todd) ANSCHUTZ of Baileys Harbor,
Wis.; one sister, Dorothy BOWERS of La Grange, Ill.; one
daughter-in-law, Beth HUMPHREYS of Port Washington and
five grandchildren-Memorial services Saturday 27 Mar
2010 at Shannon's, Glen Ellyn, IL.
CROZIER, Celine
/b. 29 May 1953, Elmhurt, IL-d. 21 May
2009, Aurora Bay Care Medical Center, Green Bay, Brown
Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Celine
CROZIER, (55), Sturgeon Bay-parents: Arthur and Winifred
(BAUSCHEN) REIS- came to her beloved Door County for the
first time at the age of 6 weeks old-spent every summer
of her life there-her family’s first cabins were on Lake
Forest Park Drive and then the year she turned 10 they
moved down to Glidden Drive-In 1978 she met the Love of
her life Donnie Ray CROZIER, in Baileys Harbor, and they
were married the following July in 1979-After caring for
her parents in Florida for 12 years they moved to Door
County permanently-She worked for 9 years at the Door
County Candle Company until they closed in December of
2004-loved being a good aunt and the job of being
Donnie’s agent-joined Hainesville Lutheran
Church-Survivors include her husband of 30 years, Donnie
Ray CROZIER; three brothers, Paul (Beth) REIS, Wheaton,
IL; Daniel (Cheryl) REIS, Geneva, IL; David (Danette)
REIS, Tioga Center, NY; her favorite sister, Gretchen
(Gary WEBER-WILEY) REIS, Tomah; Sister in law, Linda
(Steve) BAST, Curtice, Ohio; Dear Nieces, Sara (Tim)
CHRISTIAN, Kendra Rose (Dan) SEGAL, Rose WEBER, Nicole
BAST, Niki WEBER, Katie REIS; Dear Nephews, Mark (Marie)
REIS; Michael (Reba) ROSE; Joshua REIS, Nick (Brandy)
BAST; four great nieces; three great Nephews; and best
friend of more than 50 years, Peggy LINDSTROM-preceded
in death by her parents; parents-in-law and one
sister-in-law:Darla K. CROZIER-memorial tribute during
regular worship services at Hainesville Lutheran Church
on Sunday 24 May 2009-a celebration of life held at St.
Paul U.C.C. in Oak Harbor, Ohio on Saturday, 30 May 2009-FORBES
Funeral Home.
CUELLAR, Keygan
/b.
8 Aug 2010, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 28 Oct 2010,
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral
Home: Keygan CUELLAR, 11 weeks-parents: Skyler JACOBS
and Tyler CUELLAR-survivors are his parents;
grandparents, Brittany WOLKE, Joe JACOBS, Robert Jr.
CUELLAR, and Lucy KRUMPOS-CUELLAR, and Grandma Ann;
great-grandparents, Bill & Debbie CARRICK, Scott & Karen
WILMOT, and Robert Sr. & Rosa CUELLAR; aunts & uncles,
Taylor, Jazmyne, Joey, Theresa, Shawna, Breanna,
Jessica, Nick and Steve-Funeral services held Thursday,
4 Nov 2010 at HUEHNS Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay, with
Fr. George HILLMAN officiating-HUEHNS Funeral Home,
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com .
DANES, Mrs. H. (Minnie
DEKKER)/b. 14 Mar 1900, New Holstein, WI-d. Sun. 18
Dec 1960, Algoma Mem. Hosp., Algoma, Kewaunee Co.,
WI-(60)-parents: John and Mathilda DEKKER-lived in
Ellison Bay past 10 years-member of Trinity Lutheran
Church-Married Henry DANES 17 Jul 1917 in New
Holstein-Survivors: husband Henry DANES, one son Herman
DANES, New HOLSTEIN; five daughters: Mrs. Herbeert
HARDER, Chilton; Mrs. Isidore ENDRIES, St. Nazianz; Mrs.
Alfred BENDER, New Holstein; Mrs. Alfred ORTLIEB, Kiel,
and Miss Caroline DANES, Valders, WI; 19 grandchildren;
two brothers: Fred DEKKER, Kiel and Rudolph DEKKER,
Barton, WI; two sisters: Mrs. Claude SCHAEFER, Chilton
and Mrs. Fred KOEPPEN, St. Nazianz. One son
preceded her in death. Funeral Services: Wed. 21
Dec 1960, Trinity Lutheran Ch., Ellison Bay, Rev.
Richard HEINS-Burial in the New Holstein city
cemetery-CASPERSONS Funeral Home.-OBITUARY: Door Co.
Advocate-Tues. 20 Dec 1960, Sec. 1 P. 4.
DANIELS, Robert
/b. 23 Aug 1919, Myerstown,
Pennsylvania-d. 2 Mar 2009, Golden Living Center,
Dorchester, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; *Source:
OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Robert DANIELS, (89),
formerly of Milwaukee passed away at the Golden Living
Center Dorchester-parents: Charles and Anne (SCHOENER)
DANIELS-worked many years in Milwaukee, Robert retired
to Door County-Survivors include one brother: Richard L.
(Ruth) DANIELS, Baileys Harbor; one niece: Kathleen
DANIELS; one nephew: Brian (Laurel HILL)DANIELS; one
great-niece: Lorna DANIELS-preceded in death by his
parents-Graveside services on Friday 6 Mar 2009 at the
Highland Memorial Park Cemetery in New Berlin,
Wisconsin- Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay is
assisting the family
DANIELSON, Ward A.
/b.
23 Sep 1938, Hancock, Mich.-d. Sun. 5 Dec 2010, Baraga
County Memorial Hospital, L’Anse, Mich.; Source: Door
Co. Advocate-Wed. 8 Dec 2010: Ward A. DANIELSON, (72),
L'Anse, Mich., passed away suddenly-parents: the late
Ingward and Agnes Caroline (ANDERSEN)
DANIELSON-graduated from L'Anse High School in
1957-Following graduation lived in Rice Lake and
Kenosha, where he worked on the B.F. Jones for the
Wilson Transit Company-was an inspector at American
Motors-Following his retirement due to ill health, Ward
moved back to L'Anse-married Tina ALLEN on 5 Sep 1992,
in L'Anse- played trumpet for many years and thoroughly
enjoyed music-survived by his loving wife, Tina;
children, Eric DANIELSON, Baraga; Mark DANIELSON,
Baraga; and Sandy MICHELS, Kiel, Wis.; stepdaughter,
Justine (Paul) MANCHESKI, Door County, Wis.;
grandchildren, Taylor, Jericho, Erica, Adam, and
Bradley; stepgrandchildren, Eli, and Janae; and sister,
Peggy (Ed) MOBLEY, Westerville, Ohio-Several nieces,
nephews, and cousins also survive-Family services held
for Mr. Danielson-Interment will take place in the
L'Anse Evergreen Cemetery-REID Funeral Service and
Chapel, L’Anse, MI, www.rfsc.net
DART, Beulah Mary
/b.
3 Jul 1916, Gardner, Door Co., WI-d. 21 Aug 2009, Door
County memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay WI; *Source:
OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Beulah Mary DART, (93), of
Sturgeon Bay-parents: Desire and Edith (DELSIPEE)
SACOTTE-married on 31 Jul 1934 to Julius DART in
Brussels-He preceded her in death on 3 May 1986-farmed
in the town of Gardner for many years-also had worked
for Doerr Electric for seven years- Survivors include
two children; Bonnie (Robert) BOULANGER, Luxemburg,
Glenn (Theresa) DART, Sturgeon Bay; daughter-in-law,
Carol DART, Sturgeon Bay; nine grandchildren; Dave
(Kris) DART, Brenda (Al) RECKELBERG, Dean (fiancé, Gail)
MASSART, Jackie (Ian) BOUCHE, Dennis (Laura) MASSART,
Jeremy (Olivia) DART, Justin DART, Joseph DART, Jeffery
DART; eleven great-grandchildren; David, Jason, Heather,
Alicia, Lisa, Chris, Travis, Austin, Keith, Stephanie,
Cassie; two great-great-grandchildren; Hayden and
Addison; one sister; Gail WALKER, Sturgeon Bay; one
sister-in-law; Arbutus SACOTTE, Sturgeon Bay-was
preceded in death by her husband Julius; one son, Gerald
DART; one granddaughter, Debbie LALUZERNE; one
son-in-law, Dennis MASSART; two brothers, Mervin and
Ellsworth SACOTTE-Funeral services Tuesday, 25 Aug 2009
at St. Francis and St. Mary Parish in Brussels with Rev.
Pius COTTER and Rev. Anthony BIRDSALL
concelebrating-Entombment will be at the Shrine of the
Good Shepherd Mausoleum-Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon
Bay.
DAUBNER, Hazel Julia/b.
24 Nov 1920,-d. 5 Feb 2010, Scandia Village, Sister Bay,
Door, WI-(89)-parents: Arthur and Julia
MICKELSON-Married: Leo DAUBNER, 18 Apr 1942, he preceded
her in death 23 Jan 2000-Survived by two children:
Ronald (Lynn) Richard (Sharon) and three grandkids:
Jason (Tori) Michael, Michelle and two grandkids; Sara
and Emma DAUBNER; Sara and Emma DAUBNER; four
sisters-in-law, Bernice MICKELSON, Emilie DAUBNER,; Jean
DAUBNER and Leona DAUBNER; and many nieces, nephews and
cousins-preceded in death by husband, Leo DAUBNER;
parents; two grandsons, Darin and Chris DAUBNER;;
brother, Wesley MICKELSON; two sisters: Marion and
Mildred (Millie); two brothers Roger MCILREE and Jimmy
DUKE-Funeral Services: Sister Bay Moravian Church,
Thurs. 11 Feb 2010-CASPERSON Funeral Home-OBITUARY: Door
Co. Advocate-Wed. 10 Feb 2010.
DAVIS, Richard S., Jr./d.
9 Dec 2008-memorial service-Monday, 6 Jul (2009) at St. Pauls Lutheran Church,
Juddville Road, Fish Creek. OBITUARY-Door County
Advocate-Wed. 1 Jul 2009.
DAWE, Esther Louise (HUHN)/d. Sun. 9 May 2010;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 15 May 2010: Esther
Louise (HUHN) DAWE, 87-preceded in death by her husband,
Richard "Dick" DAWE and her sisters, Helen ROANG, Erma
Jean O'CONNOR and Marion BLAKE, and brothers-in-law,
Sverre ROANG, John BLAKE and Leon CLARK-survived by her
daughters, Sally (Richard) MILLER, Susan (William)
SCHULTZ and Peggy (Michael) MILLER; her sisters, Barbara
(Sheldon) BRANDTJEN and Betty Ann CLARK; brother-in-law,
John (Anna) O'CONNOR-grandmother of Dave MILLER, Paul
(Leah) MILLER, William (Jennifer) SCHULTZ, Jenny
(Michael) MACREADY, Kathryn (Paul) MORGAN, Sarah (Dashawn)
HILL, Sean MILLER and Ann MILLER-Great-grandmother of AJ
and Taylor MILLER, John and Samuel SCHULTZ, and Lucas,
Tyler MORGAN, and soon to be born Kyla HILL-member of
Bethany-Calvary United Methodist Church in
Wauwatosa-Christian Memorial Service at HARTSON Funeral
Home Friday, 14 May 2010, Son-in-law, Pastor Richard C.
MILLER, officiating-donations may be made to the Richard
A. Dawe Memorial Scholarship-HARTSON FUNERAL HOME, 11111
W. Janesville Rd.. Hales Corners 414-425-9797
www.hartsonfuneral.
DECUIR, Eunice
"Emma"/b. Miles City, Mont.-d. Sun., 7 Feb 2010, Wall
Township, NJ-(85), of Wall Township, NJ, born in
Miles City, Mont. and raised in Fish Creek, Wis-graduate
of Gibraltar High School in 1942-Married Sidney "Dutch"
DECUIR 1948 they moved to East Orange NJ-resided in
Point Pleasant Beach for 16 yrs before moving to Wall
Township in 1973-worked as waitress for 20 years at Jack
Baker's Lobster Shanty, Point Pleasant Beach-owner and
operator with husband "Dutch" of Oak Tree
Lodge-Predeceased by husband of 51 yrs., Sidney "Dutch"
DECUIR in 2000-survived by son, Peter DECUIR and his
wife Famela, Wall; two daughters, Syd WHALLEY, Spring
Lake; and Donna CHAFEY and husband Thomas, Wilton
Manors, FL; seven grandchildren, Cheryl ISBITSKI and
husband David, Neil DOMALEWSKI and wife Lisa, Sara
DECUIR, Ryan WHALLEY, Kristin WHALLEY, Denise ANTONELLI
and her husband, Mark and Lisa CHAFEY; five
great-grandchildren, Lauren and Ava ISBITSKI, Patrick
DOMALEWSKI, Andrew and Jenna ANTONELLI; two sisters ,
Donna HANSEN, Sarasota, FL; and Inez ZACHER, Milwaukee,
WI-Funeral Services, Fri. 12 Feb-ORENDER Family Home For
Funerals.-OBIT: Door Co. Advocate Wed. 10 Feb 2010.
de FORE, George S.
/b.
1943, Chicago, IL-d. Thurs. 4 Nov, at home, Fish Creek,
Door Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed.
10 Nov 2010: George S. de FORE, longtime Door County
resident and friend of the arts-graduate of North
Central College, Naperville Ill-After taking a degree in
French Language and Literature, he taught French for
several years in Naperville-On a spontaneous first trip
to Door County in 1969, George fell in love with the
area, and purchased the property where he subsequently
resided for 41 years-established a retail and repair
business in Fish Creek—"Guardian of Tradition Clocks,"
later known simply as "The Clockmaker" in 1972-survived
by a daughter, Madeleine de FORE, Madison,
Wis.-predeceased by his mother, Alice (BRIGEL) de FORE,
father, John de FORE, and grandparents, George and
Lillian BRIGEL, all of Chicago-Burial will be private; a
memorial service is planned and details are still
pending at this time.
DEJARDIN, Joyce/b.
31 Oct 1925, Town of Forestville, Door Co., WI-d. Friday
29 Jan 2010, Casco, Kewaunee Co., WI-(84)-passed away peacefully at home.Parents:
late William, Sr. and
Irene (WESSEL) HUCEK-m. 31 Mar 1948,
Orville D. DEJARDIN-Six children
together-St. Peter/St. Hubert Church, Lincoln-lived on the family acreage on County C in
the Town of Lincoln, owned and ran a
farm-worked for DEJARDIN Farm
Supply for over 20 years. Survivors:
children, Roger and Kathryn DEJARDIN, Casco; Gloria
SHIMANEK, Wake Village, Texas; Ricky W. and Judy
DEJARDIN, New Franken; Barbara and Charles JADIN,
Casco; Janet and Peter SERVAIS, Green Bay; James and
Bonnie DEJARDIN, Luxemburg; grandchildren, Eric SHIMANEK,
Brooke SHIMANEK, Ryan and Sarah JADIN, Nicole SERVAIS,
Kyle SERVAIS, Megan SERVAIS, Cole DEJARDIN and Zachary
DEJARDIN; step-grandchildren, Lynn and Kevin LACROSSE;
step-great-grandchildren, Katelyn LACROSSE, and Camille
LACROSSE; sisters-in-law, Mabel DEPREY, Myrtle RIPLEY
and Mary Ann DANIEL-preceded in death
by husband, Orville DEJARDIN; parents, William,
Sr. and Irene HUCEK; brother, William HUCEK, Jr.;
brothers-in-law, Bernard PINCHART, Robert (Bob) RIPLEY,
Melvin DEPREY; sisters-in-law, Ethel PINCHART, Shirley
HUCEK; son-in-law, Daniel SHIMANEK; and step-grandson,
Scott ZUEGE-Funeral Services-St. Peter Catholic
Church in Lincoln, Kewaunee Co., WI-Tuesday, Feb
2, Father Bob KONKOL, OFM.
Entombment at the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum,
Green Bay. OBITUARY-Door County Advocate-Wednesday, 3
Feb 2010.
DEJARDINE, Mrs. Henry
(Cecelia LEYANNA)/b. 5 Apr 1882, Door Co., WI-d.
Fri., 24 Dec 1954, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-(72)-died at
742 George St., Sturgeon Bay after an illness of one
year-parents: Mr. and Mrs. John LEYANNA Sr.-after living
in Neenah she returned to Door county in 1944-Married:
1903, to Edward GERARD, at Jacksonport, he died in
1926-2nd Marriage: to Henry DEJARDINE at Neenah, 1944,
he survives-Other Survivors: two sons: Roy, Milwaukee
and Vernon, Saukville; eight daughters: Mrs. Clifford
VANDERLINDEN, Appleton,; Mrs. Leona GLENN, Columbia
Falls, Mont.; Mrs. Ed VAN GUMPLE, and Mrs. Douglas
KRAMER, Neenah; Mrs. Donald MELCHER and Mrs. George
MASON, Manasha; Mrs. Floyd MANNING, Bakersfield, Calif
and Mrs. Paul ZITZELSBERGER, Milwaukee, WI; three
brothers, Clarence LEYANNA, Delaware, Leo, Green Bay,
and Jack, Sturgeon Bay; and six sisters: Mrs. George
LONGLEY, Egg Harbor; Mrs. Louis STONKE, Laona; Mrs.
Wilfor CHARTLER, San Diego, Aalif.; Mrs. William KATE,
Two Rivers; Mrs. Ben HIBBARD, Manitowoc, and Mrs. Henry
WECKLER, Sturgeon Bay-Funeral Services, Tues. 28 Dec
1954, St. Patrick Church in Menasha, body was in state
at KESSLER Funeral home in Neenah-Interment, St.
Margaret Cemetery-Local arrangements handled by the HAHN
Funeral Home-OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Tues. 28 Dec
1954, Sec 1 P.4.
DELCHAMBRE, Dustin William/ b. 27 Oct 1982,
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. Thurs. 21 Oct 2010, at
home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; *Source: FORBES
Funeral Home: Dustin William DELCHAMBRE, 27, of Sturgeon
Bay-parents: William (Kelly) DELCHAMBRE and Char
(Richard) BOHN-graduate of Sevastopol High School in
2002-worked construction and was presently working at
the Hatco Company-donating his tissue to keep helping
others-survivors include his parents; daughter, Makensie;
brothers, Carter (special friend, Kaley) STAI, Brandon
(special friend, Rachael) DELCHAMBRE, Travis (special
friend, Holly) DELCHAMBRE, all of Sturgeon Bay-further
survived by uncles, Ernie (Imelda), Kenny (Bev), Donny
(Mary), Bob (Kathy) DELCHAMBRE; Father Ron COLOMBO,
David (Candy) COLOMBO, Bill (Lisa) COLOMBO; Aunts, Janet
(Fritz) PETERSON, Marilyn (Lowell) FOURNIER, Joanne
(Rob) and Mary COLOMBO-preceded in death by his
grandparents, Mae and Justin DELCHAMBRE and Marie and
William COLOMBO-Memorial services conducted Friday, 29
Oct 2010 at FORBES Funeral Home, the Rev. Ron COLOMBO
officiating-FORBES Funeral Home.
DELWICHE, Lawrence E.
"Larry"/b. 22 Aug 1938, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-d.
Sun. 23 May 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 26 May
2010:
Lawrence E. "Larry" Delwiche, 71, Franklin, Wis., passed away on Sunday, May 23, 2010, after a
courageous battle with cancer-parents: Lawrence (the late Madeline (nee CHARLES) DELWICHE-1956 graduate of Brussels High School-worked and
lived most of his life in the Milwaukee area, retiring from Preston Trucking, Co. in 1998-member of St.John's Ev. Catholic Church in Greenfield-Survivors include his longtime companion, Gloria
RISCHE; his father, Lawrence P. DELWICHE, Forestville; one brother, Allen (Judy) DELWICHE, Sturgeon Bay; two sisters, Donna DELWICHE, Green Bay; and Sandy (Jerry) JADIN, Sobieski, Wis.; also survived by nieces, nephews, and many friends-Mass of Christian Burial Friday,
28 May
at HOLY NAME OF MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 7491 County H, Maplewood, Wis.-Entombment Nicolet Memorial Gardens in Green Bay-ADVANTAGE FUNERAL HOME 11030 W. Forest Home Ave., Hales Corners
414-425-6060.
DELWICHE, Madeline/b.
2 Oct 1916, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. 16 Dec 2009, Luxemburg,
WI-(93)-of
Forestville-died peacefully-Oak Creek
Assisted Living in Luxemburg-parents: late Telesphore and
Leona (LEDOCQ) CHARLES-Married 27 Oct 1937-Lawrence DELWICHE-made
their home on a farm near Maplewood until 1991-moved to Forestville-spring of 2009, moved to Oak Creek Assisted Living in
Luxemburg-Survivors include husband, Lawrence; two
sons and two daughters, Larry (Gloria RISCHE) DELWICHE,
Franklin, Allen (Judy) DELWICHE, Sturgeon Bay, Donna
DELWICHE, Green Bay, and Sandy (Jerry) JADIN, Sobieski;
six grandchildren, Dr. Dean (Karen) DELWICHE, Oshkosh,
Denise (Bob) BAUS, Germantown, Debbie (Kevin)
LICHTENBURG, Oshkosh, David DELWICHE, Milwaukee, Jenny
GRAY, Sobieski, and Ryan JADIN, Whitewater; ten
great-grandchildren, Peter, Rachel and Angie DELWICHE;
Ben, Zach, Emily and Molly BAUS; Alex and Katie
LICHTENBURG; and Lily GRAY-one sister-in-law, Verna DELWICHE as well as nieces
and nephews-Preceded in death by
parents, sister and brother-in-law, Marcella and
Elmer LARDO; brothers and sisters-in-law, Gladys and
Carl TEBON, Gordon and Ceil HENDRICKS and Wilmer
DELWICHE-Mass of Christian burial-Saturday 19
Dec 2009-Holy Name of Mary Church in Maplewood, Rev.
Anthony BIRDSALL and Rev. Robert KONKOL OFM .Entombment-Shrine
of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum on Bay Settlement Rd..
FORBES Funeral Home" OBITUARY-Door
County Daily News.com-16 Dec 2009.
DESMOND, Cornelius Thomas
"Corky"/b. 28 Aug 1927, Dunkirk,, N.Y.-d. Wed. 1 Sep
2010: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 4 Sep 2010:
"Corky", Cornelius Thomas Desmond, (83), Granger,
Ind.-survived by his wife of 57 years, Jeanne; his five
children, Michael DESMOND, Naperville, Ill., Thomas
(Marcia) DESMOND of Winnetka, Ill., Ann (David) LUSARDI
of North Huntingdon, Penn., Mary (Tom) LIDELL of
Granger, Ind., and Kathleen (Michael) MIKULA of South
Bend, Ind.; and his sister, Sr. Ellen DESMOND, S.C.,
Convent Station, N.J.-ten grandchildren, Eileen, Clare,
Meghan, Katherine, Colleen, Patrick, Caitlin, Bridget,
Ruth and Thomas Cornelius-preceded in death by his
daughter-in-law, Jean DESMOND and his sister, Mary
DESMOND-Son of Thomas C. and Margaret (Curtis)
DESMOND-attended parochial schools where he regularly
placed in the top of his class and made solid
contributions on the basketball court with his legendary
jump shot and keen defense-served his country honorably
in the Army during World War II-earned a Bachelor of
Science degree in chemistry from the University of Notre
Dame in 1951-His college years were quite eventful. Not
only did Notre Dame win two National Championships for
football, but Corky also met the lovely Jeanne JOHNSON
at a Tea Dance at Saint Mary's College-married 27 Jun
1953 in Milwaukee-settled in St. Albans, W. Va., where
he worked as an analytical chemist-first three children,
Michael, Thomas and Ann, are native West Virginians-twin
daughters, Mary and Kathleen, were born after his career
required a move to Ossining, N.Y.- Before his eldest son
graduated from St. Augustine's grade school, Corky
decided to move his family closer to a Catholic high
school-built his home in Katonah, N.Y.-For most of the
next decade, Corky could be found at work, at home or at
St. Mary of the Assumption parish in Katonah, where he
was a lector at Sunday Mass and called Bingo on Friday
nights-fundraiser for John F. Kennedy Catholic High
School, Somers, N.Y., and belonged to the Sisqua Council
of the Knights of Columbus-sent his two sons to the
University of Notre Dame and his three daughters chose
to follow in Jeanne's footsteps by becoming alumnae of
Saint Mary's College-retired after 35 years working for
the Union Carbide Corporation-returned to the place they
met and fell in love-For more than twenty years, he
lived in Granger, Ind. and was a parishioner at St. Pius
X.-joined the St. Joseph Valley Alumni Club of the
University of Notre Dame- For many years he organized
the club's annual Rockne Breakfast-served as a delegate
to the University's Alumni Senate-spent his summers
vacationing with Jeanne at their home in Door
County-Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at
10:30 am Wednesday, 8 Sep 2010 at St. Pius X Catholic
Church, Granger, Ind.-Entombment will follow in the Our
Lady of Sorrows at Cedar Grove Cemetery Mausolea on the
campus of the University of Notre Dame-PALMER Funeral
Home - Hickey Chapel, 17131 Cleveland Road, South Bend,
Ind., www.palmerfuneralhomes .com.
DESTREE, Betty Jane/b. 11 Aug 1925, Jacksonport,
Door Co., WI-d. 23 Apr 2009, Cardinal Ridge, Door Co.,
WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Betty Jane
DESTREE, (83), a life long resident of Door County,
passed away from the effects of Progressive Supra
Nuclear Palsy-parents: Frank and Neva (DEJARDIN) BRAUER-married
on 8 Apr 1942 to Vernon DESTREE -he preceded her in
death 4 Oct 2005-an avid woodcarver having won many
awards for her carvings-also painted in oils,
watercolors, pen and ink and whatever art medium she
could explore-her pickled products garnered many awards
at the Door County Fair-belonged to the Christian
Mothers and the National Wood Carvers Museum- donated
carvings to Ducks Unlimited for fourteen years-worked at
Milwaukee Shoe Factory for eight years-baked bread at
Southern Door Schools for 8 years and worked at the Door
County Court House with her husband as night custodian
for 13 years until her retirement- passed on her
creativity to her four daughters, Lee Ann (Roger) LEROY,
Green Bay; Sandra (James) DUBOIS, Sturgeon Bay; Cheryl
(Sydney) LAVIOLETTE, Porterfield; Gayla (Allan) MOTQUIN,
Sturgeon Bay; 21 grandchildren , 29 great grandchildren
and four great great grandchildren; two sisters, June
(Harold) PLAGENS, Florida; Joyce WECKLER, Sturgeon Bay;
a sister in law, Gladys JENQUIN, Green Bay; brother in
law, Stanley (Delores) LAVIOLETTE, Sturgeon Bay-was
preceded in death by a grandson, Joseph DUBOIS; one
sister, Jean LAVIOLETTE; sisters in law, Vivian DEJARDIN,
Mary, Myrtle and Lucy DESTREE; seven brothers in law,
Merton, Gordon and Alvin DESTREE, Norman JENQUIN, George
DEJARDIN, Hilton DAUOST and John WECKLER-Funeral
Services Monday, 27 Apr 2009 at Forbes Funeral Home in
Sturgeon Bay and 11:00 a.m. at St. Francis and St. Mary
Church in Brussels with Rev. Pius COTTER
officiating-Entombment in the Shrine of Good Shepherd
Mausoleum, Green Bay-Forbes Funeral Home
DYER, John Donald/b. 4 Sep 1923, Toronto,
Canada-d. Thurs. 25 Nov 2010, Brewster Village;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate Sat. 27 Nov 2010: John Donald
DYER, (87), Appleton, -parents: the late George and
Pauline (TRIPPLEHORN) DYER-married Jewel VERHULST on 3
May 1947-was general manager of the Oshkosh Container
Division Plant of Georgia-Pacific Corporation in
Oshkosh-graduate of Lawrence College (Lawrence
University)-earned his M.B.A. from the University of
Chicago-served with the army in Europe during World War
II and was a member of the Veterans of the Battle of the
Bulge-was awarded both the Bronze Star Medal and the
Purple Heart-in Oshkosh he was president of Associated
Industries prior to its merger with the Oshkosh Area
Association of Manufacturers and Commerce-was-president
of Chamco, Inc., Hooper Building, and a founding
director of the Oshkosh Area United Way-was a director
and vice-chairman of the Oshkosh National Bank (Bank
One).-general chairman of the Citizen's Committee for
funding the Congressman William A. Steiger Memorial Wing
of the Oshkosh Public Museum-was special gifts chairman
during the rebuilding of the Salvation Army in Oshkosh--
was a trustee and chairman of the board of Wayland
Academy, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, as well as trustee of
Carroll College (Carroll University), in Waukesha,
Wisconsin-enjoyed winters in Vero Beach, Florida, for
twenty-five years-member of Westminster Presbyterian
Church-member of the General Society of Mayflower
Descendants, Stephen Hopkins Chapter-served the chapter
as captain-also a member of the John Howland
Society-survived by his wife: Jewel DYER; and their
daughters: Denise (Dick) HAIGHT, Daryl (Donnie) SLYE,
and Debby DYER; four grandchildren: Mike (Cory) HAIGHT,
Erin (Josh) CHUDACOFF, Rebecca SLYE, and Jimmy (Erica)
SLYE; four great-grandchildren: Lillie and Cameron
CHUDACOFF, and Emily and Allison HAIGHT-preceded in
death by his son, Jack Dyer-memorial service held Wed. 1
Dec 2010 at WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME with Pastor David
ROSENE officiating-Inurnment will take place at
Riverside Cemetery, Appleton, WICHMANN Funeral Home, 537
N. Superior Street, Appleton 920-739-1231,
www.wichmannfargo.com.
DIETER, Paul J./b. 4 Apr 1922, Wheaton, IL-d.
Thurs. 13 Aug 2009, at home, Aurora IL: OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Sat. 15 Aug 2009: Paul J. DIETER, (87), a
resident of Aurora IL, formerly of Naperville IL and
Baileys Harbor, WI-Survived by three children: Linda
(Gerald) STARK, Shabbona, IL; Randy (Sue) DIETER,
Woodridge IL; and Timothy (Ann) DIETER; Aurora; five
grandchildren: Gerald Jr. (Lisa) STARK, Erin (Paul)
NOLAN, Alfred (Elinor) STARK, Paul STARK and Sarah
(Steve) STECIAK; six great-grandchildren: Jacob, Adam,
Joshua, Sophie, Samantha and Shawn; three brothers,
James (Lois) DIETER, Aurora; Ralph (Dee) DIETER,
Naperville; and Len (Elaine DIETER, Minnesota; two
sisters, Kathleen (the late Charles) MATTINGLY,
Winfield, IL; and Gloria (Bob) BRUMMEL, Sheridan, IL;
many nieces and nephews-preceded in death by wife,
Rosemary (BRUMMEL) DIETER (married 25 May 1946), parents
Joseph and Loretta DIETER; and a sister Virginia
Rose-grew up in Wheaton IL on family farm-served in US
Army in South Pacific during World War II-worked in
family business: Dieter Trucking for many years-retired
from IDOT-retired to Door County WI for next 20
years-returned to Aurora in 2004-member of Our Lady of
Mercy Church, Aurora and St. Mary of the Lake, Baileys
Harbor, WI-Post Commander of VFW George F. LORITZ
Cherryland Post #9290, Fish Creek, WI-Mass of Christian
Burial at Our Lady of Mercy Church, 801 S. Eola Rd.,
Aurora, Tues. 18 Aug 2009-Future Inurnment: Assumption
Cemetery, Wheaton IL-Friedrich-Jones Funeral Home,
Naperville, IL.
DOELL, Glen A./b. 27 Nov 1934, Sturgeon Bay, Door
Co., WI-d. Sun. 12 Sep 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate
15 Sep 2010: Glen A. DOELL, (75), Ashwaubenon-parents:
the late Adolph and Mabel (HANNEMAN) DOELL in Sturgeon
Bay-married 2 Oct 1954 to Roseann SAWYER-worked for the
Door County Co-op and was a volunteer for the Sturgeon
Bay Fire Department-In 1965 moved to Green Bay where he
worked at Montgomery Ward as a service technician for
ten years-later owned and operated ABC Refrigeration,
Plumbing & Heating for nearly 20 years-traveled most of
the United States and especially enjoyed their trip to
Alaska with their 5th wheel trailer-member of Christ the
King Lutheran Church and was an elder in the
church-volunteer for the American Red Cross, for his
church and was a member of the Door County Historical
Society-Survivors include his wife of almost 56 years,
Roseann; two daughters, Connie (David) FISH and their
children, Jim (Connie) FISH, Glen (Laura) FISH, Daniel
FISH and Sara FISH, three step-greatgrandchildren,
Cassie, Matthew and Jonathan; Terri (Peter) TILKENS and
their children, Hunter and Jordan; two brothers, Orville
(Virgil) Doell and Myron (Germaine) DOELL: nieces,
nephews, other relatives and friends-Memorial Service on
Thursday, Sept.16, at Christ the King Lutheran Church,
1700 Cardinal Lane, Village of Howard, Rev. Leonard P.
BUELOW officiating-LYNDAHL Funeral Home, 1350 Lombardi
Ave., Green Bay, WI- www.lyndahl .com (920) 499-1223
DOLE, Robert A./b. Green Bay, Brown Co., WI-d.
Thurs. 9 Dec 2010, Eau Claire, WI; *Source: Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 29 Dec 2010: Robert A. DOLE, Eau Claire,
Wis.-Funeral services were held in Eau
Claire-"Bob"-parents: the late Harold and Grace (BROWN)
DOLE-lived in Sturgeon Bay, Wis., through his junior
year in high school before moving to Eau Claire with his
family-graduated from Memorial H.S-worked as a paperboy
for the Door County Advocate and was lifelong friends
with the owners/publishers-thoroughly enjoyed working at
Fishers' I.G.A. in Sturgeon Bay-delivered groceries for
the likes of Hollywood personalities such as Basil
RATHBONE, as well as the Henry FORD family-attended
UW-Eau Claire-first taught at Cudahy H.S. and then moved
to Green Bay and taught history, economics, political
science, and geography at Denmark H.S.-began his sales
career in Madison, Wis.-returned to Eau Claire where he
pursued a career in real estate sales-taught marketing
at CVTC-Prior to retirement, Bob became part owner of
the Scrub Hub and the Little Super Store on Golf Road in
Eau Claire-since age 13 he never missed an opening day
of deer hunting-Traveling was a passion throughout his
life. He and Sonjia enjoyed frequent trips throughout
the United States and Mexico as well as retirement
wintering in the South and in the Southwest-survived by
his wife of 34 years, Sonjia (EDISON) DOLE; sisters,
Wendy (John) BAKER, Eleva, Wis.; and Kathy (Tom)
ANDERSON, Green Bay; sisters-in-law, Eunice HAWKENSON,
Yvonne (Duane) BORGWARDT and Judy (Lee) LOOMIS; many
nieces, nephews and friends. He was preceded in death by
his younger brother, Jim
DORCHESTER, Daniel Egeland/b. 30 Apr 1933,
Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-d. Mar 2010: OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 24 Mar 2010: Daniel Egeland
DORCHESTER-parents: Daniel Egeland DORCHESTER, MD and
Marie Rose SCHMIDT-graduated from Sturgeon Bay High
School and Lawrence University degree in biology-member
of Beta Theta Pi fraternity-served in US Navy-Married
Justine Sue JOHNSON 1955-resided in Appleton-three
children: son, Daniel Jay DORCHESTER, and two daughters:
Martha Lynn DORCHESTER and Melissa Sue
DORCHESTER-Justine died in 1990-Survived by 2nd wife
Judith CHOPIN, former resident of Appleton, WI; his
stepdaughter: Sally (John) VACI, stepson: David (Katie)
PATTERSON; brother Philip (Mary) DORCHESTER, Green Bay,
WI, their sons Steve, Joel and wife Amy and their sons
Sam and James; the daughters of his sister, Janet
NICHOLSON (deceased); Briget, Gretchen, and Heather; his
son Daniel JAY and wife Kathy, Appleton, WI and their
daughters, Lauren, Lindsey and Morgan; his daughter
Martha Lynn DISTEL and husband Mike, Canton, MI and
daughter; Emma and son Jack, Melissa Sue GEISSBUHLER and
husband Russ, Eatonville, Wash. and their daughter;
Amy-Private memorial service at Lutheran Church of
Vestavia Hills 25 Mar 2010 in Birmingham, Ala.-Burial in
Appleton, WI at Riverside Cemetery on Sat. 27 Mar 2010.
DOWNEY, Anne REYNOLDS/ b. Sturgeon Bay-d. 15 Oct
2010, Skokie, Ill.; *Source: Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 20
Oct 2010-Anne REYNOLDS DOWNEY, (78), died after a long
illness-parents: the late Donald and Esther REYNOLDS of
Sturgeon Bay-graduated from Sturgeon Bay High School in
1949 and from Lawrence University in 1953-met Douglas,
her future husband, on a blind date when she was a
graduate student at Northwestern University in
1955-taught for many years in elementary schools in
Northbrook, Ill.-survived by her husband of 54 years,
sons, Storrs and Donald (Lori); her grandchildren,
Gabriel and Juliana; her twin sister, Jean (Larry)
POOLER; her sister, Virginia (Jack) SEVERSON; and
numerous cousins, including Patricia SLAVIK, Mary AIKEN
and Thomas REYNOLDS of Sturgeon Bay.-Arrangements by
Cremation Society of Illinois. 847-577-6505
DREUTZER, Blaine "Boon"/b. 11 Jun 1937, Waukegan,
IL-d. 18 Oct 2009, at home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI;
*Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Blaine "Boon"
DREUTZER, (72), of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Cedric and
Hazel (JOHNSTON) DREUTZER-attended UW Oshkosh and
graduated from the University of Green Bay with a BA in
Business Communications-married Margaret "Peggy" DONAHUE
on 28 Dec 1976 in Green Bay, Brown Co., WI-served his
country in the U. S. Army for a number of years-an
entrepreneur and involved in a variety of business
ventures throughout his life-owned an appliance store,
was a salesman for AAA Auto Insurance, and operated
cherry and apple orchards in Sturgeon Bay-worked for
Massey Ferguson in Kewaunee and was the general manager
for the Northern Glove and Mitten Company in Green
Bay-In 1975, Boon and Peggy started a real estate
company in Sturgeon Bay, Shore side Realty, which became
ERA Realty in 1980-They owned and operated the business
until they turned it over to their son in 1994-was very
active in the community and belonged to a number of
organizations, including the Door County Sail and Power
Squadron, Door County Master Gardeners Association,
Sturgeon Bay Optimists, Door County Maritime Museum,
Republican Party of Door County, and the Door County
Realtor’s Association-was a past member of the Sturgeon
Bay Yacht Club, and the Sturgeon Bay Jaycees-Survivors
include his wife; three sons, Randy (Mary) DREUTZER,
Paul (Mary Ellen) DREUTZER, and Allen DREUTZER; three
granddaughters, Amy (Blake), Ashley and Nicole;
brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law; and many
friends-preceded in death by his parents, and his first
wife Joan-memorial service held Thursday 22 Oct 2009 at
the Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay.
DUNCAN, Lorraine H./b. 15 Oct 1933, Ishpeming,
MI-d. 26 Oct 2009, Bellin Hospital, Green Bay, Brown
Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Lorraine
H. DUNCAN, (76), of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Toivo and
Viola (LAKANEN) MAKI-worked for the Navy Office in
Sturgeon Bay for a number of years-married on 20 Jun
1964 to Robert M. DUNCAN-He preceded her in death on 9
Dec 1983-Survivors include 3 children: Kim (Curtis)
TRACY, Forestville, David DUNCAN, DePere and Roberta
DUNCAN, DePere; 3 grandchildren, Eric, Amanda, and
Collin; and one great-grandson, Hayden; 3 brothers,
Raymond MAKI, Leroy (Fay) MAKI, and Michael MAKI, all of
MI-preceded in death by one brother, Robert , and a
sister, Margaret-memorial service Friday, 30 Oct 2009 at
Bay View Lutheran Church in Sturgeon Bay with the Rev.
Jerry GROTH officiating-Memorials may be directed to the
National Association of Retired Federal Employees or
Neighbor to Neighbor of Door County-FORBES Funeral Home.
EGAN, Eugenia Octavia "Jean" (nee POTIER)/b. 18
Apr 1915, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 6 Nov 2010,
Mount carmel Nursing Home, Milwaukee, WI; *Source:
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 10 Nov 2010: Eugenia
Octavia "Jean" EGAN (nee POTIER), (95), died
peacefully-grew up in Sturgeon Bay and married Virgil
ALBERT in 1938-moved to Waukesha County in 1948 where
they raised five children-Virgil passed away in
1971-Jean retired from Waukesha Rubber Company and
married Raymond EGAN in 1979-summers in Virginia, MN and
winters in McAllen, TX-Ray passed away in 1992-moved to
her new home in Spooner, WI, in 1997 and lived there
until 2002 when she took residence at Mt. Carmel Nursing
Home in Milwaukee following a stroke-survived by her
children Bruce (Sue DORFLER) ALBERT, Milwaukee, WI;
Francine (Richard) MEYER, Tomah, WI; Robert ALBERT,
Waukesha, WI; Suzanne (REINICKE) BABCOCK, Alabama; and
daughter-in -law Wasana ALBERT, Florida- further
survived by 13 grandchildren Charles ALBERT; Leslie
(MEYER) UTECH; Bobby ALBERT, Holly (REINICKE) ESTRADA;
Jody ALBERT; Jeanie (Albert) PINSONEAULT; Jill (REINICKE)
WARYE; Jason ALBERT; Tim MEYER; Beth (REINICKE) ZABALKA;
Cassy (Albert) ISCHE; Jeffrey ALBERT, and Jon REINICKE
as well as 20 great-grandchildren, her sister Beatrice
LARSEN, Florida, sister-in-law, Ruth POTIER, Sturgeon
Bay, WI and many nieces and nephews-also survived by her
extended family, Ray EGAN's children, Tom (Ruth) EGAN,
Doug (Patricia) EGAN and Kit EGAN all of Minnesota and
Dr. Mary (Jim) LOVE, of Colorado and their
families-preceded in death by her parents, Leo & Adele (NELLIS)
POTIER, husbands, Virgil ALBERT and Raymond EGAN, sons,
infant Evan Franklin ALBERT and Channing Charles ALBERT,
sisters, Bernadine POTIER, Vergil BOSMAN; Muriel
ABRAHAMSON; Myrtle ALBERT; Lillian SCHMELZER, and
brother Leonard POTIER all of Sturgeon Bay-memorial
service Friday, 12 Nov 2010 at Corpus Christi Catholic
Church, 25 Elgin Street, Sturgeon Bay, Wl (920)
743-4716.
EICH, Ruth/b.
25 Dec 1915, Wayne Co., IL-d. 1 Mar 2010, Sturgeon Bay,
Door, WI: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: (94), of
Sturgeon Bay, WI formerly of Rochelle, IL-parents: John
and Nova JENKINS-married Willis C. EICH 29 Dec 1934 in
Woodstock, IL-moved many times during their married life
of 62 years-Starting in Rochelle, IL and when Bill
retired returning to Rochelle in 1971-Survivors include
two daughters, Judith Kay (Ralph) HERLACHE, Sturgeon
Bay, WI and Janette Lee CARROLL, West Des Moines, IA;
seven grandchildren, Carl, Craig, and Curt JOHNSON,
Julie (Paul) HALGREN, Garren (Holly) CARROLL, Ryan
(Susan) CARROLL, and Jennifer HULBERT;
step-granddaughters, Sarah (Mike) HERLACHE and Peggy
(Eric) HERLACHE; nine great-grandchildren, Carl (Jeep)
ALEX, Kristen, Emily, Grant, Andrew, Hannah, Kaitlyn,
Jack, and Nyah; one step-great-grandchild, Katie; two
sisters, Frieda (Doran) GRENNAN, Oregon, IL and Bette
(Vernon) HENRY, Lindhurst, IL; plus many nieces and
nephews-preceded in death by her husband, Willis EICH
Sept. 1977, a brother, Everette JENKINS, a sister, Helen
JENKINS, and great-grandchild, Cody Robert
JOHNSON-Funeral services Monday 8 Mar 2010 at St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church in Rochelle, IL, Rev. Greg
HOFFMAN-Burial in Trinity Memory Gardens in
Rochelle-FORBES Funeral Home.
EKHOLM, Robert George/d. 23 Feb 2010, Hearthside
Care Facility, Sister Bay, Door, WI-OBITUARY: Door Co.
Advocate: Sat. 27 Feb 2010: (84), Fish Creek,
Wis.parents: Arid and Hulga EKHOLM-Survived by his wife
of 33 years, Judi; and his children, Carol JESKE,
Richard EKHOLM, Appleton Wis.; and Master Sergeant,
Kristian EKHOLM, Burke, Va.; and his stepchildren, Jenny
SPRINGER, Ft Meyers, Fla.; Nathan SPRINGER, Prior Lake,
Minn.; and Charles SPRINGER, Appleton, Wis.; and many
grandchildren and great-grandchildren; also his sister,
Carrie Lee KOURI, Oklahoma City, Okla.-attended New
Trier High School in Evanston, Ill.-University of
Wisconsin, Madison-received a John Hay Fellowship at
Yale University-known nationally for his beautiful
landscape oil paintings-exhibited regularly at Edgewood
Orchard Gallery in Fish Creek-taught at Neenah High
School for 25 years-known in Door County as Bentley Bob
because of the 1954 Bentley he drove on sunny
days-Memorial Service held at Shepherd of the Bay
Lutheran Church in Ellison Bay, Wis., on Sat. 6 Mar
2010-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
ELTGROTH, Mabel
(ROSENBERG)/b. Welcome, Minn.-d. 18 Aug 2010;
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Mabel ELTGROTH (nee
ROSENBERG), age (97), peacefully passed from this world
on 18 Sep 2010 on her own terms after a brief -Born and
raised near Welcome, MN, the second youngest of 9
children of the late William and Emma (PLATH)
ROSENBERG-lived most of her adult life in Fairmont,
Minnesota- Later in life as an RV-ing snowbird she
wintered in Zapata, TX, and returned to Minnesota and
Wisconsin for the summer to visit her children and their
families- Her community of friends in Zapata centered on
the Abiding Savior Lutheran Church where she was an
active member, spearheading group projects that made
quilts and blankets for the elderly, for at-risk
infants, and for the disadvantaged in developing
countries-spent the last years and days of her life at
the home of her daughter Karon and son-in-law Jerry
WINZENZ in Door County, WI-was preceded in death by her
husband Glen ELTGROTH and daughter Colleen STEFANSKE-survived
by her daughter Karon (Jerold) WINZENZ (Sturgeon Bay,
WI), son Jerome (Mary) ELTGROTH (Savage, MN), son-in-law
Richard STEFANSKE (Fairmont, MN), nine grandchildren and
step-grandchildren including Anna and Kristina
HAGEMEISTER and their spouses Hugh and Tony, Keri
ELTGROTH, Mike ELTGROTH and wife Judi, Stephanie and
Summer STEFANSKE, Lisa QUADE and husband Neil, Jan
NOFFKE and spouse Chip, and Jay WINZENZ and wife Lisa.
Her sixteen great-grand children include Marin, Nathan
Henry, Elliott, Garrick, Nathan Oliver, Alex, Max,
Hayes, Izabelle Anna, Shanna, Kate, Ben, Isabelle Jane,
Elizabeth, Emily and Olivia-will be remembered as an
extraordinary woman who lived life with integrity,
courage, a sense of humor, and a generous -A memorial
celebration and interment will be held at a later date
in Fairmont-CASPERSON Funeral Home
ENGELHARDT, Robert
Clayton/b. 4 Jun 1928, Huron, South Dakota-d. 10 Jun
2010, at home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: Robert Clayton Engelhardt, 82, of Sturgeon
Bay, formerly of Northlake, IL passed away in Sturgeon
Bay at his home June 10, 2010-parents: Benjamin and
Stella ENGELHARDT-After graduating from high school in
Humboldt, South Dakota in 1946, served his country in
the United States Marines-stationed in Turkey during the
Korean War-married Lillian LAEZZA in Chicago,
Illinois-resided in Northlake-employed with GTE (General
Telephone and Electric), for more than 35 years,
retiring in 1990 as supervisor-involved with GTE and the
development of the first phones installed on commercial
airplanes-On 1 Apr 2000, Lillian preceded him in
death-relocated to Sheboygan-2001 he moved to Sturgeon
Bay to live near his daughter, Katie and her
family-attended Prince of Peace Lutheran
Church-Survivors include his daughter, Katie (Mike)
FREEMAN of Sturgeon Bay; son, Ben (Mary) ENGELHARDT of
Chicago, Illinois; and five grandchildren, Alyse
FREEMAN, Robert ENGELHARDT, Clifton FREEMAN, Sean
FREEMAN, and Patrick ENGELHARDT-preceded in death by his
parents, wife, an infant son, one sister, Mildred JACOBS
and six brothers, Raymond, Roger, Donald, Melvin, Howard
and William-Funeral services held at Prince of Peace
Lutheran Church on Monday, 14 Jun 2010, Rev. Nathan
LEWIS officiating-Military honors will follow services
at the church-For Illinois family and friends, they may
call at Northlake Funeral Home on Wednesday (16 Jun
2010) from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. and on Thursday from 10:00
a.m. until the time of procession to Mt. Carmel Cemetery
in Hillside at 11:00 a.m.-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
EVANS, Evelyn CIZEK/b.(?)
in Wisconsin-d. (Aug 2010)-OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 7 Aug 2010: Evelyn CIZEK EVANS, 81, died
peacefully at home surrounded by the love and care of
her family-born in Wisconsin-parents: Emil and Mary
PICHETTE-had five siblings, Aggie, Rita, Joey, Charlie
and Jackie, the latter two who survive her-in her early
years was a flight attendant for Delta Airlines, back
when flying was a first class experience-caught the eye
of Les CIZEK and they married in 1956-Children quickly
followed, five in six years, Ann Starr, Suzanne, Erika,
Jennifer and Robert-Evelyn and Les remained married for
17 years, raising this bunch in Miami-marriage ended and
Evelyn met and married Charles EVANS of Greenville,
S.C., a retired airline pilot, in 1990-worked in retail
and then volunteered at the hospital-four
grandchildren-Ev lost many who were dear to her;
daughters, Erika and Suzanne, as well as her husband,
Charles and her siblings-Funeral liturgy celebrated at
St. Mary's Church in Greenville on 13 Aug 2010-In lieu
of flowers, donations can be made to Lutheran Hospice,
218 Trade StreetGreer, SC 29651-3446.
EVANS, Howell GG./b.
Shanghai, China (father Presbyterian missionary)-d.
Tues. 15 Oct 1963, Houston, TX-(64)-of Two Rivers and
Ephraim-Services: Saturday at the First Presbyterian church,
Manitowoc. Burial will be in Two Rivers-came to Two Rivers in 1923-Survivors include his widow, Dorothy, and
two children, Mrs. Robert OPPENHEIM of Milwaukee and
Howell EVANS, Jr., of Houston. OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate: Thurs. 17 Oct 1963:
EYTCHESON, Rebecca/b. 27 Sep 1958, Door Co.,
WI-d. Tues. 28 Sep 2010; Source: OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 2 Oct 2010: Rebecca EYTCHESON, (52),
Sturgeon Bay, died Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010, after being
diagnosed with lung cancer just two weeks ago-parents:
the late Fred and Lois (SCHULTZ) EYTCHESON-survived by
two daughters, Stephanie (Shawn) GAU, Algoma; and Lyndzi
EYTCHESON, Sturgeon Bay; two grandchildren, Alex and
Kyle GAU; two brothers and two sisters; and her two
cats, Mr. Handsome and Shnukkie-preceded in death by her
parents, Fred and Lois; two brothers and one sister-Wiesner-Massart
Funeral Home, 1617 Flora Ave., Algoma on Saturday, Oct.
2, from 9 to 11 a.m. Memorial Service 11a.m. at the
funeral home with Pastor Tim MALEK officiating.
FAIRCHILD, Gordon E./b. 26 Sep 1931-d. 21 Jul
2010; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Gordon E.
FAIRCHILD, 78 Fish Creek-parents: Henry and Gertrude
FAIRCHILD-married to Viola (COPISKEY), 13 Mar 1954-long
time employee of the Town of Gibraltar-local
caretaker-member of the Gibraltar fire department for
over 40 years-preceded in death by his daughter Donna,
parents Henry and Gertrude FAIRCHILD-survived by his
loving wife, Viola, sons Earl (Debbie PETERSON), and
John (Becki HERTWIG), sister Gladys (Floyd) ANDERSON,
grandsons Ryan (Amber) BURRESS, Jared (Heidi) BURRESS
and their children Logan, Gavin and Addison and nieces
and nephews-Memorial Service held at St Paul's Lutheran
Church in Juddville, Wi on Thursday 29 Jul
2010-CASPERSON Funeral Home:
www.caspersonfuneralhome.com
FALK, Kiyoko U./b. 22 Mar 1920, Taipei,
Formosa-d. 13 May 2010, Door County Memorial Hospital,
Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat.
15 May 2010: Kiyoko U. Falk, 90, Sturgeon Bay-parents:
Dr. Ryutaro and Tamano (IKEDA) UEDAN-married 22 Dec 1963
to Rev. Roger FALK in Japan-Kiyoko and her husband
served as WELS missionaries in Japan from 1974 to
2000-retired to Sturgeon Bay in 2000-survived by her
husband and one brother, Sabura UEDAN, Japan; and
several nieces and nephews-preceded in death by her
parents-Memorial services conducted Saturday, 22 May
2010, at St. Peters Lutheran Church, Rev. Darrick
KOLTERJAHN-Inurnment will be in Japan-FORBES Funeral
Home
www.forbesfuneralhome.com.
FERRON, AGNES (STACHE) MASSART/b. 27 Dec 1915 in
Green Bay, Brown Co., WI-d. Wed. 9 Jun 2010;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 12 Jun 2010: Agnes
MASSART FERRON, 94, formerly of Rosiere-parents: late
Jerome and Olive (BODART) STACHE-married Louie MASSART-After
his death, she married Jule FERRON-he also preceded her
in death-survived by a daughter, Evelyn (Jerome) HAVEL;
a daughter-in-law, Peggy (Nick) WASILKOFF;
grandchildren, Julie (Joe) TRINKNER, Terry (Vicki)
HAVEL, Suzie (Ed) MENCHESKI, Sandee (Ronney) DHUEY,
Shelli (Chris) WORACHEK, Mike WASILKOFF;
great-grandchildren, Joshua and Matthew BORDEAU,
Nicholas and Nathan HAVEL, Kasey (Dykes) GEORGEL, Korie
and Joey MENCHESKI, Heather MASSART (fiance, Jerry
STRNAD), Karli, Austin and Colton WORACHEK, Alex, Kian,
Cade, Adin and Ryah WASILKOFF; a
great-great-granddaughter, Kiley GEORGEL; stepchildren,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger FERRON, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel FERRON,
Mr. and Mrs. Kelton FERRON, Mr. and Mrs. Mose MOREAU,
Mrs. Laverne HAEGLE and their families; a sister, Mrs.
Audrey DELLIS; two sisters-in-law, Gloria STACHE and Pat
STACHE-preceded in death by her husbands; her children,
Harvey MASSART and Mary MASSART; two brothers and three
sisters-Funeral services: Visitation: Wiesner-Massart,
Casco, on Friday and Saturday morning aty at St. Hubert
Catholic Church, Rosiere with Fr. Bob KONKOL, OFM
officiating-Burial in the parish cemetery-Thanks to
Algoma Long Term Care Unit for their care and comfort-WIESNER-MASSART
Funeral Home.
FEUERSTEIN,
Richard "Dick" David/b.
2 Feb 1940, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-d.
Tues., 11 May 2010, Ft. Walton Beach Medical Center, Fort
Walton Beach, Okaloosa Co., FL; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral
Home:th
grade Social Studies teacher at the Edison Junior
High-head football coach at Edison for many years-member
of the Corpus Christi Catholic Church-survived by his
wife of 49 years, Kathy, 3 sons, Jeff (Donna), Neenah;
Mark (Teri), Sturgeon Bay; and Jay (Lori), Sussex; and
six grandsons, Jake, Nic, Joe, Ryan, Grant, and Burke;
in-laws, Judy BAUDHUIN, Frank BUTH, Lynn GILSON, John
and Barb MAY-preceded in death by his parents; brothers,
Ron and Bob; brothers-in-law, Don BAUDHUIN and Jim
GILSON; sisters-in-law, Mary FEUERSTEIN and Mary BUTH-Mass
of Christian Burial Thursday, 20 May 2010 at the Corpus
Christi Catholic Church, Sturgeon Bay, Rev. Carl SCHMITT
and Rev. Doug LEONHARDT-Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon
Bay.
FIECK, Gary Lee*/d. Sat. 21 Feb 2009,
*Source-OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Gary Lee FIECK,
(60)-Survivors are his wife Vicki and her family;
brothers and sisters in laws, Wilbur and Marge; Paul and
Teresa; sister and brother in law, Beverly and John
TILLY, also a sister in law, Virginia FIECK; plus nieces
and nephews-Deceased brothers and one sister, Richard
(Dick), Charles (Charley) and Doris; also his mom and
dad-At Garys request there will be no service-died of
liver cancer and his ashes will be buried in Lakewood
Cemetery-FORBES Funeral Home.
FITCHETT, Thomas Howard, II/b.
8 Sep 1926, Baltimore, MD-d. Sat. 5 Dec 2009, Golden
Living Center-Dorcester, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-(83)-parents: Thomas HOWARD Sr. and Anne Kathleen (WELLS) FITCHETT-United States Army during World War II-member of the VFW while living in Florida.
Survived by son, John (Kris KONRAD)
FITCHETT of Sturgeon Bay; one sister, Kathleen DINNING
of Maryland; and one brother William FITCHETT of
Maryland-Preceded in death by his parents
and son, Tom. Private family services will be
held. HUEHNS Funeral Home." OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Sat. 12 Dec 2009:
FITTSHUR, Gene LeRoy/b. 29 Sep 1936, Sturgeon
Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 10 Oct 2009, at home, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home:
Gene LeRoy FITTSHUR, (73), of Sturgeon Bay-parents:
LeRoy and Fern (WEBORG) FITTSHUR- graduated from
Sturgeon Bay High School in 1955-served his country in
the United States Army, two years in the reserve and two
years active duty (1953-1957)-married on 11 Feb 1961 to
Marlene CORBISIER-joined the Army Reserve when he was a
junior in high school and upon graduation in 1955, he
served in New York as a skipper on an army VIP
boat-After being discharged, he worked as a boilermaker,
a Wisconsin-Michigan bus driver, a shipfitter at
Christy’s Shipyard and later as an assistant
superintendent-worked at Sears as an appliance repairman
and at Gambles and in 1969 became a part-time
firefighter-In 1970, he opened his own business in
appliance repair-In 1973, he joined the Sturgeon Bay
Fire Dept. full-time and served for 27 years, retiring
as a Lieutenant-After retiring, Gene spent many hours in
his shop turning out beautiful wooden projects which he
enjoyed giving away-survivors include his wife, Marlene;
two sons, Steven (Paulette GUENETTE) FITTSHUR, LasVegas,
NV, Joseph FITTSHUR; DePere; one daughter, Gina (Dmitry)
EPSHTEYN, Milwaukee; one brother, Robert (Pat
ROTHSCHILD) FITTSHUR; two grandchildren, Josh and
Marissa (Christopher SCHWARTZ); one great-grandson,
Ethan; close friend of the family, Jordan CROWE;
sisters-in-law, Jennifer and Dorothy CORBISIER; one
niece; three nephews, two great-nephews, and three
great-nieces-preceded in death by his parents, his
wife’s parents, aunts, uncles, and daughter-in-law, Rita
CROWE-FITTSHUR-Funeral and veteran services Wednesday,
14 Oct 2009 at the Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay.
FOOTE, William//b.
23 Jan 1900, Cambridge, MA-d. 10 Dec 1960, V.A.
Hospital, Wood, WI-(60)-parents: William H. FOOTE and
Hattie SOULE-enlisted in cavalry in 1917 at Worcester,
MA and served until five years later-member of the Black
Horse Troop, stunt and drill team of post World War I
fame-graduated from Wentworth Institute, Boston, Mass
after completing high school-Married: 25 Mar 1925, Ella
Louise ANDERSON of Ephraim, Door Co. WI, in Chicago,
where he lived 22 years before moving to Ephraim with
his family in 1943-then moved to Baileys Harbor, and
spent the past 10 years in Sister Bay-farmed-worked in
shipyards-was foreman of Gibraltar Materials, Fish Creek
before he took sick-was in V.A. Hospital for 5 1/2
years-Survived by wife: Ella, of Sturgeon Bay-Three
sons: William Jr., minister of Limestone church of the
Nazarene, Kankakee, IL; Roderick A. of Shawano, and
James A., Sister Bay; his daughter Mrs. Frank (Dorothy)
CLARK, of R. 2, Sturgeon Bay; a brother John, Augusta,
ME; a sister, Gladys RUSSELL, of Costa Mesa, Calif and
seven grandchildren. His wife now resides at her
daughter's on R. 2 Sturgeon Bay-Funeral Service: 13 Dec
1960, full military funeral, in chapel of the Veteran's
Administration Center, Wood, Wis.-Burial: V. A. Center's
cemetery, Rev. Mr. Johnson Protestant
chaplain-OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-20 Dec 1960, Sec. 1
p. 4.
FOSTER, Margaret V. (Peg)/b. 20 Jan 1932,
Chicago, Cook Co., IL-d. 28 Sep 2010, Good Samaritan
Scandia Village, Sister Bay, Door Co., WI; Source:
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Margaret V. FOSTER
(Peg), (78)-parents: Harold and Betty (ANDREWS)
FOSTER-at age 9 her family moved to a farm in Rockton,
IL-rode horseback to a one-room country school in
Rockton before graduating from Hononegah High School,
Rockton, IL.-In 1953 Peg graduated from Beloit College
(Biology), Beloit, WI during which time she was active
in many student organizations, particularly the Delta
Gamma sorority-was a student in France under the
auspices of the Experiment in International Living-did
graduate work at Northwestern University before
completing her MS degree at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison-taught at Rockford College for two
years before returning to teach at Beloit College in the
Health & Physical Education department-In 1977 Peg
retired to Door County and established the Farmer’s
Daughters’ Summer Kitchen restaurant with her co-owners,
Kay YOCUM and Shirl AHRENS-also owned and operated the
Granary Antiques for many years and as the volunteer
director of the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse Museum in
Peninsula State Park for five summers she established
daily tours led by trained -member of the First Baptist
Church, Sister Bay-predeceased by her parents and her
brother-in-law, Leland HAWKINS- survived by her sister,
Kate HAWKINS, Cedar Rapids, IA; a niece, Sarah BENESH
(Mark), Mt. Vernon, IA; a nephew, Foster HAWKINS
(Nancy), Marshalltown, IA; three grand-nieces; one
grand-nephew; and her longtime companion, Kay YOCUM (Hadj)-CASPERSON
Funeral Home
www.caspersonfuneralhome.com -Memorial
celebration for Peg is being planned in Sister Bay for
summer 2011.
FRANKLIN, John Leo/17
Oct 1937, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. Thurs. 10 Dec
2009, at home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-(72), parents:
the late William
and Ethel (LONG) FRANKLIN-United States Navy-Married 15 Jun 1958, Patricia Marie WICHERT in Chicago, IL-preceded him in death in 1998-Survived by his
four sons, Kevin (Liz) FRANKLIN, John K. FRANKLIN, Mike
(Kathy) FRANKLIN, and Peter (Diane) FRANKLIN of Sturgeon
Bay; eight grandchildren, four great-grandchildren;
brother Jim (special friend, Pat) FRANKLIN of Sturgeon
Bay; Three sisters, Katie JAMES of South CAROLINA,
Delores FALK of Menifee, CA, and Mary (Ken) BONGLE, of
Sturgeon Bay-preceded in
death by his parents, wife, twin sons, granddaughter
Sarah (1985), sister Pat and brothers William and Grant-Funeral Services Sat. 12 Dec 2009-HUEHNS Funeral
Home with Deacon Paul ZENEFSKI officiating. OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home & Cremation Services.
FRIEMANN, Theodore/b.
abt 1842, Holland?*-d. 1 Jun 1894, Sturgeon Bay, Door,
WI; *Obituary-Door Co. Advocate-2 Jun 1894: "The Grim
Reaper-Theodore FRIEMANN, the Spruce street shoemaker,
died quite suddenly and unexpectedly on Friday evening.
Though ill nearly all the past winter and spring none of
his friends and relatives realized that the end was no
near. Mr. FREIMANN was a Hollander and had resided
in this city for about two years, coming here from
Ahnapee. He was about 52 years old, and leaves a
wife and three children. Yellow jaundice was the
cause of death."
GABERT, Stanley R./b.
12 Jul 1915, Sturgeon Bay-d. Mon. 1 Feb 2010, Appleton
Medical Center, Appleton, WI-(94)-parents: late August
and Lillian GABERT-Married 13 Dec 1944, Marian QUIRT-U.S.
Navy during World War II-sailed aboard the U.S.S. Bunker
Hill-Silver Star for his heroic actions after the ship
was hit during a kamikaze attack-undergraduate degree in
Political Science, UW-Madison-law degree,
UW-Madison-joined law firm, Bradford and Derber which
became Gabert, Williams and Farb-member of the Wisconsin
State Bar Assoc.-served as a U.S. Court
Commissioner-deacon at First Congregational U.C.C.-trustee
of Riverside Cemetery-Born and raised on a farm in Door
County, he is the last remaining of 11 children-survived
by children, Bruce (Kristine) GABERT, McFarland, Wis;
Helen (Charles Lewis) GABERT, Chapel Hill, N.C.; Jane
(Mark) SPIETZ, Oshkosh; and David GABERT, Appleton;
grandchildren, Erin GABERT, Asheville, N.C.; Peter
LEWIS, Chapel Hill, N.C.; Lindsey and Alicia SPIETZ,
Oshkosh; and Cenya CASTILLO, Fremont. Stan, many
nieces, nephews, cousins and friends-preceded in death
by parents, his wife, Marian GABERT; Daughter, Mary
Elizabeth GABERT; his special friend, Edna NORSTROM; his
10 brothers and sisters-Funeral services, Friday, 5 Feb
2010-First Congregational United Church of Christ, Rev.
Jane B. ANDERSON. Interment Riverside Cemetery,
Appleton, WI..WICHMANN Funeral Home, Appleton, WI.
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: Wed. 3 Feb 2010.
GARY, William J. "Bill"/b. 7 Dec 1927, Green Bay,
Brown Co., WI-d. 27 Jan 2009, Scottsdale, Arizona;
*Source-OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: William J. "Bill"
GARY passed away peacefully with his family at his
side-(81)-parents: Dr. Norman J. GARY and Mary Elizabeth
"Bess" (HALL) GARY-spent his childhood in northern
Wisconsin, graduating from Eagle River High
School-joined the U.S. Navy and made multiple Atlantic
Ocean crossings on the aircraft carriers U.S.S. Randolph
and U.S.S. Leyte-At the end of WWII, he returned to
Wisconsin and entered Milwaukee State Teacher’s College
(UWM) where he met and married Betty KONRAD of Sturgeon
Bay-He later married Helen (LOOS) YOUNG of Sturgeon
Bay-worked in the construction and steel industries,
building many gas stations throughout the western United
States-managed Jax Steel Center and Sturgeon Bay Iron
and Metal in Sturgeon Bay-also sold real estate for a
number of years before retirement-active in the
community, spending many hours on public service
projects for the AMVETS, Eagles and Kiwanis
clubs-survived by three children: Patrick GARY of
Scottsdale, AZ and Green Bay; Lynn (Duke) ROSS of
Magalia, CA; and Timothy (Michelle) GARY of Madison-also
survived by five grandchildren: Sarah Gary RAJEK and
Michael GARY, both of Green Bay; Spencer GARY of Denver,
CO; Patrick ROSS of Magalia, CA; and Julianna ROSS of
Phoenix, AZ; and five great grandchildren: Ethan and
Aeryn GARY of Green Bay; and Logan, Bryce, and Christine
ROSS of Magalia, CA-also survived by four stepsons:
Fred, Mike, Matt and Dan YOUNG and their
families-Funeral service Friday, 6 Feb 2009 at Forbes
Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay-Burial will be at Fort
Howard Cemetery Saturday morning at 9 AM-FORBES Funeral
Home.
GEILFUSS, June/b. 10 Jul 1925, Mayville, WI-d. 9
Nov 2010, Skilled Nursing Facility of Ministry Door
County Medical Center; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
June GEILFUSS, (85), of Sturgeon Bay-parents: the late
Erwin T. and Erna M. (PULS) LEICHTLE-attended high
school in Horicon, and graduated from Central High
School in West Allis in 1943-married James H. ISINGS in
Milwaukee 9 Sep 1944-had four children, Jim, Dan, Jan
and Jetta-worked as a secretary in the Milwaukee
Area-married on 10 Mar 1966 to Richard C. GEILFUSS at
Kingo Lutheran Church in Shorewood, Wisconsin-farmed in
the Mondovi and Gilmington area-Richard preceded her in
death on 25 Jun 1994-moved to Sturgeon Bay in
1996-worked for a number of years at the Dancing Bear on
Third Ave. in Sturgeon Bay-member of Prince of Peace
Lutheran Church in Sturgeon Bay-was one of the "Yakamore
Girls."-raised horses on the farm in Gilmington-Survivors
include her son, Dan (Diane) ISINGS of Sturgeon Bay;
daughter, Jan NEWELL (and her friend, Roger LANGHOFF) of
Campbellsport; nine grandchildren; six
great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; one
brother-in-law, James STUMPFA of Minneapolis, Minnesota;
and one sister-in-law, Lucy LEICHTLE of Tarzana,
California-Preceding her in death were her parents; both
husbands; son, James H. ISINGS; daughter, Jetta HOPP;
two brothers, Irv and Winfred LEICHTLE; and two sisters,
Grace STUMPFA and Violette LEICHTLE-service Monday 15
Nov at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church with Rev. Jim
HILL officiating-Burial will be at Ohio Cemetery in Rio,
Wisconsin-HUEHNS Funeral Home -memorial may be made in
her memory for the American Diabetes Association at
www.diabetes.org
GEITNER, Kevin M./b. 4 Nov 1988-Sun. 9 May 2010,
Oshkosh, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 12 May
2010: Kevin M. GEITNER, 21, Kaukauna, died unexpectedly
on Sunday, May 9, 2010, in Oshkosh-parents: John and
Debra (PETERSON) GEITNER-graduate of Kaukauna High
School, Class of 2007- was attending UW Oshkosh-survived
by his parents; two brothers, Aaron (Marissa) and Justin
(fiancee, Chaunte); his grandfather, Paul PETERSON; a
niece, Oriana and a nephew, Bennett, further survived by
aunts, uncles, and cousins-preceded in death by paternal
grandparents, Edwin and June GEITNER and maternal
grandmother, Pamella PETERSON-Memorial Service for Kevin
held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, 15 May 2010, at Christ the
King Lutheran Church, 601 S. Washington, Combined
Locks-Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is
assisting the family. (766-2099).
GIGLIO, Linda OSTRAND/b.
20 May 1949-d. 18 Dec 2009, Durango, CO-attended
Sturgeon Bay H. S.-1967 Door Co. Cherry Blossom
Queen-Attended U. of WI Milwaukee-moved to Aspen
CO-Married Jeff GIGLIO in Dec. and they had a daughter:
Dominique before moving to Durango-Dominique survives
with her daughter, Victoria-Other survivors: her mother
Madely OSTRAND; brothers Jerry (Deb) LAMANNA, Costa
Mesa, CA; Mark (Ellen) OSTRAND, Chandler AZ; Craig
(Marge) OSTRAND, Sturgeon Bay; and Cris (Kathy) OSTRAND,
Westfield IN. Sisters surviving: Susan (Stephen)
MCCLELLAN, Kewaunee; and Jill (Michael) HARDING,
Sturgeon Bay-preceded in death by her dad, Bob OSTRAND
and her brother,
Poncho-Memorial service will be held at later
date. OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: Wed. 23 Dec 2009:
GIGOT, Lorraine A./d. 17 Sep 2010, assisted
living home: OBITUARY-MALCORE Funeral Home:
Lorraine A. GIGOT, (94)-daughter, Jean, and son-in-law, Bill, were at
her side-longtime resident of Sturgeon Bay
and dairy farmer in Gardner, was the daughter of the
late Anton and Matilda (DEJARDIN) TABORDAN-survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Jean KREYKES and husband, William of Eastham, MA; grandson,
Michael and his wife, Anne, and great grandchildren,
Madeline and Molly of Ann Arbor, MI; grandson, Thomas,
and wife Sarah, and great grandchildren, Benjamin and
Celia of Victoria, MN.-was preceded in death by her husband, Lawrence;
parents; seven brothers and sisters; and one
granddaughter, Jennifer KREYKES POHL-Visitation in the chapel at the Shrine of the Good
Shepherd Mausoleum, 2770 Bay Settlement Road, Monday
(20 Sep 2010)-Funeral Monday in the
chapel with Rev. Pius COTTER, OFM Cap officiating-Entombment in the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum-Malcore (East) Funeral Home
is coordinating funeral arrangements, 432-5579
GINSBERG, Lee (GOLDSTEIN)/d. 1 Jul 2010;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 3 Jul 2010: Lee (Nee
GOLDSTEIN) GINSBERG, passed away 1 Jul 2010, at the age
of 87-wife of the late Jack GINSBERG for 62 years-mother
of Janis (Jim) WRICH and Diane (Bill) SPIRZZIRRI-grandmother
of Lisa COLLAZO, Jessica Zoe BENSTON, Jennifer (Jack)
BOMBACH, Steve SPIZZIRRI and Cherie (Lou) ACIERNO-great-grandmother
of Nolen COLLAZO, Vincent BOMBACH and Jane ACIERNO-In
1948, Jack and Lee moved their family from Milwaukee to
Sturgeon Bay, Wis., where he founded Sturgeon Bay Iron
and Metal Company-entombment service will be held
Tuesday, 6 Jul 2010, at Spring Hill Cemetery &
Mausoleum, 166 S. Hawley Ct., Milwaukee, Wis. In lieu of
flowers, memorial donations may be made to the
Alzheimer's Association-GOODMAN-BENSMAN Whitefish Bay
Funeral Home, 4750 N. Santa Monica, 414-964-3111,
www.goodmanbensman.com.
GLASS, Daniel, Sr./b.
28 Mar 1856, Iowa-d. 17 Jan 1931, Panama, Iowa (home of
son Daniel Jr.)-pioneer
resident of this city-ill only a day from a paralytic stroke-The
funeral and interment took place at Panama.
Surviving are Mrs. Glass, who also lives with her son in
Iowa, and the following seven children, George, of this
city; Vance, of Berwyn, Ill.; Mrs. Frank MERRILL,
Antioch, Ill.; John of Chicago; Mrs. Fred MARTIN of
Marion, North Dakota; Daniel Jr. and William, of Panama,
Iowa. Mr. GLASS was born in Iowa March 28, 1856.
He came to Sturgeon Bay about 1870 and lived here about
18 years ago when he went to work in Chicago. Two
years ago he retired and went to live with his son.
While here, Mr. GLASS was employed by the Reynoldes
Preserving company."OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Fri. 30 Jan 1931.
GLESNER, Audrey/d.
1 Feb 2009; *Source: FORBES Funeral Home: Audrey GLESNER
of Sturgeon Bay, (75)-former Audrey Ann BRETL-parents:
the late John and Agatha (BREY) BRETL-graduate of
Sturgeon Bay High School and Theda Clark Nursing
Program-In 1954 she married Thomas N. GLESNER-worked as
a nurse, volunteering at the blood mobile, and
delivering meals on wheels-survived by her husband,
Thomas, Sturgeon Bay; two children, Pam (Michael) TOMPOS,
Minneapolis and Ernest (Laura) GLESNER, Vail, Colorado,
and three grandchildren, Dan Jr. (fiancee, Kate FREITAG),
Eric and Kendall GLESNER-Other survivors include sisters
Mildred SAWYER, Delores KILEY and brothers Jerome,
Gerald and Ron BRETL- preceded by her parents, John and
Agatha BRETL brother, Celestine BRETL; and
brothers-in-law William SAWYER and Howard KILEY-memorial
service Saturday, 14 Mar 2009 at Corpus Christi
Church-FORBES Funeral Home
GLESNER, Thomas N./b.
19 May 1930-d. 21 May 2010; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral
Home: Thomas N. GLESNER, of Sturgeon Bay, passed away
May 21 – two days after his 80th
birthday-parents were the late Ernest “Chick” and
Barbara (VAN DUYSE) GLESNER-graduate of Sturgeon Bay
High School-In 1954 he married Audrey BRETL in
Maplewood-After 21 years of service Tom retired from the
US Air Force in 1969 and the family settled in Sturgeon
Bay-He was a bridge tender on the Michigan Street Bridge
for 17 years, coached Little League and basketball, and
enjoyed leather-work-was instrumental in reopening
Potawatomi State Park Ski Hill-enjoyed fishing,
operating a dental lab, and delivering
meals-on-wheels-his wife, Aud, preceded him in death in
February 2009-survived by two children, Pam (Michael)
TOMPOS of Minneapolis; and Ernest (Laura) GLESNER of
Vail, CO; four grandchildren, Dan Jr. (Kate) GLESNER
and Kendall GLESNER all of Sturgeon Bay; Eric GLESNER of
Wauwatosa; Erle GLESNER of Vail, CO; and his sister
Marie (Gene) STRAUBE of Atherton, CA and her children,
Dana (Robert) STONE of Atherton, CA and Drs. Adam &
Poroshat LANDSDORF of San Francisco, CA-Funeral service:
Thurs., 27 May 2010 at Corpus Christi Church-Forbes
Funeral Home-A special thank you to the
staff at the Veterans Home in King, WI for their loving
care and support extended to Tom and his family.
GODRES, Jerry R./b.
28 Oct 1911, Milwaukee, WI-d. Tues. 7 Dec 2010, Golden
Living Center-Dorchester; *Source: Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 11 Dec 2010: Jerry R. GODRES, (99) years,
of Sturgeon Bay-parents: the late George and Clara (KUTZNER)
GODRES-graduated from Bayview High School in Milwaukee
in 1929-married on 12 May 1938 to Margaret E. ZASTROW in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa-raised their family in West Allis,
Wis-she preceded him in death on 6 Aug 1999-was self
employed and owned and operated his oil and fuel
distribution company in Milwaukee until moving to
Florida in the 1960's where he started a bottled water
and package ice service-then returned to Wisconsin and
he retired in Door County-Survivors include his two
children, Patricia (Dick) STILLINGS, Presque Isle, Wis.;
and Terry (Sue) GODRES, Sturgeon Bay; daughter-in-law,
Jan GODRES, Colorado; seven grandchildren; ten
great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews-Preceding him in
death are his parents, George and Clara GODRES; wife,
Margaret GODRES; son, Ross; a grandson, Brian; one
brother, Robert; and one sister, Lorraine O'NIEL-Following
cremation, funeral services will be at Bayside Cemetery
Chapel in the spring of 2011-In his wife's memory,
memorials may be made to: Wisconsin Alzheimer's Disease
Research Center - c/o UW Foundation, US Bank Lockbox,
Box 78807, Milwaukee, WI 53278-0807, or online at
www.wcmp.wisc.edu-HUEHNS Funeral Home
GOMOLL, Myrtle/b.
12 Apr 1910, Kolberg, WI-d. 21 Mar 2009, Green Bay,
Brown Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home:
Myrtle GOMOLL, (98), of Algoma-parents: Emil and Adeline
(TEICH) MILLER-graduated from Brussels High School-went
to work for the Telephone Company in Forestville-also
worked at the Door County Court House when her father
was County Treasurer-married on 26 Jun 1934 to Elmer
GOMOLL in Kolberg-farmed in the Forestville area for
many years-owned and operated the Gomoll Insurance
Agency-Her husband preceded her in death on 17 Apr
1972-Survivors include 4 children: Dorleen MALLIEN,
Sturgeon Bay; Randy (Marsha) GOMOLL, New Franken; Sandra
(Sam) ANNOYE, Luxemburg; and Patricia (Neil) DESTREE,
New Franken; 14 grandchildren: Kim (John) HARTEL, Kelly
(Charles) CHRISTIANSEN, Korey (Jodi) MALLIEN, Rick
(Lori) GOMOLL, John GOMOLL-BIOLO, Michelle (Rich)
HEWITT, Galeen (Brian) GIESE, Jodi (Brent) WATZKA,
Melissa (Tim) LEIST, Todd (Stacy) DESTREE, Jenifer
(Keith) DELEBREAU, Jennifer MIKLE, Sandra (Chris)
HANMANN, Rhonda (John) SEILER; 22 great-grandchildren;
nieces and nephews-preceded in death by 7 sisters: Ella
GUTH, Julia HAFEMAN, Dora CHAUDOIR, Rena HASKELL, Edna
CHAPEK, Oleida MILLER, Leora SELL, 4 brothers: Elmer,
Lawrence, Orville, and Walter; and a son-in-law, Gaylord
MAUER-Funeral services Wednesday, 25 Mar 2009 at St.
Peter’s Lutheran Church in Forestville with the Rev.
David LUHRS officiating-Burial will be in Evergreen
Cemetery, Algoma-thank you from the family to the staff
of Bay Road Place (Algoma), the Odd Fellows Nursing Home
(Green Bay), and the many friends, neighbors, and
relatives who were so supportive-FORBES Funeral Home.
GOODE, Robert T./b. 12 Oct 1918, Menomonee Falls,
Wis.-d. 4 Jul 2010, Scandia Village, Sister Bay, Door
Co., WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home & Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 10 Jul 2010: Robert T. GOODE-parents:
Wesley S. and Kathryn (ECKHARDT) GOODE-attended
Menomonee Falls High School-Antioch College in Yellow
Springs OH earning a B.A. degree in 1942-Harvard
University, officer candidate school-served as 1st
Lieutenant JG on U.S.S. Hospital Ship "Repose" in China
during World War II-graduate of Wisconsin School of
Banking, class of 1948-married Virginia TICKELL on 30
Mar 1940 in New York City-two children: Robert Kent
GOODE and Terry Michael GOODE-employed by the Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Menomonee Falls, WI started by his
grandfather and perpetuated by his father and mother-had
many homes from Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Florida and
Grand Cayman-preceded in death by his parents, brother
Wesley S. GOODE, Jr.-Survived by two sons: Kent (Jeanne
Marie) GOODE, Town of Erin, Wis.; Terry (Pamela) GOODE,
Baileys Harbor, Wis.; sister: Janet DURHAM GARD (Gerry)
Fountain Hills, AZ; brother: John GOODE (Margot)
Evanston IL; grandson: Paul C. GOODE (wife Monique)
Tyler, TX; granddaughter: Mariah K. GOODE (husband, Sam
PERLMAN), Baileys Harbor, WI; grandson, Michael T. GOODE
(wife, Jolynn PARKER), Syracuse, N.Y. ;There will be a celebration of
Bob's life at Scandia Village in October. By his
wishes he will be cremated and his ashes interred
privately. Contributions in Bob's memory can be sent
to Scandia Village-Good Samaritan 10560 Applewood
Road - Sister Bay, WI 54234 for a memorial to be
determined by the family-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
GRAF, Ruth Marie/b.
2 Aug 1921, Whitefish Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 18 Dec 2009,
Door County Mem. Hosp. Skilled Nursing Fac.-(88)-Parents: Henry and
Mary (JEANQUIN)
LAUSCHER-Married: 1940 Arthur GRAF,
Institute-preceded her in death on 14 May
1976-Survivors include six children, Mary (Dennis) BLEY, West Jacksonport, Paul (Marilyn) GRAF, Sturgeon
Bay, Jean (Gerald) GRANIUS, Brussels, Jim (Wendy) GRAF,
Husti(s?)ford, Bill GRAF, Sturgeon Bay, Dorothy (David)
MICHIELS, Sturgeon Bay; nine grandchildren; twelve
great-grandchildren; two sisters-in-law, Helen LAUSCHER,
Milwaukee, Ruby GRAF, Sturgeon Bay-preceded in death by one son, Norman GRAF; four
brothers, Howard, Stanley, Milton, and Jim LAUSCHER-Funeral Services-Monday 21 Dec 2009-FORBES Funeral Home
in Sturgeon Bay-Rev. Robert KONKOL OFM-Entombment, Shrine of Good Shepherd
Mausoleum-FORBES Funeral Home. OBITUARY-Door
County Daily News.com-18 Dec 2009.
GRAY, Margaret H./b.
22 Aug 1907, Oak Park, IL-d. 27 Jun 2009, Whispering
Pines, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-(101)-parents: Christian Frederick and Addie Emma (LUMBARD)
HAFNER-bachelor's degree from
Pomona College in California-Married 1936,
Leland Richard GRAY, Evanston, Ill.-raised family in Oak Park area-owned a cottage in Fish Creek since 1951-spent summers there-Survivors include two
children, Margaret (George) COLLIER; Colorado; and Bob
(Irene) GRAY, Sturgeon Bay; four grandchildren, Wendy PARDUE, Michael (Catherine) COLLIER, Carla (Alvis)
HEADEN, and Nichole (Mark) JOHNSEN; and five
great-grandchildren-preceded in death by husband (1980), three sisters, Marion, Irene, and
Eugenia, and an infant brother, Robbie. Memorial services at a later date-burial,
Forest Home Cemetery, Forest park, IL. FORBES Funeral
Home. OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Wed. 1 Jul 2009:
GUILETTE, Bernice A. (Mrs. George)/b. 22 Oct
1923, Namur, Door, WI-d. 2 Apr 2010, Aurora Hospital,
Green Bay, Brown, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Adv.-Wed. 7 Apr
2010: Bernice A. Guilette (Mrs. George) 86, Rosiere,
died Good Friday evening April 2, 2010-parents: late
Alex and Malvina (CHAUDOIR) PARINS-married 8 Jan 1941
George H. GUILETTE at St. Mary of the Snows Church in
Namur-He preceded her in death 5 Feb 2006-member of St.
Hubert Altar Society-Survivors include her children,
Jean M. DEKEYSER SFO, Green Bay, Allen and Debbie
GUILETTE, Renee and Dennis BUHR, Laurie and Hal BOUCHE,
all of Rosiere, Tanya GUILETTE, Casco, nine
grandchildren, Sue (Mark) DEKEYSER, Cheri DEKEYSER,
Nicholas (Jessica) GUILETTE, Aaron (friend Becky)
GUILETTE, Sarah (fiance Ryan) GUILETTE, Brian BUHR,
Nicole (friend Henry) BUHR, Michael (Elizabeth) BOUCHE,
Stacey (friend Jared) BOUCHE and Shawna BRUNETTE, ten
great-grandchildren, Ashley (Preston) PIESCHEK, Kevin
(Hayley) STASCAK, Ryan DANHIEUX, Justin BOULANDER,
Hunter, Logan and Trevor GUILETTE, Garrett, Madelyn and
Emma BOUCHE, one great-great-grandson, Brayden STASCAK,
one sister, Marie VLIES, Lincoln, four sisters-in-law,
Carol PARINS, Sturgeon Bay, Mary Ann BADER, Namur, Emily
VANDERTIE, Brussels, Lucy GUILETTE, Green Bay, Joyce
GUILETTE, Eagle River, nieces and nephews-preceded in
death by two sons, Lee and Rod GUILIETTE, two
grandchildren, Alisha and Heidi BETHEL, two brothers,
Alex PARINS Jr. and James PARINS, brothers in law and
sisters-in-law, Joseph VLIES, Nelson (Emily) GUILETTE,
Lawrence (Adeline) GUILETTE, Adeline GUILETTE, Edwin
(Dorothy) GUILETTE, Nora (Evan) FAMEREE, Harvey
(Beatrice) GUILETTE, Norman (Emma) STROOBANTS, Robert
GUILETTE, Wilfred VANDERTIE, Julius (Vivian) GUILETTE,
John (Marie) EUCLIDE, James (Hilda) LEGRAVE-McMAHON
FUNERAL HOME, LUXEMBURG visitation Monday, April 5,
2010-Funeral service Tuesday 6 Apr 2010 at St. Hubert
Church, Rosiere, Rev. Robert KONKOL-Burial in St. Hubert
Cemetery, Rosiere, Kewaunee Co.-MCMAHON Funeral Home.
GUNNLAUGSSON, Nora SANDO/b. 30 Nov 1921, Hayward,
Wisconsin-d. Sun. 14 Nov 2010, at home, Washington
Island, Wisconsin; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Nora
SANDO GUNNLAUGSSON, (88), of Washington Island-the
youngest of seven children-parents: Carl and Olette
SANDO-predeceased by her parents, her six siblings and
her husband of 56 years, Maynard George GUNNLAUGSSON-two
grandsons, a granddaughter and a
great-granddaughter-survived by six children: Lillian (
Larry) JUSTICE of Manila, Iowa; Jeanie (Larry) YOUNG of
Washington Island, Wisconsin-Martena (Rip) KOKEN of
Ardmore, Tennessee; Maynette (Tim) JUTILA of Sturgeon
Bay, Wisconsin; Kathleen GUNNLAUGSSON of Washington
Island, Wisconsin and Maynard (Penny) GUNNLAUGSSON of
Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin; her 18 grandchildren; her 24
great grandchildren; and her 3 great-great
grandchildren-worked as chief operator at the central
office on Washington Island from 1964-1969; switchboard
operator in Sturgeon Bay and Manager of the kitchen for
the Dorchester Nursing Home-worked at the Welcome Center
of Washington Island-member of Trinity Lutheran Church,
Washington Island and the Detroit Harbor Ladies Aide-
Funeral to be held at Trinity Lutheran Church on
Washington Island Thursday 18 Nov 2010-CASPERSON Funeral
Home, www.caspersonfuneralhome.com
HACKER, Ralph E./b. 25 Jun 1925, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. Sat. 16 Oct 2010; *Source: OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: Ralph E. HACKER, (85), of Sturgeon
Bay-parents: the late Emerson and Cora (ANDERSON)
HACKER-Cora passed away shortly after his birth-was
raised by his very special aunt Emma ANDERSON-attended
Sturgeon Bay High School-enlisted and served his country
with the U.S. Navy from 1943 until he was honorably
discharges on May 19, 1946-worked for Standard Oil
Company in Sturgeon Bay-owned and operated the Citgo Gas
Station in Sturgeon Bay (where Bay Lake Bank now
stands)-was more recently employed with the city of
Sturgeon Bay for over 13 years in traffic and parking
enforcement until his retirement in 1989-married 2 Mar
1947 to Jane Marie ONKELS at the Sturgeon Bay Moravian
Church-member of the Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church, the
Am Vets-Survivors include wife, Jane of 63 years; two
brothers-in-law, Eugene ONKELS, Bob (Jan) ONKELS both of
Kaukauna; sister-in-law, Geraldine "Gerry" ONKELS of
Appleton; many nieces and nephews; and his godson,
Andrew Crawford-Preceding him in death were his parents;
mother and father in-law; beloved son, Robert; a special
aunt, Emma; brothers-in-law, Melvin ONKELS,
sister-in-law, Eunice ONKELS, nephew, Donny-Funeral
services held at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday 21 Oct 2010) at
Huehns Funeral Home with Rev. Reeder HERRICK
officiating-Burial with military honors held on Friday
22 Oct 2010 at Union Cemetery in Kaukauna-HUEHNS Funeral
Home, www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
HALLER, Roy William/b. 19 Dec 1932, Kenosha,
WI-d. Wed. 21 Apr 2010, at home, Washington Island,
Door, WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Roy William
Haller, 77, Washington Island and Madison-parents: Roy
and Clara (MATTERN) HALLER-grew up in Kenosha-attended
the University of Wisconsin-Madison, earning bachelors
and masters degrees in Agriculture-married in June, 1955
to Mary Carolyn McALEER, of Kenosha-employed by the
University of Wisconsin School of Agricultural and Life
Sciences, as a professor and then Assistant Dean of
Student Affairs until his retirement in 1989-moved to
Washington Island in Door County where they have lived
for the last 21 years-survived by his wife of 55 years,
Mary; his brother, Gary HALLER, Kenosha, Wis.; his two
children, Jon HALLER, Verona, Wis.; and Elise (HALLER)
BALOGH, Spokane, Wash.; grandchildren, Macaulay, Dylan,
Curtis, and Casey; nieces, Georgia, Megan, Suzy and
Laura; nephews, Brett, Erin and Daniel; and a
grand-nephew, Hunter-preceded in death by parents, Roy
and Clara, and a son, Jeffrey John HALLER-Possible
"Celebration of Life" plans are pending-CASPERSON
Funeral Home-
www.caspersonfuneralhome.com
HALSTEAD, Carol
Margaret/b. 20
Aug 1931, Town of Egg Harbor, Door, WI-d. 7 Sep 2009;
OBITUARY: HUEHNS Funeral Home: Carol Margaret (Birnschein)
Halstead, 78, of Jacksonport-parents: Bruno and Augusta
(ROELL) BIRNSCHEIN-graduated from Sevastopol High School
in 1949-completed her education at Door-Kewaunee Normal
School-taught at Liberty Grove School for two
years-Title 1 aide at Sevastopol for 25 years, and a
Special Ed aide until her retirement in 1999-married on
6 Jun 1953 to James E. HALSTEAD Sr. at St. John Lutheran
Church in Valmy-member of the Jacksonport United
Methodist Church, served as treasurer for many
years-enjoyed teaching Sunday School and was an active
participant in the Jacksonport Historical
Society-survived by her son James E. (Tara) HALSTEAD Jr.
of Jacksonport, and daughters Kay WOLTER of Jacksonport,
Becky HALSTEAD of DeForest, and Valerie (Mark) BAULDRY
of Jacksonport-grandchildren: Brian HALSTEAD (Kelly
BROWNING) of Citrus Heights, CA; Neal HALSTEAD (Celina
BELLANCEAU) of Tampa, FL; Katherine (Seth) THOMAS of
Wauwatosa; Michael HALSTEAD of Milwaukee; Megan HALSTEAD
of Sturgeon Bay; Steve (Angie) KIEHNAU of Jacksonport;
Jill (Tom) LAUTENBACH of Jacksonport; Sarah BERGHAMMER
of New Orleans, LA; Erin BERGHAMMER, a Peace Corps
volunteer currently serving in Zambia, Gwenn BAUDLRY-FRYE
(Dean FRYE) of Eugene, OR; and Jessie BAULDRY of
Minneapolis, MN. Her great-grandchildren are Paul,
Lindsay, and Megan LAUTENBACH; and Aaron THOMAS, born 26
Aug 2009-survived by sisters Joyce (Warren) HALSTEAD of
Jacksonport and Eileen (Everett) ROBERTS of Sturgeon
Bay; and sisters-in-law Mae BIRNSCHEIN of Sturgeon Bay
and Janet BIRNSCHEIN of Port Washington-preceded in
death by her husband, James; brothers Arthur and Robert;
sister Doris; son-in-law Bill WOLTER; and beloved pet,
Lady-memorial service will be held Saturday, 19 Sep
2010, at the Jacksonport United Methodist Church, 6154
N. Cave Point Road, Sturgeon Bay (Jacksonport)-at the
intersection of Hwy 57 and N. Cave Point Road at the
south end of Jacksonport-HUEHNS Funeral Home.
HANAWAY, David Patrick/b. 5 Jan 1943, Green Bay,
Brown Co., WI-d. Sun. 28 Nov 2010, his condominium, Fish
Creek, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-BLANEY Funeral Home:
David Patrick HANAWAY, (67), lifelong resident of Green
Bay, passed away unexpectedly yet peacefully away at his
home away from home in Fish Creek, Door County-parents:
Charles and Lois (KRAUSE) HANAWAY-graduate of Green Bay
East High School, class of 1961-athlete, basketball and
baseball-Upon graduation, he attended Lawrence
University in Appleton, Wis., where he earned a B.A. in
psychology-member of Phi Delta Theta-received his
undergraduate degree in 1965, and was accepted into his
father’s Alma Mater, the University of Wisconsin Law
School-Immediately after receiving his Juris Doctorate
from Madison in 1968 joined his father, the founder of
Hanaway Ross Law Firm-married on 1 Feb 1980 to Lyn
MACMULLEN and welcomed his two children, Christopher and
Kelly-many summers spent in Ephraim with his parents,
wife and children-handled some work with litigation,
trials and divorce but ultimately focused his efforts in
the areas of estate planning, probate and real estate
transactions-"A” rating from Martindale-Hubbell, a
nationwide lawyer rating service-served on the Board of
Directors of Notre Dame Academy and Scholarships,
Inc.-previously a member of the Greater Green Bay
Community Foundation and Friends of St. Vincent
Hospital-survived by his mother, Lois Jane HANAWAY,
Green Bay; his wife, Lyn (MACMULLEN) Hanaway, Green Bay;
his son, Christopher John HANAWAY (fiancée, Sara ZACEK,
her two children, Jack and Laney ZACEK) and grandson,
Sam HANAWAY, Green Bay; daughter, Kelly Elizabeth BIEDA
(husband, David BIEDA) and grandchildren, Elizabeth and
Merrick BIEDA, Green Bay; mother-in-law, Dell MACMULLEN,
Green Bay; sisters-in-law, Anita MCCALL, Green Bay,
Susan (Chris) JENSEN, De Pere, Pamela MACMULLEN, Green
Bay, and brother-in-law, Wallace (Mitzi) MACMULLEN III,
Green Bay-survived by many nieces and nephews as well as
cousins, Michael and Steven MAYBELL, California and some
extended family here in northeastern Wisconsin-preceded
in death by his father, Charles Taft HANAWAY; father-in
law, Wallace MACMULLEN II and brother-in-law, John
Russell MACMULLEN-funeral services at Grace Lutheran
Church, 321 S. Madison St., with the Rev. Julie WRUBBEL-LANGE
officiating-
Blaney Funeral Home, www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com.
HANSON, Henry/d.
10 Dec 1960, Veteran's Home, King WI-(71)-pressroom
employee of the Advocate for more than 40 years-Burial:
13 Dec 1960, Vet. Home, King WI-Surviving: two sisters
and two brothers: Miss Anne HANSON, Sunnyvale, CA; Mrs.
Gerhard C. (Martha) MEYER, Milwaukee; James HANSON,
Sunnyvale and Julian HANSON, Blue Island,
IL-OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: Tues. 20 Dec 1960.
HARVEY, David A./b.
30 Aug 1956-d. 22 Sep 2010, Wilmette, IL; OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Sat. 2 Oct 2010: David A. HARVEY, (54), a
devout Catholic, father of six, accomplished athlete,
successful entrepreneur,and genuine leader, died
peacefully in Wilmette, ILon September 22, 2010,
surrounded by his loving family-survived by his wife,
Ann James HARVEY, and children Davey, Johnny, Mary,
Tommy, Eddie and Sam-met in heaven by his beautiful
first wife of seventeen years, Katheryn MADDEN
HARVEY-parents: Regina M. HARVEY and the late Thomas J.
HARVEY of Wilmette; brother of Sara BADER, Tom (Deb),
Brian, Jimmy, and Eileen CULLUM (Mark); son-in-law of
Edward R. and Jeannie JAMES, and Diana MADDEN and the
late John MADDEN; brother-in-law of Jerry JAMES (Kitty),
Warren JAMES (Amy), Catherine KING (Edmund), Anne
GUMMERSALL (Geoff), John MADDEN (Holly), Diana ADAMS
(Peter), Bill MADDEN (Lynne), Nancy ZALESKY, and Michael
MADDEN; respected uncle (45) of Patrick (Rebekah), Katie
MORGAN (Josh), Colleen, and Molly BADER; TJ (Lori Kay),
Kevin, Therese and Tim HARVEY; JP, Joe and Maggie
HARVEY; Megan, Kevin, Michael and Grace CULLUM; Jack,
Mimi and Maggie JAMES; Sarah, Elizabeth and Kyle JAMES;
Alexandra, Wilson and Graham KING; KayAnne, Ginny, Gwen
and GloryGUMMERSALL; Amy, Christa, Melissa, John,
Katheryn and Carrie MADDEN; Laura, Peter, Faith and
Michael ADAMS; Jackie, Demi and Kaylie MADDEN; Danny,
Carla, Juliana and Gina ZALESKY; and great uncle of
Charlotte BADER-graduate of New Trier East High School
in 1974 and Wabash University in 1978-member of the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity- earned an All American award and
was inducted in the Wabash College Athletic Hall of
Fame-went on to be publisher of Automation World a part
of Summit-Never lacking in competitive spirit, it is
well known David was also a master of the grill, a
gifted artist and singer.-Visitation Sunday 26 Sep 2:00
p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at DONNELLAN Family Funeral Home 10045
Skokie Blvd., at Old Orchard Rd., Skokie, IL 60077-
Funeral Mass Monday 27 Sep at Saint Joseph Church, 1747
Lake Avenue, & Ridge Road, Wilmette, IL 60091-Interment
Sacred Heart Cemetery Northbrook-Reception will be held
at Indian Hill Club, 1 Indian Hill Road, Winnetka, IL-,
1:30pmIn lieu of flowers, please send contributions to
the David A. Harvey Memorial Fund for youth activities
payable to Stella Maris Parish, P.O. Box 49, Egg Harbor,
WI, 54209, or Relevant Radio, at RelevantRadio.com.
HAUG,
Ellen O. (CHRISTIANSON)/b. 19 Dec 1916, Arlington, WI-d.
8 Feb 2010, Cardinal Ridge Assisted Living,
Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-(93), of Sturgeon Bay and Sun
Prairie-parents: Edwin and Svenina Christianson-Married
Jens HAUG from Toten, Norway 16 Dec 1939 -one child,
Karen in 1942-lived in Madison; lived in Token Creek and
owned Haug's Trading Post, a grocery store-retired to
Sun Prairie, WI-Due to health concerns, Ellen moved to
Sturgeon Bay to be near her daughter-resided at Cardinal
Ridge-preceded in death by husband, Jens in
1991-parents, Jens' parents, Kristoffer and Karen HAUG
of Norway, brothers, Erling CHRISTIANSON and James
Larsen CHRISTIANSON, sister, Elizabeth PASKE,
brother-in-law, Don JOHNSON, sister-in-law, Rachel
CHRISTIANSON, nephews, Jerry WICHMANN, Jim CHRISTIANSON,
Greg PASKE, Davey CHRISTIANSON and niece Sharon
FREELAND-Survivors include her daughter Karen (Don) BORK
of Sturgeon Bay; grandsons, Brett of RIPON, Christopher
of Manitowoc, Don Jr. (Beth) of W. Des Moines, IA, Seth
(Dana) of San Diego, CA; and great grandchildren,
Kariana and Anja of CA, Jack and Emma of IA; two
brothers, David (Eunice) CHRISTIANSON of Middleton,
Selmer (Delores) CHRISTIANSON of Mt. Horeb; sister, Olga
JOHNSON of Columbus, WI; and many nieces and
nephews-Funeral services, Friday 12 Feb 2010, Burke
Lutheran Church, Portage Road, Madison, Rev. Russ LEEPER-Burial
in Burke Lutheran Cemetery-HUEHNS Funeral Home.
HAYES, Lynne R. (CHRISTMAN)/b.
31 Oct 1969, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI-d. Wed. 24 Nov
2010; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 27 Nov 2010: Lynne
R. (CHRISTMAN) HAYES, (41), Allouez-parents: Kenneth and
Kaye (BURNS) CHRISTMAN-graduated in 1988 from Green Bay
East High-attended UW-Milwaukee-married on 19 Jul 2003
to John HAYES-was employed for 12 years at Humana-great
swimmer and she won many awards and also taught
children-survived by her husband, John HAYES; her
parents, Kenneth and Kaye CHRISTMAN; a brother, Michael
CHRISTMAN; her aunt and Godmother, Pat (John) JENSON;
two aunts, Barbara (Bill) WOODRUFF and Carley CHRISTMAN;
her beloved cousins, Susan WOODRUFF, Sara WOODRUFF,
Michele LINDLEY, Serena DRANGLE, Christiane DRANGLE, Tom
BURNS, Michelle AEIM, Patrick ALBRECHT, Jason ALBRECHT,
Ryan MURRAY; her mother-in-law, Bernice HAYES; her
brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Kathleen and Peter
LENTO, Pat and Marianne HAYES, Mary (David KOLCHAKO)
Hayes, Maureen NEVIT, Tim and Judy HAYES-preceded in
death by her grandparents, Clarence and Eva BURNS,
Audrey and Alvin CHRISTMAN; her father-in-law, Thomas
HAYES; an uncle and aunt, Charles and Jeanie BURNS; her
beloved pets, Toby and Max-funeral service at Ascension
Lutheran Church, 2911 Libal St., Sunday with Rev. Lori
SWENSON officiating-BLANEY Funeral Home,
www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com.
HEIGES, Edna Louise/b. 5 Apr 1919-d. 23 Aug 2010,
Algoma Long Term Care Facility, Algoma, Kewaunee Co.,
WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
Edna Louise HEIGES (April 5, 1919 - August 23, 2010), (91), formerly of Sturgeon Bay,
passed away Monday, 23 Aug 2010 at Algoma Long
Term Care Facility- Arrangements are pending at this time-HUEHNS
Funeral Home www.huehnsfuneralhome.com.
HEILMAN,
Ella Mae/b. 27 Aug 1926, Bowman, North Dakota-d. 27 Jul
2010, Skilled Nursing Facility, Door County Memorial
Hosp., Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES
Funeral Home: Ella Mae HEILMAN, (83) of Sturgeon Bay,
passed on to heaven to join her husband, Bob-parents:
Sam and Cora (GROSS) CASTEEL-In 1943, married Robert B.
HEILMAN in California-he preceded her in death on 29 Jan
2003-was a bookkeeper at the Door County Library for
many years-survived by six siblings, Martha LINDGREEN,
CA; Polly (John) WORSLEY, CO; Ruth (Pat) BARRETT, CA;
Charles CASTEEL, CA; Roy (Lynn) CASTEEL, Sturgeon Bay;
Russell CASTEEL, VA; a special niece, Karen SCHLISE; and
special nephew, Robert CASTEEL; and many other nieces
and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents;
husband, Bob; two brothers, Sam and David CASTEEL; and
one sister, Catherine STEVENS-Memorial service conducted
Thursday, 5 Aug 2010, at the Forbes Funeral Home with
Rev. Anthony BIRDSALL officiating. Memorials may be
directed to Corpus Christi Catholic Church-FORBES
Funeral Home.
HEISTERMAN, Luella C./b. 2 Dec 1922, Crystal
Lake, IL-d. 23 Jun 2010, Centegra Hospital-McHenry;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 26 Jun 2010: Luella C.
HEISTERMAN, 87, Crystal Lake, IL, died Wednesday, June
23, 2010, at Centegra Hospital-McHenry-parents: Fred and
Alma (SCHULDT) CRICHTON-worked for Pioneer Center in
McHenry-remained active in the community after her
retirement by volunteering for Habitat for Humanity in
Woodstock-member of the First United Methodist Church in
Crystal Lake, IL and the Crystal Lake Senior Citizens
group-survived by her daughter, Jane (Roger) NAESETH,
Sister Bay, WI; her grandson, Eric NAESETH, Sister Bay,
WI; and her cousin, Betty ROONEY, Crystal Lake,
IL-preceded in death by her son, Richard HEISTERMAN-memorial
visitation Wednesday, 30 Jun 2010 at Querhammer & Flagg
Funeral Home, 500 W. Terra Cotta Ave., Crystal
Lake-Inurnment will be private in Crystal Lake Union
Cemetery-QUERHAMMER & FLAGG Funeral Home at
815-459-1760-
www.querhammerandflagg.com .
HELDT, Otto/OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Fri. 15 Jul 1921: "Otto HELDT, 78
years of age, resident of Ellison Bay, took his won life
Thursday morning, July 7th, committing suicide by
hanging himself from the bedpost in his room.
While not in the best of health he had been up and
around the house the previous day and retired Wednesday
evening not complaining of feeling any worse than usual.
It was evident that he had risen early in the morning,
and after dressing himself committed the rash act.
The weather having been exceedingly hot for several
days, and the night having been very warm, it is
believed that the old gentleman lost his mind which
caused him to end his life. It being a plain case
of suicide District Attorney STAPLETON did not hold a
coroner's inquest. Deceased is survived by his
wife and several children. The funeral was held
from the home of the deceased on Saturday afternoon.
The death of Mr. HELDT is the third suicide in the
county by hanging during the past three weeks, and the
fourth this year."
HERRBOLD, Philip O./b. 17 Mar 1911, Sturgeon Bay,
Door, WI-d.Thurs. 25 Mar 2010, Cherry Meadows Hospice,
Appleton, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 31 Mar
2010: Philip O. Herrbold, long-time resident of
Menasha-parents Jacob and Florence (SMITH) HERRBOLD-graduate
of Menasha High School and Lawrence College Class of
"35"-married the late Phyllis BAHR 12 Apr 1937-member of
St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Menasha-assistant Scout
Master of their Boy Scout Troop #3 for several
years-worked at Kimberly Clark for 39 years retiring as
Corporate Insurance Supervisor for their U.S. Mills-a
member of the Menasha City Council Insurance Committee
for a number of years-70 year member of the Twin City
Masonic Lodge-one of the first Red Coat Volunteers at
Theda Clark Hospital with many years of service-survived
by his three children, Gretchen (Richard) SOLOMON,
Brookfield; William (Judith) HERRBOLD, Waupaca; Germaine
(David) HAVEL, Appleton; six grandchildren, Christopher
and Matthew HERRBOLD, Menasha; Michael (Ellen Lee)
SOLOMON, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Amanda SOLOMON, Brookfield;
Lea Anne (SCOTT) HOELZEL, Neenah; Sarah (JAMIN) BOWEN,
Appleton; five great-grandchildren, Kiela HOELZEL, Jarik
and Jaina BOWEN, Zoe and Mia SOLOMON; a brother-in-law,
Leonard BEARD, Appleton; and two cousins, Ralph (Mae)
SMITH, Sturgeon Bay; and Clyde SMITH, Sturgeon
Bay-preceded in death by wife of 70 years, Phyllis
HERRBOLD-private family memorial held for Philip and his
wife, Phyllis at a later date-Interment in Highland
Memorial Park-KESSLER Funeral Home, Neenah
www.kesslerfh.com
HICKEY, C. Hugh/b. 16 May 1925-d. 2 Nov 2010;
*Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 10 Nov 2010: C.
Hugh HICKEY, M.D. born 16 May 1925-(85)-Survivors: Dave
(Pat), Beth, Kim (Karl), Adam, Evan and Maddie: Sue
(John). Laura (Jamie), Cooper, Jakob, Ella, Evie, Jessi
(Thomas), Ben, Luke, Ali, Sweet Anna and Jacob; Colleen
(Mark), Keelan, Hugh; Giff (Liz), Aimee (Taylor), Betty,
Michael, Amanda, Taylor, Chris (Dave) (Mike), Jamie,
Aaron, Seth; Annie (Howie), Molly; Jenny and Marshall;
Julia (Dan), Jett and Julia, his brother, Paul (Sally),
his "magic time" love, Beth-Physician and orthopaedic
surgeon, sailor, poet, teacher, renaissance man-Doc in
the original '"MASH", led a life of service to others
before self-deep appreciation to Good Samaritan Scandia
Village staff at 10560 Applewood Rd., Sister Bay, WI
54234-Celebration of Hugh's life at a later date-CASPERSON
Funeral Home.
HOFFMAN, Nicholas, Sr./b.
25 Dec 1921, Dysart, Saskatchewan, Canada-d. Sat. 13 Feb
2010, Golden Living Center-Dorchester, Sturgeon Bay,
Door, WI-OBITUARY: HUEHNS Funeral Home: (88), of
Whitefish Bay Road, Sturgeon Bay, formerly of Merrill,
Wisconsin-parents: son of the late Andrew and Marie
LAWREK-raised in the United States by Anna and Frederick
HOFFMANN-served his country during WWII with the U.S.
Army from 1939 to 1945-Married, 1945, Augusta MIKISH-one
son, Donald-worked at Midwest Packing in Milwaukee from
1947 to 1964-(2)married Marilyn A. KOEPP, Jun 1964-moved
to Merrill and bought her uncles tavern business-owned
and operated Nick’s Bar from 1964 to 1991-worked as a
deputy sheriff for Lincoln County from 1966 to
1978-member of the American Legion, VFW, the Deputy
Sheriffs Association, Order of the Moose-Survivors
include his wife, Marilyn of Sturgeon Bay; two sons,
Donn HOFFMANN of Milwaukee, Nicholas Jr. (Nicole)
HOFFMANN of Brussels; two grandsons, Cody HOFFMANN, and
Torey EYTCHESON; and his sister, Eva ZAMIS of
Canada-Preceding him in death were his parents, and
seven siblings-Funeral services, Saturday, 27 Feb 2010,
Huehns Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay.
HOLLAND, John David/b. 13 Jul 1928, Chicago,
Illinois-d. Thurs., 16 Sep 2010, Good Samaritan
Scandia Village, Sister Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON
Funeral Home: John David HOLLAND, (82)-was adopted
by Mrs. Anna Grace HOLLAND-spent his early school
years in Chicago and high school at Principia in St.
Louis-graduated from Illinois Institute of
Technology in Chicago in 1950 with a degree in
Architecture-married on 7 Jul 1951 to the former
Betty MICKELSON of Sister Bay-served in the United
States Army during the Korean conflict-After his
tour of duty, settled in the Chicago area-lived in
Lincolnshire, Illinois for 37 years-was an Elder at
First Presbyterian Church in Deerfield,
Illinois-During that time, he designed many schools
and later concentrated on churches and nursing
homes, among them Alexian Village in Milwaukee and
Bishop Noa Home in Escanaba, Michigan-retired to
Sister Bay in 1993-was a member of Sister Bay
Moravian -enjoyed flying his own plane, sailing his
boat, a love for music and most of all his
family-survived by his wife of 59 years, Betty, son
Jeffrey (Jill), Libertyville, Illinois, daughters
Karen LEWIS, Plymouth, Minnesota and Susan ERICKSON,
Buffalo Grove, Illinois, grandchildren, David LEWIS
( Jenny), Megan YATES (Jeffrey), Jessica HOLLAND,
Jack HOLLAND, Kirsten ERICKSON and Amy ERICKSON,
sisters-in-law June BELL and Lucille (Richard)
KOSTKA and many nieces and nephews-memorial service
will be held Monday, 27 Sep at the Sister Bay
Moravian Church -CASPERSON Funeral Home -
www.caspersonfuneralhome.com.
HOSTAK, Leona L./b. 19 Sep 1916, Algoma,
Kewaunee Co., WI-d. 24 Mar 2010: OBITUARY-Schinderle
Funeral Home: Leona L. Hostak, 93, Sturgeon Bay,
formerly of Algoma-parents: Louie and Alvina (ZASTROW)
HOFFMANN-Married in 1936 to Harold E. HOSTAK in
Algoma-lived there for over 45 years-celebrated 65
years together-was a retired professional
organist-performed at area supper clubs in Door,
Kewaunee and Brown counties-In 1986 she and her
husband moved to Cape Coral, FL., where they were
chartered members of the "Abiding Love Church" (W.E.L.S.)-survived
by her daughter Diane (Dennis) SMITH, Sturgeon Bay,
one daughter-in-law, Green Bay; six grandchildren;
eight great-grandchildren; one
great-great-grandchild and one brother Marvin
HOFFMANN-preceded in death by her husband, Harold,
one son Terry, two sisters Viola and Mabel and two
brothers Lawrence and Elmer-Memorial service at
SCHINDERLE FUNERAL HOME, Algoma Saturday, 17 Apr
2010, Rev. Darrick KOLTERJAHN-Burial at the
Evergreen Cemetery, Algoma-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home.
HUCEK, Robert Donald/b. 21
Aug 1925, Algoma, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. 12 Nov 2009,
Bellin Memorial Hospital, Green Bay, Brown, WI;
OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home, Algoma: Robert Donald
Hucek, (84), Algoma-parents: John and Rose(CESAR) HUCEK-entered
the US Navy 1943 and served during W.W.II-After
discharge in 1946 worked for Wisconsin Public Service
for many years-married June FAGG 14 Sep 1950-active Boy
Scout Leader for many years-member of the American
Legion Post 236, Algoma-survived by wife, June,
four sons: Bob (Suzanne) HUCEK, Tom HUCEK, Michael HUCEK,
and Tim (Elke) HUCEK; four grandchildren Tucker
MAGGIO-HUCEK, Dylan MAGGIO-HUCEK, Liam HUCEK and Devon
HUCEK; and one brother Ken HUCEK-preceded in death by
parents, John and Rose, four brothers Dick, Harold, John
and Jim and daughter-in-law Paula married to Tom HUCEK-Private
family services at a later date-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home,
Algoma WI.
HUNSADER, Kenneth L./b. 22 Nov
1938, Alaska, WI-d. Sun. 30 Aug 2009, at home, Sturgeon
Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY: FORBES Funeral Home: Kenneth L.
Hunsader, 70, of Sturgeon Bay, passed away
peacefully-parents: Ed and Ruth (CEPEK) HUNSADER-graduated
from Casco High School in 1956-attended NWTC in
1957-married Eugenia “Jean” BELLIN on 10 Aug 1957 at St.
Hubert Church in Rosiere-served in the U. S. Army
Reserve from 1957-1962-specialized in engineering-was a
manager of the Engineering Department at Feeco
International-In 1986 Ken and Jean moved to Sturgeon Bay
where he managed an Engineering Department at
Therma-Tron-X Inc.-ordained as a Deacon in the Catholic
Church on 22 May 1982- Parish Diaconal assignments
included Sts Peter and Paul, Green Bay; St. Mary’s,
Namur; St. Joseph, Sturgeon Bay and St. Francis & St.
Mary, Brussels-His role as a deacon included baptism,
annulments, marriages and prayer services at Door County
Memorial Hospital-wintered in Arizona-Survivors include
his wife, Jean, of 52 years, their three children,
Rebecca (Tom) JAKLIN, Sturgeon Bay, Kelly (Kelly)
HUNSADER, Luxemburg, Bryan (Paula) HUNSADER, Green Bay;
five grandchildren, Desiree, Taylor, Meghan, Alyssa and
Eric; two brothers, Dick (Joan) Hunsader, Dorchester,
David (Pat) HUNSADER, Florence, KY; brothers and
sisters-in-law, Cleo and Kermit FRANDA, Ida and Harvey
ROPSON, Adris BELLIN and Friend Jim DEVROY, Dick and
Terry BELLIN, Andy and Bernadette BELLIN-preceded in
death by his parents, father and mother-in-law, Ed and
Helen BELLIN; sister, Diane (Gabe) LAURENT,
brother-in-law, Alden (Agnes) BELLIN, sister-in-law,
Geri BELLIN, brother-in-law, Larry HOLUB and
brother-in-law, Mike ALBERTS-concelebrated mass
conducted Wednesday, 2 Sep 2009 at St. Francis and St.
Mary Parish, 9716 Cemetery Road, Brussels WI, Bishop
David RICKEN as Celebrante and Rev. Pius COTTER as
Consultant-FORBES Funeral Home.
IRWIN, Ralph "Bud", Jr./b. 12 Jul 1930, Niagara
Falls, N.Y.-d. Sun. 11 Jul 2010, Harris Regional
Hospital, Sylva, N.C.; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 4 Aug 2010: Ralph "Bud" IRWIN, Jr., (79),
Sylva, N.C.-parents: the late Ralph and Mae (GOWAN)
IRWIN Sr.-veteran of U.S. Navy, serving in Korea-retired
environmental architect-worked in construction site
preparation, specializing in nursing and retirement
homes in Florida, Texas, Colorado and Connecticut-met
sweetheart Beverly and retired in North Carolina-spent
time with Beverly and his stepson, Jaye-preceded in
death by parents and one son, Todd-Surviving are one
son, Daniel; stepson, Jaye, Sylva; and Beverly.
ISAACSON, Arline/b. 25 Dec 1918, Town of Casco,
WI-d. 30 Mar 2010, Sister Bay, Door, WI;
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Arline
Isaacson-parents: Louis and Beatrice (SEEMAN) MARSICEK-survived
by her children Deanna MAGADANZ of Monticello, WI;
Eugene LHOST, Gary (Julie) LHOST, Leland (Jill) LHOST,
all of Sister Bay and Nathan (Betsy) ISAACSON of
Kaneohe, HI-grandchildren are Marie (Jeff) MICHEL, Curt
MATHIESEN, Tammy (Mark) LAMPEREUR, Teresa (Jonathan)
DILLER, Wallace (Kaila) LHOST, Heather (Jody) OLSON,
Jody (Scott) WALKER, Shannon (Daniel) JUNGWIRTH, Holland
(Andrew) GANTMAN, Sang Don John LHOST and Jeremy STONE.
Additional survivors include 14 great grandchildren, 2
great-great grandchildren, a sister, Mary Jane SCHANILEC;
a sister-in-law, Mabel MARSICEK and numerous nieces and
nephews-preceded in death by her parents, a brother, a
sister, two brothers-in-law and two sons-in-law-retired
from Bellin Hospital in Green Bay at age 65, head chef
for 13 years-memorial service Wed., 7 Apr in the Chapel
at Scandia Village in Sister Bay, Pastor Delmar DAHL
officiating-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
JADIN, Dorraine A./b.
21 Jan 1926, Namur, Door, WI-d. 8 Apr 2010, Golden
Living Center-Dorcester: OBITUARY-FORBES FUneral Home:
Dorraine A. JADIN 84, of Brussels-parents: Harvey and
Palmy (CHAUDOIR) JEANQUART-attended Fairland Grade
School and graduated from Brussels High School in
1943-Married on 2 Jun 1948 Ervin JADIN at Namur-active
in farming with her husband of 62 years-After retiring
from farming, she and her husband enjoyed spending
winters in Florida for 10 years-member of St. Francis
Church Choir for 50 years and also a member of the
Catholic Order of Foresters-Survivors include her
husband, Ervin; a daughter, Sue (Kurt) ROBERTSON,
Brussels; two grandsons, Paul and Jonathan ROBERTSON;
two sisters, Florence DECKER, Sturgeon Bay; Bernie (Al)
MOORE, Brussels; a brother, Dennis (Sharon) JEANQUART,
Brillion; many nieces and nephews-preceded in death by
her parents, a son, Brian JADIN, and 3 brothers-in-law,
Elmer DEDECKER, Jim JADIN, and Ted JADIN-Funeral
Services Monday 12 Apr 2010 at FORBES Funeral Home in
Sturgeon Bay and St. Francis and St. Mary Parish,
Brussels, with the Rev. Pius COTTER-Entombment in the
Shrine of Good Shepherd Mausoleum, Green Bay-FORBES
Funeral Home.
JESSEN, Elizabeth "Betty"/b. 2 Mar 1936, Rosiere,
Kewaunee Co., WI-d. Wed. 18 Aug 2010, Beloit Memorial
Hospital, Beloit, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 21
Aug 2010: Elizabeth "Betty" JESSEN, (74), of Beloit,
WI-parents: Mary Ann (LACROSSE) KOSSOW-graduated from
Algoma High School, class of 1954-married Thomas JESSEN
on 18 Dec 1954 in St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Algoma,
WI.-member of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church-survived
by her husband, Thomas; four children, Terry (Cindy)
JESSEN, Roscoe, IL, Peggy (BRADFORD) CAMPFIELD, Elkhorn,
WI, Thomas JESSEN Jr., Beloit, WI, and Mary (Marc)
NEWMAN, Cudahy, WI; five grandchildren, Jeremiah &
Joshua JESSEN, Christopher and Timothy & Megan CAMPFIELD;
one great grandchild, Gavin JESSEN; and one sister Lois
(Thomas) HENDRICKS, Pulaski, WI-preceded in death by her
mother Mary Ann KOSSOW-Funeral Service Monday, 23 Aug
2010 at GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH, 2447 Park Ave.,
Beloit, WI, with Pastor David MEYER
officiating-Interment on Monday in the Evergreen
Cemetery, Algoma, WI-BRIAN G. MARK Funeral Home, 1000
Inman Parkway, Beloit WI 608-362-2000 schoenfeldmark.com
JEZIORSKI, Joyce (SHALLOCK)/b. 4 Jun 1929,
Rhinelander, WI-d. Thurs. 18 Nov 2010, West Allis
Memorial Hospital, West Allis, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 20 Nov 2010: JEZIORSKI (nee SHALLOCK),
Random Lake formerly of Cedarburg and Egg Harbor passed
away peacefully the age of 81 years-parents: the late
Charles and Clara (nee HORN) SCHALLOCK-married Chester
JEZIORSKI on 14 Oct 1950, at First Immanuel Lutheran
Church in Cedarburg-was a retiree of EST Co. in
Grafton-resided in Egg Harbor for nine years-survived by
her husband, Chester JEZIORSKI, Random Lake; her two
sons, Steve JEZIORSKI (Janet), West Bend; and David
JEZIORSKI (Diane), Fredonia; grandchildren, Robert
(Dawn) JEZIORSKI, Kewaskum; Amy Lynn (Adam) HACKMAN,
Crest Hill, Ill.; Michelle (Glen) GILDEMEISTER, Random
Lake; and Paul JEZIORSKI, Adell-further survived by five
great-grandchildren, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law
other relatives and friends-Funeral services held on
Monday 22 Nov 2010 at St. Johns Lutheran Church, 824
Fredonia Ave., in Fredonia-Interment at church
cemetery-MUELLER Funeral Homes and Crematory in
Cedarburg, www.mueller funeralhome.com
JOHNSON, Axel "Al" Albert Otto/b. 9 Dec 1925,
Chicago, IL-d. Sat. 12 Jun 2010, Door County Memorial
Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON
Funeral Home: Axel "Al" Albert Otto Johnson Al Johnson,
84, of Sister Bay, Door County, WI-was the owner of Al
Johnson's Swedish Restaurant in Sister Bay, WI for the
past 61 years-parents: Peter Axel and Edith Sofia
JOHNSON-spent his childhood between Chicago, Door
County, and Sweden-attended Holy Family grade school,
St. Ignatius Prep., and graduated Marquette
University-Prior to attending Marquette enlisted in the
U.S. Army in 1944 where he volunteered for the 101st
Airborne-After World War II, he finished his education
at Marquette with a degree in criminology and
philosophy-In 1949 he returned to Door County to open
what is now Al Johnson's Swedish Restaurant & Butiks-married
on 27 Feb 1960 to Ingert Maria Forsberg of Osterbymo,
Sweden-Together they went on to raise their family and
establish their business into an internationally known
landmark (commonly referred to as "the place with the
goats on the roof!")-was an active community member
serving on the Gibraltar School Board, Sister Bay
Village Board and Planning Committee, Door County Police
Commission, and founding member of Scandia Retirement
Village-survived by his wife Ingert, his five children:
Lars (Jill), Annika, Rolf (Lori), John (Emily), Dennis
(Ellen), and his dog Torre-has ten grandchildren: Bjorn,
Thor, Bo, Jesper, Chase, Ethan, Taylyn, Trevon, Tyra,
and Enya-Nieces: Laura Lee BASHAW and Patti DURHAM, and
Nephews: Mike and Mark LIPTROT-preceded in death by his
parents and his sister Mildred (Mrs. Frank LIPTROT)-memorial
service held at Stella Maris Parish Catholic Church in
Sister Bay on Friday 18 Jun 2010, Reverends Michael
BRECKE and Delmar DAHL-CASPERSON Funeral Home:
www.caspersonfuneralhome.com
JOHNSSON, Helfrid V./ b. 26 Feb 1914, Sweden-d.
13 Oct 2010, Scandia Village, Sister Bay, Wis.; *Source:
Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 20 Oct 2010: Helfrid V. JOHNSSON,
(96), Sister Bay, Wis.-parents: Anders and Jenny
NILSSON-survived by her daughter, Berit STOLBERG and
five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren-preceded
in death by her husband, Caleb, parents, one daughter,
Birgitta and one grandson-Memorial Services held in the
Gathering Room at the Meadows of Scandia Village on
Saturday 13 Nov 2010-CASPERSON Funeral Home,
www.caspersonfuneralhome.com
KARLHEIM, Wilhelm H. "Chef Willy"/died 16 Jun
2010; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 19 Jun 2010:
Wilhelm H. "Chef Willy" KARLHEIM-age (73)- Survived
by daughter Linda (John) WALLACE; son, Robert (Intaly)
KARLHEIM; grandchildren, Courtney, Robbie and Kiley
KARLHEIM; loving friends, John McNICHOLAS and Colleen
OLIVER-no services at Willy's request-condolences may be
sent to family at Wilhelm KARLHEIM Family, 4100 W.
ElDorado Pkway PMB 100-422, McKinney, TX 75070.
KELLOUGH, Fyrn HEDEEN/b. 15 Apr 1914, Sister Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. 14 Feb 2010, Monona, WI-OBITUARY: Door
Co. Advocate-Wed. 17 Feb 2010: (95), Monona, passed away
at HospiceCare-Parents: Daniel and Elizabeth (SEAQUIST)
HEDEEN-grew up in Sister Bay with her 12 brothers and
sisters-graduated as salutatorian from Gibraltar High
School in 1932-attended Chicago Business College-worked
as an executive secretary-Married Les KELLOUGH, 19 Feb
1951-resided in Chicago until 1960-moved with her
husband and their two small children to Monona in
1960-member of Monona Oaks Community Church-Surviving:
children, Robert KELLOUGH and Lynn (Tom) RICHTMAN;
grandchildren, Hannah and Sam RICHTMAN; numerous nieces,
nephews, and extended family-preceded in death by
husband, Les in 1996; and her daughter-in-law, Karen
AXNESS in 1996-Funeral services held at MONONA OAKS
COMMUNITY CHURCH Thursday 25 Feb 2010-Gunderson East
Funeral & Cremation Centers, 5203 Monona Drive, Monona,
WI.
KENDZIORA, Regina "Reggie" H./b. 17 Aug 1922,
Milwaukee, WI-d. Tues. 11 May 2010, Golden Living
Center-Dorchester, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: Regina “Reggie” H. Kendziora, 87 years, of
Sturgeon Bay, formerly of Milwaukee, passed away Tuesday
evening, May 11, 2010 at Golden Living Center -
Dorchester-parents: Polish immigrants Ignacious and
Pearl (MADAJEWSKI) STANECKI-married Clement KENDZIORA-employed
at Goldman’s Department Store in Milwaukee-past
President of AMVETS Auxiliary Post #60 in Milwaukee and
past AMVETS Auxiliary State President-member of St.
Jerrard’s until it’s closing, and St. Mary Magdalen
Catholic Church-ministered to by Fr. Carl SCHMITT and
Fr. BIRDSALL of Corpus Christi Catholic Church while in
Sturgeon Bay-Survivors include her brother, Ted STANECKI
of Las Vegas; three grandchildren, Kevin and Kenneth
MILLER, and Kimberly HALL; sister-in-law, Betty STANECKI
of Sturgeon Bay; nieces and nephews-Preceding her in
death were her parents; husband; daughter, Christine
MILLER; brother, Norbert STANECKI; and sister-in-law,
Renette STANECKI-Mass of Christian Burial celebrated at
Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Sturgeon Bay on Monday
(17 May 2010), Fr. Carl SCHMITT and Fr. Anthony BIRDSALL
officiating-Entombment made at St. Adalbert Cemetery in
Milwaukee (13th and Howard) on Tuesday 18 May
2010-Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer’s
Association-HUEHNS Funeral Home.
KENZIK, Elizabeth H./b. 29 Jun 1912-d. 18 Sep
2010, Kewaunee Care Center, Kewaunee, WI-OBITUARY, Door
Co. Advocate-Wed. 22 Sep 2010: Elizabeth H. KENZIK,
(98), passed away peacefully-parents: Ralph and Johanna
WOODALL-married to William Vincent KENZIK II on 28 Jun
1933-resided in Dayton, Ohio, almost her entire life,
before moving to Algoma in July 2000-survived by her
children, William V. KENZIK III ( Marietta), Algoma,
Wis.; Lois PIERCE, Eaton, Ohio; and Barbara (Donald)
STURGEON, Dayton, Ohio-further survived by eight
grandchildren, Michelle (Greg) LeCAPTAIN, Beaver Dam,
Wis.; Brian KENZIK, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; Lori PIERCE,
Dayton, Ohio; Julie PIERCE, Cambridge City, Ind.; Ronald
(Mary) PIERCE, Enon, Ohio; Patrick (Nicole) PIERCE,
Eaton, Ohio; Michael (Missy) STURGEON, Lebanon, Ohio;
and Matthew (Courtney) STURGEON, Beavercreek, Ohio-also
leaves behind 17 great-grandchildren, three
great-great-grandchildren and several nieces and
nephews- preceded in death by her husband, William, 3
Feb 1985; three brothers and one sister-in-law, Art,
Robert and Clarence (Kathryn) WOODALL; one sister and
brother-in-law Alma (George) TYLER; daughter-in-law,
Arlene KENZIK; and son-in-law, Ronald PIERCE-Mass of
Christian Burial will be at Holy Trinity Church, Dayton,
Ohio-Interment at Calvary Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio-The
family wishes to thank Fr. Bill SWICHTENBERG and Kathy
ZEMAN at St. Mary Parish in Algoma, Wis., and the
SCHINDERLE Funeral Home, Algoma, Wis., for helping with
the funeral arrangements-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home
www.schinderle.com.
KESSEN, Eugene "Gene"/b. 6 Jul 1936, Sturgeon
Bay, Door, WI-d. Sat. 23 Jan 2010, Door County Memorial
Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-Door County
Daily News.com-23 Jan 2010: Eugene "Gene" KESSEN, (73),
of Sturgeon Bay-parents: late Henry and Madonna (CARMODY)
KESSEN-graduated from Sevastopol High School in
1954-married Sharon D. HERBST 6 Sep 1958 at S.S. Peter
and Paul Catholic Church-worked at Amity Leather-bar and
restaurant owner-leased the original Happy Hour until it
burned in May of 1966-rebuilt in 1968-owned it until Nov
1978-purchased the Nightingale in Dec 1980-sold it in
1984 when retired-1987 came out of retirement and
purchased Geno's Port Pub in Jacksonport, operated it
until 1991-bartended part-time-Survivors include wife
Sharon of Sturgeon Bay, three daughters, Brenda (Dan)
LEIST, Laurie (Jeff) SCHARTNER, Terrie (Steve) HAEN all
of Sturgeon Bay; son Jeff KESSEN of Orlando FL; nine
grandchildren: Chelsea, Dane and Marli LEIST; Calle
(Jake) STULTS, Erin and Alec SCHARTNER; Casey, Luke and
Logan HAEN-Mass of Christian Burial Thurs. 28 Jan 2010
at Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Fr. Carl SCHMITT-HUEHNS
Funeral Home.
KINCAIDE, Dave/d. Fri. 27 Aug 2010, Pinecrest
Medical Care Facility, Powers, MI?; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 1 Sep 2010: Dave KINCAIDE, (91), Escanaba,
former Washington Island resident-SKRADSKI-BOYCE Funeral
Home in Escanaba-Military Rites conducted by the Delta
County Veterans Council at the funeral home-Memorial
Services held at the funeral home with Rev. Darin KELSEY
officiating-luncheon served at the Harbor Towers in
Escanaba- In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in
Dave's name may be directed to the American Lung
Association-The SKRADSKI-BOYCE Family Funeral Home is
assisting the Kincaide family
www.skradski-boycefuneralhomes.com
KING, Myrtle K. (KRUEGER) WESA/b. 14 Jun 1914,
Carlsville, Door, WI-d. Wed. 24 Mar 2010, at home,
Florida; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 31 Mar 2010:
Myrtle K. (Wesa) King, 95, longtime resident of Green
Bay and Door County-parents: Emil and Pearl (EICHINGER)
KRUEGER-married 17 Jun 1936 Harold WESA-owned and
operated a farm in Fish Creek-He preceded her in death
in 1957-moved to Green Bay to be a beautician-was
employed at Regis Hair Salon for seven years-employed at
Americana West as a CNA and beautician-married William
J. "Bill" KING on 23 Nov 1961, in Green Bay-moved to
Florida in 1972-he preceded her in death on 13 Jun
1974-member of the Royal Neighbors and the Altar Rosary
Society at St. Mary's of the Lake Catholic
Church-survived by two daughters, Kay KLIMOSKI and
Suzanne WESA; a daughter-in-law, Renee WESA; five
grandchildren, Gary, Jr. (Julie) WESA, Scott (Cherie)
WESA, Kelly (Brian) WOLF, Kyle KLIMOSKI, Kory KLIMOSKI
and Angela; seven great-grandchildren, Taylor WESA,
Garret WESA, Maria WESA, Kirsten WESA, Josey WOLF, Zaeno
WOLF and Kristopher KLIMOSKI; a sister, Goldie (Dr.
Frank) LANDIS; two step-children, Steven KING and Peggy
(Ted) POLAK; and step-grandchildren-preceded in death by
her parents; her two husbands, Harold WESA and Bill
KING; a son, Gary WESA; a son-in-law, Roger KLIMOSKI;
two brothers, Donald KRUEGER and Alton KRUEGER-BLANEY
Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave.-Funeral Service Tues. 30
Mar 2010 at the funeral home, Sr. Toni JENDRASIAK,
SSND-BLANEY Funeral Home-
www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com.
KINNARD, Sharon L./b.
2 Jul 1949, Hillsboro, WI-d. Fri. 19 Nov 2010, at home,
Brussels, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE Funeral
Home: Sharon L. KINNARD, (61), Brussels- parents:
Bernard and Alice (KOZLOWSKI) BENDER-lived in Elroy with
her family-married to Michael J. KINNARD Sr. in Elroy on
26 Feb 1972-moved to Neenah were they lived for nine
years, then they moved to Appleton for 18 years-in 2000
they built and moved into their present home in
Brussels-was very involved in the Boy Scouts as a Scout
Master for many years-belonged to the PTA when they
lived in Appleton and taught CCD at St. Bernard's in
Appleton and then at St. Frances/St. Mary's in
Brussels-enjoyed tractor pulling, they even made two
tracks on their land for tractor pulls. Sharon even took
tractors down the track and got two first place trophies
the few times she went down the track. She always
enjoyed helping Mike with the tractor pull they had on
their land, except this year with her health she was not
able to take part-survived by her husband Mike Sr., her
four children, Michael Jr. (Diane) KINNARD, Green Bay;
Mathew (Becky) KINNARD, Potter; Mitchell (Gretchen)
KINNARD, Appleton; and Melissa (James) KADING, Neenah;
four grandchildren, Taylor, Dakota, Colby and Ella; her
parents, Bernard (Alice) BENDER, five brothers, James
(Kristine) BENDER, Dennis (Joe) (Kristy) BENDER, George
(Sherry) BENDER, Thomas (Charlene) BENDER and Allen
(Jill) BENDER; five sisters Carol BENDER, Janet DAHL,
Donna (Henry) HANSEN, Diane (Mark) HIBBARD and Frances
(James) BAUMANN; many aunts, uncles, nieces and
nephews-preceded in death by one son Martin and one
brother Rodney-services at SCHINDERLE FUNERAL HOME,
Algoma, Tuesday, 23 Nov 2010 with Rev. Pious COTTER
officiating-Private burial at a later date-SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home, www.schinderle.com
KINSEY, Deloris Marie BIECHLER/b. 16 Feb 1927,
Egg Harbor, Door Co., WI-d. New Philadelphia;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 21 Jul 2010: Deloris
Marie BIECHLER KINSEY, (83), New Philadelphia, passed
away early Thursday morning, 15 Jul 2010-parents: the
late Edward George and Lillian Adele (DUQUAINE) CARMODY-graduated
from Gilbralter High School-married her late husband,
Donald W. BIECHLER-During World War II, it is noteworthy
that Deloris worked as a welder in the shipyards in
Sturgeon Bay-raised her four children until the untimely
death of Donald-returned to school and entered the
workforce as a bookkeeper-employed at Ridgecrest Memory
Gardens in Dover, later working at and retiring from
Goodwill Industries-In October of 1980, married her
second husband, Allen KINSEY, who preceded her in death
on 31 May 1985-church memberships began at the former
St. Aloysius Catholic Church, then at St. Patrick's
Church in Mineral City, and currently was a member at
Sacred Heart Church in New Philadelphia-active as a
Foster Grandparent at Indian Valley and Claymont-member
of the former Parents Without Partners group-three
surviving children, Donald BIECHLER of Canton, Darrel
(companion, Dayna EUHUS) BIECHLER of New Philadelphia,
and Debra ITTIKRAICHAREON of Westerville; her
daughter-in-law, Lynn BIECHLER of New Philadelphia; her
step-daughter, Lois KINSEY of Richmond, Virginia; her
sisters, Arlene GILJOHAN of Cedarburg, Wisconsin and
Joyce BUSS of Shawano, Wisconsin; her grandchildren,
Marcie (Eric) KENDALL, Tara (David) KOROSI, Tammy
(Brian) GAWLAK, Katie BIECHLER, Kelly BIECHLER, Sarah
BIECHLER, Jason BIECHLER, Dawn BIECHLER, Amy
ITTIKRAICHAREON, Melanie JENNINGS, Matthew KIMBLE and
Daniel KIMBLE; and 14 great-grandchildren-preceded in
death by her parents and two husbands, her brother, Dick
CARMODY; her sister, Buelah CARMODY; and her son, Daniel
BIECHLER- Mass of Christian Burial celebrated by Father
Jeff CONING in Sacred Heart Church on Monday - Burial
will follow in Calvary Cemetery at Dover-Sacred Heart
Church, 139 3rd St NE, New Philadelphia, O.
44663-Linn-Hert-Geib Funeral Home (330) 343-5506
www.geibcares.com
KIRCHMAN, Lloyd "Bud"/b.
Rio Creek, Wisconsin-d. 16 Jul 2010, Bellin Health, (Algoma?
or Green Bay?); OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home:
Lloyd "Bud" KIRCHMAN of Algoma, Wisconsin, (84), passed
away at Bellin Health on 16 Jul 2010 after a brief
illness with his family by his side-parents: William and
Viola (SELL) KIRCHMAN-one of five children-survived by
his sisters Eleanor BAUMANN, Violet McCOSKEY, and
Shirley KIRCHMAN-life-long resident of the Algoma
area-attended St. Paul’s Lutheran Elementary School and
Algoma High School graduating in 1943-enlisted in the
United States Navy 1943-served honorably in the Pacific
Theater in World War II-fought in many notable battles,
including the Battle of Iwo Jima in February and March,
1945-honorably discharged from active service on March
31, 1946-attended St. Norbert’s College in Green Bay for
two years-1947 met Mary Ann JEANQUART-were married in
the Rectory of St. Mary’s Church, Algoma, in January,
1948-marriage lasting 62 years-earned his electrician’s
license in the Navy and after serving, worked for
Wisconsin Public Service as a lineman for many
years-joined Ray Fulweiler and Paige Knipher as a
founding employee of the Wisconsin Label Corporation-
retired from the company at the age of 62-member of St.
Mary’s Church in Algoma-basketball coach for St. Mary’
School, on the Parks and Recreation Board for the City
of Algoma, on the local School Board, and on the
Citizen’s Utility Board- loved his town and the lake
that gives it its identity-maintained a fishing boat for
many years, traveling out onto the "Big Pond" in search
of Coho salmon and trout-expert trout boiler-For many
years, the couple spent the winter months in Gulf
Shores, Alabama-preceded in death by both of his
parents, his sister, Florence, brothers-in-law, John
McCOSKEY, Joe BOHMAN, and Del WEBER-survived by his
wife, Mary Ann and their children and spouses: Katherine
and Edward GALLIGAN of Franconia, NH; Thomas KIRCHMAN of
Milwaukee; Timothy KIRCHMAN and Xiaoli ZHANG of Chestnut
Hill, MA; Susan and Mike HAFFMAN, Beth KIRCHMAN and John
BAUMANN, and Carrie and Paul VANDERSTEEG, all of Green
Bay-had 10 grandchildren: Ben KIRCHMAN, Patrick and
Caitlin KIRCHMAN GALLIGAN, Autumn KIRCHMAN and Jessica
BAUMANN, Mary, Grace, and Lee VANDERSTEEG, and Tara and
William KIRCHMAN-His sisters Eleanor BOHMAN, Violet
McCOSKEY, and Shirley KIRCHMAN and many nieces, nephews,
and cousins also survive-Mass of Christian burial
Tuesday 20 Jul 2010 at St. Mary Church, Rev. Bill
SWICHTENBERG officiating-Full Military Rites after the
Mass-Military service at 6 p.m. Monday at the funeral
home with a Prayer service at 7 p.m. to follow-SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home, Algoma, WI: www.schinderle.com
KITTINGER, James/b.
in Milwaukee, WI-d. Fri. 27 Aug 2010, at home, Sturgeon
Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: James
KITTINGER, of Sturgeon Bay-parents: the late Harold and
Ruth Edna (BROWN) KITTINGER-Following his graduation
from Greendale High School-served four years in the U.S.
Navy-worked as a computer operator for Mobile
Corporation in Milwaukee and AVX a ceramic capacitor
manufacturer in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina until his
health caused him to retire in 1982-married Eden LIM on
25 May 1990 in Cebu City, Philippines-was an avid
football fan and enjoyed watching games on TV-Survivors
include his wife, Eden of Sturgeon Bay; three sons, Brad
of Milwaukee, Brian (Jill) (and their son, Lucas) of
Chicago, Illinois, Brett (friend, Samantha O’HERN) of
Sturgeon Bay; daughter, Jamie (Eric) BUESING of
Pewaukee; his brother, Gene (Cookie) KITTINGER of
Wynlette, California; nephew, Todd KITTINGER; and his
children’s mother, Diane KITTINGER of Sturgeon
Bay-Private services will be held in Milwaukee-Burial
will be at Arlington Cemetery at 27th St. in
Milwaukee-Memorials may be given in his memory to the
National MS society-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
KLEIN, LeRoy D./b. 13
Dec 1942-d. 29 29 Sep 2010, at home, Brussels, Door Co.,
WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: LeRoy D. KLEIN, (67),
of Brussels-parents: Leonard and Adeline (ELLESTAD)
KLEIN-married on 2 May 1964 to Karen STELDT in Chilton,
WI-served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1962
until 1966-graduated from UW Milwaukee with a bachelor’s
degree in criminal justice and from the F.B.I. National
Academy in Quantico, Virginia- After his military
service entered law enforcement as a police officer for
the city of Milwaukee-After 9 years, moved to Door
County to work as a deputy for the Door County Sheriff’s
Department-1981, Gov. DREYFUS appointed him Sheriff of
Door County-was then elected Sheriff and served until
1986- retired from the sheriff’s department as a
sergeant in 2001-served as president on the Southern
Door School Board-was active in the Brussels’s Lion’s
Club, the United Way, Badger State Sheriff’s
Association, and the Civil Air Patrol-Survivors include
his wife, Karen; four children, Kandice (Chuck) BRETL,
Brussels; Kimberly (David) WILLIAMS, Harwood, MD;
Kristopher (Mishel) KLEIN, Huntley, IL; Kevin (Hilary)
KLEIN, Arnold, MD; eleven grandchildren, his father,
Leonard KLEIN, King, WI; two sisters; and four
brothers-preceded in death by his mother,
Adeline-memorial service in celebration of his life on
Sunday, 3 Oct 2010 at the Brussels Community Center-In
lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Leroy
Klein Scholarship Fund. Forbes Funeral Home-special
thanks to Dr. Patel, Lori and Kate, and the other nurses
and staff at the Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic for the
wonderful care given to LeRoy-FORBES Funeral Home.
KLEPP, Wally/Memorial service: 26 Jun 2010 at
8251 White Cliff Rd., Fish Creek.
KOHOUT, Audrey/b.
16 Oct 1925, Stamford, CT-d. 20 Dec 2010, Cardinal
Ridge, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI;
Source-OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Audrey
KOHOUT-Audie's parents: Jack and Burnzetta (COOK)
KLEONER-raised by her grandparents Samuel and Elizabeth
COOK-At age sixteen she met Robert E. KOHOUT in Star
Confectionary, a soda shop-In August of 1942 she joined
him when he was training at the Memphis Naval Air
Station-she being under-aged in Tennessee, they crossed
the Mississippi to Marion, AR where they were
married-After the war, Bob returned to Stamford where
they enjoyed their lives together until his death in
1970-e
son, Robert R. KOHOUT-he survives along with his wife
Susan and sons Rob (Los Angeles) and Matthew
(Chicago)-For several years was personal assistant to
author Anya Seton-later assisted in the care of elderly
individuals-In 1991 she moved to Door County to be
closer to family-lived in her home on 7th
Place, which she transformed into a showplace-spring
2011, her cremated remains will be joined with those of
her husband in the waters of Long Island Sound where
they will once again be together-Forbes Funeral Home.
KORNTVED, John Michael/b. 20 Jun 1944, Sturgeon
Bay, Door, WI-d. Sat. 26 Jun 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 30 Jun 2010: John Michael KORNTVED, (66),
passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, June 26,
2010-parents: late Jess and Elda (nee: BEUCHNER)
KORNTVED-graduated from Racine Lutheran High
School-served his country with the U. S. Navy-married on
23 Jul 1966, in Trinity Lutheran Church, Caledonia to
Ethel PETERSON-employed by Teledyne Wisconsin Motors for
over 28 years-also employed by the Metro Milwaukee Auto
Auction and Promotions Unlimited-retired in 2007-member,
and Union Steward, of the U.A.W. Local # 283-Surviving
are his wife, Ethel; children, Michael "Mike" KORNTVED,
Menasha; and Tracee (Dennis) OLSEN, Sturtevant; two
grandsons, Derek and Brian OLSEN; three sisters, Mary
KORNTVED, Barbara KORNTVED, both of Milwaukee; and Linda
(Kevin) ZIEBELL, Delafield, Wis.; along with nieces,
nephews, other relatives and friends-Funeral Services
Friday, 2 Jul 2010, with the funeral following at
Epiphany Lutheran Church, 2917 Olive St., with Rev.
Michael ZARLING. DRAEGER-LANGENDORF FUNERAL HOME AND
CREMATORY, 4600 County Line Rd., 262-552-9000.
KOSSOW, Mary Ann/b. 9 May 1916, Rosiere,
Door/Kewaunee Co., WI-d. Mon. 19 Apr 2010, Door Co.
Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, WI; OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home: Mary Ann KOSSOW,
93, Algoma-parents: Louis and Mary Leona (JANDRIN) LACROSSE-cleaning service
for other peoples homes-seamstress, making all of her children's clothing-married Lorenz KOSSOW on
14 Nov 1939 and had two
daughters, Betty and Lois. Lorenz preceded Mary Ann in
death 22 Jun 1988-member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church-survived by her two daughters, Betty (Thomas) JESSEN, Beloit, Wis.; and Lois (Thomas) HENDRICKS,
Pulaski, Wis.; five grandchildren, Terry (Cindy) JESSEN,
Peggy (Brad) CAMPFIELD, Tom JESSEN Jr., Mary (Marc)
NEWMAN and Todd (Dana) HENDRICKS; seven
great-grandchildren, Jeremiah (Carrie), Joshua,
Christopher (Cassie), Tim, Megan, Chase and Paige; one
great-great-grandson, Gavin; many nieces and nephews-preceded in death by her parents, husband,
Lorenz, and her other 18 brothers and sisters-funeral
services at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 406 4th
Street, Algoma Friday, 23 Apr 2010, Rev. Roy
BEYER officiating-Burial in the Evergreen Cemetery-SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home-
www.schinderle.com
KRATERFIELD, Joy/b. 5 Feb 1922, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. Fri. 30 Jul 2010, Whispering Pines CBRF,
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral
Home: Joy KRATERFIELD, (88), of Sturgeon Bay-parents:
late Henry and Leona (STEINKE) ANSCHUTZ-graduate of
Sturgeon Bay High School-worked as a waitress at Lenny’s
and later at Andres-married on 24 Oct 1944 Earl
KRATERFIELD at Corpus Christi Catholic Church-He
preceded her in death on 21 Dec 1985-member of Corpus
Christi Catholic Church-survived by her two daughters,
Sharon (Fran) KLOTZ of Sturgeon Bay and Kathy (Jim)
PETERSON of Sturgeon Bay; son, Gary (Susan) KRATERFIELD
of Roanoke, VA; five grandchildren, Holly, Robyn,
Crystal, Amber, and Elizabeth; six great-grandchildren;
and one sister-in-law, Helen Jane ANSCHUTZ-preceded in
death by her parents, husband, and brothers, Kenneth and
Donald-mass of Christian Burial celebrated at Corpus
Christi Catholic Church Tuesday, 3 Aug 2010 Fr.
Carl Schmitt as celebrant-Entombment will be made at
Shrine of Good Shepherd Mausoleum-Nicolet Memorial
Gardens at Bay Settlement in Green Bay-Huehns Funeral
Home www.huehnsfuneralhome.com.
KRAUSS, Paula Sue FETHERSTON/b. 11 Jun 1922,
Jackson, MI-d. 13 Sep 2010; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral
Home: Paula Sue FETHERSTON KRAUSS of Sturgeon Bay
(88)-preceded in death by her husband of 57 years,
Richard KRAUSS, and her daughter, Karon ALESON-survived
by son Kit KRAUSS and his wife Margaret of San Geronimo,
CA; daughter Kim WILLS and her husband Dr. Jeremy WILLS
of Petoskey, MI; son-in law David ALESON of Waukesha,
WI; son Kent KRAUSS and his wife Kathy of San Antonio,
TX; son Kristopher KRAUSS and wife Kathy of Sturgeon
Bay, WI; and son Jeremy KRAUSS and his wife Mary of Lake
Geneva, WI.-also is survived by her brother, Dick
FETHERSTON, of Verona, WI-Dick’s sons Rick and Dan and
their families-26 grandchildren and 35 great
grandchildren-parents: Paul L. FETHERSTON and Susibell
(ARNOLD) FETHERSTON-moved to Lake Mills, WI when she was
a small child, and later to Paoli, WI, where her father,
and later her brother, operated the historic Paoli
Mill-graduated from the University of Wisconsin –
Madison with a degree in Art Education-was a gifted
artist who particularly enjoyed painting-passed her love
of art on to her children and both daughters also earned
Art degrees and became gifted artists-Paula and Richard,
who was born in Sturgeon Bay, were married on 21 Jun
1946 in Lake Mills, WI.-lived in Badger Village outside
of Madison while Richard earned his Electrical
Engineering degree following military service-Richard’ s
long career with the General Electric Company took the
family to Schenectady, N.Y., Minneapolis, Minn.,
Milwaukee, WI and Appleton, WI-six children-Every
summer, the family vacationed in Sturgeon Bay-In 2002,
Paula and Dick moved to Sturgeon Bay as their permanent
home-special interest in her British heritage, and she
and Richard enjoyed several trips to the British Isles
in their later years-In tracing her family history Paula
learned that she was related to Roger WILLIAMS, the
founder of Rhode Island, and had relatives who fought in
the American Revolutionary War-active in Rotary,
traveling to several international conventions-Both
earned the honor of Paul Harris Fellow-opened their home
and hearts to many foreign exchange students over the
years-Aunt Ruby HOUNSELL, whom Paula starting writing to
while still a young girl, and continued to stay close to
until Ruby passed away in her ‘90s. For many years after
Ruby was widowed, Paula and Dick visited Ruby, had her
visit for long periods of time and helped take care of
her needs-Funeral services at the United Methodist
Church, 836 Michigan St., Sturgeon Bay Saturday evening,
18 Sep 2010, Rev. Joe MITCHELL-HUEHNS Funeral Home
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com.
KRIST, Dorothy H./b. 24 Sep 1914, Chicago, Cook
Co., IL-d. Sat. 2 Oct 2010; Source: OBITUARY-CASPERSON
Funeral Home: Dorothy H. KRIST (96), died
peacefully-parents: the late Harry & Olga
LARSON-graduated from Schurz High School in
Illinois-married Fred KRIST on 3 Sep 1932-In 1950 they
moved to Port Washington, WI where they established a
meat market & slaughter house-They then moved to Sister
Bay, WI and founded Krist Foods-Survivors include two
sons and daughters-in-law; Keith and Priscilla KRIST of
Ephraim and Robert & Carla KRIST of Sister Bay and one
daughter and son-in-law; Pamela and Ken BRUSKY of Sister
Bay; four grandchildren and four great grand-daughters-
preceded in death by her husband; Fred, one son; Fred
Harry and her brother and her parents; Harry & Olga
LARSON-Memorial Service celebrating Dorothy’s life will
be held Saturday 6 Nov 2010 at St Paul’s Lutheran Church
in Juddville, WI-Internment will be at Irving Park
Cemetery in Chicago, IL-A Special thank you to Darlene
MEYER, special friend and care giver, Pastor Mike BRECKE.
CASPERSON Funeral Home
KRUEGER, CATHERINE L. "Kate"/b. 19 Jul 1918,
Arpin, Wis.-d. Fri. 1 Oct 2010; Source: OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Sat. 9 Oct 2010: Catherine L. "Kate"
KRUEGER, (92), Green Bay, died peacefully Friday, 1 Oct
2010, at a local nursing home-parents: Peter B. and
Margaret A. (RYAN) MOLLET-graduated from Green Bay West
High School in the Class of 1937-reunited often with her
classmates over the years-married on 5 Jun 1948 to LeRoy
"Lee" KRUEGER at Zion Methodist Church-over 48 years of
marriage-Lee preceded her in death on 25 May 1997-member
of St. Jude Parish since 1968-employed as a switchboard
operator at Wisconsin Bell for 15 years-was a member of
the Retired Telephone Operators-This group gathered
monthly and called themselves "The Ma Bells"-wintered on
Jekyll Island in Georgia for 26 years-survived by five
children and their spouses, John "Jack" KRUEGER, Green
Bay; Thomas KRUEGER, Seymour; Mark and Jeanine KRUEGER,
Ross KRUEGER, all of Green Bay; Kathy and Tim FUERST,
Sturgeon Bay; 13 grandchildren, Lori BOWEN, David
(Darla) KRUEGER, Scott (Teri) KRUEGER, Lisa (Marty)
VANDENBERG, Nicole (Nuno) GOMES, Paul KRUEGER, Timothy
(Jessica) KRUEGER, Karen (Jason) LORITZ, Anne KRUEGER
and her fiance, Mike LARSEN, Michael (Kyoung Min)
KRUEGER, Daniel (Desiree) SZYMANSKI, Melissa SZYMANSKI,
Timothy "Joey" FUERST II; 20 great-grandchildren; three
great-great-grandchildren; a sister-in-law, Dorothy
MOLLET, Green Bay; a special niece, Dori DeCLEENE; many
other nieces, nephews, cousins and relatives and
friends-preceded in death by her husband, LeRoy "Lee"
KRUEGER; her parents; three brothers, Bernard, Charles
and Francis MOLLET; and a sister, Margaret ANDERSON-BLANEY
Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave., Green Bay, Sunday, Oct.
10, 2010-Parish Wake service held Sunday- St. Jude
Catholic Church, 1420 Division St., Green Bay, Monday,
11 Oct 2010-Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated
Monday at the church with the Rev. Timothy BRANDT
officiating-Entombment will be in the Shrine of the Good
Shepherd Mausoleum-BLANEY Funeral Home,
www.blaneyfuneralhome .com .
KRUSWICK, Warren/b. 29 Jan 1930, Kewaunee Co.,
WI-d. Wed. 6 Oct 2010, Parkview Manor, Algoma, Kewaunee
Co., WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-sat. 9 Oct 2010:
Warren KRUSWICK, (80), Algoma, passed away Wednesday, 6
Oct 2010, after a long battle with Parkinson's disease
at Parkview Manor-parents: the late Frank and Lucille
(ROTH) KRUSWICK-Warren married Cecelia DeVILLERS 11 Apr
1953, at St. Hubert Catholic Church, Rosiere-co-founder
of the Southern Door Fire Department and was a
supervisor on Town and County Boards-loved farming and
was involved in the FFA-in the Army for two years during
the Korean War-survived by his beloved wife of 57 years,
Cecelia; children, Sue (Tom) TORSTENSON, Michael (Peggie)
KRUSWICK, Cynthia (Gerald) VERNOSH, Bruce (special
friend, Paula) KRUSWICK, Dennis (Lisa) KRUSWICK, Candace
(Scott) KOLSTAD; grandchildren, Ann MAEDKE, Matthew
REINHART, Kristopher KRUSWICK, Katharine KRUSWICK, Katie
KRAUTKRAMER, Elyse KRAUTKRAMER, Brandon KRUSWICK, Alex
KRUSWICK, James KRUSWICK, Tyler KRUSWICK, Corey KRUSWICK,
Amber KOLSTAD; two step- grandchildren, Casey COGGINS
and Tylor TORSTENSON; nine great-grandchildren; a
sister, Carol (Jim) DETAMPLE; nieces and
nephews-preceded in death by three grandchildren, Jacob
Francis KRUSWICK and two other little angels-WIESNER and
MASSART Funeral Home, Algoma- Funeral service: St. Marys,
Algoma, on Monday, 11 Oct with Fr. Bill SWICHTENBERG and
Deacon Paul ZENEFSKI officiating-burial in St. Mary's
Cemetery with full military rites-WIESNER and MASSART
Funeral Home.
KUCHENBECKER, Herbert Milton/b. 15 Jul 1934,
Green Bay, Brown Co., WI-d. Wed. 1 Sep 2010, at home,
Egg Harbor, Door Co., WI; Source: OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: Herbert Milton KUCHENBECKER, (76), of Egg
Harbor, formerly of Green Bay-parents: the late Allen
and Myrtle (ALLEN) KUCHENBECKER-graduated from Central
Catholic High School in 1952-finished his education at
U.W. Madison with a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Agriculture in 1956-employed with A&P (Atlantic and
Pacific) Cheese Company-worked with our U.S. government
supervising operations and building dairy plants around
the world to supply our troops with dairy products-Some
of the dairy locations where he lived and worked
included Spain, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Taipei-also
lived for 15 years in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada-In 1992
moved to Vancouver, B.C. where he was the Vice President
of DairyWorld Foods until his retirement-married Maureen
R. WATSON on 2 Jul 1980 in Red Deer, Alberta,
Canada-moved to Corpus Christi, Texas when Herb retired
in 1995-searched around the country to find the 'perfect
place' to retire and both decided Egg Harbor was the
most perfect place they could find-Herb will be
remembered for his wonderful sense of humor-known as the
‘Birdman of Egg Harbor’ when he and his dear friend Duke
TEGEN began building bluebird houses and began placing
some of them in meadows nearby-built many bluebird
houses for the Egg Harbor area-an accomplished
cook-survived by his dear wife, Maureen of Egg Harbor;
his aunts, Bonnie KUCHENBECKER and Collette WERTEL both
of Green Bay; cousins, Harland (Lillian) KUCHENBECKER of
Brillion, Perry (Rosie) SYLVESTER of Crivitz and Jerry
(Karen) SYLVESTER of Marinette- member of Stella Maris
Parish in Egg Harbor-Memorial Mass celebrated Friday (10
Sep 2010) at Stella Maris Parish-Egg Harbor site, with
Fr. David Ruby-HUEHNS Funeral Home,
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com.
KUETHER, Aletha "Lee" M. BATEMAN/b. 24 May
1927-d. Sun. 14 Feb 2010, St. Mary's, Felician Village,
Manitowoc, WI-OBITUARY: Door County Advocate-Wed. 17 Feb
2010: (82), 1600 South 18th Street, Manitowoc,
WI-parents: late Kermit and Margaret (HANSEN)
BATEMAN-attended St. Luke School-graduated from Two
Rivers High School in 1945-University of
Wisconsin-Madison-graduated as valedictorian in 1949,
degree in English Education-married Wesley D. KUETHER, 6
Aug 1949-lived in rural Manitowoc-"Lee", as she was
known to her friends, taught English in the Manitowoc,
Mishicot and Valders school systems-sailed the waters of
Door County, upper Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, the North
Channel and Florida's Gulf Coast-After retirement,
Aletha and Wes spent their winters in Punta Gorda, Fla.
and summers in Sturgeon Bay-Wesley passed away in 1996,
Lee moved back to Manitowoc-member of St. Faith's Guild
at St. James Church and assisted with the Head Start
program for children-Survivors include one son and
daughter-in-law, Robert and Eileen KUETHER, Newton; two
grandchildren, Cindy (Andy) SCHARENBROCH, Madison; Mark
KUETHER, Appleton; one great grandchild, Natalie,
Madison; one brother, William BATEMAN, Manitowoc; and
one sister-in-law, Mary KUETHER; Nieces, nephew, other
relatives-preceded in death by parents and husband,
Wesley-Funeral services: Thursday 18 Feb 2010, at St.
James Episcopal Church, 434 North 8th Street, Manitowoc,
Rev. Diane MURRAY-Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery in Two
Rivers-REINBOLD & PFEFFER Family Funeral Home of
Manitowoc.
KURZYNSKI, Ruth Grace/b. 3 Jul 1919, Milwaukee,
WI-d. 10 Jul 2010, Woodview, Scandia Village, Sister
Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Ruth
G. KURZYNSKI (July 3, 1919 – July 10, 2010) Ruth Grace
KURZNSKI, (91), was born to eternal life on 10 Jul 2010
at Woodview, Scandia Village in Sister Bay where she has
lived for the past 12 1/2 years-the sixth child of
Edward and Martha MILLER-married Anton L. KURZNSKI in
1940 who preceded her in death in 1997-survived by her
daughter Jan (Bruce) MIELKE, nephews, cousins and
friends-Burial took place in Milwaukee-A memorial
service for Ruth held at Monday, 19 Jul 2010 in the
Chapel at Scandia Village-Memorial contributions may be
made to Scandia Village or Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran
Church-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
LABOY, Ana Ligia/
b. 20 Jul 1935, Cali, Columbia-d. Thurs. 14 Oct 2010,
Aurora Bay Care Medical Center, Green Bay, Brown Co.,
WI; *Source: OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Ana Ligia
LABOY, (75), of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Pedro and Maria (MOSQUEAR)
MUNOZ-survived by her son, Louis (friend, Annette
ESTEVEZ) LABOY of Sturgeon Bay; daughter, Lorraine (Andy
ROMAN) LABOY; four grandchildren, Benjamin, Gianna,
Andrew, and Ligia; and three step-grandchildren,
Michael, Alex and Robert-celebration of life: Saturday,
23 Oct 2010 at 2:00 p.m. at HUEHNS Funeral Home in
Sturgeon Bay with Fr. Bob KONKOL OFM officiating-.
Friends and family may call at Huehns Funeral
Home-Interment will take place in Lajas, Puerto Rico-HUEHNS
Funeral Home, www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
LAMPEREUR, Leonard/b. 14 Apr 1937, Town of Union,
Door Co., WI-d. Thurs., 3 Jun 2010, Golden Living
Center-Dorchester, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI;
OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Leonard LAMPEREUR, 73,
Namur-parents: Hubert and Lema (CHAUDOIR) LAMPEREUR-farmed
his entire life in the Town of Union-drove school bus
for Southern Door Schools for 35 years-active in local
politics and had served on the Union Town Board numerous
times during his life-married on 30 May 1959 to Judith
DELWICHE in Rosiere-She preceded him in death on 3 Jul
1999-Survivors include 5 children, Sandy (Jerome) ORSTED,
Baileys Harbor; Lori GUNNLAUGSSON, Brussels; Robert
LAMPEREUR, Denver, CO; Richard LAMPEREUR, Grafton; Chris
LAMPEREUR, Brussels; 6 grandchildren, Maynard, Matthew,
and Michael GUNNLAUGSSON, Hannah LAMPEREUR, Brian and
Vanessa LAMPEREUR-FEARSON-preceded in death by his
parents and wife-Funeral services Tuesday, 8 Jun 2010 at
Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay and at St. Francis
and St. Mary Parish in Brussels with the Rev. Pius
Cotter officiating-Entombment in the Shrine of the Good
Shepherd Mausoleum-Forbes Funeral Home.
LANDOWSKI, Irene/b. 17 Jan 1926-d. 13 Mar 2010,
Door Co. Memorial Hospital Skilled Nursing Facility,
Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat.
20 Mar 2010-Irene Landowski, 84, Sturgeon Bay formerly
of Schofield-parents: late Frank and Mary
WISNIEWSKI-married Edward LANDOWSKI 8 Nov 1947 in
Wausau-vacationed in Minocqua to fish, but didn't have
much luck on the shores of Door County-preceded in death
by her parents; her loving husband; her daughter Jane
BARNETT; granddaughter Michelle BARNETT; her sister
Alice LUETENNEGER; and her brother Florian-survived by
her son David (Barbara) LANDOWSKI, Sturgeon Bay; brother
Chet WISNIEWSKI, sisters Joan WOOD, Pat WISNIEWSKI, and
Delores WISNIEWSKI all of Wausau-also surived by
grandchildren Jennifer, Joseph (Rachel Bernardo),
Jurrisa LANDOWSKI, Thomas BARNETT II, and a great
grandson, Thomas BARNETT III-Services will be in Wausau
area with burial to follow.
LANE, Irene Elizabeth (TEICH)/d. Fri., 29 Oct
2010-OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 6 Nov 2010: Irene
Elizabeth (TEICH) LANE, (93), Great Falls, a homemaker,
died of natural causes at a local care facility-At her
request, no services are planned-SCHNIDER Funeral Home-
Survivors include daughters, Jackie ENGLAND, Green
Falls; and Betti HOLMES, Milwaukee, Ore.; a sister,
Dorothy BRUNGRABER, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; and three
grandchildren-preceded in death by her husband, John M.
LANE.
LAPLANT, Bonita H. "Bonnie"/b. 25 Nov 1947-Sun.
11 Apr 2010, Golden Living Dorchester, Sturgeon Bay,
Door, WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Bonnie
LaPlant age 62, of Sister Bay, WI-parents: Harry & Betty
BAULDRY-married to Myron LAPLANT in Sturgeon Bay, WI on
21 Feb 1970, he preceded her in death 8 Oct
1983-Surviving are her Children; Lisa GRECH, Michelle
LAPLANT and Michael (Laura) LAPLANT; Grandchildren
Angela LAPLANT and Kayla PRUDEN and her Mother Betty
BAULDRY-survived by many other relatives and
friends-preceded in death by her husband, son William &
father Harry BAULDRY-Funeral Mass at Stella Maris
Parish-Sister Bay Site on Thurs. 15 Apr 2010, Rev David
RUBY-CASPERSON Funeral Home in Sister Bay.
LaRENO, Richard R./b. 26 Oct 1926, Oconomowoc,
WI-d. Thurs. 8 Apr 2010, Vero Beach, FL; OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Wed. 14 Apr 2010: Richard R. LaReno, a
resident of Sturgeon Bay-enlisted in the United States
Marine Corps at the age of 17 after graduating from
Oconomowoc High School-served in the Pacific Theater
during World War II-fought for his country in the
battles of Okinawa and Iwo Jima-moved to Chicago after
the war and began his career in industrial and
commercial real estate while attending Northwestern
University at night-joined Arthur Rubloff & Co. in the
1950s and eventually became President of their IDEA
Division and Executive Vice-President of the
company-built over 70 industrial buildings during his
career and developed several industrial parks, including
Schaumburg Industrial Park near the Woodfield shopping
mall-formed his own company in 1980, Richard R. LaReno &
Co., based in Schaumburg, Ill-member of the National
Association of Realtors, the Society of Industrial and
Office Realtors, the Executive Club of Chicago, the
Mid-Day Club, the Horseshoe Bay Golf Club, the Sturgeon
Bay Yacht Club, the Barrington Hills Country Club, the
Ocean Reef Club, the Card Sound Gulf Club, the Key Largo
Anglers Club and the Orchid Island Golf Club-survived by
his wife of 34 years, Abby BUCKLEY LaRENO; his two sons,
Richard (Marian) and Jeffrey; his stepson John (Deanne)
JAECKEL; his daughter, Jennifer and and stepdaughters,
Susan JAECKEL and Melissa AMMARELL-predeceased by his
daughter, Valerie and his stepdaughter, Lindsay (Rick)
HARDY; and 11 grandchildren-funeral service Saturday, 17
Apr at St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Barrington,
Illinois-Interment at Evergreen Cemetery, Barrington,
Illinois-Davenport Family Funeral Home -
www.DavenportFamily.com.
LARKWORTHY, Michael E./b. 1 Jan 1966, Milwaukee,
WI-d. Mon. 15 Mar 2010, Door County Memorial Hospital,
Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
Michael E. Larkworthy, (44), of Sturgeon Bay, formerly
of Milwaukee, died after a lengthy illness-parents:
Ronald and Sandra (GLISZINSKI) LARKWORTHY-graduated high
school-worked at Lane Punch as a Machinist-currently had
worked for a real estate company as an apartment rental
manager-Survivors include his dear friend, Suzette of
Sturgeon Bay; two daughters, Amy and Katie LARKWORTHY of
Milwaukee; mother, Sandra (and step-father, Darrell)
BOLAN of Milwaukee; three sisters, Wendy (John) LANDRY
of Milwaukee, Debbie (Eric) BOESE of West Milwaukee,
Rina HOFFMANN Milwaukee; step-sister, April BOLAN of
Milwaukee; and his maternal grandmother, Marie
GLISZINSKI of Greenfield-Funeral services later this
month in the Milwaukee area at KRAUSE Funeral Home-HUEHNS
Funeral Home assisted the family with local
arrangements.
LARSON, E. "John"/b. 8 Mar 1943, Chicago, Cook
Co., IL-d. Fri. 9 Jul 2010, Cardinal Ridge Residential
Care facility, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI;
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: E. John LARSON Jr.
passed away with his sister by his side-was
(67)-parents: Emery and Bernice LARSON in Chicago-family
moved to Sister Bay in 1947, where he was raised and
attended Appleport School before graduating from
Gibraltar High School in 1961-As a young man he
developed a passion for politics and government and set
his sights on Washington D.C. To help get there, he
worked at his father’s side as one of the original
pinsetters at the Sister Bay Bowl-After high school,
John made his way to Washington DC, where he studied
politics at American University and earned a degree in
government in 1965-began graduate school at the
University of Minnesota, but his studies there were cut
short when he ran out of money-enlisted as an
intelligence officer in the United States Army in 1966
and subsequently served in Vietnam, where his efforts
earned him a Bronze Star for achievement-After his time
in the service, John worked for Avis for 30 years in
Chicago, IL and Grand Rapids, MI. He retired to Las
Vegas in 1998, where he loved talking sports, swapping
stories, and placing small bets with his friends each
morning at the Stardust sports book-came home to Sister
Bay in 2007 to be near his sister Jeanne, brother
Richard, and beloved nieces Lexie and Alison-survived by
his beloved sister Jeanne (LARSON) HYDE and her husband
Mike of Fish Creek, brother Richard of Sister Bay, two
very special nieces, Alison HYDE (Myles DANNHAUSEN Jr.)
of Fish Creek and Lexie HYDE of Sturgeon Bay, and his
best friend, Glen DEVINE (Denise) of Frederick,
MD-preceded in death by his parents, Emery and Bernice-a
gathering of friends and family for John Larson will be
held Wednesday, 12 Jul from 5–7 pm at CASPERSON Funeral
Home in Sister Bay-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
LAU, Ronald C./b. 24 May 1933, Sturgeon Bay,
Door, WI-d. Sat. 8 Aug 2009, at home, Ft. Myers,
FL; *Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 15 Aug 2009: Ronald
C. LAU, (76), Ft. Myers, FL-parents: Clifford and Elda
LAU-joined Navy-served aboard the aircraft carrier,
Intrepid-after service was a barber-owned shop in
Chicago, IL-earned B.A. and Master of Public
Administration from Roosevelt University-1996 joined
Chicago Police Dept.-11th District on a tactical
team-promotion to sergeant 13th District-transferred to
Police Academy for 10 years teaching social
sciences-Promotion to Lieutenant 14th District till
retirement 1988-Surviving are wife, Sharon; two
daughters: Ann WALSH (Bill), Maple Park, IL; and Phyllis SHYAN (Pat), Elgin IL; and grandchildren, Denis WALSH,
Elizabeth WALSH, and Lauren SHYAN; two sisters Joanne
GIROUARD (Tony), Kiethville, LA; and Karen PETERS
(Chuck), Green Bay, WI; and many nieces and nephews-he
and wife Sharon moved full time to Ft. Myers in 2004-had
spent winters in Florida and summers in Door County,
WI-member of Retired Chicago Police Assoc., VFW and
Amvets-Memorial service held at a later date in Sturgeon
Bay, WI.
LAUBENSTEIN, Kenneth
Andrew/b. 12 Apr 1925, Town of Nasewaupee, Door Co.,
WI-d. Fri. 31 Dec 2010, at home, Sevastopol, Door Co.,
WI; *Source: OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Kenneth
Andrew LAUBENSTEIN, (85), of Sevastopol-parents: the
late Walter and Luella (WHITFORD) LAUBENSTEIN-married
Irene TOMJANOVICH on 28 Dec 1946, at St. Joseph Catholic
Church Parsonage in Sturgeon Bay-After graduating from
Sevastopol High School in 1943, helped his father on the
farm, and worked for Christy Corp-In May of 1945 he
served his country in the U.S. Army and served in
occupied Japan-member of the Amvets-following his
service, he worked as an apprentice for Mathy and Husby
in the implement field, and became co-owner-sold his
share to Schartner Implement-went to work a short time
for Milwaukee Shoe Company as their mechanic-was
employed with E.F. Bushman railroad and trucking-In 1970
he entered the real estate field as Laubenstein Realty
and Home Building- enjoyed his winters in their
townhouse in Clearwater, Florida for 27 years and then
in Mesa, Arizona-Survivors include his wife of 64 years,
Irene; nine loving children, Mary (Bill) STORCK of
Waupaca, Jayne HEWITT of Sturgeon Bay, Nancy (Patrick)
HAMMELL of West Bend, Carol Anne (Will) RODER of
Sturgeon Bay, Sue (Randy) WALTERS of Suamico, Lynn
(Randy) MODROW of DePere, Kim (Richard) SUMMERS of
Casco, Kathryn (David) THORNBURG of Fond Du Lac, Steve
(Kate) LAUBENSTEIN of Sturgeon Bay; twenty
grandchildren; thirteen great-grandchildren;
daughter-in-law, Sarah SEILER-LAUBENSTEIN; one brother,
Donald (Margaret) LAUBENSTEIN of Sturgeon Bay and Mesa,
Arizona; brothers-in-law, Edward TOMJANOVICH and Russ
TOMJANOVICH-Preceding him in death were his parents;
Infant twin daughter Karen and son Gary, his brother,
Alton (Betty) LAUBENSTEIN; Two sisters-in-law, Katheryn
TOMJANOVICH and Loretta TOMJANOVICH; two sons-in-law,
David SCHUSTER and Gary HEWITT; and his parents-in-law,
John and Antonia (SCHUBERT) TOMJANOVICH-Funeral services
held on Saturday, (8 Jan 2011) at Huehns Funeral Home in
Sturgeon Bay-with Father Robert KONKOL
officiating-Entombment will be at Shrine of the Good
Shepherd Mausoleum in Green Bay-A memorial fund has been
established for the Amvets Post 51-HUEHNS Funeral Home.
LAUTENBACH, Brian Paul/b. 26 Jul 1972, Sturgeon
Bay, Door Co., WI-d. Fri. 10 Dec 2010, Regions Hospital,
Saint Paul, Minn.; *Source-OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 15 Dec 2010: Brian Paul LAUTENBACH, (38),
Hudson Wis., and formerly of Chicago Ill., suffered a
stroke on Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010 and died on Friday
evening, Dec. 10, 2010-parents, Paul and Karen (nee
HILANDER) LAUTENBACH-graduated from Naperville North
High School in Naperville Ill.-went on to earn his
business degree from Elmhurst College-married on 14 Jun
2003 to Colleen Marie ROYCE; their union was blessed
with four children- worked for over five years with the
Andersen Windows Corporation-most recently began work as
a supervisor with the Tennant Corporation-was an
accomplished wrestler in both high school and
college-became a popular member of the Chicago Condors
Rugby Club, both on and off the field-survived by his
wife, Colleen; their children Annika, Oran, Kaspar, and
Freya; his parents, Paul (Karen) LAUTENBACH, St.
Charles, Ill.; brother, Brent (Rachel) LAUTENBACH,
Sycamore Ill.; his grandmother, "Gustie" HILANDER,
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; his mother-in-law Janet ROYCE,
Chicago Ill.; sisters-in-law, Jennifer (Bill) PISTORIUS,
Park Ridge Ill.; and Melissa (Scott) GARRIGAN, Chicago,
Ill.; brothers-in-law, T.J. ROYCE, Chicago, Ill.; and
Matthew (Mary) ROYCE, Orland Park, Ill-preceded in death
by his paternal grandparents, Donald "Casey" and Helen
LAUTENBACH; his maternal grandfather, Kenneth HILANDER;
his father-in-law, Thomas ROYCE; and cousin Teresa
HILANDER-Memorial Service for Brian Lautenbach Wednesday
at the O'Connell Family Funeral Home, 520 South 11th
Street, in Hudson-O’Connell Family Funeral Home and
Countryside Crematory. 715-386-3725
LAWRENCE, James Gilbert/b. 17 Nov 1933,
Englewood, Colo.-d. 10 Nov 2010: OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 17 Nov 2010: James Gilbert LAWRENCE, (76),
Ephraim, Wis.-grew up in Boonville, Mo., where he moved
as a young boy-on a small farm there, where he developed
a great love of the outdoors-avid hunter and fisherman,
and a great athlete-played baseball and football and ran
track in high school and went on to play at the
University of Missouri-Upon graduation, he began what
turned into a 33-year career with Sears, Roebuck, & Co.
He retired in 1989 and moved to Ephraim, Wis., in
1992-survived by his brothers, Leroy Dean and Raymond
Keith; children, Kathleen (Mike) EVANS, Phoenix, Ariz.;
Michael (Maureen), Lake Forest, Ill.; Tim (Pam),
Arlington Heights, Ill.; Amy (Robert) TORRES, Laredo,
Texas; Kelli (Dan) BORDENKECHER, Indianapolis, Ind.; and
Sean (Karen), Elmhurst, Ill.; nine grandchildren, and
five nephews-predeceased by his parents, James Herbert
and Winnifred Grace LAWRENCE, and his wife, Alixandra
Lee-A small, private memorial service held on Wednesday,
Nov. 17, 2010, in Lake Forest, Ill.
LEANNA, Virgil E./b.
24 Aug 1927-d. Tues. 22 Jun 2010 at home, Algoma,
Kewaunee Co., WI; OBITUARY-DoorCountyDailyNews.com: Virgil E. LEANNA,
(82), Algoma-parents: Harry and
Beatrice (BOUCHONVILLE) LEANNA-was raised by his
grandparents Jule and Mary BOUCHONVILLE-entered the US Army and also served with the
Merchant Marines, Coast Guard and the Air Force-During
W.W.II he was stationed in Japan and was the driver for
Helen KELLER while she was teaching over there-After discharge he came back to Algoma where he met and
married Virginia GUILETTE 25 Aug 1951-moved to Illinois were they were in
business for 19 years-moved back to Algoma-worked at the Algoma Lumber Company until he
retired in 1991-enjoyed his time spent with his
grandchildren and great-grandchildren-active member of St.
Mary Parish, VFW and the American Legion-survived by his wife Virginia, three daughters
Cyndy (Jim) GRIFFIN, IL; Shelly (Dave) WEIDE, IL; and
Ginger (Tom) GREEN, IL; two sons James (Nancy) LEANNA,
IL; and Jon (Lori) LEANNA, Algoma; 12 grandchildren,
Jennifer (Mark) SCHANE; Jim (Angie) GRIFFIN; Kim (Scott)
KENDALL; Tom, Andrew, Dori and Laura GREEN; Amanda WEIDE,
Danielle and Shelby LEANNA; Jasen LEANNA and (fiancee
Diane JAYES), and Erin LEANNA; 11 great-grandchildren
with one more great-grandchild coming in July-preceded in death by his parents, one brother Vernon
(Anita) LEANNA, one sister Virginia (Leland) JONIAUX,
mother and father-in-law Edwin (Dorothy) GUILETTE and two
sisters-in-law Marlene LAROUCHE and Sandy VANDERTIE-Schinderle Funeral Home, Algoma Thursday,
24 Jun 2010-Friday at St. Mary Catholic Church until the Mass of
Christian Burial, Rev. Bill Swichtenberg
officiating-Entombment at the Shrine of the Good
Shepherd Mausoleum-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home:
www.schinderle.com.
LEEGE, Lillian Caroline/b.
25 Oct 1912, Stevens Point, WI-d. 25 Sep 2010, Algoma Long Term Care Unit,
Algoma, Kewaunee Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral home: Lillian Caroline
Leege, (97), of Forestville-parents: Henry and Bertha (KASTEN) LEEGE-was a
practical nurse at Door County Memorial Hospital for many years-member of
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Forestville and a member of the St. Peter’s
Ladies Aide and the Women’s Missionary League-Survivors include special
friends, Dorothy SPINDLER, Casco; and Vicki GARRETT, Algoma-preceded in
death by her parents, and one brother. There will be no services per
Lillian’s request-Burial will be in the Evergreen Cemetery-FORBES Funeral
Home.
LEMIEUX, Beatrice "Bea"/b. 16 Jul 1928,
Milwaukee, WI-d. Tues. 3 Aug 2010, at home, Green Bay,
Brown Co., WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 4 Aug
2010: Beatrice "Bea" LeMIEUX, (82), Green
Bay-parents: the late Henry and Julia (METOXEN)
HUFF-married 17 Mar 1951 to Clyde LeMIEUX in Waukegan,
Ill.-he preceded her in death on 27 Dec 1975-grew up in
Oneida-lived most of her adult life in Door County,
prior to moving back to Oneida in 1987-Survivors include
her children, Beverly LeMIEUX, Anaheim, Calif.; Linda
NEWTON, Green Bay; Raymond and Debra LeMIEUX, Bowler;
Donna and Lee WALOTKIEWIEZ, Two Rivers; Patricia and Ken
SCHAEFER, Sturgeon Bay; Clyde and Nancy LeMIEUX,
Sturgeon Bay; Ricky LeMIEUX and special friend, Tanya
HOGAN, Sturgeon Bay; Barbara and Elmer BLAIR, St.
Francis; randy and Julie LeMIEUX, Sturgeon Bay; 23
grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren, four
great-great-grandchildren; five sisters, Mary and Ronald
MARTIN, Shirley THOMAS, Patricia BIELKE, Helen HUFF,
Carol LeFEBRE; and one brother Henry and Stella
HUFF-preceded in death by parents; her husband; one son,
Bruce; and three sisters, Violet STEPHANY, Sandra
DOXTATOR; and Ellen HUFF; Funeral Services held Friday 6
Aug 2010 at Oneida United Methodist Church, Freedom
Road, Oneida, Rev. Earl L. SMITH officiating-Burial to
follow in church cemetery-RYAN Funeral Home, 305 N.
Tenth St., De Pere, WI- www.ryanfh.com .
LENIUS, Richard Theodore/b. 18 Sep 1935, Sawyer,
Door Co., WI-d. 6 Mar 2010-Albuquerque, NM:
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 6 Mar 2010: Richard
Theodore LENIUS: (74), Albuquerque, NM-resident of
Albuquerque, N.M., for ten years-parents: Theodore and
Esther (DICKENSON) LENIUS resident of New Mexico for 30
years-Married Darlene DELARWELL, 21 Jun 1953-preceded in
death by father, Theodore LENIUS and mother, Esther
DICKENSON LENIUS and sister, Shirley- belonged to Mt.
Calvary Lutheran Church-survived by wife, Darlene
DELARWELL LENIUS, Albuquerque, N.M.; son, Robert (Mary)
Lenius, Green Bay Wis.; daughter, Janet (Mark) PARADISE,
Algoma Wis.; son, Russell (Nancy) LENIUS, Bunr Flats,
Okla.; nine grandchildren, Dennis LENIUS, Andrew LENIUS,
Allen FORTEMPS, Clint FORTEMPS, Sara LENIUS, Stanley
LENIUS, Nickol LENIUS, Sandra LENIUS, Shaylynn LENIUS;,
two great-granddaughters, Emily FORTEMPS and Sydney
FORTEMPS; brothers, Kenneth and wife, Kay LENIUS,
Kenosha Wis.; brother, Charles and wife, Nancy LENIUS,
Kaukauna Wis.; along with many nieces, nephews and
cousins-lived most of his life in Door County-worked as
a certified auto mechanic and a certified inside
machinist for many years until accepting a position with
Universal Telephone Company, later transferring to
Pagosa Springs, Colo., for three years and then
transferring to Zuni, N.M., for 16 years where he had
retired as general manager from Century telephone in
Zuni, New Mexico-spent four years with his wife
traveling the U.S.A. in his recreational motor home.
LINCOLN, Richard Herbert/b. 22 May 1922, Athol,
MA-d. 3 Jun 2010, Hilton Head Island, SC; OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Wed. 9 Jun 2010:
Richard H. Lincoln, a resident of Hilton Head Island,
South Carolina
and WWII Army veteran-employed for most of his career as
an engineer and director for the Outboard Marine
Corp.-active on their behalf in numerous trade
associations and continued to serve on various boards
and committees after he retired-preceded in death by his
wife of fifty-nine years, Louise W. LINCOLN-married on 8
Oct 1944 at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton
Ohio-Before retiring to Hilton Head Island the family
lived in Chippewa Falls and Brookfield, Wisconsin and
Libertyville, Illinois-A summer retirement home in
Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin was enjoyed in the early years
of retirement-Survivors include his sons, Richard
(Meredith) and James (Eleanor) LINCOLN; grandchildren,
Elizabeth (Dan) LINCOLN-STEINER, Anne (Jeff OGREN),
William, Pamela and Alyssa LINCOLN; and great
grandchildren Grayson OGREN and Abigail STEINER- dear
friend and close companion Virginia LEUTWILER-Memorial
service
planned for 22 Jun 2010 at 3 P.M. in the living room at
The Seabrook-The Island Funeral Home and Crematory
www.theislandfuneralhome.com .
LINDHAUT, Mrs. Charles
(Joyce Virginia WEBORG)/d. 27 Mar 1951, Herman
Hospital, Bellaire, TX-parents: Mr. and Mrs. William
WEBORG, Gills Rock-serious illness of four
months-graduate of Gibraltar High School in 1922-nurses'
training at Chicago-supervisor of nurses, Herman Hosp.,
Bellaire, TX-Survivors: husband, Charles LINDHAUT; two
children: Barbara Joy LINDHAUT, age 10, and William
Charles LINDHAUT, 5, besides her parents. -OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Thurs. 10 May 1951-Ellison Bay Sec. 1 p.
2.
LINDSEY, Dennis Gerald/b.
26 Sep 1911, Mulkeytown, IL-d. Tues. 8 Dec 2009, at
home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-(98)-formerly of
Washington Island-parents: Alvah and Susie Ellen
(ELDRIDGE) LINDSEY-United States Army in 1941-Married 12 May 1945, Dorothy Ellen BUNNLAUGSSON in Benton IL-moved to
Washington Island-owned and operated several
restaurants, introducing the first soft serve ice-cream,
carhop service and french-fries to the Islanders-employed as a porter with C&O Railroad on the
ferry line-survived by his wife, Dorothy; three
daughters, Sue Ellen (Norbert) JENSEN and Rose Mary (BIERRI)
BRILLA of Sturgeon Bay, and Sara Jean (Terry) COATS of
Florida; Seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren;
and one great-great-grandson. He was preceded in
death by his parents; four brothers, Clyde, Elmer,
Glenn, and Claude; and two sisters, Maude and Eva-Funeral Services, Monday 14 Dec 2009, HUEHNS Funeral Home. OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Sat. 12 Dec 2009:
LOHS, Clifford "Cliff"/b. 20 Jun
1919,-s. 10 May 2010, Sherman West Court Nursing
Facility in Elgin, Ill.; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat.
22 May 2010: Clifford "Cliff' Lohs, 90, Elgin,
Ill. and Northport, passed away peacefully on May 10, at
the Sherman West Court Nursing Facility in
Elgin-long-time newspaper and commercial photographer, a
World War II Veteran, an avid sailor, and a longer-time
lover of Door County-wife, Meredith "Peggy" Lohs, sons,
David and Gary, and daughter, Janet, he began coming to
Door County in 1948, and continued throughout his
life-bought land at Northport in 1969, and started
constructing the cabin of their dreams in 1973. Cliff
and Peggy loved spending as much time as possible in
Door County. They developed life-long friendships here
as well as inviting friends from home to experience the
joys of Door. Peggy, the children, and grandchildren
will enjoy this special place for years to come.
LONDO, Dorie/b. 2 Oct 1959, Sault Ste Marie,
Michigan-d. Fri. 13 Aug 2010, Golden Living
Center-Dorchester, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: Dorie LONDO, 50, of Carlsville-parent: Lil
(ANDREWS) BOWERMAN-married 25 Jan 1988 to David Paul
LONDO in Sturgeon Bay-worked at various restaurants
including Square Rigger, The Nightingale, English Inn,
and Shipwrecked-survived by her husband David and two
children Danni (fiancé Nick) and D. J. LONDO all of
Carlsville; brother, Mark (Yvonne) KIERNAN of Austin,
Texas; mother and stepfather, Lil (Don) BOWERMAN,
cousin, Glenda (Wayne) LOGSDON and aunt, Peg (Buck)
GARLAND all of Sault Ste Marie, Michigan; and many
nieces and nephews-preceded in death by an infant son;
uncle, Frank (Byrl) FLETCHER; and cousin, Joanne
FLETCHER-Funeral services will be held at HUEHNS Funeral
Home Friday, 20 Aug 2010 with Rev. Michael BRECKE
officiating-A special thank you to Dr. Bhatia and the
staff at Aurora Clinic, the Dorchester, and Aurora
Dialysis for their compassionate care-HUEHNS Funeral
Home, www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
LUEDTKE, Leonard Royal, Sr./b.
8 Jun 1932, Rio Creek, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. Tues. 3 Aug
2010, Aurora Bay Care Center, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI;
OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home: Leonard Royal LUEDTKE
Sr., Kewaunee, died after complications from heart
surgery-parents: Royal A. LUEDTKE Sr. and Marie (VANDERMUSE)
LUEDTKE-worked for Kewaunee Engineering for many years
and was retired from there-married Bonnie ULLMAN in
Casco in 1955-served in the U.S. Army-member of the
Casco Legion Post 319-survived by his wife Bonnie, four
children Cynthia (Bob) TENOR; Patricia (Pete) DUFEK;
Timothy (Connie) LUEDTKE and Billy (Sondra) LUEDTKE; 10
grandchildren, Shelly (Josh) TREML, Michael LUEDTKE
(Tracy and her daughter Laureen), Kevin (Corrina)
LUEDTKE, Rachael (Ross) MELOHN, Robert J. TENOR Jr.,
Holly A. TENOR, Ashley LUEDTKE (Rob) (Ethon), Shannon
(Chris) FINLAW, Nicole TENOR (Ryan), Brandon LUEDTKE
(Brittney); six great grandchildren Makyah FINLAW,
Samanthia and Jacob TREML, Conner BUHR and Mason and
Riley MELOHN; three brothers, Larry (Ann) LUEDTKE, Gary
(Carol) LUEDTKE and Wayne LUEDTKE; two sisters, Darlene
(Bob) CHARLES and Germaine CHASE; brothers and
sisters-in-law, Vi SMITHWICH, Randy ULLMAN and friend,
Gale (Rita) ULLMAN, Darlene STOLLER, Emil (LaVerne)
RIPLEY and Erin (Carol) NAZE-preceded in death by his
parents Royal and Marie, two sons, Leonard James and
Thomas Royal LUEDTKE, one brother Royal LUEDTKE Jr.,
father and mother-in-law, Walter (Leah) ULLMAN, brothers
and sisters-in-law, Richard SMITHWICH, Robert J.
(Collette) ULLMAN, Joe STOLLER, and Diane ZAMZOW-service
at the the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum Chapel
Friday, 6 Aug 2010 until the Veteran Service at 1:30
p.m. with the Casco Legion Post 319 and the funeral
service to follow at 2 p.m. with Rev. Robert Romberg
officiating-The SCHINDERLE Funeral Home-
www.schinderle.com
LUER, Dorothy M. "Dort"/b.
7 May 1928, Eau Claire, WI-d. Sun. 21 Nov 2010, Sturgeon
Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Dorothy
M. ‘Dort’ LUER, (82), of Sturgeon Bay, formerly of
Hazelhurst-parents: the late Paul and Hilda (MARKET)
SWETLIK-married Dennis ‘Curly’ LUER on 5 Aug 1947, in
Chicago-preceded her in death on 21 Apr 2010-worked in
the Health Care System in the Wausau and Merrill areas
as an administrative assistant- Survivors include her
sons, Ken (Jennifer) LUER, of Wausau, Bill LUER, of
Sturgeon Bay, and a “favorite adopted son,” Paul (Cindy)
MARTEL, of Wausau; four grandchildren, David, Nicole,
and Michael LUER, and Amy (Matt) SAVAGE; two
great-grandchildren, Jesse and Erica LUER; two step
great-grandchildren, Scout and Colten SAVAGE; two
sisters, Helen SCRITSMEIER and Mildred ‘Mil’ LEGGE, both
of Eau Claire; two sisters-in-law, Jeanne (DuWayne)
GUERTS, of Eau Claire, and Marilyn (Richard) HELENIAK,
of Waupaca; one brother-in-law, Terry (Mary Jane) LUER,
of Eau Claire; and nieces and nephews-preceded in death
by one brother, William SWETLIK-funeral service
Saturday, 27 Nov 2010, at the Taylor-Stine Funeral Home,
Merrill, Rev. Craig SWENSON will officiate-Burial will
take place at Merrill Memorial Park, Merrill-FORBES
Funeral Home, Sturgeon Bay and Talyor Stine Funeral
Home. www.taylorstinefuneralhome.com
MALTMAN, Taya/b. 24 Oct 1949-d. 14 Jun 2010;
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home:
Taya MALTMAN (October 24, 1949 - June 14, 2010)
Family Graveside services will be held at Rosehill
Cemetery in Chicago, IL-CASPERSOn Funeral Home.
MANN, Mrs. Horatio/d.
1918-OBIT: Door Co. Advocate-Fri. 29 Nov 1918 p. 4.:
"Death of Mrs. Horatio MANN-A telegram to Mrs. Frank
MANN of this city Friday of last week announced the
death of Mrs. Horatio MANN of Superior. No
particulars were given, and cause of death is not known,
but it is thought that it was probably from influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio MANN were former residents of this
city, Mr. MANN having been engaged in the insurance
business. Mrs. MANN was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank LONDO, who are now residents of Green Bay.
Deceased is survived by her husband, parents and several
brothers and two sisters."
MAPLES, Serena R./b.
4 Sep 1958, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-d. 15 Jul 2009,
Green Bay, Brown, WI-OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat.
18 Jul 2009: Serena R. MAPLES (50), Green Bay-parents:
late Raymond and Phyllis (BUEHRENS) MAPLES-1976 Graduate
of Sturgeon Bay High School-Survived by one sister:
Pamela (Bruce) NOTMAN; three brothers: Larry (Nancy)
MAPLES, Roger (Nancy) MAPLES, Vernon MAPLES; five nieces
and nephews: Stuart, Phillip, Curtis MAPLES, Katie ROCK
and Jeffrey MAPLES-preceded in death by two brothers,
Clifford and William MAPLES and parents-Private services
held at MALCORE (East) Funeral Home & Crematory, Green
Bay-MALCORE Funeral Home, Green Bay WI.
MARTH, Charles J./d. 27 Mar 2010, Arizona;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 3 Apr 2010: Charles J.
Marth, 61, unexpectedly passed away while wintering in
Arizona-Surviving are a wife, Ruth; three sons, Jimmy,
Timmy and Justin; two sisters, Nancy (Kenneth) POLLOCK,
Shari STEWART; two brothers, Ricky MARTH and Stacy (Roxann)
MARTH; five step-children; three nieces and three
nephews-preceded in death by his father, James, mother,
Alice, sister, Pam, brother, Rocky and brother-in-law,
James STEWART-Arrangements for burial will be announced
at a later date.
MARTLOCK, George C./ b. 1937, Cleveland, Ohio-d.
14 Oct 2010, Venice, Fla.; *Source: OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 16 Oct 2010: George MARTLOCK, (73),
Nokomis, Fla.-parents: Jeannette and George H. MARTLOCK-served
two tours of duty as a specialist with the U.S. Army-He
and his family had been summer residents in Jacksonport,
for over 50 years-was National Sales Manager for several
companies until retirement-survived by his wife,
Larraine, sister, Laurel BEAN (Doug), three children and
five grandchildren and many Door County friends-no
services at George's request.
MASSART, Nancy/b. 2 Feb 1957, Algoma, Kewaunee,
WI-d. Sun. 22 Aug 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate Wed.
25 Aug 2010: Nancy MASSART, 53, Brussels, died Sunday
Aug. 22, 2010, as a result of a car accident-parents:
Charles and Marilyn (DETAMPEL) MASSART-was involved in
the 4-H and Pony Projects for over 15 years and active
member of the Dairyland Driving Club-survived by two
sons, Jeremy (Kate) MASSART, Green Bay; Ryan NEUVILLE
(special friend, Michelle), Brussels; two grandchildren,
Mason and Anna MASSART; her father and mother, Charles
and Marilyn MASSART; her siblings, Chuck (Kathy) MASSART,
Bob (Sue) MASSART, Linda (Tom) SALZSIEDER; nieces and
nephews; aunts and uncles. She was preceded in death by
maternal grandparents, George and Anna DETAMPEL;
paternal grandparents, Charles and Emily
MASSART-WIESNER-MASSART, Casco, on Thursday from 4 to 8
p.m. Wake Service 6:30 p.m-Visitation will continue
Friday morning at church from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. Funeral
Friday 11 a.m. at St. Francis/St. Mary Catholic Church,
Brussels with Fr. Pius Cotter officiating. Burial in St.
Hubert Cemetery, Rosiere-WIESNER-MASSART Funeral Home,
Casco.
MAUER, Eleanor/ b. 22 Oct 1914-d. Thurs. 14 Oct
2010, Door County Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door
Co., WI; *Source: SCHINDERLE Funeral Home: Eleanor MAUER,
(95), Sturgeon Bay-parents: the late John and Frances (DUFEK)
ZLATNIK-member of St. Mary Catholic Church, Algoma-later
a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Sturgeon
Bay-graduated from the Algoma High School and the
Door-Kewaunee County Normal School- moved to Chicago
where she worked as a waitress and part-time back-up
singer on a country western radio station-moved back to
Algoma and married Milton "Pike" MAUER on 14 Jul
1951-did upholstery and drapery work for several
years-worked at Beach's Dime Store then Katch's
Department Store and then retired from Denny's Red
Owl-moved to Sturgeon Bay in 2002-survived by one son
John (Carol) VERHYEN, Madison; and one daughter Marcia
(Charles) CULVER, Sturgeon Bay; four grandchildren; and
six great grandchildren-preceded in death by her
parents, husband Milton and one brother Arnold ZLATNIK-Services
Monday, 18 Oct 2010 St. Mary Catholic Church, Algoma.
Mass of Christian Burial with Rev. Bill SWICHTENBERG-Burial
in the Evergreen Cemetery, Algoma- SCHINDERLE FUNERAL
HOME, Algoma, www.schinderle.com
MAYER, Mary E./d. 6 Jun 2010; OBITUARY-FEERICK
Funeal Home: Mary E. (Nee McCOY) MAYER, age
(73)-Resident of Glendale, Egg Harbor in Door County and
Bonita Springs, FL-Former resident of River Hills-wife
for 54 years of John I MAYER III-mother of Christopher (Rianne)
MAYER, John (Michelle) MAYER, Margaret (Bruce) LOGAN and
Elizabeth MAYER-grandmother of Dan (Caroline), Laura
(Blair), Michael, James and Sarah MAYER; Sonja MAYER;
Mary and Campbell LOGAN-great-grandmother of Will and
Jack MAYER-sister of John (Charlene) McCOY-further
survived by other caring relatives and good friends- had
a passion for art and volunteered a great deal of her
time to promote many of Southeastern Wisconsin
Artists-docent at the Milwaukee Art Museum and
instrumental in developing Wustum Museum of Fine Art in
Racine- In Florida she was Chairman of the Art
Appreciation Group of the Naples League Club-Visitation
held at Lumen Christi Catholic Church, 2700 W. Mequon
Rd. in Mequon on Friday, 11 Jun 2010, celebration of
Mass of Christian Burial-Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery-FEERICK Funeral Home (414)962-8383
www.feerickfuneralhome.com .
McAULIFFE, Betty Jane/b. 14 Jul 1926-d. Sun. 28
Nov 2010, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; HUEHNS Funeral
Home: Betty Jane McAULIFFE, (84), formerly of Melrose
Park and Maywood, Illinois-parents: Eugene Pillow and
Lora Mae (TODD) TURNMIRE-married on 20 Jun 1953 to
Robert Edward McAULIFFE- Robert passed away on 1 Apr
1998-mother of Susan (Donald) RENFREW and the late
Debbie and Cindy McAULIFFE, dear grandmother of Richard,
George, Jack, Andie and Tom, dearest sister of Wesley
(late Violet) and Jerry (Jan) TURNMIRE, Lora ABARCA, the
late Dorothy PFEIFER, late Eugene TURNMIRE and late John
TURNMIRE and beloved sister-in-law of LaVerne TURNMIRE,
late Violet TURNMIRE, late Mary BAKER, late Mary Jane
McAULIFFE and late Joy McAULIFFE-funeral services Sat.,
4 Dec 2010 at Hursen Funeral Home, Hillside,
IL.-Committal services and entombment will follow at
Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL.-Huehns Funeral
Home, www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
McDAVID, Dorothy Eloise/b. 1918-d. Sun. 13 Jun
2010, Door County Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door,
WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Dorothy Eloise
McDavid, 91, of Kenosha and Ellison Bay Wisconsin died
of natural causes-parents: Lawrence and Helen
CANNON-spent her youth in Decatur-graduated as a
Registered Nurse from St. John’s Hospital in
Springfield, IL-married in 1941 to Riley McDAVID
(1917-1982), former President of Kenosha Memorial
Hospital-served on the board of the First Congregational
Church and was a member of the Women’s Club, the Kenosha
Symphony and the Hospital Auxiliary-spent the last six
years living with her daughter Catherine and son-in-law
Joe SCHULTE in Southport, NC-survived by her son Ronald
and daughters Catherine and Dee Ann, grandchildren
Matthew, Sonja and Stephanie, great-grandchildren, Alex,
Ryleigh, Sophia, Joey, Riley and Scarlett-CASPERSON
Funeral Home.
MCGREVEY, Opal C.
(CHRISTENSEN)/b. 20 Oct 1919, Adair, IA-d. 7 Feb
2010, Birch Creek Assisted Living, DePere, WI-(90), of
Sturgeon Bay and formerly of Iowa parents: Theodore and
Krista (SORENSEN) CHRISTENSEN. Survivors: her daughter,
Roxanna (Wayne) ROSINSKY, Sturgeon Bay; three
grandchildren, Christina (Kevin) DICKEY, Howard-Suamico;
Edward (Barb) SNOOK, Ashwaubeon; David (Ronda) SNOOK,
DePere; six great- grandchildren, Samantha DICKEY;
Steven SUYCOTT, Bethany & Lauren PRZYBELSKI, Danielle &
Davis SNOOK; three brothers, Virgil (Carol) CHRISTENSEN,
Stuart, IA; Pete (Maxine) CHRISTENSEN, Baltimore,
Maryland; Jack (Carolyn) CHRISTENSEN, Fremont, CA; two
sisters, Lillian (Carlos) TAYLOR, Marshalltown, IA;
Eleanor ERDKAMP, Lincoln, NEB. She was preceded in death
by a son, Edgar Eugene, seven brothers and
sisters. Memorial Services held Saturday 13 Feb 2010,
First United Church of Christ, 309 S. Webster Ave. Green
Bay, WI, Rev. Robert LAUBENSTEIN officiating. -FORBES
Funeral Home.
McOLASH, Myron/d. 8 Dec 2010; *Source: Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 11 Dec 2010: Myron McOLASH, (71)-Loving
dad of Michael (Laura) and Scott (Mary) McOLASH -Proud
grandpa of Matthew, Andrew, Sarah and Morgan McOLASH-mother:
Elaine McOLASH -brother of Marvel HERLACHE and Joel
(Jan) McOLASH-Further survived by other relatives, many
friends . . . and two Model T Fords-memorial service
Sunday, 12 Dec 2010, at OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH,
10025 W North Ave.-SCHMIDT & BARTELT Funeral and
Cremation Service, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin-(414) 774-5010,
www.schmidtandbartelt.com
MELGAARD, Margery A./d. 10 Nov 2010;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 13 Nov 2010: Margery A.
MELGAARD, (78)-preceded in death by her parents
Christian and Elizabeth (FRANZKE) MELGAARD and three
brothers, William, Jerry, and John-Survived by several
nieces and nephews, and close, devoted friends-lived in
Chicago most of her adult life, and spent retirement
years at her home in Ephraim, and in Milwaukee-talented
in wild flower photography, and many of her photographs
now reside at the UW Madison archives-worked at the
Chicago History Museum for over thirty years in
administrative capacities-Upon retirement in 1994, she
was Vice President of Administration-At her request,
there will be no services-FEERICK FUNERAL HOME,
Milwaukee, WI, (414) 962-8383.
MERKATORIS, John R./ b. 11 Jun 1934, Green Bay,
Brown Co., WI-d. 11 Oct 2010; *Source: OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 16 Oct 2010: John R. MERKATORIS,
(76)-resident of Green Bay and Ephraim-passed away after
surviving 10 years with multiple myeloma-parents: the
late Clarence and Annette MERKATORIS-married on 3 Aug
1957 to Mary Agnes KWITEK-employed by Paper Converting
Machine Company for 41 years, retiring in 1995-was named
on many patents during his career in research and
development-survived by Mary Agnes, his wife of 53
years; and his ten children, Michael (Ingrid) MERKATORIS,
Green Bay; Mary (Gerard) FAHY, Sligo, Ireland; Mark
(Susan) MERKATORIS, Brussels; Megan (Brian) SEGRIN, De
Pere; James (Maureen) MERKATORIS, De Pere; Joseph (Lisa)
MERKATORIS, Jackson, Mo.; John MERKATORIS, De Pere; Amy
(Jake) SCHALL, Green Bay; Ann MERKATORIS, Ballwin, Mo.;
Katie (Jef) MEYER, Green Bay; his 23 grandchildren and
his brother, Rev. Ralph MERKATORIS, Green
Bay-celebration of John's life is Saturday, 16 Oct 2010,
at Resurrection Catholic Church, 333 Hilltop Drive,
Green Bay-Mass of Christian Burial Bishop Robert F.
MORNEAU officiating and Rev. Ralph MERKATORIS
concelebrating- Schauer & Schumacher Funeral Home,
432-4841
MEUNIER, Charles
"Charlie"
A./b. 9
Dec 1932, Misere, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. 6 Apr 2010, at
home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES
Funeral Home: Charles “Charlie” Meunier, 77, Sturgeon
Bay-parents: Charles J. and Clara (VANDERMAUSE) MEUNIER-Married
23 Sep 2006 Carole (FAMEREE) DELCORPS-Survivors include
his wife, Carole; eight children, Beth MEUNIER,
Manitowoc; Gary (Jeanette) MEUNIER, Two Rivers; Cindy
(Bob) SPATZ, Sheboygan Falls; Tony (Hally) MEUNIER,
Whitelaw; Paula (Tom) MARCELLE, Kellnersville; Shelly
(Dick) GROVOGEL, Merrill; Steve (Jeanette) DELCORPS,
Sturgeon Bay; Scott DELCORPS (friend, Mary), Green Bay;
twenty grandchildren; eighteen great-grandchildren; four
sisters, Muriel LEALOU, Green Bay; Jane BRAUER, Sturgeon
Bay; Pat (Gary) GILSON, Green Bay; Claire (Darrell)
BOSMAN, Sturgeon Bay; in-laws, Mary MEUNIER, Leonard
KERSCHER, Rachel KASBOHM (friend, Eddie); Mark SHAW;
Terry and Mary FAMEREE; Randy and Joan FAMEREE; Jill and
Roy GRANT; Vivian and Wayne JOHNSON; Mildred MONFILS;
Donna NICHOLSON; Shirley and Jack PAGEL; Doris and Daryl
WOLSKE; Fay and Willard KOLSTAD; Keith and Sophie
LAVIOLETTE; Roy and Mary LAVIOLETTE; Louie and Susie
LAVIOLETTE-preceded in death by two sisters, Hattie
MEUNIER and Pearl KERSCHER; one brother, Lloyd MEUNIER;
in-laws, Gilbert LEALOU, Elroy BRAUER, Donna SHAW,
Phyllis and Phillip NELSON, Kenneth and Jane LAVIOLETTE-Funeral
services Fri., 9 Apr 2010 at the Holy Name of Mary
church in Maplewood, Rev. Robert KONKOL OFM-FORBES
Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay.
MEYER, Beulah M./ b. 21 Sep 1918, Forestville,
Door Co., WI-d. Thurs. 14 Oct 2010; *Source:
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 20 Oct 2010: Beulah M.
MEYER, (92)-parents: the late Adolph and Julia (POLACHECK)
KOLSTAD-married 16 Apr 1955 to Harold F. MEYER in
Algoma-They farmed for six years-worked at U.S. Plywood
for some 35 years, retiring in 1977-upon retirement, she
and her husband moved to the Gillett area where he
passed away in 1997-In 2004, she moved to an apartment
in Green Bay-Survivors include her three sons and
daughters-in-law, Kenneth and Laverne, Algoma; Donald
and Lynn, Beuford, S.C.; John and Dora, Green Bay;
brother, Hiram KOLSTAD, Algoma; four grandsons, Scott,
Dean, Nickolas and Chad; eight great-grandchildren,
Bradford, Nicole, Samantha and Morganne; Maysen, Brayden,
Skyla and Carson; along with nieces and nephews-preceded
in death by her parents and husband-PFOTENHAUER Funeral
Home, East-Town location, 2379 East Mason St., Green
Bay-Funeral Service Monday at the funeral home with
Pastor David HATCH officiating-Entombment at the Shrine
of the Good Shepherd Chapel Mausoleum-PFOTENHAUER
Funeral Home, www .PfotenhauerFuneralHome .com.
MEYERS, Ellen
Patricia/b. 18 Dec 1914, Red Deer, Alberta,
Canada-d. Thurs. 24 Jun 2010;
OBITUARY-DoorCountyDailyNews.com: Ellen Patricia
MEYERS, (95)-parents: Frank and Theresa MADDEN-graduated
from Sturgeon Bay High School in 1932-married Leon
MEYERS on 29 Feb 1936 in Sturgeon Bay-survived by her
children, James (Gloria) MEYERS, Thomas (Judy) MEYERS,
and a daughter, Carol (Ken) ARNDT of Rhinelander; and
one sister Margaret MINEAU of Oconto, WI; as well as 18
grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren and a
great-great granddaughter-Memorial Mass will be said at
an undetermined date-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home:
www.schinderle.com.
MICHAEL, Bayard Hoyt/b. 20 Jul 1922, Glen Ellyn,
Ill.-d. 14 Jun 2010, at home, Door County, Wisc.;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 26 Jun 2010: Bayard Hoyt
MICHAEL, Mequon and Door County-passed away in his home
in Door County with his daughters, Pam and Kit present
on 14 Jun 2010 and joined his wife, Constance on her
birthday-preceded in death by his wife, Constance Beale
MICHAEL (nee McILWAIN); parents, John William MICHAEL
and Frances MICHAEL (nee POUND), and his brothers, John
and Robert-Survived by his children, Pamela MICHAEL
LANGER, John William (Jeanne) MICHAEL, Katherine MICHAEL
(Tony) Dale, and Bayard Campbell MICHAEL. Further
survived by his grandchildren, Katherine "Casey" (BEREKET)
LANGER TESFAYE, Edwin "Ted" Dale, and Kelly Dale; and
his great-grandchildren, Saba M. TESFAYE and Ribka F.
TESFAYE. Also survived by his special friend, Mary
Hoffmann, with whom he learned to live and love again
following the death of his wife, Constance-Further
survived by his sister, Nanct "Mike" WALLACE and her
sons, their spouses, and their families-parents: Frances
(nee POUND) and John William MICHAEL-moved to Wisconsin
when his father, John William MICHAEL, was recruited to
join a law firm that was to eventually evolve into
Michael, Best, and Friedrich-went to Milwaukee Country
Day School followed by Brown University-graduated from
Brown-began law school at the University of
Connecticut-patented the first helicopter for "old man
Sikorski" a man that he admired for the rest of his
life-father needed his help at the firm, so he left
Connecticut to return to Milwaukee where he finished law
school at Marquette University while working at the firm
with his father-married on 27 Dec 1947 to Constance
Beale McILWAIN-Services were held.
MIELKE, William
"Bill" Jr./b. 3 Aug 1926-d. Sun. 18 Apr 2010;
OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home: William "Bill" Mielke
Jr, 83-parents: William and Elsie (PRIEBE) MIELKE
Sr.-raised in Manitowoc, WI-Following high school
graduation entered the U.S. Army-served in the Asian
theater during WWII-After discharge from the
Army-attended and graduated from the University of
Wisconsin Madison-School of Pharmacy-worked as a
pharmacist in Sturgeon Bay prior to owning and operating
the Algoma Pharmacy-also worked at the pharmacies in the
Algoma Memorial Hospital and Algoma Long Term Care
Unit-member of the: Algoma Chamber of Commerce, Optimist
Club, Algoma Methodist Church, Algoma School Board,
Algoma Community Band, Algoma Housing Authority; he was
on the Board of Directors for Baylake Bank and WAUN-involved
with: Milky Way (now the Crows Nest), Thingsville (now
Living Water Apostolic Ministry), Peter Pipers Pizza
(now North Water Bakery & Deli), M & R Leasing-survived
by son, Jeff (Mary) MIELKE of Folsom, CA; his daughter,
Lynn (Kerry) NICHOLS of Port Washington, WI; his
long-time companion, Ellen MCKENNA of Algoma and her
daughters Susan (Todd) MCKENNA-SLAPP of Green Bay and
Ann (Jeff GRAVES) MCKENNA of Green Bay; grandchildren:
Christopher (Katie) BURGER, Luke SANTOS-MIELKE, Connor
and Molly MCKENNA-SLAPP-preceded in death by his
parents; his brother, Lee; sisters, Esther LAPERRIERE
and Dorothy WESTBERRY-Services at Schinderle Funeral
Home in Algoma Saturday, 24 Apr 2010, Rev. Kevin
DEMBINSKI-Burial at Evergreen Cemetery-SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home.
MIKELS, Joyce Donna/b. 28 Mar 1929, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. Wed. 17 Nov 2010, Golden Living
Center-Dorchester; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Joyce
Donna MIKELS, (81), Sturgeon Bay-parents: Oscar and
Viola (McMILLIAN) KRUEGER-married on 21 May 1945 to
George H. MIKELS in Iron Mountain, Mich-he preceded her
in death on 20 Mar 2003-survived by her son, Donald
(Ruth) MIKELS and granddaughter, Heather Ann MIKELS, all
of Sturgeon Bay-preceded in death by her parents;
husband; three children, Jimmy, Mike (1971), Patsy
(1955); two siblings, Oscar KRUEGER and Betty
SCHUMACHER-Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, 23
Nov 2010, at Huehns Funeral Home with Rev. Larry ZESSIN
officiating-Huehns Funeral Home.
MILLER, Ida/b. 27 Feb 1916, Misiere, Kewaunee
Co., WI-d. 20 Sep 2010, Algoma Long Term Care, Algoma,
WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 22 Sep 2010: Ida
MILLER, (94), Algoma, passed away peacefully-parents:
the late Elmond and Josephine (VANDERTIE) ENGLEBERT-married
Milton R. MILLER on 10 Jun 1942, in Misiere-preceded her
in death 11 Apr 2002-attended Roosevelt School in
Misiere, for eight years-worked at Woldt's in Sturgeon
Bay, the Net Co. in Algoma and was also a
homemaker-survived by a daughter, Veronica (Mark)
MALVITZ, Algoma; a granddaughter, Jessica (John) SMITH,
Sturgeon Bay; a brother, Fabian (Emma) ENGLEBERT; two
sisters-in-law, Janet (MILLER) PETERSON, Emily MILLER;
nieces, nephews and friends-preceded in death by her
husband, Milton; her parents, Elmond and Josephine;
in-laws, Robert and Lillian MILLER; three sisters, Irene
ENGLEBERT, Alice (Jule) MASSART, Myrtle RETZLAFF; three
brothers, Louie (Ida) ENGLEBERT, Eddie and William
ENGLEBERT; sisters and brothers-in-law, Helen MILLER,
Ida (Carl) MISTLEBAUER, Linda (Kenneth) SORENSON, Betty
(Herb) BRAUER, Amanda (Dewey) MAPLES; brothers-in-law,
Elmer (Lila) MILLER, Marvin and Emil MILLER-Funeral: St.
Mary's Catholic Church, Algoma Wednesday with Fr. Bill
SWICHTENBERG officiating-Burial in St. Mary's parish
cemetery-WIESNER-MASSART Funeral Homes.
MILLER, Jeffrey A., Jr./b.
1 Aug 1980, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 29 Jun 2010,
St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI;
OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Jeffrey A. MILLER Jr.,
(29), of Sturgeon Bay, passed away at St. Vincent
Hospital on June 29, 2010 after a sudden
illness-parents: Jeffrey and Joni (BRAMER) MILLER
Sr.-graduated from Sevastopol High School-worked as a
welder for a number of years at Exac-Tech and Bay
Shipbuilding-was a member of the Sault Saint Marie Tribe
of Chippewa Indians-Survivors include his daughter,
Shyann MILLER; parents, Jeff and Joni MILLER; and a
sister Angie (Dan) BOSMAN, all of Sturgeon Bay; paternal
grandmother, Martha MILLER and maternal grandmother,
Fran BRAMER, both of Michigan; many aunts, uncles,
cousins, and a niece and nephew-preceded in death by his
grandfathers, Arthur MILLER and Roland BRAMER-prayer
service conducted Monday, 5 Jul at the Forbes Funeral
Home with the Rev. Timothy MALEK officiating-Burial will
be in Cooks Cemetery in Michigan-Forbes Funeral Home.
MILLER-LAUBENSTEIN, Darlene Elizabeth/b. 13 Aug
1928, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 11 Nov 2010;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 17 Nov 2010: MILLER-LAUBENSTEIN,
Darlene Elizabeth-parents: Vernon and Genevieve
MILLER-After graduation from high school attended and
graduated from Miss Brown's Beauty School in Milwaukee,
Wis-married on 5 Aug 1950 to Duane LAUBENSTEIN, also of
Sturgeon Bay-After moving to California in 1955,
attended Long Beach City College and earned a
stenography degree-worked for McDonnell Douglas-enjoyed
a 25-year career retiring in 1990-predeceased by her
husband Duane who passed away in 2007-survived by her
three daughters, Vicki, Laurie and Barbara, her
son-in-law, Rob, six grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren-A memorial service was held on Nov.
16, 2010, at All Souls Mortuary in Long Beach, CA.
MOORE, Mary Ann/b. 30 Apr 1946, Green Bay, Brown
Co., WI-d. 28 Jul 2010, Unity Hospice's Jack and Engrid
MENG Residence (Green Bay?); OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 31 Jul 2010: Mary Ann MOORE, (64),
Sturgeon Bay, passed away after a long fight against
breast cancer-parents: Ruth and the late Harold
SCHULTZ-married 9 Sep 1967 to James D. MOORE-most
recently employed with the Women's Employment Project
Inc. in Sturgeon Bay-also worked for the Muscular
Dystrophy Association and WSBW radio station where she
was known as "Radio Woman"-survived by husband Jim,
daughters: Robin VAN BUREN, Huntington Beach Calif.; and
her children Kaitlyn and Ethan; Tammy (Joe)
TRZEBIATOWSKI, Rosholt, Wis.; and their children, Jenna,
Sydney and Isabell; mother Ruth SCHULTZ, Green Bay,
Wis.; and brothers, Edward SCHULTZ, Robert SCHULTZ,
Green Bay, Wis. -memorial service will be held at a
future date-no visitation upon Mary Ann's request-PROKO-WALL
Funeral Home
www.prokowall.com . MOORE, Mary Ann/OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Wed. 15 Sep 2010: MOORE, Mary Ann- Friends
may call after 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010 at
Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church, 2270 S. Oneida
Street, Green Bay with Rev. John Becker officiating mass
at 1:30 p.m. Visitation will continue at the church
following the mass.
MOORE, Patrick J./b.
19 May 1941, Sturgeon Bay-d. Sunday, 21 Jun 2009,
Wheaton Franciscan All Saints Medical Center-(68)-parents: late Millard and Lucy (Nee:
WAHL) MOORE-St. Norbert College-National Guard-employed as a
semi truck driver by Ganton Technologies retiring in 2005-member of UAW
Local 627-Surviving are
his son, Michael T. MOORE, San Diego, Calif.; three
sisters, Coleen (Richard) CORNETTE, Sturgeon Bay, Linda
(Donald) FETT, Wickenburg, Ariz., and Michele (Roger)
STOEGER, Wales, Wis.; nieces, nephews, special friends,
Jill and Gene MEIER, Dan SCHUEBEL and John WOOLEY; Memorial
Mass, Monday, 29 Jun, Sts. Peter and paul
Catholic Church, 4767 Dunn Road, Sturgeon Bay,
Rev. Anthony BIRDSALL officiating.." OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Wed. 24 Jun 2009.
MORRELL, Logene M.
MILLER/b. 14 Jul 1914, Lincoln, Nebraska-d. Mon. 16 Feb
2010, Golden Living Center, Sturgeon Bay, Door,
WI-OBITUARY: HUEHNS Funeral Home: (95)-parents: Edward
and Margaret (KESS) MILLER-Married Charles E MORRELL in
Sioux City Iowa on 30 Mar 1935 who preceded her in death
on December 20, 1998-grew up in Sioux City, Iowa-resided
in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Leesburg , Florida and
Indianapolis, Indiana-member of First Baptist Church in
Fort Wayne-Survived by a daughter, Gladys MORRELL of
Albion Michigan, son Thomas MORRELL of Seattle
Washington and son Charles MORRELL, Jr. of Sturgeon Bay;
six grandchildren, Bethany PATTON WOOD, Dave PATTON,
Chuck PATTON, Don MORRELL, Suzanne MORRELL and Jennifer
MORRELL GANSER; ten great-grandchildren-moved to
Sturgeon Bay in 2001 and resided at Pinecrest Village,
Cardinal Ridge Residential Care Facility and lastly at
the Dorchester Golden Living Center-private family
internment service at a later date in Fort Wayne
Indiana-In Lieu of flowers donations may be made to
Unity Hospice or The Alzheimers Association –Greater
Wisconsin Chapter-Huehns Funeral Home.
MUELLER, Richard A./b. 21 Nov 1940, Plymouth,
WI-d. 3 Jul 2010, Baileys Harbor, Door Co., WI;
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Richard A. Mueller,
(69), Baileys Harbor, WI-passed away peacefully in his
beloved gazebo at home on the evening of July
3rd-parents: Arthur & Jane MUELLER-attended public
schools in Plymouth and worked at Walcott’s Shoe
store-then worked with his father at the weekly Plymouth
Review newspaper. He moved to Manitowoc to work for the
Herald Times, then Neenah to work for the News
Record-started his art career while living in Neenah and
moved to Door County in 1988 to open his own art
gallery-married Barbara J. PFEIFER 20 Oct 1962 in
Plymouth-survived by his wife Barbara, sons Anthony
(Kimberly) Roselle IL and Paul (Heather) Winneconne WI.
Grand children Cody Richard, Kathryn Elizabeth, Emily
Anne and Benjamin Randall. Very special friend of the
family Kathy GLASNAP, Fish Creek. Brother, William
MUELLER (JoAnn) Egg Harbor, nephew, “Chef” Andy MUELLER
(Kay) and their sons, Sturgeon Bay, nieces Michelle and
Jodi MUELLER Green Bay. Cousins Gary and Lois GUSTAVESON
and family Janesville WI, and Greta GUSTAVESON and
family, Sarasota FL-preceded in death by his parents
Arthur & Jane MUELLER, Uncle Bob and Aunt Trudy
GUSTAVESON and Cousin Eric GUSTAVESON-Casperson Funeral
Home - Sister Bay-Celebration Gathering will be held at
The Hillside Restaurant Ellison Bay WI. Saturday July
17th from 11-2pm.
MUENSTER, Theodore/b. 20 May 1918-d. 30 Nov 2010,
Door County Memorial Hospital; *Source: OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: Theodore MUENSTER, (92)- worked as a
manufacturing Engineer for CAI in Barrington, Ill.,
before retiring and moving to Sturgeon Bay, Wis., in
1979, with his wife, Barbara-World War II Army Veteran
with three Bronze battle stars, three overseas service
bars, a good conduct metal, and a purple heart-first
wife, Dorothy and his second wife, Barbara both
predeceased him in death-also preceded in death by his
sister, Gladys GUARDEPEE and his brothers, Oscar, Edward
‘Chub’ and Charles MUENSTER, and Alvin TONN-survived by
his sons, Robert MUENSTER and Rick MUENSTER, his
daughter Roxanne OBERMAYER, his stepson, Woody STEPHENS,
stepdaughters, Wendy CHAPMAN, and Debra STEPHENS-had 15
grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren-memorial
service Saturday, 11 Dec 2010 at Hope United Church of
Christ at 141 S. 12th Ave. Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Military
honors will follow-HUEHNS Funeral Home,
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
NALBERT, Roland A. "Rolie"/d. 12 Aug 2009;
OBITUARY: Door Co. Advocate: Sat. 15 Aug 2009: Roland A.
"Rolie" NALBERT, (73), d. Wed. 12 Aug 2009-preceded in
death by wife Yvonne Marie (nee COTE) and son David John
NALBERT-Survived by sons Christopher Joeseph NALBERT and
Kenneth Walter NALBERT; grandchildren: Tiffany Nichole,
Sarah Lynn, Nickolous Joeseph NALBERT, Theodore Michael
"Teddy", Rachel Marie, Sarah Jewel and Joanna Elizabeth;
Brother of Dick (Barb)-preceded in death by sisters
Helen SKET, Tina PROVENCHER, Louis FRENCH, Chester
NALBERT and Irene STRYKER-Funeral Service-Wed. 19 Aug
2009 at Max A. SASS and Sons Funeral and Cremation
Service Greenridge Chapel, 4747 S. 60th St., Milwaukee,
WI (www.maxsass.com)
- Burial at Chapel Hill Cemetery.
NEBEL, Anita Margaret HICKEY/b. 6 Dec 1918,
Stevens Point, WI-d. 16 Feb 2010, Pinecrest, Sturgeon
Bay, Door, WI: OBITUARY: Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 20 Feb
2010: (91), of Sturgeon Bay-parents Daniel Patrick
HICKEY (Colby, Wis.) and Rosalie VOSBURG (Selmont,
Wis.)-V. & M. Education Foundation for gifted
students-moved to middle school in six grade after
passing the state requirements for 8th grade-P. J.
Jacobs Senior High School-won the Wisconsin State
Spelling Bee-graduated from the University of Wisconsin,
Stevens Point, Bachelor of Science Degree, having a
diversified Major in Textile Chemistry, Fashion Design,
and the Social Sciences-teacher at P. J. Jacobs Senior
High School, Stevens Point-chosen to introduce an
advanced Social Sciences curriculum in Door
County-teaching the program for one year at Sevastopol
High School-returned the following year to teach at P.
J. Jacobs Senior High-member of the Wisconsin Education
Association-married late in 1943-1965, she continued
graduate study in Fashion Design taking joint curriculum
through Columbia University and U.W. Stevens
Point-belonged to the Moravian Church-survived by her
five children: Paula (Roger) OAKDALE, Bellevue, Wash.;
Valerie (Dennis) CLEMEN, Madison, Wis.; Elaine (David)
ANSCHUTZ, Green Bay, Wis.; Richard NEBEL II (Debbie) and
Bryon (Lori) NEBEL, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. She has 10
grandchildren and two great-grandchildren-preceded in
death by brothers, Donald and Paul HICKEY, and sisters,
Evelyn DRAVES, Lucille PAGEL, and Alice MCLEOD. Services
will be private.
NELL, Sarah "Sadye"/b. 30 Sep 1914, Milwaukee,
WI-d. 6 Oct 2010, Morningside Health Center, Sheboygan;
OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Sarah “Sadye” I. NELL,
formerly of 552 Louisiana St., Sturgeon Bay
(96)-parents: Edna (SCHULTZ) and Cyrus W. INGRAHAM-grew
up in Milwaukee and completed high school in
1932-attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison for
one year-married on 28 Oct 1934 to Harry W. NELL in her
family’s living room in Milwaukee-had 60 wonderful years
together, moving several times to cities in Wisconsin
and Iowa-Harry was a store manager for the J. C. Penney
Co.-In 1960 they moved to Sturgeon Bay where Sadye
assisted Harry in running their family business, the
Peninsula Oil Co., for 31 years-member of the United
Methodist Church in Sturgeon Bay and an active member of
Eastern Star, serving in many offices including several
times as Worthy Matron. She was an officer of the Grand
Chapter of Wisconsin-briefly wrote for the Des Moines
Register in the early 1950s and wrote and produced
several skits for the Wisconsin Grand Chapter of Eastern
Star-preceeded in death by her husband, Harry, son
William, six brothers and sisters, three
brothers-in-law, one daughter-in-law and one
son-in-law-survived by her two daughters: Janet (Robert)
ESLER of Sheboygan, Dr. Patricia NELL of Sturgeon Bay,
five grandchildren: William (Tammy) NELL of Green Bay,
Tracey NELL of Sturgeon Bay, Jennifer (Darren) DeBROUX
of Brussels, Harry (Sally) NELL of Sturgeon Bay and Amy
Nell ESLER of St. Paul, Minnesota, three
step-grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren-was the
family matriarch and family historian-researched the
INGRAHAM family back to the American
Revolution-membership in the Daughters of the American
Revolution-enjoyed annual trips to New York State for
family reunions-wintered in Myrtle Beach, South
Carolina, for eight years-will be buried in the NELL
family plot in Arlington Cemetery in Milwaukee-funeral
will be held in Sturgeon Bay on Saturday, October 9-
Huehns Funeral Home, 1414 Michigan Street, Sturgeon Bay,
WI 54235-Eastern Star service will be held on
Saturday-Memorials may be made in her memory to Honor
Chapter #1 Order of Eastern Star, or the United
Methodist Church in Sturgeon Bay-HUEHNS Funeral Home,
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
NELSON, Carol H./b. 7 Mar 1939, Milwaukee, WI-d.
Thurs. 25 Nov 2010, OSF St. Anthony Medical Center;
*Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: Carol H. NELSON,
(71), Rockford-parents: Roy and Evelyn HARDENBROOK
JOHNSON-Graduated from Pulaski High School and Alverno
College in Milwaukee-received her Master's Degree from
Villanova University-Married Ronald B. NELSON in
Milwaukee on 23 Dec 1961-began career teaching in the
Milwaukee Public School System-taught in Appleton,
Wis.-taught in the main line town of Gladwyn, Penn., a
suburb of Philadelphia, at the Children's House, a
private Montessori School-lived in Bergamo, Italy, from
1972 to 1973 where took Elementary AMI Montessori
training-returned to Pennsylvania-team taught the first
elementary Montessori Program there, which she had
established-started the Montessori program in Rockford
as an alternative program and was instrumental in
expanding it through the years- taught at Garrison,
Henrietta and Lathrop schools as well as some time spent
teaching at St. Rita School-member of the Rockford
Woman's Club and Delta Kappa Gamma-following her
retirement was one of the original people involved in
the development of "Kid's Place" within the court
system-Survivors include her husband, Ronald;
sister-in-law, Jean (Raleigh) BLOCH; nieces, Diana
(Paul) NOREIKA and Julie (Bob) ASTEGHER; grand-nieces
and grand-nephews, Brian and Matthew NOREIKA, Karen
(Brian) McGRAW and Sarah ORLOSKI; great-grand nephew,
Jack McGRAW; cousins and many good friends-Predeceased
by her parents and step-parents, Jeanette (Neal)
McCLELLAN-memorial celebration Sunday, 5 Dec 2010, in
Rockford Country Club, 2500 Oxford St.-Fitzgerald
Funeral Home & Crematory, Mulford Chapel, 1860 S.
Mulford Rd., www.fitzgerald
NELSON, Edward Olaf/b.
3 Oct 1924, Ellison Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 26 Oct 2010;
*Source: Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 29 Dec 2010: Edward Olaf
NELSON, (86), Grand Forks (formerly of Ellison Bay,
Wis.)-parents: John and Anna NELSON-graduated from
Gibraltar High School-After military service graduated
from Luther College with a degree in Math-. He earned
his PhD in Math from the University of Minnesota in
1959-was a Math Professor at the University of North
Dakota for 35 years before retiring in 1993-Survivors
include daughters, Julie (Rik) GETTY, Boulder, Colo.;
Gail NELSON, Northfield, Minn.; and Teresa (Doug)
BEARROOD, Woodbury, Minn.; and three grandchildren-also
survived by his brother, Gordon (Donna) NELSON, Ellison
Bay-preceded in death by his wife, Bobbe NELSON and
siblings, Robert NELSON and Agnes (NELSON)
SMITH-Memorial Service held at Shepherd of the Bay
Lutheran Church in Ellison Bay, Wis., on Thursday, 30
Dec 2010.
NELSON, Merlyn Donald/b. 15 Jun 1925, Sister Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. Sat. 11 Dec 2010; *Source: Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 11 Dec 2010: Merlyn Donald NELSON,
(85)-parents: Joseph and Alma (BECKSTROM)
NELSON-graduated from Ellison Bay High School in
1941-was their star basketball player-served his country
in the United States Navy during World War II in the
Philippines-When he returned home from the war he worked
for Hass Dairy in Sister Bay, A. O. Smith and Schlitz
Brewery in Milwaukee-returned to Sister Bay and worked
as a carpenter with his father Joseph and brother
Harlow-They built many homes in Northern Door County,
including the home he lived in-life-long member of the
Sister Bay Moravian Church-survived by nephews and
nieces; David (Carolyn) NELSON, Larry (Jane) NELSON,
Lynn (Margie) NELSON, Laverne (Glen) HOFFMANN, Carol (Naron)
FISHER, Valerie (Dennis) SHAW, Joan NELSON-THOME, Susan
(Dick) STAVER, Cindy NELSON, Sally (Paul) KODANKO,
Ingrid (Mel) LAWRENCE and Joan (Dan) BUSHMAN and also by
great nephews and great nieces, other relatives and
friends-preceded in death by parents, brothers Ellsworth
(Jane) NELSON, Harlow (Lucille) NELSON, Elliot (Louise)
NELSON, sisters Muriel (Earl) HOFF and Marcella (LENNART)
WIDEN. Also nephew Dennis NELSON and niece Jean
NELSON-funeral service on Wed. 15 Dec 2010 at Sister Bay
Moravian Church-thank you to Delmar DAHL for all his
loving visits with Merlyn and the Good Samaritan Society
Scandia Village Care Center and Pastor Kerry KRAUSS and
Pastor Dawn VOLPE-CASPERSON Funeral Home,
www.caspersonfuneralhome.com
NIENOW, Lisa Ann (STACH)/b. 24 May 1959, Sturgeon
Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 12 Jul 2010, at home, West Bend,
WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate- Sat. 21 Aug 2010: Lisa
Ann (STACH) NIENOW, (51), West Bend, Wis., passed away
at home after a three year battle with ovarian
cancer-lived in Sturgeon Bay in her early
twenties-worked at Apple Valley Lanes-moved back to her
childhood home in Menomonee Falls, Wis.-completed her
schooling as a hair dresser-worked at Hair Care Harmony
and Classic Hairlines-receptionist at Milwaukee Electric
Tool Co.-married Robert NIENOW, on 5 May 1990-survived
by her husband, Bob; two cherished sons, Justin and
Keith; all of West Bend; loving parents, Lee and Dee
STACH, Forestville, Wis.; dear sisters, Debbie (Bill)
OVERBECK, Sturgeon Bay, and Patti (Greg) HELLAND,
Germantown, Wis.; maternal aunt Jayne (Steve) BELONGIA,
Sturgeon Bay; two maternal uncles, Ronald (Jeri)
FLEMING, Sturgeon Bay, and Robert (Kay) FLEMING, Canyon
Lake, Tx. & One Paternal Uncle J. R. (Lois) STACH
Algoma, WI. and many loving nieces, nephews and
cousins-preceded in death by one infant brother, Ricky
Lee STACH; maternal grandparents, Elmer (Red) and
Lucille FLEMING, Sturgeon Bay; and paternal grandparents
Clarence and Myrtle STACH, Forestville; paternal uncles
John (Judy) STACH and Charles STACH; paternal aunt Dee
(Karl) PUDER, Round Lake, Ill.-Funeral services were
held 16 Jul 2010, at Wisconsin Memorial Park, Milwaukee,
Wis.- Guest book may be signed at
www.jsonline.com/obits.
NOLL, Agnes/b. 22
Apr 1895, Nasewaupee, Door Co., WI-d. 1968, Hoosick
Falls, NY-(72), parents: Mr. and Mrs. Elias HAINES-grew
up here-became a nurse in Sturgeon Bay and
Milwaukee-spent most of married life in
Milwaukee-Husband: William NOLL who died about 10 years
ago-had moved to their cottage at Hainesville after Mr.
NOLL's retirement-Surviving: daughter, Mrs. Carl (Jean)
ROWE, Greenfield Center, N.Y.; four grandchildren; a
brother, Talmadge HAINES, in San Francisco; three
sisters, Miss Elma HAINES, R. 4, Mrs. L. E. (Nellie)
ORR, San Antonio, TX, and Mrs. Manda DARVY, Owantonna,
MN.-OBIT: Door Co. Advocate-Tues. 2 Apr 1968, Sec.
1-P.3.
NORZ, Geri/d. Mon.
8 Jun 2009, at home, Fish Creek-(78)-married Ann- owned and operated the Fish
Creek General Store for 30 years starting in 1970, -children, five grandchildren, nieces, nephews and
assorted pets. Survivors include his wife of 50
years, Ann, two children, Gerald (Lisa), and Charles
(Karen), five grandchildren. Annika, Kelsey, Lindsay,
Alex, and Abby; and a brother, Hans-preceded in death by
one brother, Helmut-memorial service in Fish Creek
Saturday, 25 Jul (2009). OBITUARY-Door
County Advocate-Wed. 17 Jun 2009.
OEHLERT, Dorothy Julia/b. 20 Apr 1921, Rio, WI-d.
Wed. 14 Apr 2010, Pine Acres Care Center, DeKalb;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-24 Apr 2010: Dorothy Julia
Oehlert, 88, Sycamore, died peacefully-parents: Nelvin
and Lyda (MATHISON) MONSON-married Lynn F. OEHLERT 30
May 1942, in Rio-he preceded her in death 5 Nov
1994-Bachelor's and Master's degrees at NIU-taught grade
school in DeKalb County for 30 years-member of Salem
Lutheran Church-Retired Teachers Assoc., AFS, and
volunteered for American Cancer Society and American
Heart Association-survived by three daughters, Judy
(Bill) BERGESON, Sycamore; Connie (Mike) O'HARA,
Rochester, Minn.; and Bonnie (Bob) HARTMANN, Sturgeon
Bay, Wis.; three sons, Rod (Marty) OEHLERT, Sycamore;
Mark (Nancy) OEHLERT, Sterling; and Don (Julie) OEHLERT,
Arlington Heights; 13 grandchildren, Daniel (Katie) and
Peter (Kerri) FRIZ, Kevin, Liam, Annie and Nora O'HARA,
Kim (Eric) SIMMONS, Stephanie (Pete) KLEIN, Christy,
Michelle, Amanda, Samuel and Rachel OEHLERT, six
great-grandchildren, Julia and Erin SIMMONS, Shane
OEHLERT, Madison, Mia and Grace FRIZ; three sisters,
Gertrude TORMEY, Vacaville, Calif.; Lorraine OLSTADT,
Madison, Wis.; Claudine SCHWARTZ-FEAGIN, Littleton,
Colo.; sister-in-law, Joan MONSON; and several nieces
and nephews-Predeceased by her parents; husband; two
brothers, Vernon and Kenneth MONSON-Funeral service
Monday, 19 Apr 2010, in Salem Lutheran Church, 1145
DeKalb Ave, Sycamore, Rev. Dr. Janet H. HUNT-Burial in
Elmwood Cemetery-OLSON Funeral & Cremation Services,
Quiram-Sycamore Chapel-
www.olsonfh.com.
O'HERN, Patrick Edward/b. 26 Jun 1952, Sturgeon
Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 14 Oct 2010; OBITUARY-Door County
Advocate-Sat. 23 Oct 2010: Patrick Edward O'HERN, (58),
of Park Ridge, IL and Door County, WI-lifetime resident
of Door County-graduated from Sevastopol High School and
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point-married Carol (SCHIEMANN)
Aug 1982 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church-Surviving are
his wife Carol; one son, Patrick (Giovan MONTANARO),
Park Ridge; one daughter, Shannon (Brandon CROMWELL)
Park Ridge and Tuscaloosa, Alabama; two sisters, Mary
(Bruce) GUILLAUME and Jean (Dave) BOTTONI;
sister-in-law, Leslie (Jon) GAST, Sturgeon Bay; nieces
and nephews-preceded in death by his parents, Edward and
Rita (NUESSE) O'HERN; one sister, Sus (Ken) CULLEN; and
mother-in-law Elsie (EBERT) SCHIEMANN-memorial service
held Tues. 19 Oct 2010 at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in
Park Ridge-A reception celebrating his life is being
planned in Door County.
OLSEN, Faye Shirley/b. 13 Apr 1928, Detroit,
Michigan-d. Thurs. 30 Dec 2010, The Gathering of Door
County, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: Faye Shirley OLSEN, (82), formerly of
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, and more recently of
Sturgeon Bay,-parents: Fred and Viola (GORDON) LEPIRE-worked
as a sky chef for American Airlines-member of the
Cribbage Club in Sault Ste. Marie-collected limited
edition coins-survived by her two daughters, Virginia
(Tom) DE PAEPE of Arkansas (and their children, Thomas,
Cindy, and Tiffany ), Brenda (Charlie MURASKI) BAUER of
Sturgeon Bay (and her son, Kyle JENKINS), and her
deceased son Raymond’s children, Raymond and Michael
GOLEMBIEWSKI, of Ohio; nine great-grandchildren; and one
brother, Roger (Janet) LePIRE of Green Bay-preceded in
death by parents and son, Raymond GOLEMBIEWSKI-no public
funeral services for Faye S. OLSEN-HUEHNS Funeral Home
OLSON, David N./b. 23 Apr 1938, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. Wed. 2 Jun 2010, Shady Lane Nursing Care
Center, Manitowoc, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 5
Jun 2010: David N. OLSON age (72) of 338 Woodridge Place
Manitowoc-parents: late Norman and Eleanora (GIGSTAD)
OLSON-grew up in Door Co.-was 1956 graduate of Sturgeon
Bay High School-graduated in 1960 from St. Olaf College
in Northfield, Minn. with a degree in education-taught
for one semester in Sturgeon Bay-taught 1961-1966 at
Boscobel-1966 moved to Manitowoc and was employed by the
Manitowoc School District until his retirement in
1998-former Dept. Head for the Language Arts Dept. of
the Manitowoc Public School District-Married 4 Aug 1962
to Jean M. WANKE at Sturgeon Bay-member of First
Lutheran Church-44 year member of the Clipper City
Chordsman-sang in many quartets in the area from
1967-2008 including: the Humm Bugs, Welcome Change,
Sound Gallery, New Manitones, Carte Blanche adn
Occasional harmony-editor for SPEBSQSA (Society for the
Perservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet
Singing in America) Land of Lakes District, Pitch Piper;
a monthly publication from 1977-1988-Didtrict
Barbershopper of the Year in 1984 and historian for the
district from 1988-1997-president of the Clipper City
Chordsman for three terms and its historian-Survivors
include his wife: Jean OLSON of Manitowoc; three
children and their spouses: John OLSON of Tempe, AZ;
Laurie (Tracy) VIRNOCHE of Manitowoc; Eric (Kristen)
OLSON of Yorktown, VA; five grandchildren: Hailey
VIRNOCHE, Mackenzie VIRNOCHE, Alex OLSON, Hannah OLSON
and Lily OLSON; two sisters and brothers-in-law: Sigrid
(Duane) WIANS of Green Bay; Chris Jay HILL of Madison;
one sister-in-law and brother-in-law: Jan (Earl) HIGGINS
of Stevens Point; nieces, nephews other relatives and
friends survive-preceded in death by his parents: Norman
and Eleanora OLSON and his father-in-law and
mother-in-law: Owen and Violet WANKE-Memorial Service:
Mon. 7 Jun 2010 at the First Lutheran Church, 521 N. 8th
St. Manitowoc, Rev. Roald HARSWICK-entombment of his
cremated remains to follow at Knollwood Mausoleum, 1500
Hwy 310, Manitowoc-The REINBOLD & PFEFFER Family Funeral
Home of Manitowoc.
OLSON-METCALF, Margaret/b. 21 Aug 1925, Liberty
Grove, Door Co., WI-d. Thurs. 10 Jun 2010, Ashtabula Co.
Nursing Home, Ashtabula, OH; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 30 Jun 2010: Margaret OLSON-METCALF, (84)
Ashtabula, Ohio-parents: Isadore and Lorraine (STAVER)
PLUFF-employed at the Parrish House Restaurant and at
Carlisle's for 17 years in the credit department-member
of the First United Methodist Church and the Red Hat
Society-survived by her two sons, Larry OLSON, Sturgeon
Bay, Wis.; and James OLSON, Ashtabula; step-son, Duane (Laila)
METCALF, Parker, Colo.; four daughters, June (John) LONG
and Betty (Douglas) VALENTINE, both of Ashtabula;
Margaret (James) PANENEN, Dorset; and Pam STULL, Castle,
Rock, Colo.; four sisters, Augusta BRUNGRABER and
Bernice HAWKINS, both of Wisconsin; and Patricia
SCRUGGS, Jeanette SADER, Arkansas; three brothers, Harry
PLUFF, Arkansas; Kenneth PLUFF, Florida; and Darrell
PLUFF, Jefferson; 19 grandchildren; 27
great-grandchildren; and three
great-great-grandchildren-preceded in death by her
parents; her first husband, Lawrence OLSON; second
husband, Donald METCALF; step-son, Donald METCALF Jr.;
and two brothers, Raymond and Arthur-FLEMING BILLMAN
Funeral Home- flemingbillman.com .
ONAN, Colin L. "Collie"/d. Sat. 6 Nov 2010,
Elizabeth Residence, Bayside: Door County Advocate: Wed.
10 Nov 2010: Colin L. ONAN, (76), Mequon, passed away
peacefully-graduated from Wayland Academy of Beaver Dam
in 1953, and from Layton School of Art in 1957-married
Catherine LeCLAIR of Jacksonport after graduation-began
his career at Waukee Engineering Company in Milwaukee,
Wis.-25 years with Waukee-excellent sculptor and oil
painter-favorite places to spend time was in Jacksonport,
Wis., -survived by sons, Roby (Karen) ONAN, Grafton,
Wis.; Kevin (Jan) ONAN, Hendersonville, N.C.; and Kim
(Kevin) SCHULTZ, Wausau, Wis.; grandchildren, Alyssa,
Zachary and Becky ONAN, Theresa, Lucas and Jacob ONAN,
and Evan and Nicholas SCHULTZ-survived by his brother,
Robert (Gail) ONAN, St. Paul, Minn.-nieces, nephews and
other relatives-preceded in death by his parents, Robert
C. ONAN and Katherine (LUCAS) ONAN-private family
gathering will be held in remembrance of Colin
ORLIK, Artie L./b. 17 Aug 1944, Crystal Falls,
Mich.-d. Wed. 10 Nov 2010, Hospice Care, Madison, Dane
Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 13 Nov
2010: Artie L. ORLIK, Madison-parents: Adele and Arthur
CLARK-received her BA at the University of Michigan in
1965-married Peter ORLIK in 1964-moved to Madison in
1966-taught mathematics, most recently at Madison West
High School, and retired in 2004-family summer home in
Door County-survived by her husband, Peter; daughter,
Anne Britt ORLIK and partner Leah CRESWELL; daughter,
Katrina PHELPS and husband, Nate; grandchildren, Alyssa
and Riley PHELPS; and mother Adele BROAD CLARK-preceded
in death by her father, Arthur S. CLARK-celebration of
her life will be held at HospiceCare, 5395 E. Cheryl
Pkwy on Sunday, Dec. 19, from 2 to 4 p.m.-Cress Funeral
Service, (608) 238-3434
ORLOCK, John A./b. 6 Apr 1924, Chicago, IL-d. 13
Oct 2010, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: John A. ORLOCK, (86), late of Sturgeon
Bay, passed in his sleep in the early morning hours of
13 Oct 2010, surrounded by members of his family-had
been battling various physical ailments, including heart
disease, in the last years of his life-The oldest son of
Arthur "Jack" ORLOCK and Verona (MURPHY)-attended Lane
Tech High School and began a career in insurance at the
Homer Gwinn company-met his wife of 60-plus years,
Marion (TRACY), while working at the firm-married on 27
Jan 1950, in Chicago-settled in Downers Grove, in the
western suburbs of Chicago, to raise a family of seven
children-earned certification as a CPCU in insurance
underwriting and rose to vice president of Security
Mutual Casualty Company in Chicago before finishing his
career as an insurance regulator for the state of
Illinois-retired in 1990 to Sturgeon Bay,
Wisconsin-poetry work recently appeared in the pages of
the Peninsula Pulse, and he continued composing new
verse up to the last days of his life-preceded in death
by his parents and three siblings: Robert, Marjean (HOLUB),
and Gloria (DARMODY)-survived by his wife and seven
children: Pamela Louise (FOULK) of Downers Grove;
Michael John (Elizabeth FOLEY) of Sturgeon Bay; John
Tracy of Downers Grove; Robert John (Trish KARRIS) of
Madison, Alabama; Jane Louise (Brandon BAWEL) of Downers
Grove; Patricia Louise (GRAF) of Evanston, Illinois; and
Amy Louise (Joe WAGNER) of Downers Grove- grandfather of
18 and great-grandfather of four-Memorial services held
for friends and family in Sturgeon Bay Thursday, October
21, at 1:30 PM at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church; and in
Downers Grove, Illinois, Thursday, 28 Oct at 10:00 AM at
St. Mary’s Catholic Church-Huehns Funeral Home of
Sturgeon Bay, www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
OTT, Carolyn A./b.
29 Sep 1947, Algoma, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. Sat. 5 Jun
2010, Door Co. Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door
Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Carolyn A. OTT,
(62), Sturgeon Bay passed away after a long courageous
battle on Saturday June 5, 2010-parents: Gerald and Ruby
DENAMUR-married on 30 Aug 1969 to Dennis M. OTT at St.
Mary’s Church in Algoma-Survivors include her husband,
Dennis M.; a daughter Tina HOWARD, Sturgeon Bay; a
grandson, Branden; two brothers, Gary (Marilyn) DeNAMUR,
Sturgeon Bay; Roy (Cheryl) DeNAMUR, Dykesville; Several
brothers and sisters in law-preceded in death by her
son, Emeri Angel OTT and her parents-Memorial
services Friday, 18 Jun 2010 at the FORBES Funeral Home,
Howard LINDSAY Minister-FORBES Funeral Home.
OURADNIK, Alvina B./b. 18 Mar 1926, Jacksonport,
Door, WI-d. Sun. 14 Mar 2010, Shady Lane Nursing Care
Center, Manitowoc, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed.
17 Mar 2010: Alvina B. OURADNIK, (83), formerly of 148
Davis Street, Two Rivers-parents: late Richard and
Amelia (SCHULTZ) STREGE-married William H. OURADNIK 10
Feb 1945, at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church-He
preceded her in death on 28 Jan 2004-member of Immanuel
Evangelical Lutheran Church-Survivors include one
daughter and son-in-law: Sandra L. (John) STADELMAN,
Manitowoc; one son: James A. OURADNIK and special friend
Calla LODEL, Two Rivers; six grandchildren: Michael (DeNean)
STADELMAN, Manitowoc; Stacey (Mark) STURM, Mishicot;
Travis OURADNIK and special friend Jackie SLEGER, Two
Rivers; Devodah HOLSCHBACH, MN; Tori (Harold) OWENS, TX;
Sgt. Major Brian HOLSCHBACH, Iraq; seven great
grandchildren; one brother and sister-in-law: Robert
(Ann) STREGE, Neenah; brothers-in-law and
sisters-in-law: Gordon CARMODY, Algoma; Donald "Jack"
OURADNIK, IL; Melvin (Shirley) OURADNIK, Manitowoc; Gary
(Sandy) OURADNIK, Mishicot; Hazel ARNEMAN, Manitowoc;
Mary Ann LANDT, Manitowoc; Joan (Harlas) LUCKOW,
Manitowoc; Jane KRACHT, Two Rivers; Shirley (Allan)
BARNER, Two Rivers. Nieces, nephews-preceded in death by
her parents; her husband, William; one son and
daughter-in-law: Richard W. (Sandra) OURADNIK; one
grandson: Jason T. OURADNIK; five brothers and three
sisters; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law-Funeral
services held Thurs. 18 Mar 2010, at Immanuel
Evangelical Lutheran Church, 916 Pine Street, Manitowoc,
Rev. Paul SCHOSSOW and Rev. Nicholas MAGLIETTO-entombment
at Knollwood Mausoleum, 1500 Hwy 310, Manitowoc-Reinbold
& Pfeffer Family Funeral Home.
PARADISE, Ruth M./b. 23 Apr 1929, Algoma, Kewaunee
Co., WI-d. Sat. 14 Aug 2010, Algoma, Kewaunee Co.,
WI; OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home: Ruth M.
PARADISE, (81), 5060 County S, Algoma-parents: late
Beatrice (NOVAK) and Herman KIRCHMAN-married to
Alfred PARADISE on 26 Oct 1948 at St. Mary's
Catholic Church in Algoma-her husband preceded her
in death 13 Aug 1992-owned and operated the home
farm up until her death-
he is survived by one daughter, Mary Ellen (Lee)
SILBILSKY, Forestville, and one son, Mark (Janet)
PARADISE, Algoma-survived by two sisters, Pearl JADIN and
Barb and John ROGERS, two brothers Willard and June KIRCHMAN, and Larry and Judy KIRCHMAN, brothers
in-law and sisters in-law Rita PARADISE, Pat and
Shirley PARADISE, Joe and Carol PARADISE, and many
special nieces and nephews-preceded in death by her parents, and
brothers and sisters in-law Rod JADIN, Virgil
PARADISE, Marge and Milton WALDOW, Mary and Edward
BLAHA, and Verna and Hank DeBOUCHE, and nephew Jason
ROGERS, mother and father in-law Lawrence and Mary
PARADISE and stepmother Mary (BUHR) PARADISE-Mass at St. Peters Catholic Church in
Lincoln (
Kewaunee
Co.) Tuesday
17 Aug 2010 with Deacon Paul ZENEFSKI
officiating-Entombment will be at the Shrine of
Good Shepard Mausoleum, Green Bay-SCHINDERLE Funeral
home.
PETERS, Michael Norman/b. 1948-d. 4 Mar 2010, at
home in Houston, Texas-OBITUARY: Door County
Advocate-Wed. 17 Mar 2010:Michael Norman PETERS died of
natural causes after a long period of chronic
illness-parents: Frances and Norman PETERS of Green
Bay-married Helen OFF of Sturgeon Bay-resided there
until the couple moved to Houston-office manager at a
frame and body shop-worked security until he was no
longer able-In spite of his disabilities, he volunteered
with the Houston Police Department-served on the local
Citizens Patrol .3 -helped whenever the city asked for
volunteers including during Hurricanes Katrina and
Ike-always loved caring for dogs-survived by his wife,
Helen and his sister Karen O'MALLEY of Malone,
Wisconsin.
PETERSON, Coral/b. 2 Sep 1936-15 May 2010;
OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Coral Peterson 73, of
Baileys Harbor passed away Saturday, May 15, 2010 at her
home following a lengthy illness-formal academic
education in Chicago-career in Elk Grove School District
59-retired after 30 years-joined staff of the
Theosophical Society in Wheaton for 9 years-preceded in
death by husband: Pat, Chicago firefighter; step-dad
Bill, son Mark at age 23-surviving is one son
Lee-Service of remembrance Sat, 22 May 2010 at the Oaks
in Baileys Harbor in the Gazebo-reception following at
Coral's House in the Oaks- Huehns Funeral Home www.huehnsfuneralhome.com .
PETERSON, Roger Franklyn/b. 20 Jun 1928, Cedar
Rapids Iowa-d. 13 May
2010, Pine Crest Residential Living, Sturgeon Bay, Door,
WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Retired Judge Roger
Franklyn Peterson 81 years, of Sturgeon Bay, died
Thursday evening, May 13, 2010 at Pine Crest Residential
Living in Sturgeon Bay-parents: only son of Benjamin
Harrison and Eda A. (SWENSON) PETERSON-graduated high
school and Coe College in Cedar Rapids Iowa, then
University of Iowa-School of Law-law practice with
Butterfield, Ball, Beekman and Peterson-elected county
attorney-Chief Judge of Iowa's 1st Judicial
District-served in U.S. Army in Europe 1950 to
1951-married Mary E. VAN VLIET on 23 Feb 1957 at Pella
Iowa 2nd Reform Church-she preceded him in death on 12
Oct 2003-member of Hope United Church of Christ,
Sturgeon Bay Rotary Club and the Board of
Adjustment-Survivors include three sons, Bruce (Susan)
and their son Simon, Boston, Mass; Jeff (Jill) and their
children, Brandon and Breanna PETERSON, Detroit, Mich;
Justin (Kyle) and their children, Lydia and Ben, Denver,
Colo.-Funeral services Mon. 17 May 2010 at Hope United
Church of Christ in Sturgeon Bay, Rev. Richard FEYEN-Burial
at Oakwood Cemetery in Pella, Iowa on Wed. 19 May 2010- HUEHNS
Funeral Home.
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
PIERQUET, Betty J./b.
20 May 1928, Oshkosh, WI-d. 16 Dec 2009, Park View
Manor, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI-(81)-of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Arden and Marie (CONRAD) SHELDON-Married 9 Apr
1949, Cy A. PIERQUET, Green Bay-owned and operated PIERQUET's TV and
Appliance with locations in both Green Bay and Sturgeon
Bay-retired to Sturgeon Bay and Sarasota,
Florida-Survivors: 2 children, Cy PIERQUET Jr.,
and Debra (Kevin) WELSH, Boulder, CO; 2 special
grandchildren, Eric WELSH and Kelly WELSH; a
sister-in-law, Anna SHELDON, Oshkosh; a nephew, Rick
SHELDON, Las Vegas, NV; a cousin, Marie (Skip) HARTMAN,
Sturgeon Bay; brothers-in-laws and sisters-in-law,
Marvin PIERQUET, Jerome PIERQUET, Doloros (Ray) HEYRMAN,
Shirley (Jim) MORGAN, Myrna (Robert) PASTERSKI, Kathleen
LALUZERNE, Loreen (Larry) CUMBER, Helen PIERQUET,
Lucille PIERQUET, Delores PIERQUET and Marion PIERQUET.
-preceded in death by husband Cy, her
parents, a brother, Richard SHELDON, and numberous
brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. Funeral
Services-Tuesday 22 Dec 2009-Prince of Peace Lutheran
Church, Sturgeon Bay, Rev. Nathan LEWIS-Entombment, Shrine of
the Good Shepherd Mausoleum. FORBES Funeral
Home." OBITUARY-Door
County Daily News.com -16 Dec 2009.
PLAGENS, June Mabel/b. "16 Jun 1927"in Door County, WI-d. Sun.
16 May 2010, Tampa, FL; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed.
19 May 2010 & "Sat. 24 Jul 2010": June Mabel PLAGENS, 82,
"formerly of Little Sturgeon". passed
away-parents: Frank and Neva Mabel (DEJARDIN) BRAUER-homemaker-Catholic
faith-resident of Avon Park since 1988 coming from
Wisconsin-Survived by her husband of 15 years, Harold PLAGENS, Avon Park, Fla.; children Marseille
"Marcy" ALLEN (Rev.
Dave "David"), Viroqua, Wis.; and Arden DAOUST (Vickie),
Wisconsin; sister Joyce WECKLER, Wisconsin; seven
"eight"
grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren-preceded in
death by her first husband of 40 years Hilton DAOUST and
two sisters, "Jean LAVIOLETTE" and "Betty DESTREE"-Cremation arrangements entrusted to
Stephenson-Nelson Funeral Home of Avon Park, Fla.-"Memorial
service Sat. 31 Jul at Family Worship Center in Sturgeon
Bay, Rev. David ALLEN officiating".
PLATT, Dorcas CAMERON/d. 17 Mar 2010, Palm City,
FL; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 5 May 2010:
Dorcas CAMERON PLATT Sturgeon Bay, died March 17, 2010,
at her winter residence in Palm City, Fla-parents:
Ronald and Bess CAMERON of Southampton, N.Y.-graduate of
Wellesley College and Columbia University-married George
J. PLATT of Manitowoc, in NYC in 1944-active for many
years in the social, civic, religious, and literary life
of Manitowoc-member of Clio Club, a literary and study
society founded in 1890, and the oldest club in
Manitowoc County-members of the B & B Club, and founding
members of Branch River Country Club-president of the
Junior Service League (1952)-president of Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary (1959), and president of Manitou Girl
Scout Council (1968 to 1973)-delegate to the 58th
General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Honolulu, Hawaii (1955)-parishioner of Church of the
Atonement in Fish Creek-served on its Bishop's Committee
(1993 to 1996)-preceded in death by George J. PLATT in
1982-survived by her four children, Dorcas PLATT
WAGENKNECHT, Hamburg, Germany; Barbara PLATT LAURIS,
Corvallis, Ore.; Cameron King PLATT, Chiang Mai,
Thailand; and Robert Livingston PLATT, Aurora, Colo.;
two grandchildren, Cameron WAGENKNECHT and Kristy
BUSEMANN, both of Hamburg, Germany; and two
granddaughters, Leonie WAGENKNECHT and Romy BUSEMANN-She
enjoyed good health throughout her life, and died
peacefully.
A private family ceremony was held in Florida.
PLINSKE, Leland (Lee)
Hugo/b. 18 Jul 1926,
Sawyer, Door Co., WI-d.
Sat. 18 Dec 2010, Bellin
Memorial Hospital, Green
Bay, Door Co., WI;
*Source-OBITUARY-Proko-Wall
Funeral Home; Leland
(Lee) Hugo PLINSKE,
(84), of Green Bay,
passed away due to
complications from a
lung infection-Since the
passing of his wife,
Dorothy, almost 12 years
prior, Lee made the most
of every minute with his
family-made annual trips
to Saipan, Northern
Mariana Islands, to
visit his son, Eric, and
grandson, Leland (who
was named after
him)-served our country
proudly in both the navy
and the army-was a World
War II, Korean War, and
Vietnam War
veteran-retired from the
military after more than
20 years of service,
always staying abroad,
so that his oldest son
Loyll would never be
sent to war-After the
birth of his first son (Loyll
Emmanuel), Lee made sure
Loyll knew his
grandparents and the
safety of his
country-Before he
retired from the
military, Lee met
Dorothy Ann ZIMONICK-They
married on 2 May 1960,
in Virginia Beach,
Virginia-They had two
children, Eric Lee and
Caryn Sue-After serving
our country was able to
return home to his
family before deciding
to work for the
government once again-
served our government
for at least 18 more
years when he worked for
the Post Office-was
preceded in death by his
wife, Dorothy A. (ZIMONICK)
PLINSKE, 2 Mar 1999; his
parents, Hugo Ferdinand
PLINSKE, 27 Feb 1964,
and Sarah (Sadye)
Eleanor (GORDON) PLINSKE,
11 Apr 1987; his
brothers and sister,
Emmanuel Loyll PLINSKE,
24 Sep 1941, Vernon H.
PLINSKE Sr., 5 Mar 2006,
John Charles PLINSKE,
who died as an infant,
and Beatrice PLINSKE, 9
Nov 1917-survived by his
children, Loyll E.
PLINSKE and his wife
Bridget, Eric L. PLINSKE
and his wife Antonia,
and Caryn S. PLINSKE;
his grandchildren, C.
David PLINSKE, Tiffany
D. PLINSKE, Jordyn Q.
PLINSKE, and Leland Juan
B. PLINSKE; and his
great grandchildren,
Westley M. PLINSKE,
Sasha R. PLINSKE, Justen
D. CULLERS, Ashtyn M.
PLINSKE, Tyler J.
CULLERS, and Ryan L.
PLINSKE-Proko-Wall
Funeral Home, 1630 East
Mason Street, Green
Bay-funeral service
Thursday 23 Dec 2010 at
Our Saviour Lutheran
Church, 120 S. Henry
Street, Green Bay, with
the Rev. David HATCH
officiating-Burial with
Full Military Honors to
follow at Woodlawn
Cemetery in Green Bay-PROKO-WALL
Funeral Home,
www.prokowall.com.
POKRZYWINSKI, Robert F./b. 14 Jul 1924,
Milwaukee, WI-d. Fri. 1 Oct 2010, at home, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Robert F.
POKRZYWINSKI, (86) of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Francis and
Hedwig (BACZYNSKI) POKRZYWINSKI-was a data systems
analyst for A O Smith in Milwaukee for 43 years-After
his retirement, he and Jean relocated to Door
County-survived by his son, Mark of Menomonee
Falls-Preceding him in death were his parents; first
wife, Esther; second wife, Jean; and his brother
Norman-Funeral services held Thursday at Huehns Funeral
Home-HUEHNS Funeral Home, www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
POLZIN, Donna (JEPSEN)/b.
8 Jul 1937, Duluth, Minnesota-d. Sat. 13 Mar 2010,
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Donna (JEPSEN) POLZIN,
(72), of Washington Island and Peshtigo-hard-fought
battle with cancer-parents: Marvin and Gudrun (BLOMBERG)
JEPSEN-younger brothers Willie and Bob-raised and went
to school on Washington Island-married Ivan HUTTON, Oct
1954-moved to Sheboygan-He preceded her in death
1967-married Wally POLZIN, 19 Jul 1969-raised eight
children: Debbie (Jim) SHERIDAN, Mary (Richard) BERG,
Tammy (Jeff) WALTERS, Jerry (Jean) HUTTON, Mike (Jorja)
HUTTON, Pat (Lynn) HUTTON, Dawn (Terry) CHIER and Ann
(fiancé Tryg JENSEN);grandchildren: Josh, Matt, Meta,
Katrin, Jenny, Kari, Eric, Katie, Kari, Laura, Emily,
BJ, Alisa, Casey Jo, Nathan, Breanna, Gale and
Lily-seven great grandchildren, the most recent being
born last Sunday-also survived by her brother, Bill
(Willie) JEPSEN-preceding her in death are her parents
Marvin and Gudrun JEPSEN, brothers Bob and Jerry JEPSEN,
mother-in-law Berneta and grandson Matt-Funeral Services
Sat. 20 Mar at Trinity Lutheran Church on Washington
Island.
PUSEY, Ralph Alan/b.
12 Dec 1920, Milwaukee, WI-d. Mon., 3 May 2010, Door
County Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI;
OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Ralph Alan PUSEY, 89, of
Baileys Harbor, passed away on Monday, May 3, 2010 at
Door County Memorial Hospital-parents: Ralph Ellis and
Marian (ANDREWS) PUSEY-graduated from high school in
Milwaukee-attended and graduated from Brooklyn in New
York-served his country in the United States Navy from
1941 to 1946-Married in 1947 to Sarah Ellen
CHANDLER-owned and operated a shoe store and repair
business in Milwaukee-moved to Door County in 1970-ran a
bee product manufacturing company and shop called Honey
Farm Shop for more than ten years in Baileys
Harbor-survived by his wife, Sarah of Baileys Harbor;
son, Bruce (Cindy) ANDREWS of Baileys Harbor; daughter,
Ellen MANION; two grandchildren; and one
great-grandchild-preceded in death by his parents and
one infant child-Private family services planned with
burial in Pine Lawn Cemetery in Milwaukee-HUEHNS Funeral
Home.
QUAM, Jodie J./b. 2
Apr 1958, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-d. 14 Sep 2009, at
home, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral
Home: (51), a lifelong resident of Sturgeon Bay passed
away peacefully at home-parents, Eugene (Buff) and JoAnn
QUAM of Sturgeon Bay-Surviving: devoted sister Heidi
DYER (Tim MASHUDA) of Green Lake, and brother Erik
(Sara) QUAM of Andover, Minnesota, beloved nieces,
Gretchen (Matt SAVINA) of Cameron and Eva and Beatrice
QUAM of Andover, Minnesota; by her Aunt Carol and Uncle
Lloyd DELLISE, Aunt Anita UEHLING, Great Aunts Elaine
POLICH and Jeanette GILLICK, cousins and countless
special friends-preceded in death by grandparents, Elmer
and Eva QUAM, John and Agnes GILLICK and her aunt,
Barbara WILKE-nine-year battle against ovarian
cancer-graduate of Sturgeon Bay High School-employed by
Jim Olson Motors and Maas Floral-worked as a childcare
provider at the Community Childcare Center of Door
County for more than fifteen years-memorial service at
Crossroads at Big Creek on Saturday, 10 Oct 2009-FORBES
Funeral Home.
RADI, Henry L., Col./b. 9 Apr 1916, Chicago,
Ill.-d. 30 Sep 2010, San Antonio, TX; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate: Col. Henry L. RADI (94)-parents: Anna RAGNETTI
RADI and Joseph RADI-grew up in Chicago and attended
Lane Technical High School, serving as vice president of
his graduating class-attended his beloved University of
Illinois and graduated in chemical engineering in
1938-was an active member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity
and ROTC, Reserve Officer Training Corps-After
graduation he began his military career as a Company
Commander in the Civilian Conservation Corps,
"Roosevelt's Tree Army," in Northern Wisconsin-There he
met and married his beloved wife, Claire, beginning a
beautiful 70 year romance-In 1942, he was called to
active duty in the United States Army and proudly served
in the European Theater of Operations in the 281st Field
Artillery Battalion III Corps-From 1947 to his
retirement in 1981, he served the army in civilian
capacities, including Civilian Personnel Officer at Fort
Sheridan, Ill., Fort Shafter, Hawaii and Fort Sam
Houston, Texas-continued his lifelong military career as
a reserve officer, and retired in 1976 with the rank of
Colonel-enjoyed horsemanship, participating in many
community and military organizations, repairing his own
cars, reading Louis L'Amour books, collecting friends
wherever he went and showering love on his family and
his horse, Dawn-survived by his widow, Claire ACKER RADI,
born in Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; two daughters, Cynthia CAMP,
a retired retail executive in Long Beach, Calif.
(married to John CAMP); Mavis BATES, an acupuncturist in
Aurora, Ill. (married to John KORANEK); a son, Mark RADI,
an environmental engineer, in Savoy, Ill. (married to
Maureen RADI); his sister, Josephine OLIN, Morton Grove,
Ill.; four granddaughters, Madrid BATES KAUFMANN, Dr.
Deneb BATES, Elizabeth RADI, and Christina RADI; and his
grandniece, Amanda CRAIG-private ceremony with Father
John WAGENER celebrating the Committal Rites at Fort Sam
Houston National Cemetery with Full Military
Honors-CELEBRATION OF HENRY'S LIFE TUESDAY 12 OCT
2010-PORTER LORING CHAPEL, porterloring.com -1101
MCCULLOUGH 1-800-460-2704 SAN ANTONIO, TX 78212
RATZ, John/OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Fri. 10 Feb 1939 Sec.1 Pg.4.: "Word was received
here Tuesday that John RATZ, who was a blacksmith at
Carlsville many years ago, died at his home at Mattoon,
Wis. that morning where he lived several years.
Surviving are the widow, formerly Hannah CARMODY; three
sons and four daughters, John of California, Arthur in
Tennessee, Delford of Milwaukee, Mrs. Chas. CULVERT of
Mattoon, Mrs. Albert NIELSEN of Sawyer and Mrs. Ervin
WAGNER and Mrs. Arnie KREFT of Milwaukee..."
RECUPERO, Anthony
Samuel/b. 27 Nov 1931, West Carol Township, Penn.-d.
11 Aug 2009, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI: OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 15 Aug 2009: Anthony S. RECUPERO,
(77)-parents: Anthony and Ruby (BUTERBAUGH) RECUPERO-married
Winifred ZACK 1 Jun 1953-Chief Park Ranger in Trumbull,
Conn. 19 years-also special Police Officer-member of
National Guard-Boy Scout Master for troop 65-Survived by
wife Winifred; four children, Rebecca (Richard) MARTIN,
Oxford, Conn; Gretchen (Steve) SCHMELZER, Sturgeon Bay,
WI; Clay (Karen) RECUPERO, Southbury, Conn.; Theodore
(Susan) RECUPERO, Kanosh, Utah; sisters and brother
Rosalie (Frank) PLATKO, Edna (Robert) CREGO, and Edward
(Benny Jean) RECUPERO, all of Connecticut; six
grandchildren; Josiah, Joshua, Noah, Luke, Anthony, and
Lennea-Memorial service will be held in
Connecticut-FORBES Funeral Home.
REINHARD, Mark Alan/b. 7 May 1972, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. Mon. 31 May 2010, New Franken, WI;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 2 Jun 2010:
Mark Alan REINHARD, 38, New Franken, died unexpectedly Monday morning
31 May 2010, following a diagnosis of Wegener's disease earlier this year-parents: JoAnn (DEMARB) REINHARD and the late Donald REINHARD-married
on 18 May 2001 to Jodi TAUSCHEK in Kewaunee County-graduate of Southern Door High Schoo-was currently
employed with Lindquist Machine Corp. in Green Bay as a purchasing-project leader-enjoyed coaching youth bowling, his position as tech inspector at Luxemburg Speedway-Survivors include his wife, Jodi, his eight year old son, Brady, his daughter due to arrive early July; his mother and stepfather, JoAnn and Steven BOSMAN, Sturgeon Bay; paternal grandmother, Gladys
REINHARD, Sturgeon Bay; maternal grandmother, Frances DEMARB, Sturgeon Bay;his father-in-law, Richard TAUSCHEK, New Franken; sisters-in-law and
brothers-in law, Lori and Jeff BARRETTE, Lisa and Dan JOHNSON, all of New Franken; Jodi's grandparents, Howard and Dorothy DAOUST, New Franken; nieces
and nephews-preceded in death by his father; paternal grandfather, Richard REINHARD; maternal grandfather, Gerald DEMARB; his mother-in-law,
Barbara TAUSCHEK; Jodi's grandparents, Isadora and Ida TAUSCHEK-McMAHON FUNERAL HOME, 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday,
3 Jun 2010-Parish prayer
service 7 p.m. with Pat RATAJCZAK, Pastoral Minister-Visitation will continue between 9 and 10:15 a.m. Friday,
4 Jun 2010, at St. Kilian Church, New
Franken. Funeral 10:30 a.m. at the church with Rev. Dean Dombroski officiating-Burial in St. Kilian Cemetery, New Franken.
REINHARD, Syda Marie (MANTHEY)/b.
27 Nov 1943, Rhinelander, WI-d. 8 Jul 2010, Aurora Bay
Care, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral
Home: Syda Marie REINHARD, (66), of Sturgeon
Bay-parents: Frederick and Irene (KREMMER) MANTHEY-baptized
as God’s child at Zion Lutheran Church of
Rhinelander-graduate of First German Evangelical
Lutheran Grade School in Manitowoc-confirmed on Palm
Sunday in 1958-graduated from Manitowoc Lutheran High
School in 1962-attended Columbia School of Nursing in
Milwaukee-began her nursing career working for Dr.
Jeffrey J. Brook in Sturgeon Bay-transferred to Door
County Memorial Hospital where she worked for over 25
years-employed
by the Scandia Village Nursing Facility in Sister Bay
and later became an oncology nurse in Manitowoc-In 2001,
began her work at Aurora Bay Care in Green Bay, until
retirement last year-continued to work part-time at Door
County Memorial Hospital-directed and sang with the
Sweet Adelines and a quartet that performed for a
variety of community functions-was also instrumental in
the planning and founding of the Community Child Care
Center of Sturgeon Bay-survived by her son, Scott
REINHARD; grandchildren, Megan, Seth, and Zachary, all
of Manitowoc; her sisters, Miriam (Jerry) GRONHOLZ,
Appleton; Elsa MANTHEY, Little Chute; Muriel MANTHEY,
Little Chute; Gretchen (Mark) BOEHME, Seminole, FL; her
brother, Marcus (Barbara) MANTHEY, Saginaw, MI; a
sister-in-law, Donna PETERSON, Sturgeon Bay; and many
nieces and nephews-Funeral
services Tuesday, 13 Jul 2010 at St. Peter’s Lutheran
Church in Sturgeon Bay, Rev. Darrick
KOLTERJAHN-Visitation Monday, 12 Jul 2010 at the Forbes
Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay and after 9:30 a.m. at the
church on Tuesday until the time of services. A prayer
service will Monday at the funeral home.-FORBES Funeral
Home.
REYNOLDS, George M./b. 21 Jan 1935, Pittsburgh,
Penn.-d. 28 Jul 2010, Ephraim, Door Co., Wis.;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 31 Jul 2010: graduated
Northwestern University-career as a sales engineer in
Milwaukee-survived by wife of 53 years Jean; children,
Michael (Christine), Susan REYNOLDS SMITH (Michael),
Karen REYNOLDS JACOBSEN (Marty), Gayle CRUMMER (Flip),
Stephan, and Andrew (Julia), 15 grandchildren and one
great-granddaughter-Memorial mass at Stella Maris
Catholic Parish, Sister Bay, 2410 S. Bay Shore Dr.,
Sister Bay WI-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
REX, Charles John/b. 20 Feb 1928,- d. 5 Apr 2010,
Dorchester Golden Living Center, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI;
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Charles John Rex, (82)
of Baileys Harbor, WI passed away after a short stay at
the Dorchester Golden Living Center-parents: Ernest and
Lucy REX-was employed at Paschke Construction, Parent
Construction, and Bay Shipbuilding-also supplied wood
and lawn services to many local families-married Gloria
Christine DEHOS on 5 Oct 1963 in Sturgeon Bay,
WI-Survivors include his Wife Gloria; Three Children,
Chaz ( Jessie ) REX, Sturgeon Bay; Phillip REX, Baileys
Harbor; and Katherine ( Richard ) SERGE-HOESCHEN, Homer,
Alaska. He is also survived by sisters, Verna DEMEUSE,
Ellen DELSART, Suzanne REX and Alice DEHOS; many Nieces
and Nephews and his beloved companion, Bailey. He was
preceded in death by his Brother, Leonard REX; Sisters,
Genevieve LIBBY, Magdaline JUDD, Anita KASTEN, Isabelle
FREA and Son-In-Law Robert SERGE-Memorial Service held
on Saturday 17 Apr 2010 at the Fish Creek Community
Church-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
RICHTER, Arni Jacob/b.
5 Feb 1911, Washington Island, Door Co., WI-d. Sun., 13
Dec 2009, at home, Washington Island, Door Co., WI-(89)-parents: Carl and Maggie
RICHTER-one brother, Paul, and three
sisters, Estell, Margaret and Evelyn, all of whom
preceded him in death-island resident
his entire life -engaged in the
ferry transportation service-Married, 7 Nov 1936, Mary C. CORNELL-preceded him in death 5
Feb 1996-four daughters,
Carl LEMON, Estelle RICHTER, and Mary Jo (Richard)
PURINTON, all of Washington Island-One daughter,
Adele preceded him in death-survived by grandchildren, Brenda, Patricia, Kimberly, Arni,
Kaye, John, Hoyt, Evelyn and Thordur, as well as
great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and many
friends-President of the Trinity Lutheran
Church Council-"I am one of only five
children in my family who was able to stay on the
Island...I've often said it was because I couldn't do
anything else!" -funeral-Trinity
Lutheran Church, Thursday..Dec 17. CASPERSON Funeral
Home." OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Wed. 16 Dec 2009
RIDDERIKHOFF, Peter/b.
3 Jun 1916, Illinois-d. Fri. 5 Mar 2010, Door County
Memorial Hospital Skilled Nursing Facility, Sturgeon
Bay: OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: (93) of Sturgeon
Bay-parents: late Herman and Jeni (WIER) RIDDERIKHOFF-served
in the United States Navy during WWII-Married 6 Aug
1949, Marion Lucille KONITZER in Sturgeon Bay-worked as
a mason for Wally KURTH and Walter KURTH Sr.-later was a
mason on the ships with Peterson Builders Inc. for 25
years until his retirement-survived by his wife, Marion
of Sturgeon Bay; daughter, Dyan (Donald) SLEGER of
Marinette; son Ken (Sarah) RIDDERIKHOFF of Sturgeon Bay;
four grandchildren; and four
great-grandchildren-preceded in death by his parents,
and four siblings, Susan, Marie, Jack, and Ceil
RIDDERIKHOFF-Private family services held-HUEHNS Funeral
Home.
ROBERTS, Daniel/b. 3 May
1952-d. 26 Feb 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 28
Apr 2010: Roberts, Daniel,
3 May 1952-26 Feb
2010-peacefully passed away with his family by his side
on 26 Feb 2010-survived by his three children, Raelene
(Tim), Kevin, and Carly; by his mother, Dorothy ROBERTS,
Wisconsin; brothers and sisters, Jim (MaryEllen), Larry,
Tom (Cindi), Susie (Bob), Mary Jo, and John-many
relatives and friends both in Canada and the United
States-predeceased by his father, Emmit ROBERTDS-Open
House Celebration of his Life held on Saturday, 20 Mar
2010 at Hole in the Wall Hall, 3807 Eldridge Rd.,
Abbotsford BC.
ROHRER-STERRENBERG, Kathleen "Kate" Ellen/b. 20
Oct 1951, Racine, WI-d. Tues. 16 Nov 2010, at home,
Baileys Harbor, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral
Home: Kathleen "Kate' Ellen ROHRER-STERRENBERG, (59),
Baileys Harbor-married on 17 Oct 2010 to Paul C.
STERRENBERG, her partner and friend of 18 years-At
Kate's request, no public services are planned-Huehns
Funeral Home assisting the family.
ROSENTHAL, Cy Norman/b.
14 Apr 1946, Chicago, Cook Co., IL-d. 12 Jul 2010, at
home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES
Funeral Home: Cy Norman ROSENTHAL, (64), of Sturgeon
Bay, passed away at his home on July 12, 2010-parents:
Morris and Rose (FISHER) ROSENTHAL-graduated from New
Trier High School in Illinois-received his bachelor’s
degree in history from Washington University in St.
Louis, MO.-master’s degree in special education from the
University of Michigan in Ann Arbor-married in 1981 to
Deborah STRAHAN in Bartlett, IL-was currently employed
by the Department of Community Programs of Door County
and had worked there for many years-was an accomplished
musician who enjoyed music throughout his life-survived
by his wife, Deborah; two children, Emma ROSENTHAL,
Minneapolis, MN, and Noah ROSENTHAL, Milwaukee; one
sister, Susan (Lowell) CORDAS, WA; one brother, Robert
(Rochelle KRAUT) ROSENTHAL, NY; his mother, Rose
ROSENTHAL, NY; and nieces, nephews, and cousins-preceded
in death by his father.
Visitation will be held from 4-7 p.m. on Saturday, July
17 at the Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay with a
memorial service to be conducted at 7 p.m.-FORBES
Funeral Home.
RUNQUIST, Merrell Philip, Dr./b. 18 Nov 1945,
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 9 Oct 2010; *Source:
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Merrell P. RUNQUIST (18
Nov 1945-9 Oct 2010) Dr. Merrell Philip RUNQUIST
Dr.-attended the University of Illinois, University of
Wisconsin, Oshkosh, and the University of
Nebraska-received a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from
the University of Nebraska in 1975-served in several
different academic positions at the University of North
Carolina, including, Assistant Director of Project Early
Aid; Co-Director Project Early Aid; Instructor of
Psychology, Department of Psychiatry; Clinical
Scientist, Biological Sciences Research Center, Child
Development Institute; Clinical Assistant Professor of
Psychiatry at the School of Medicine-also served on the
faculty of the University of Virginia Medical Center
Charlottesville where he served as Assistant Professor
of Psychiatry; Assistant Professor of Psychology, member
of the Clinical staff University of Virginia Medical
Center; Senior Site Supervisor, Division of Child and
Adolescent Psychiatry; and Director of Psychology
Training-during his tenure at the University of Virginia
Medical Center, Dr. Runquist designed a day care program
that was used by the entire state of North Carolina. He
has published several articles on a variety of topics in
the mental health field, including scientific
presentations on "The delivery of mental health services
to dare care centers," "Pre-school children’s services
prevention of mental health problems: meeting needs or
imposing values"; "Mental health services for rural
pre-school children’s day care" and "Training in mental
health: Resistance versus realism."-examined and brought
a practical understanding to a diverse array of
psychological issues and problems-during his tenure in
Virginia he was awarded membership in the Psi
Chi-National Honor Society in Psychology; his Project
Early Aid received the award as the Outstanding Child
Mental Health Program in the State of North Carolina;
and a commendation from the American Psychiatric
Association for Project Early Aid-During his years in
his Door County, his original home, he served on the
Town of Gibraltar Board where he served as chair, he has
also served on the County Board serving in several
leadership roles-survived by his wife of 18 years
Elizabeth HOLLINS MARTIN; his daughter Sonja EICHELKRAUT
(Ike); daughter Jennifer JUSTEN (Steve) and grandsons;
Clark, Weber, Stafford, and Reed-Memorial Service on
Wed. 13 Oct 2010 at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in
Juddville, WI., Pastor Michael BRECKE, officiating.
SAMPLE, Max W./b.
20 Mar 1927, Lebanon, IN-d. Tues. 27 Apr 2010, at home,
Baileys Harbor, Door, WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral
Home: Max W. Sample, age 83 of Baileys Harbor,
WI-parents: Ruskin & Ruth SAMPLE-worked for the Sister
Bay Advancement Association in the Sister Bay
Information Center for 13 years after his retirement to
Door County-served his County in the U.S. Army during
World War II-married Mariam OTTERMAN who preceded him in
death in 1986-then married Patricia WILKES-She survives
along with two Sons; Stephen SAMPLE and Richard (Sharon)
SAMPLE and two Grandchildren-Visitation on Thursday 29
Apr 2010 at the Casperson Funeral Home in Sister Bay,
WI-Interment will be at Hopewell Cemetery in Lebanon,
IN.-CASPERSON Funeral Home; www.caspersonfuneralhome.com.
SARSEN, Mildred F./b.
12 Nov 1912, Paterson, New Jersey-d. Thurs. 14 Jan 2010,
Candia Village Good Samaritan, Sister Bay, Door Co.,
WI-(97)-of Sister Bay-parents:
Nicholas and Rose (WILHELM) ROZELL-degree in nursing-PATERSON
General Hospital, Paterson, New Jersey-Married 25 Apr
1941, Stanley J. SARSEN in Paterson-preceded her in
death on 4 Feb 1992-After Stan retired-moved from New Jersey to be near their son, Douglas, to
the Peoria area at Brimfield, Illinois-after
Stan's death and Doug's retirement, she and her son's
family moved to Sister Bay in 1999-member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Sister
Bay-Survivors include her son, Douglas S. (Christine) SARSEN of Fish Creek; two grandchildren, Douglas C. of
South Lyon, MI, and Laura of St. Louis, MO; two
step-grandchildren, Stephanie KAUZLARICH of Petersburg,
IL., and Amy ADAMS, of Peoria, IL; and one brother, Bob
(Jo) ROZELL, of Myrtle Beach, SC-preceded
in death by parents and husband-memorial service in the spring of 2010-she will be
interred at Swan Lake Cemetery in Peoria, Illinois, next
to her beloved husband... HUEHNS Funeral Home." OBITUARY-Door
Co. Daily News.com-14 Jan 2010
SCAHILL, Pal KNAAPEN/b. Algoma, WI-d. Wed. 24 Feb 2010, McCall Hospice
House-OBITUARY: Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 27 Feb 2010:
(80), of 8
Mystique Falls Court, wife of Michael Scahill, died
Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010, at McCall Hospice House-parents: late
Joseph and Antonia GLAUDEMANS KNAAPEN-member of St. Mary Magdalene Catholic
Church-Surviving, in addition to her husband, are children,
Michael J. SCAHILLl, California; James J. SCAHILLl,
Colorado; Laura M. COYLE, Florida; Karen M. LEONARD,
Cincinnati, Ohio; and Marjorie M. SUCTUOGLU, Louisiana;
11 grandchildren; a sister, Marie EHNERT, Wisconsin; and
stepmother, Grace LEROY KNAAPEN, Wisconsin-Funeral mass: St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church
Tuesday, 2 Mar 2010-Thomas McAfee Funeral Home, Downtown, Greenville, SC.
SCHARTNER, James J./b. 29 Jul 1937, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. Thurs. 18 Nov 2010, at his cabin, near
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
James J. SCHARTNER, (73), of Janesville, WI- passed away
of an apparent heart attack at his cabin near Sturgeon
Bay, WI where he was getting ready for the deer hunting
season-parents: Adolph and Ella Mae (WALKER) SCHARTNER-grew
up in Door County-married Annie BERKHAHN on 3 Mar
1962-they moved to Janesville-was employed by General
Motors for 31 years-member of St. Mary Catholic Church
in Milton and U.A.W. Local # 95-survived by his wife,
Annie, his children, Carrie (Michael) WINNIE of
Janesville, Robin (Timothy) ANNOYE of Sturgeon Bay,
Richard (Ronda) SCHARTNER of Tampa, FL, his
grandchildren, Billy and Michael WINNIE, Abby, Emily and
Molly ANNOYE, Richie and Megan SCHARTNER, his five
brothers. Frank SCHARTNER, Addie (Betty) SCHARTNER,
Ralph (Bonnie) SCHARTNER, Darrell (Karen) SCHARTNER ,
John (Susie ) SCHARTNER all of Door County, WI, many
nieces and nephews-preceded in death by his parents, and
a sister-in-law, Dolores SCHARTNER-Funeral Mass held
Friday, 26 Nov 2010 at St. Mary Catholic Church in
Milton with Monsignor James UPPENA presiding-Private
interment will be in St. Mary Cemetery, Milton-Henke-Clarson
Funeral Home, Janesville, www.henkeclarson.com-Huehns
Funeral Home, of Sturgeon Bay, www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
.
SCHEIDER, Barbara J./ d. Mon. 11 Oct 2010, at
home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-HUEHNS
Funeral Home: Barbara J. SCHEIDER, (80), Sturgeon Bay,
formerly of northern Door County-Survivors include her
two children, Sue SCHEIDER, Sturgeon Bay; Matthew (Teri
NONDORF) SCHEIDER, Washburn, Wis.; and one brother,
Donald (Judith ERICKSON, Dyckesville-HUEHNS Funeral
Home, www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
SCHERB, John Randolph/b.
11 Feb 1951, Chicago, Ill.-d. Fri. 14 May 2010, Green
Bay, Brown Co., WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: John
Randolph Scherb, 59, Green Bay, Wis., passed away
Friday, May 14, 2010-parents: late Albert H. and
Charlotte (RANDOLPH) SCHERB- raised in Lake Forest,
Ill., and graduated from Lake Forest Academy in
1969-attended Dean Junior College in Worchester,
Mass-from childhood, summers were spent in Ellison Bay,
Door County, Wis.-moved from the Chicago area to Green
Bay in 1985, pursuing his career in mortgage brokerage
and banking in the Fox River Valley-Survivors
include his daughter, Elizabeth "Betsy" E. SCHERB, Green
Bay; beloved stepdaughter, Crystal PRANKE, Green Bay;
loving sister, Julie S. KEARFUL, Littleton, Colo.;
faithful brother, Albert H. "Bert" SCHERB, Jr. (Judy),
Chicago, Ill.; loving nieces, Patsy (Paul) HARTMANN,
Bloomfield Hills, Mich.; Amy (P.J.) WHARTON, Steamboat
Springs, Colo.; and Mandy (Mark) MEYER, Fox Point, Wis.;
and loving nephew, Jeb (Suzy) SCHERB, Winnetka, Ill.
-memorial service
on Saturday, 22 May 2010 at Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N.
Webster Ave., De Pere, Wis.-COTTER Funeral Home,
www.cotterfuneralhome.com
SCHMIDT, Ruthellen
"Ellie"/b. 3 Jan 1941, Madison, WI-D. 1
Feb 2010, Door Co. Mem. Hosp., Sturgeon Bay, WI-(69) of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Carl M. and
Esther A. (GATZKE) SPERSRUD-Married 2 Sep 1978, Donald SCHMIDT, Milwaukee, WI-taught elementary school for 42 years all over the world
through the Department of Defense Dependents
School-Survivors: husband, Donald; two
children, Colleen (Gary) ROUTH, Lebanon, TN and Kathleen
MCKINNEY, Tulsa, OK; four grandchildren, Clayton,
Austin, Meghan, and Jacob; one brother, H Dean (Dorothy)
SPERSRUD, Phoenix, AZ; two sisters, Jane (David)
ROCKROHR, Milwaukee, WI, and Carol (Jerry Ridley)
DARRINGTON, Milwaukee, WI; one aunt, Arlette SPERSRUD,
Stoughton, WI; nieces, nephews and cousins-preceded in death
by parents-memorial service will he held at a later date-FORBES
Funeral Home." OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral
Home-www.forbesfuneralhome.com-2 Feb 2010.
SCHMIG, Verlyn E./b.
19 Sep 1939, Monroe County, WI-d. 17 Jul 2010;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 21 Jul 2010: Verlyn E.
SCHMIG of Egg Harbor, WI and Mesa, AZ died on 17 Jul
2010 at his home-parents: Carl and Velma (JUDEVINE)
SCHMIG-married Katherine HILVERS on 18 Aug 1962 in Cuba
City, WI-was an educator in the Omro School District for
thirty-eight and a half years, first as a middle school
science teacher and later as an elementary guidance
counselor-active in several civic organizations
including Jaycees, Kiwanis Club, where he served as
president, and Lion's Club-officiated football,
volleyball, basketball, and softball-survived by his
wife, Kathy; his five children, Tim (Jane) SCHMIG,
Joliet, IL; Lori (Jeff) LEWIS, Phoenix, AZ; Mary (John)
SNIDER, Phoenix, AZ; Amy (Robert) SPIELVOGEL, Cuba City,
WI; and Jon (Aimee) SCHMIG, Minneapolis, MN; and nine
grandchildren, Anne, Katie and Claire SCHMIG; Will, Mary
Kate and Sam SNIDER; and Rachel, Katya and Beto
SPIELVOGEL, one brother, Keith (Norma) SCHMIG, West
Salem, WI, and other relatives, and friends-preceded in
death by his parents, five brothers, and a
sister-Visitation will be held at St. Mary's Church, 730
Madison Ave., Omro, WI at 10 a.m. on Friday, July 23,
2010, followed by a funeral mass at the church at
noon-Kwiatkowski Funeral Home, 425 Jefferson Ave., Omro
(920) 685-2207
www.omrofuneralhome.com
SCHNEIDER, Ellen S./d.
20 Jul 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 24 Jul
2010: Ellen S. SCHNEIDER, 74, longtime Glenview, Ill.,
resident, and lifelong summer resident of Baileys
Harbor-Wife of Dr. Thomas "Tim" SCHNEIDER; mother of Tom
(Sarah), Bill (Chris), Susie (Tim) TISHLER, Cathy (Lisa
COLPOYS) and the late Peter. Grandmother of Peter and
Margaret SCHNEIDER, Christopher, Nicole and Andrea
SCHNEIDER, Michael, Emily and Peter TISHLER, and Shane
COLPOYS; sister of Jerome and John SCHOEN-Visitation was
Friday at N. H. Scott & Hanekamp Funeral Home, 1240
Waukegan Rd., Glenview, Ill., (just south of Lake Ave.
on west side). Funeral Mass Saturday 24 Jul 2010 at Our
Lady of Perpetual Help, 1775 Grove St., (at Church St.),
Glenview, Ill. Interment All Saints. Funeral info
847-998-1020.
SCHNEIDER, Thomas "Tim", DDS, MS/d. 12 Nov 2010;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 17 Nov 2010: Thomas
"Tim" Schneider, DDS, MS, (74), longtime Glenview, Ill.,
resident and longtime summer resident of Baileys
Harbor-Husband of the late Ellen; father of Thomas Jr.
(Sarah), Bill (Chris), Susie (Tim) TISHLER, Cathy (Lisa
COLPOYS) and the late Peter; grandfather of Peter and
Margaret SCHNEIDER, Christopher, Nicole and Andrea
SCHNEIDER, Michael, Emily and Peter TISHLER and Shane
COLPOYS; brother of Charles (Inge) SCHNEIDER-practiced
periodontics for 45 years, most of it in Chicago-active
member of the American Dental Association, Chicago
Dental Society, Illinois State Dental Society, American
Academy of Periodontology, Illinois Society of
Periodontists, Midwest Society of Periodontics and Past
President of the Odontographic Society of Chicago-member
of the International College of Dentists and taught at
Loyola University College of Dentistry-Funeral Mass
Friday 19 Nov 2010 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church,
1775 Grove St., Glenview, Ill. Interment All Saints-N.H.
SCOTT & HANEKAMP Funeral Home, Glenview, Ill.
SCHROEDER, Paul H./b.
1 Sep 1948, Manitowoc, WI-d. 21 Aug 2010, at home,
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral
Home: Paul H. SCHROEDER, (61), of Sturgeon Bay-parents:
Theodore and Lucy (JESKE) SCHROEDER-served in the U. S.
Navy for four years and worked in construction most of
his life-Survivors include his sister, Sharon (Paul)
ZIPPERER, Appleton; two brothers, James (Lois) SCHROEDER
and Richard SCHROEDER, Manitowoc; several nieces and
nephews; a good friend, Gary “Shifty” SCHAEFER, Sturgeon
Bay-preceded in death by his parents and a
sister-in-law, Joyce SCHROEDER-Paul’s wishes were to
have no services and be directly cremated-FORBES FUNERAL
HOME, Sturgeon Bay.
SEILER, Verda S.
(PETERSON)/b.12 Sep 1927, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-d. Sun.
28 Mar 2010, Door, WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home:
Verda S. (Peterson) Seiler (82)-lifetime resident of
Door County-parents: late Eric and Elda (NELSON)
PETERSON-Survivors include, her husband Earlen (Butch)
SEILER, sisters, Lullabelle (Earnest) ELLIS, Bernice
(Willard) SUNSTROM, sisters-in-law Adeline (William)
CRUMB, Eleanor (Harold) SUNSTROM, Eunice (Raymond)
RUTHERFORD, and many nieces and nephews-Married 9 Mar
1963 Earlen (Butch) SEILER-they operated the Seiler
cherry orchard at the intersection of Townline and
German roads in Liberty Grove-funeral service: Sat., 3
Apr 2010 Sister Bay Moravian Church-CASPERSON Funeral
Home.
SEAQUIST, Harriet E./b. 23 Jan 1924, Sister Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. Sun. 5 Dec 2010, Scandia Village, Sister
Bay, Door Co., WI; *Source: Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 11
Dec 2010: Harriet E. (Sis) SEAQUIST, (86), Sister
Bay-parents: Fred and Emily SITTE -one of seven
children, Floy, Chester, Margaret, Everett, Wallace, and
Howard, and is survived by her sister, Margaret, Downers
Grove, Ill.-married on 22 Jul 1944 to Gordon SEAQUIST-had
four children, Dennis SEAQUIST, Diane (David) KOERTGE,
Green Bay; Julie (Mack) DJUPLIN, Sturgeon Bay; and David
(Rosa) SEAQUIST, Downers Grove, Ill. and were blessed
with four grandchildren, Jason (Jennifer) KOERTAGE,
Chris KOERTGE, and Andrew and Elizabeth DJUPLIN-lived
her entire life in Sister Bay-worked in various jobs in
the county; as a typist, librarian, cashier, clerical
worker and waitress, and often commented about being Al
Johnson's first waitress-active member of Shepherd of
the Bay Lutheran Church and volunteered for many years
at Bargains Unlimited-preceded in death by her husband,
Gordon and son, Dennis-Memorial Service will be held at
Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church in Ellison Bay,
Wis., on Saturday, 8 Jan 2011-"Cannonballs at the
Seaquists!"-CASPERSON Funeral Home,
www.caspersonfuneralhome.com
SELZER, Diane B./b. 24 Jul 1935-d. 29 Jun 2010;
OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Diane B. SELZER, (74), of Jacksonport passed away at her home
Tuesday morning, 29 Jun 2010 after a courageous
battle with cancer-At Diane's request, there will be no public services-Huehns Funeral Home.
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
SHORT, John H./b.
20 May 1945, Sheboygan, WI-d. morning of 25 Dec 2010,
Door Co., WI; Source: Door Co. Advocate: Wed. 29 Dec
2010: John H. SHORT, Gills Rock, Door County, Wis.-the
eldest of John and Anne SHORT's five children and the
first grandson of his paternal and maternal
grandparents-graduate of Edgewood High School, Class of
1963-National Merit Scholar and participated in many
extra-curricular activities-had several leading roles in
school plays-received a trophy as the MVP on the track
team-played tackle on the football team-graduated from
UW-Madison in 1967 and UW Law School in 1970-spent the
next 40 years practicing law in Fort Atkinson,
Wis.,-joined the firm of Vance, Wilcox and Short in
1979-on the faculty of the Wisconsin Judicial
College-retired on 31 Aug 2010-was living in Door County
at the time of his death-active volunteer in his
community-founding member of the Old Fort Atkinson
Racing Team and participated in 10 Birkebeiners-A
talented musician, he performed with a popular blue
grass combo-survived by his wife, Tracey; a daughter,
Julie SHORT, Fort Atkinson; a son John William SHORT;
step-daughters, Tamara and Nadyne BELSTSNER, Madison;
granddaughters, Annika and Jenka; mother, Anne SHORT,
Madison; sisters, Anne (Rene') BERBLINGER, Portland,
Ore.; and Elizabeth (Stephen) SANDERS, Portland, Maine;
brothers, Michael (Monica) SHORT, Albany, N.Y.; and
Patrick (Ruth) SHORT, Portland, Ore.; nieces and
nephews, Laurel, Tobias, John Nicholas, David, Daniel,
Cowan and Fiona; grandnieces and nephews, Risa, Zak,
Sammy and John Jackson-His father, John Edward SHORT
preceded him in death-Memorial services will be held at
Trinity Lutheran Church, 314 Barrie Street, Fort
Atkinson, with Pastor Bryan ENGFER presiding, Friday, 31
Dec 2010-a celebration of John's life will be scheduled
at a later date-Schneider-Michaelis Funeral Home,
Jefferson, www.schneidermichaelisfuneralhome.com.
SLEPEKIS, Patrick J./b.
13 Mar 1952, Sheboygan, WI-d. Sat. 3 Apr 2010, at home,
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral
Home: Patrick J. Slepekis, (58) years, of Sturgeon Bay,
died unexpectedly at his home after suffering an
apparent heart attack-parents: late Anton B. and
Florence (REYSEN) SLEPEKIS-graduated from Sheboygan
North High School in 1970-After college training he
furthered his engineering career getting real world
knowledge from experienced engineers and then worked as
a design engineer-was an inventor and held four
patents-Designing in the hydraulic rescue equipment
field was the area of Pat’s expertise-married Gail M.
BLAHA in Westmont, Illinois 20 Sep 1980-member of the
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, coordinator of the
Body of Elders of the Sturgeon Bay North
Congregation-artist who worked with oils, watercolors,
charcoal, and especially pencil drawings-had his private
pilot license-Survivors include his wife, Gail of
Sturgeon Bay; two children, Rachel and Aaron of Sturgeon
Bay; brother, Ryan (Mary) SLEPEKIS of Delafield, WI; and
his half sister, Mary Ann SLEPEKIS-Preceding him in
death were his parents, and half brother, NilesServices
held Fri. 9 Apr 2010, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s
Witnesses in Sturgeon Bay-Huehns Funeral Home.
SMITH, Janet/d. 21
Jul 2010, at her daughter's vacation home on Black Lake,
Cheboygan, MI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 24 Jul
2010: Janet SMITH, (77), Adrian-survived in death by
daughters, Cathy (Mark) MILLER, Tecumseh, Mich.; and
Cheryl (Joseph) CHORONZY, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; six
grandchildren; a sister and many nieces and
nephews-memorial service on Saturday, 21 Aug 2010, at
the First Presbyterian Church, Tecumseh, Mich., with
Pastor Richard Mortimer officiating- www.chagnonfh.com
SMITH, John W./b. 30 Dec 1934, Milwaukee, WI-d.
Wed. 3 Nov 2010: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 10 Nov
2010: John W. SMITH, (75), Sturgeon Bay, passed away
after a short illness-parents: the late George and Anna
(BIESTERVELD) SMITH-served his country with the U.S. Air
Force in Fire Rescue-was a carpenter, and a very good
cabinet maker-served as the assistant constable in the
Appleport area-had been employed at Lamperts in Sister
Bay, and as a security guard with Bay Shipbuilding
Company until an accident disabled him, forcing him to
retire-Survivors include his nephew, Mark (Darlene)
SMITH, Florida (and their children, Tyler SMITH, and
Deborah CORBOY); his Sturgeon Bay LeMIEUX family, Matt,
Natasha, Nicholas and their father, Mark LeMIEUX; other
nieces and nephews; step-son, Kevin CLARK; and a
sister-in-law, Val FISHER, Manitowoc; three
great-nephews, Tommy, Derian and Adrien-Preceding him in
death are his parents; wife; one brother, George; two
half-sisters, Mary RUPINSKI, Doris BLACHOWIAK; niece,
Renee SNOW-LeMIEUX; and three half-brothers, Raymond
HAMMOND, Donald HAMMOND, and Forest HAMMOND-services
held Saturday, 13 Nov 2010, at Huehns Funeral Home with
Rev. Mark ENGLEBERT of Brussels, officiating-Military
honors will be provided by VFW Post #3088-HUEHNS Funeral
Home.
SMITH, Yvette Fabiola/b. 26 Apr 1927, West
Springfield, Mass.-d. Sat. 26 Jun 2010, Door County
Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI;
OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Yvette Fabiola SMITH,
(83), of Sturgeon Bay-parents: Antonio and Eva (SALVAS)
PEPIN-married on 15 Jan 1948 to Leslie Joseph SMITH in
Milwaukee-He preceded her in death on 19 Oct
2003-employed at National Food Store in Milwaukee for 25
years-Badger Office in Milwaukee as cashier and
bookkeeper-Survivors include her son, Stephen (Betty)
SMITH of Milwaukee; two grandchildren, Steve of Waukesha
(and their children, Michah, Nathan, and Jose), Stacy (Jay)of
Milwaukee (and their children, Skyler and Jayson; two
special friends, Laverne, and Ray of Sturgeon Bay; and
her two cats, Sammy and Muffin-Preceding her in death
were her parents, husband, daughter, (Denise 1969),
brother, and sister-At her request, there will be no
public services-Memorials may be given in her memory for
Door County Humane Society-Huehns Funeral Home-
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com
SMOLAK, Louis/d. Sun. 5 Sep
2010,at home, Sister Bay, Door Co., WI: OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate-Wed, 15 Sep 2010: Louis SMOLAK, one-time
professional boxer, scholar, poet, and distinguished
artist-(101)-came to the United States at the age of
four when his family emigrated from Dubashnik,
Belorussia, in 1913-grew up in Chicago, attended Lane
Tech High School and graduated from Illinois State
University with a degree in Art-studied at the Chicago
Art Institute under the famous sculptor Alexander
ARCHIPENKO-art was his first love and ultimate
vocation-boxed professionally during the years of the
Great Depression to make ends meet and served in the
Abraham Lincoln Brigade in Spain-married Edith PACHTER
in 1943-moved to Door County seeking the natural beauty
of Wisconsin and studio space to pursue his
artistry-sculpted in a wide variety of materials —
tropical hardwoods, welded rod and plate, and bronze.
His works were exhibited at numerous galleries including
the Bergstrom Art Center in Neenah, the Miller Art
Gallery and the Fairfield Gallery in Sturgeon Bay, and
the Paine Art Center in Oshkosh. His sculptures also
grace the halls of corporations, hospitals, and are part
of many private -Some would say he was a curmudgeon, a
label he enjoyed-Edith, preceded him in death-survived
by his cousin, Margaret (Paul) FELDMAN, Northbrook,
Ill.; his cousin, Jayson STARK (Lisa), Newtown, Penn.;
and the David (Ada) ZAHIR family in Israel- Interment
was at the family gravesite in Arlington Heights, Ill.
SMYLIE, Gordon D./b.
24 Aug 1929, Minneapolis, MN-d. 8 Dec 2009, Waukesha,
WI-of lung cancer-Graduated
from Marquette U-Pharmaceutical Rep for Lederlie Labs, Milwaukee, Wis. 19 years-30 years a
Mercury Outboard Dealer in Minoqua, WI-survived
by children, Pat, Bob, John, and Gordy, their families,
and his beloved Arline. OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Sat. 12 Dec 2009.
SOUCEK, Blanche Mary/ b. 19 Mar 1926, Brussels,
Door Co., WI-d. Tues. 12 Oct 2010, Algoma Long Term Care
Unit, Algoma, Kewaunee, WI; *Source: OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home: Blanche Mary Louise SOUCEK, (84),
Algoma-parents: Oliver and Rose (DELFOSSE) PARINS-worked
at Milwaukee Shoe Company in Sturgeon Bay for many
years- married Richard J. SOUCEK on 25 Jan 1947 in
Algoma-worked a few years at another company then went
back to Milwaukee Shoe Company for a number of years
again-worked at Emerson Motors till retirement-survived
by her five children; three sons; James (Jackie), Frank,
Bill (Cindy) all of Algoma; two daughters Rosalie SOUCEK,
Algoma and Vicki (Ronald) SPERBER, Sturgeon Bay; 12
grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren, 2 great-great
grandchildren, three brothers and two sisters-in-law,
Melvin (Maria) PARINS; Gerald (Connie) PARINS; and Dale
PARINS; two sisters and brothers-in-law; Geraldine
(Bernie) REINHARDT and Carol (Clarence) CLARK; two
sisters-in-law, Adaline PARINS and Lorraine PARINS-preceded
in death by her parents, one son Stephen, husband
Richard on 26 Oct 1981, two grandchildren, three
brothers and one sister-in-law; two sisters and two
brothers-in-law-memorial at the Schinderle Funeral Home,
Algoma Fri., 15 Oct 2010 and Saturday at St. Mary
Catholic Church, Algoma until the Mass of Christian
Burial, Rev. Bill SWICHTENBERG officiating-Burial in the
church cemetery-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home,
www.schinderle.com
SPLINTER, Mary/b. 20 May 1920-d. 17 Sep 2010,
Lake Forest Place, Lake Forest, IL; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 25 Sep 2010: Mary Splinter, (90), formerly
of Park Ridge, Ill. and Sturgeon Bay, Wis., services
held 16 Oct 2010 at Lake Forest Place in Lake Forest,
Ill-Interment will be in Wisconsin-raised in South Bend,
Ind. and attended Woodrow Wilson High School-co-founder
of the former Don Splinter Agency-also a member of the
P.E.O. Sisterhood in Sturgeon Bay, Wis.-survived by her
three children, Dr. Scott SPLINTER, Grand Junction,
Colo.; Craig (Jackie) SPLINTER, Libertyville, Ill.; and
Beth (Dick) GOCHNAUER, Winnetka, Ill.; grandchildren,
Laura (Tim) AKERS, Dane (Jane HALTON) SPLINTER, Wade (Jenn)
SPLINTER, Casey SPLINTER, Grant GOCHNAUER, Meg GOCHNAUER;
and three great-grandchildren-also survived by her
sister, Anna Mae PRIESTER, South Bend, Ind.-Info: WENBAN
Funeral Home, Ltd. 847-234-0022 or www.wenbanfh.com
STAHL, Harry, Mrs.
(Irene SERVAES STAHL)/b. 24 Nov 1907, Kewaunee,
Kewaunee Co., WI-d. 8 Oct 1944, Claude JACKELS home,
Menominee-(36)-of Sturgeon Bay- visiting at the Claude JACKELS
Home at Menominee, died there Sunday at 6 a.m. A
chronic ailment caused death. Irene SERVAES STAHL
was born in Kewaunee November 24, 1907, and is survived
by the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. Desire
EARLEY of Luxemburg, Wis.; Frank SERVAES of Milwaukee;
Henry SERVAES and Mrs. Carl HENNINGSON of Green Bay;
George and Louis SERVAES, Mrs. Harry PAUL of Algoma; and
Mrs. Fred DETTMAN of Forestville, WI-body
was taken to the Clarence HAUCKE Funeral Home in Algoma
Tuesday by motor and funeral services were held there on
Wednesday at 9 a.m. Burial was made in the
Gillett, Wis. cemetery. OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: Fri.
13 Oct 1944.
STAMNES, Elaine Jeanne (nee MUELLER)/b. 28 Aug
1924, Milwaukee, WI-d. 31 Jan 2010, West Allis,
WI-OBITUARY: Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 27 Feb 2010: (85),
West Allis, Wis., died peacefully-parents: late
Frederick and Clara MUELLER-lived in Waukesha, Ellison
Bay (for over 25 years, where they had a cherry orchard)
and Marathon, Fla., during her 50 year marriage to the
late Arthur J. STAMNES-four daughters, Arlane (Gary)
MULLRANIN, Bemidji, Minn.; Jackie (Dan) MOE, Wheaton,
Ill.; June STAMNES, Waukesha; and Carol (Bill) LABRANCHE,
San Rafael, Calif-grandmother of Luke and Emily
MULLRANIN, Jennifer (Dean) ROBITAILLE and Keith LEWIS,
Katie, Elizabeth and John MOE, and Will LABRANCHE-great-grandmother
of Lucas ROBITAILLE-(2) marriage: late Ray DENSMORE of
Mystic, Conn., for four years-preceded in death by her
sister, Virginia (Warren) BUSCHBAUM and brother, James
(Ruth) MUELLER-nieces and nephews Mike, Marsha, Diane,
Jim and Steven also survive-member of the Eastern
Star-Services held and she was interred in Arlington
Park Cemetery in Greenfield, Wis.-HARDER Funeral Home,
Brookfield, Wis.
STANNARD, Gilbert H., Jr. Dr./b. 20 Sep 1922,
Sheboygan WI-d. Sat. 19 Jun 2010, Sister Bay, Door, WI;
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Dr. Gilbert H. Stannard
Jr., age 87 of Sister Bay, WI-parents: Dr. Gilbert H.
STANNARD Sr. and Cora (SCHMIDT) STANNARD-graduate of the
University of Wisconsin in 1944 and University of
Wisconsin Medical School in 1946, which was followed by
his residency in Radiology in Madison-practiced in
Sheboygan and then Manitowoc from the mid 1950’s until
1984-retirement in 1984-maintained winter residence in
Sun City, AZ and summers in Ephraim, WI-served as a
member of the US Army and was affiliated with Sigma Phi
Fraternity, Lions Club, Ephraim Foundation, Sons of the
American Revolution and a member of Calvary United
Methodist Church of Egg Harbor-married on 7 Jul 1945 to
Ann BINDER in Wauwatosa WI-she preceded him in death on
24 Mar 2007-Survived by his children; James STANNARD of
Neshkoro, WI, Suzanne (Dan) VAZQUEZ of Tarpon Springs,
FL, and Diane C. STANNARD of Atlanta, GA-sister, Carol
JACOBSON of Burnsville, MN, Nephews; David (Veronica)
BOYCE and Don (Ann) STANNARD. Nieces; Holly (Jeff)
ZANDER, Martha (John) Johnson, Gayle (Richard) CARTER
and Wyn (David) HANDWORKER-Step-Granddaughters;
Michelene (Wade) McCOOL and Dawn (Charles) PEVEY and
three Step Great-Grandchildren-Interment held in
Greenbush, WI on 9 Jul 2010 at 1:00 P.M. at the
Greenbush Cemetery-Memorial Services held at Calvary
United Methodist Church in Egg Harbor on Sunday 11 Jul
2010-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
STEWART, James "Stewey"
Lynn/b. 26 Feb 1935, IL-d. Sat. 26 Dec 2009, St.
Vincent Hosp., Green Bay, Brown Co., WI-(74), of Sturgeon Bay-after a short illness-parents: late
Lynn Olcott and Gladys (CHESTER) STEWART-high school-Lake Forest College-U.S. Navy
from 1956-1958-sales rep for the
family business Stewart Electronics based out of
Chicago, IL-moved to Door County in the
1970's-Married, 4 Feb 1998, Sharon 'Shari" MARTH in Sturgeon Bay-Survivors include his wife,
Shari of Sturgeon Bay; twin daughters, Jamie (PREZEMEK)
BOGDANOWICZ (and their children, Virginia, Alex),
Samantha STEWART of Chicago, IL; two step-children,
Chasey GAMBALE of Virginia, Shane STULTS of Pensacola,
Florida; seven step-grandchildren, Nathan (Rachael)
Anastasia, Alexia, Bronson (Samantha) (and their child,
Braelyn), Taylor, Boston, and Madison-Preceding
him in death are parents, brother Chet- no services held-buried at Mt. Emblem Cemetery in Illinois on
the STEWART Family Lot. HUEHNS Funeral Home."
OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home.
STICH, Lisa Marie/b.
1 Jun 1984, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI-4 Jan 2010, at
home, Sturgeon Bay-(25)-parents: Michael and
Eileen (HONOLD) STICH-graduated from
Southern Door High School in 2005-worked at the
Sunshine House-participant in Special
Olympics.-survived by her mother, Eileen (DON) SOUKUP, and
her father, Michael STICH, all of Sturgeon Bay; a
sister, Michelle (BRENT) WIEGAND and nephew, Chase,
Sturgeon Bay; her grandmother, Margaret STICH, Sturgeon
Bay, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and a special fried,
Trevor RANDALL- Memorial Services-Saturday 9 Jan
2010-Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church-Rev. Dr. Matthew KNAPP
officiating. FORBES Funeral Home. OBITUARY-Door County
Daily News.com-4 Jan 2010.
STOCKWELL, George
'Roy"/b. 29 Aug 1925, Chicago, IL-d. Thrs. 24
Dec 2009, at home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-(84)-Sturgeon Bay-parents: George W. and Clara (NELSON) STOCKWELL-U.S. Navy during World War II-Married, 22 Nov 1945, Phyllis "Sherri" LABERDIA,
Sturgeon Bay-she preceded him in death on 1 Sep 2002.
Roy and Sherri lived in a number of places before returning to Sturgeon Bay to open Roy's Red Owl, a
grocery store on Third Avenue-active member
of Bay View Lutheran Church-Survivors include his
son, Donald (Genny) STOCKWELL, Sturgeon Bay; Four
grandchildren, Cathering (Nathan) BAGLEY; Carolyn (Bob)
HAESE, Paul (Teara) STOCKWELL, and Jonathan (Alycia)
STOCKWELL; a brother, Richard (Arlene) STOCKWELL,
Oconto. -preceded in death by his wife and
two sisters-Visitation, Wednesday 30 Dec 2009 at
FORBES Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay-No funeral services. FORBES Funeral Home." OBITUARY-Door
County Daily News.com-24 Dec 2009.
STRATTE, Howard* "Bud:/b. 10 Oct 1927*-d. Sun. 8 Aug 2010, at home;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 11 Aug 2010: Bud STRATTE, (82),-grew
up in Windom, Minnesota in the 1930's and 40's-attended
Carleton College in Minnesota-where he met and fell in
love with Mary "Denny" DENWORTH-celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary on 1 Jul 2010-made their home in Elm
Grove, Wis.-worked as a manufacturer's representative
for Levi Strauss-Twenty years ago moved to Door County,
and built a lovely home on an historic farm just outside
of Egg Harbor-spent thousands of hours beautifying and
maintaining the 150 acres that Bud once referred to as
his "gift to the planet."-survived by his beloved wife,
Denny, his three children Kathy (Jim PLASMAN), Jim
(Laura) and John (Cheri) STRATTE; six grandchildren
(Jay, Pete and Sam PLASMAN; Isabelle, Ned and Freya
STRATTE); two step-grandchildren (Danielle FATLA and Joe
CLARK), two sisters, Mary (Don) KALIS and Georgia SMITH,
and many cousins, nieces and nephews-Family and friends
will celebrate Bud's life at a casual gathering at the
family home in Egg Harbor on Sunday, 15 Aug at 2:00 p.m
(please wear comfortable shoes for a memorial hike). In
lieu of flowers, the family has asked that contributions
be made in Bud's name to the Alzheimer's Research
Association (Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute, 7818 Big
Sky Dr., Suite 215, Madison WI 53719; designate "for
research"), the Adaptive Sportsman Association (8727 W.
Cold Spring Rd., Greenfield WI 53228), the Majuro
Cooperative School Scholarship Fund (Box 81 Majuro,
Marshall Islands, 96960) or a charity of your choice. *CASPERSON
Funeral Home.
STREGE, Diane M./b. 23 Oct 1957, Sturgeon Bay,
Door Co., WI-d. at home, Ellison Bay, Door Co., WI;
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 2 Jun 2010:
Diane M STREGE, 52, passed away peacefully at her home on Friday,
28 May 2010-parents: late Darwin and
Nancy (FITZGERALD) STREGE-lifelong resident of Ellison Bay and a member of Stella Maris Catholic Church-spent many years working as a grocery clerk
and most recently was a server at The Viking Restaurant-Survived
by her grandchildren, Kimberly and Cameron STREGE-the nickname Grandma Dee Dee-Survivors
also include her son, Kevin (Noel) STREGE and their children. Kimberly and Cameron STREGE; sisters, Sandra and Karen STREGE and brother,
Timothy STREGE, Ellison Bay; and brother, Thomas STREGE, Prairie du Chien; two aunts, Jean (FITZGERALD) BIES, and Jeanette FITZGERALD, both of Green Bay-preceded in death by her parents; her brother, Darwin Jr.; her grandson, Christian STREGE; and many aunts and uncles and cousins-memorial Mass and luncheon in her honor
held on Saturday, 5 Jun 2010, at Stella Maris Parish — Sister Bay.
STRUVE, Janet L. (SIMON)/d. 24 Aug 2010, Cape
Coral, Florida; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 4 Sep
2010: Janet L. STRUVE (SIMON), 59, formerly of Sturgeon
Bay, passed away 24 Aug 2010, in Cape Coral
Florida-worked at Baylake Bank in Sturgeon Bay for many
years before moving to Fla. in 1995-memorial service
will be held in Cape Coral at a date to be announced
later.
SULLIVAN, Annette/9
Oct 1930-30 Mar 2010; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
Annette Sullivan 79 years, of Sturgeon Bay, died at her
home Tuesday morning (March 30, 2010) in Hospice Care.
Huehns Funeral Home.
SWINGEN, Joshua David/b. 29 May 1984, Madison,
Dane Co., WI-d. 17 Dec 2010; *Source: FORBES Funeral
Home: Joshua David SWINGEN, 26, of Sturgeon Bay, died
unexpectedly-parents: David and Kelly (BLUEMLE) SWINGEN-graduated
from Sturgeon Bay High School and then attended NWTC in
both Sturgeon Bay and Green Bay-was currently employed
by Center Point Marina in Sturgeon Bay-Survivors include
his parents, David and Kelly SWINGEN; a brother, Zachary
SWINGEN, Madison; paternal grandmother, Dorothy SWINGEN,
Stoughton; aunts and uncles, Jo and Bill GUENZEL,
Sturgeon Bay; Greg and Karen SWINGEN, Fort Atkinson;
Gail McINTOSH, Madison; Anita COOK, Madison; a cousin
Renata MANIACI, Washington, D.C.-preceded in death by
his paternal grandfather, Clarence SWINGEN; and maternal
grandparents, Vern and Winnie BLUEMLE, an uncle, Jim
BLUEMLE-a celebration of his life will be held Sun. 26
Dec 2010 at Crossroads at Big Creek-FORBES Funeral
Home.
TABORDON, Noyes Larry/d.
21 Jul 2010, Lafayette General Medical Center,
Lafayette, Louisiana; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 28
Jul 2010: Noyes Larry TABORDON, 82 A private service
will be held out of town-resident of Lafayette, La.,
-parents: the late Anton TABORDON and the former
Mathilda "Tillie" DEJARDIN-retired from Lykes Brothers
Steamship Company-survived by two daughters, Rita T.
EARL and husband, Leon M. EARL and Brenda WILSON and
husband, Burke WILSON; grandchildren, Ashlee EARL,
Blythe EARL JOHNSON, Jarald EARL Courtney WILSON and
Melissa WILSON-preceded in death by his parents and his
wife, Ruth T. TABORDON- www.delhommefuneral home.com.
Delhomme Funeral Home, 1011 Bertrand Drive, Lafayette,
LA.
TAPPEN, Hope Olivia/b.
30 Jun 2010-d. Fr. 16 Jul 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 21 Jul 2010: Hope Olivia TAPPEN, 17 days,
De Pere, passed away Friday, July 16, 2010, at a local
hospital-parents: Matt and Britt (POCKAT) TAPPEN-survived
by her parents, Matt and Britt; siblings, Allison, Kade,
Bryce, and Kenna TAPPEN; grandparents, Bob (Joan) TAPPEN
and John (Peg) POCKAT; great grandmother, Helen TAPPEN;
aunt, Tiffany (Jason) SCHROEDER; uncle, Tyler (Sarah)
POCKAT; cousins; and godparents, Brent (Eve) WOZNIAK and
Andy (Ann) BLANK-preceded in death by her paternal great
grandparents, Don (Jane) TILLEMAN; maternal great
grandparents, Clarence (Sadie) RUPPENTHAL and Ray
(Mildred) BOODRY- RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 305 N. Tenth St, De
Pere, WI on Monday, 19 Jul 2010- Burial will be in
Allouez Cemetery-RYAN Funeral Home: www.ryanfh.com-The
Tappen family would like to thank St. Vincent NICU and
the 3rd floor Bellin nurses for all they did for Hope
and the family.
TEICHEN, Walter M.
(Bud), Jr./ b. 25 Jul 1920, Chicago, IL-d. Mon. 30
Nov 2009, at home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-(89)-parents:
late Walter and Lydia TEICHEN-Graduated York
Community High School, Elmhurst IL-Attended
Valparaiso Univer.-US Army
during WWII with the 248th Combat Engineers, serving in
battles and campaigns in Normany, Northern France,
Rhineland and Central Europe-member
of Hope United Church of Christ in Sturgeon Bay-survived by wife of almost 30 years,
Diane, Sister Mary (Ed) JOHNSON; Sister-in-law: Morine
TEICHEN; children: Walter (Kathy) TEICHEN, Fred (Jan)
TEICHEN and Nancy (Jim) BROOK; step-daughters: Christie
DALBY and Gina DALBY; grandchildren: Kevin, Renee,
Billy, Tracy, Josh and Samantha. Preceded in death
by brother: John "Jack" TEICHEN-Memorial Service
in the spring 2010-Forbes Funeral Home." OBITUARY-Door County Daily News.com 30
Nov 2009.
TePASKE, Dirk Joseph/b.
15 Jun 1972, Ishpeming, MI-d. 2 May 2010, at home,
Valdez, Alaska; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Dirk
Joseph TePaske, 37, from Valdez, Alaska, died peacefully
at his home from natural causes-parents: Fred and Mary (ANTONISSEN)
TePASKE-1990 graduate of Superior High School-served,
with honors, in the United States Marine Corps-and
served for 13 years-received many military awards and
honors, and had also served as a Drill Instructor for 4
years-currently was employed by Crowley Maritime in
Valdez, AK, as their Manager of Operations
Integrity-prior employment in Jacksonville, FL, at
Coastal Maritime-survived by his loving wife and best
friend of 10 years, Shelby TePASKE. His parents, Fred
and Mary TePASKE of Brussels; in-laws Dale and Patty
NELSON, sister-in-law Shannon (Brian) REINBOLD,
brother-in-law Curtis (Laura) NELSON; numerous aunts,
uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews-preceded in death by
his loving sister, Heather TePASKE, maternal and
paternal grandparents, aunt and uncles-Memorial services
held in honor of Dirk by Crowley Maritime in Valdez
harbor on Tuesday, 11 May 2010-Mass of Christian burial
celebrated 15 May 2010 at Holy Name of Mary Parish in
Maplewood, WI, Fr. Robert KONKOL-HUEHNS Funeral Home.
THOMAS, Llewellyn W./b.
17 Apr 1933, Watertown, WI-d. 19 Dec 2009-brief illness-parents: Olga and Victor THOMAS-survived by a brother; Pete (Judy) and a sister
Dorothy WAIT (John) and their children-graduate of Watertown High School-Moravian College-Moravian Seminary, Bethlehem, Penn.-ordained in the Moravian Church-served several
congregations including Central Moravian Church,
Bethlehem, PA; Edmonton Moravian Church, Edmonton,
Alberta, CA; Christ Moravian Church, Calgary, Alberta
Canada and Westside Moravian Church in Green Bay,
WI-Married Naomi DITTMER, 5 Aug 1956-three children, Kris (Steve DREIFUERST), Mark
and Joel (Holly HITZEMAN) and five grandchildren, Jacob,
Ryan and Eric DREIFUERST; Payton THOMAS and Madeline
THOMAS-preceded in death by a grandson,
Gavin THOMAS-Memorial celebration, Sister Bay Moravian Church in Sister Bay, WI, on
Sat. 2 Jan 2010. Casperson Funeral Home." OBITUARY-Door
Co. Advocate: Wed. 23 Dec 2009.
THOMPSON, Robert Edward "Bob"/b. 7 Oct 1916,
Kansas City, MO-d. 15 Jun 2010; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 19 Jun 2010: Veteran actor Bob THOMPSON,
three-time recipient of Chicago's Joseph Jefferson
Award, icon of Door County's Peninsula Players, age of
93-In his lengthy career he appeared with such stars as
Joe E. Brown, Mickey Rooney, Betty Grable, Harvey Korman,
John McGiver, Betty White and Dina Merrill. Over a
30-year period, he was one of Chicago's leading
character actors and performed in two Broadway
productions. He first appeared at the Peninsula Players
in 1938- parents: Alfred A. and Grace (VANDERVEER)
THOMPSON-family settled in Downers Grove, Ill.-lived
there until 2003, when he and his wife, Margaret moved
to Sister Bay, Wis-graduated from the Goodman Theatre
School at Chicago's Art Institute in 1939-earned his MA
from the Univ. of Michigan-He pursued his acting career
in New York, appearing in productions along the east
coast, until World War II altered his path-From 1941 to
1946, served in the Army Air Corps, achieving the rank
of First Lieutenant-member of the 25th Air Depot group,
stationed on Guam from 1945 to 1946-Following the War,
married on 15 Jun 1946 to Margaret PORTER, a music
teacher and violinist in Downers Grove-from 1946 to 1973
he was Director and Professor of Speech & Drama at
Rosary College (now Dominican University) in River
Forest, Ill.-was an Eagle Scout-were active members of
the Downers Grove Methodist Church until moving to
Wisconsin in 2001, where they became members of the
Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church-blessed with a
razor-sharp mind well into his late 80's and in 2003
wrote his autobiography, "An Actor's Life: It's Better
than Selling Shoes!"-continued performing at the
Peninsula Players every summer from 1976 onward, his
final role being that of Cardinal Wolsey in "A Man For
All Seasons" in 2003-survived by his loving wife of 64
years, Margaret; his sister, Eleanor T. MOYER, Petoskey,
Mich.; son, David E. THOMPSON (Haze), Tres Pinos,
Calif.; daughter, Kay FRIEDRICH (Doug), Pensacola, Fla.;
son, Don THOMPSON (Jean), Ellison Bay, Wis.; two
grandchildren, Shelley THOMPSON SINGLETON (Matt),
Fayetteville, N.C.; and Carrie Friedrich GAERTE (Mike),
Indianapolis; and three great-grandchildren, Jacob,
Cooper and Addison SINGLETON-The family wishes to extend
thanks to Martha and all staff at Hearthside Cordial
Care in Sister Bay for the compassion and exceptional
care-giving skills. A memorial service is pending.
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 11 Aug 2010:
THOMPSON, Bob: A memorial service celebrating the life
of actor Bob THOMPSON, who passed away 15 Jun, will be
held at 11 a.m. on 16 Aug 2010 at the Shepherd of the
Bay Lutheran Church, Ellison Bay.
TIEDKE, Caryl Mae/b.
18 Apr 1931, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-d. 16 Apr 2010,
Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home:
Caryl Mae TIEDKE, 78, of Sturgeon Bay, passed away at
her residence-parents: Jule and Hilda (MILLER) HERLACHE-married
on 5 May 1951 Donald TIEDKE-he preceded her in death on
5 Mar 1990-farmed in Jacksonport on the Tiedke farm for
a number of years-later worked as a bookkeeper and
secretary for Davis Mortuary in Sturgeon Bay for twenty
years-served as treasurer on the Bayside Cemetery
Board-member of the Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church-Survivors
include her two children, Jim TIEDKE, Hudson; Patti
(Keith) FEHL, Egg Harbor; four grandchildren, Scott and
Sandra TIEDKE; Jason and Ryan FEHL; three sisters,
Darlene PRUST, Green Bay; Ione HERLACHE, Milwaukee;
Nancy LEHMKUHL, IL; and a sister-in-law, Marlene
TURICEK, Milwaukee-preceded in death by her husband, a
son Tom, an infant son and four brothers-
in-law-Memorial services Tues. 20 Apr 2010 at the
Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church, Rev. Dr. Matthew Knapp and
Rev. Reeder Herrick-FORBES Funeral
Home.
TONG, William Clarence/b.
23 Dec 1917, Sturgeon Bay-d. Fri. 12 Feb 2010, at home,
Sturgeon Bay-OBITUARY: HUEHNS Funeral Home: (92), of
Sturgeon Bay, passed away peacefully at his
home-parents: Tom and Dessie (DELAIR) TONG-1935 graduate
of Sturgeon Bay High School-studied vocational
agriculture at Platteville Teacher’s College from
1938-1941-entered armed services in August of 1941 and
served with the Army (AA) Coast Artillery for one
year-transferred to the Air Corps and was commissioned a
2nd Lt and received his wings as a Navigator-two years
in the European theater of operations with the 9th and
12th Air Force in the 316th Group and the 44th Squadron.
The 316th Group, a troop carrier unit posed a record of
9 Battle Stars and three Presidential Citations-flew
mission in North Africa, Sicily and Italy-unit was then
transferred to England to await the Normandy invasion.
The 316th was the first wave in Normandy with
paratroopers-The group remained in England through the
war’s end carrying paratroopers, towing gliders, hauling
supplies and evacuating causalities-Missions were in
Northern France, Belgium, Holland, Battle of the Bulge
and Crossing the Rhine River into Germany-received a
promotion to 1st Lt. in England and was awarded the Air
Medal with two oak leaf clusters along with seven Battle
Stars to the E.T.O. ribbon-After the war he worked for
Lake to Lake and Land O’Lakes for 34 years as a field
representative and plant manager-After his retirement
from Lake to Lake he worked at Bayside Cemetery for ten
years-helped promote the Cherryland Horseman’s
Association and worked with the Door County Fair
Association for many years. Bill was a life member of
VFW Post 3088-married Helen KLAPATCH of Sturgeon Bay, 10
Dec 1945-six children: Sandra, Diane, David, Mary,
Cynthia and Sue-survived by three daughters, Sandy
DRAPER, Sue TONG FREDRICKSON, Cindy TONG all of Sturgeon
Bay; son-in-law, Ken HONOLD of Jacksonport; six
grandchildren, John (Lisa) WHITE of Sturgeon Bay, Steve
(Tonia) WHITE of Sturgeon Bay, Renee (John) WESOLOWSKI
of Suamico, Heidi (Jeremy) ERICKSON of Brussels, and
Rebecca and John David FREDRICKSON of Sturgeon Bay; and
nine great-grandchildren-preceded in death by parents,
wife Helen, son David (1972), two daughters Diane TONG
(1982) and Mary HONOLD (2008), and his brothers and
sisters-at Bill's request there will be no services.
HUEHNS Funeral Home.
TRACEY, Jackson/b. 26 Mar 2010, Waterloo-d. Sun.
12 Dec 2010, at home, Waterloo, due to complications of
cancer-Funeral services Wednesday at Saint John
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Pastors Dennis NIEZWAAG and
David WERGES will officiate-Burial will be in Riverside
Cemetery at Charles City-parents: Michael and Darci (BERGUM)
TRACEY-surviving family members include his parents,
Michael and Darci TRACEY, Charles City; his sister,
Addison TRACEY at home; paternal grandmother, Bonny
(Roger) DOSDALL, Diamond Bluff, Wis.; paternal
grandfather, Michael (Jane) TRACEY, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.;
maternal grandparents, Lee and Dianne BERGUM,
Northfield, Minn.; maternal great-grandmother, Leila
EAGAN, Marquez, Texas; two uncles, Dan (Karin) BERGUM,
Jackson, Wyo.; and Ken (Brianna) TRACEY, Sturgeon Bay,
Wis.; and an aunt, Devon (Ross) BERGUM, Minneapolis,
Minn
TRADER, Harvey H./b. 22 Jan 1942, Curran,
Michigan-d. Sun. 18 Jul 2010, Door County Memorial
Hospital; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Harvey H.
Trader, (68), of Carlsville, died Sunday 18 Jul 2010 at
Door County Memorial Hospital after a short and sudden
illness-parents: the late Cecil H. and Vera F. (HARMON)
TRADER-graduated from Fairview High School in Michigan
in 1959-married on 19 Jul 1961 he married Mary Ann
BARNES in Alexandria, Virginia- She preceded him in
death on 24 Oct 2001-served his country for 22 years in
the U.S. Navy-After his service, he worked for the Navy
Office in Sturgeon Bay, and was a supervisor at PBI-worked
for Emerson, and Bergstrom-Survivors include his two
sons, Richard and Thomas TRADER of Carlsville; two
sisters, Shirley WIEDBRAUK of Curran, MI and Patricia
(Donald) DILLER of Alpha, MI-Funeral services held at
7:00 p.m. Wednesday evening at Huehns Funeral Home with
Rev. Michael BRECKE officiating-memorials may be given
in Harvey Trader’s memory to DOOR CANcer, Inc.
TRUEBLOOD, Silas
B./b. 27 Jun 1848-d. 3 Sep 1909, Cedarville, Mich.;
*Source: Newspaper article/OBITUARY: Door County
Democrat-9 Oct 1909, P. 2: Silas B. TRUEBLOOD (27
Jun 1848-3 Sep 1909) FORMER DOOR CO. MAN
DROWNS-Silas TRUEBLOOD is Drowned By Walking Off a
Dock-Silas TRUEBLOOD, a former resident of Door county,
and well known in the village of Fish Creek and other
northern towns, was accidentally drowned at Cedarville,
Mich., recently. He was employed as cook on the
steambarge Waukon, and it was while the craft was in
port at Cedarville that the accident occurred. He left
the boat to go up town, and it being dark, he walked off
the dock. His cries for help were heard by members of
the crew of the boat, but before they could locate him
in the water he had drowned. The body was recovered in
about twenty minutes.Mr. Trueblood leaves a wife and son
besides several brothers to mourn his death.-contributed
by Judy PHILLIPS (26 Aug 2010).
TUCHSCHERER, Konrad H.
"Tuch"/b. 23 Nov 1916, Menasha, WI-d. 11 Jul 2010;
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Konrad H. TUCHSCHERER
died on 11 Jul 2010 with his wife Dorothy, at his
bedside-Tuch was born 23 Nov 1916 in Menasha,
Wisconsin-graduated from Lawrence University-was a
lieutenant in the U.S. Navy during World War II-worked
for forty years at Kimberly-Clark, Corporation-retired
from his position as Director of International Human
Resources in 1980-Following retirement, Tuch and Dorothy
returned to Door County-survived by Dorothy, his wife of
sixty-seven years, three sons, Konrad ( Mary )
TUCHSCHERER, H. James (Michele ) TUCHSCHERER, Michael (
Kathleen ) TUCHSCHERER, ten grandchildren and nine
great-grandchildren-leaves behind his sisters, Alice ST
PIERRE, Kay NASH, extended family and many friends-
burial mass will be held at St. Mary’s Catholic Church
in Neenah (Menasha), Wisconsin, on 10 Aug 2010-private internment will follow- The family
has designated Good Samaritan Scandia Village as the
recipient of any memorial donations-CASPERSON Funeral
Home.
TURNER, John J./d.
9 Apr 2010, Panama City Beach, FL; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 14 Apr 2010: John J. TURNER, 86, long-time
Park Forest resident-made his winter home in Panama City
Beach FL for past 26 years while residing in Sturgeon
Bay, WI during the summer-Owner of Superior Industrial
X-Ray Co. and Hydra-Stop Manufacturing-US Air Force
veteran World War II-married Marguerite FOY 62 years
ago-Father of Michael TURNER; James TURNER; Steven
(Theresa) TURNER-Kathleen (Richard) THIESSEN, and John
(Tina) TURNER; grandfather of 14; great-grandfather of
four-brother of Virginia Lee (late Norbert) KLUCIKOWSKI
and Mary Ellen (late James) MADDEN-Funeral services
Thurs. 15 Apr 2010 at St. Ireneaus Church, Park
Forest-Interment at Calvary Cemetery, Steger-PANOZZO
Bros. Funeral Home, 530 W. 14th St., Chicago Heights,
IL.
ULLMAN, Isabelle/b.
5 Jun 1925, Kolberg, Door Co., WI-d. 19 Apr 2010, St.
Vincent Hospital, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI;
OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Isabelle ULLMAN, 84, of
Forestville-parents: Walter and Bertha (NEINAS)
MILLER-married on 3 Nov 1945 Raynold ULLMAN in Kolberg,
he preceded her in death on 8 Jan 2006-operated a farm
in Forestville for many years-owned and operated Izzy’s
Tap Cleaning Service-survived by two children, Dennis
(Marge) ULLMAN, Sheboygan; Cheryl (Edward) CARROLL,
Lynnwood, WA; two grandchildren, Troy (his partner
Steve) ULLMAN, Middleton; Todd (Lisa) ULLMAN, Sheboygan;
three great-grandchildren, Makayla, Madison, and Mason;
one brother, Roger MILLER, Brussels; three sisters,
Jeannette HOPPE, Green Bay; Karen (Marvin) DEGRAVE,
Brussels; Mae Lee (ALLEN) LEGREVE, Green Bay-preceded in
death by her parents; husband, Raynold; and one sister,
Marge KARNITZ-Funeral services Friday, 23 Apr 2010 at
St. Peters Lutheran Church in Forestville, Rev. David
LUHRS-Burial in the Evergreen Cemetery in Algoma-FORBES
Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay.
UNSER, Cleone Alberta/b.
27 Nov 1912, Ohio-Sat., 19 Dec 2009, Woodview Assisted
Living, Sister Bay-(97)-parents:
Joseph and Inez FARTHING-Married 16 Sep 1935, Howard Watson UNSER-he preceded her in
death on 16 Aug 1967-lived in Schenectady,
NY, Grand Rapids, MI, South Bend, IN and Wheaton IL-In 1979, Cleone moved to her Bay View Terrace apartment
in Sister Bay where she lived until earlier this year-survived by sisters, Virginia NIGH, LeJean
(Foster) FORD, and Margaret LEONARD as well as her
children, Carolyn (Erv) HITZEMAN, Ellison Bay, and
Robert (Debbie) UNSER; Kalamazoo, MI; Also 9
grandchildren: Steven (Teresa) HITZEMAN, Scott (Denise)
HITZEMAN, Brent (Camilla) HITZEMAN, Reid (Heidi)
HITZEMAN, Holly (Joel) THOMAS, Gregory (Jill) UNSER,
Heather (Shane) GRONER, Gwendolyn (Craig) JACKSON and
Brian (LeeAnne) UNSER. Also surviving are 19
great-grandchildren-Preceding her in death were a
daughter-in-law, Faith UNSER, a great-grandson, Gavin
Watson THOMAS, sisters, Ethelyne CLINE and Joanne
ARMENTROUT, and brothers Burdette and Merritt FARTHING-Memorial Service, First Baptist Church, Sister Bay, Tues.
29 Dec 2009, Rev. Delmar DAHL-Burial
in Wheaton, IL. Casperson Funeral Home.
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate: Wed. 23 Dec 2009.
URBAN, Marie "Peg"/ b. 28 Oct 1924, Jacksonport,
Door Co., WI-d. 16 Oct 2010; *Source: Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 20 Oct 2010: Marie "Peg" URBAN-parents:
Henry and Martha (ANSCHUTZ) SPILLE-spent her childhood
in Jacksonport-graduated from Sevastopol High School and
spent her early adult life there before moving to
Neillsville in 1947-member of St. John's Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Neillsville-part-time job as a clerk
at the Farmer's Store-member of the Red Hat
Society-trips to California to visit Mary Beth and
family-Surviving are her husband, Joe whom she married
31 Jan 1943; daughter, Mary Beth (Tom) RABE,
Bakersfield, Calif.; son, Dick (Lynda) URBAN,
Neillsville; granddaughters, Kristin RABE, Bakersfield,
Calif.; Katie (Kurt) OFFICER, Marshfield, Wis.;
grandson, Clint (Tonia) URBAN, Neillsville, Wis.;
great-grandson, Carter URBAN and great-granddaugter,
Kenadi URBAN, both Neillsville; sisters, Lorraine
LANDFRIED, Arizona; Eunice McCORMICK, Sturgeon Bay,
Wis.; a brother, Hank (Marilyn) SPILLE, Virgina; and
nieces and nephews- preceded in death by her parents,
grandparents, brothers-in-law, John McCORMICK, Erling
LANDFRIED and great-granddaughter, Claire URBAN-Peg will
wait for Joe and Memorial Services will be held at that
time-GESCHE Funeral Home, www.geschefh .com.
VANDERMEUSE, Julius C./b. 14 Oct 1933, Duvall (Marchand),
Town of Union, Door Co., WI-d. Sun. 6 Dec 2010; *Source:
Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 11 Dec 2010: Julius C.
VANDERMEUSE, (77), Forestville-parents: late Desire and
Flora (DEVOS) VANDERMEUSE-farmed in the Rosiere area all
his life-married on 8 Jul 1953 to Mae Jane
COLLIN-survived by his children, David (Cathy),
Hartford, Wis.; Chris (special friend, Sue) De Pere;
Alan (Nancy), Green Bay; Barb (John) MASKELL,
Forestville; Ellie fiance, Ed), Naples, Fla.; and T. F.,
Forestville-further survived by his brothers, Hank
(Josephine) VANDERMEUSE, Jerry (Anna Mae) VANDERMEUSE;
sisters, Adeline CRAVILLION and Gloria LINDOW;
sister-in-law, Gloria VANDERMEUSE; grandchildren,
great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews-preceded in
death by his parents; son, Paul; brothers, Clifford (Armella),
Francis, Mervin; sisters, Bernadine (Raymond) CHALLE,
Arbella (Alvin) BADER, Betty (Roy) JACOBS;
brothers-in-law, Lefty LINDOW, and Jule CRAVILLION-Funeral
service Mon. 13 Dec 2010 at St. Hubert Catholic Church,
Rosiere with Deacon Paul ZENEFSKI-Entombment will be at
the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum-Wiesner &
Massart Funeral Home, www.wiesnermassart.com
VAN STRATEN, Joyce H. (LETTER)/b. 14 Jun 1927,
Seymour, WI-d. Tues. 7 Dec 2010, Green Bay, Brown Co.,
WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 8 Dec 2010: Joyce H.
(LETTER) VAN STRATEN, (83), Green Bay-parents: William
and Anna (GOMM) LETTER-married on 28 Aug 1947 to Neil L.
VAN STRATEN at St. Joseph Catholic Church-retired from
J.C. Penney in 1989 after over 25 years of
service-active members of St. Joseph Parish-Survivors
include her husband of 63 years, Neil; one son and
daughter-in-law, Ken and Sally VAN STRATEN; two
daughters, Nancy VAN STRATEN and Gary PARPOVICH, Shari
VAN STRATEN; four grandchildren, Ben (Shannon) VAN
STRATEN, Jacob VAN STRATEN, Joshua (Monica) DeSILVEY,
Sarina (Brian) BAKER; four great-grandchildren, Nathan,
Ashley, Daniel, Miles; a sister, Gladys SIGL; one
brother and four sisters-in-law, James and Bernice
LETTER, Bernice "Bun" LETTER, LaVern GEORGE, Jeanne
HERMES; nieces and nephews-preceded in death by her
parents; her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Ernest and
Bertha (VANDERHEIDEN) VAN STRATEN; two brothers, Henry
and Cyril LETTER; three sisters, Katherine KOBRIGER,
Rosemary KLEIN, Bernice VANDENBERG; two infant siblings,
Margaret and Gerald LETTER- Blaney Funeral Home, 1521
Shawano Ave., Green Bay-St. Joseph Catholic Church,
corner of Ninth St. and 12th Ave., Green Bay Friday the
Mass of Christian Burial Friday at the church with the
Rev. Donald Everts officiating.-Entombment will be in
the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum-
www.blaneyfuneralhome.com
VEITH, John G./b. 16 Dec 1918-d. Sun., 30 May
2010, Sister Bay, Door Co., WI; OBITUARY-CASPERSON
Funeral Home: John G. VEITH, (91), died Sunday, 30 May
2010 in Sister Bay, WI-Memorial Mass Tuesday, 15 Jun
2010, at Stella Maris Catholic Church, Sister Bay, Wis.
followed by Military Honors in front of the church-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
VETTER, Ruth E./b. 11 May 1923, Marinette, WI-d.
Tues. 1 Jun 2010, Pine Crest Village, Sturgeon Bay, Door
Co., WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Ruth E. Vetter,
87, Sturgeon Bay-parents: Robert and Marie (PETERSON)
FOSTER-served her country in the U.S. Navy as a nurse
during WW II-worked as a nurse’s aid at Door County
Memorial Hospital for many years-past member of the St.
Ann Society, Door County Memorial Auxiliaryand a past
Girl Scout leader-married on 6 Sep 1949 to Darrel A.
VETTER in Racine-He passed away on 29 Jul 1989-survivors
include 3 children, Lynn (Tom) DeNAMUR, Algoma; Tom
(Patty) VETTER, Janesville; Julie (BROCK) POWELL,
Sturgeon Bay; 4 grandchildren, Christopher DeNAMUR, CA;
Nicole DeNAMUR, WA; Sara (Rob) REDEPENNING, CO; Jill
(Matt) GREGG, Janesville, WI; 1 great-grandson, Tommy
REDEPENNING-preceded in death by her parents, husband,
and a sister, June KLAMMER-Funeral services Saturday, 5
Jun 2010 at Corpus Christi Church-Entombment will be at
the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum-FORBES Funeral
Home.
VIGLIOTTI, James "Angelo" William/b. 4 Feb 1969,
Smithtown, N. Y.-d. 2 Nov 2010, at home, Media, Penn.;
Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 27 Nov 2010:
James 'Angelo' William VIGLIOTTI, (41), Media, Penn.,
died unexpectedly at home-parents: Marguerite (VIGLIOTTI)
CLARK and the late Angelo VIGLIOTTI-married Andrea (nee
KUFFEL) on 7 Jun 2003, at Corpus Christi Church in
Sturgeon Bay, Wis-survived by his wife, Andrea and their
daughter, Alicia Margaret 'Ali'-further survived by his
mother, Marguerite (Mark) CLARK, three sisters, Cathy
(Tony) LEO, Donna VITALE and Elizabeth HUNSAKER, and
three brothers, Eugene, Alexander and
Christopher-additional survivors include Andrea's
parents, Suzanne and Tom KUFFEL, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.;
sister-in-law, Elizabeth KUFFEL, Madison, Wis.; and
brother-in-law, Jonathan KUFFEL and his wife, Pamela,
Neenah Wis. and their son, Benjamin Thomas-was a retired
20 year veteran of the US Navy and was awarded a Bronze
Star while serving in Iraq in 2004 to 2005-also received
the Navy/Marine Corps Commendation and Achievement medal
and various other citations and medals during his
career-was most recently employed by the Department of
Defense Security Services in Philadelphia, Penn-Funeral
services were held on 11 Nov 2010 (Veterans Day) at St.
Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Lenni,
Penn-Interment will occur at 1 p.m., 30 Mar 2011, at
Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Va.
VOIGHT, Alexis Catherine/d. 24 Feb 2010, Texas:
OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 27 Feb 2010: (3)
months-parents: Patrick and Christina Marie VOIGHT-Survived
by: sister, Danielle Lyn VOIGHT; maternal grandparents,
John and Shelly PAVER, Chino, Calif.; paternal
grandparents, John and Catherine VOIGHT, Ellison Bay,
Wis.; aunts, Lindsey VOIGHT, Anastacia, Stephanie and
Jennifer PAVER; cousin, Tyler PAVER.-Funeral Service:
Sat. 27 Feb 2010, PORTER LORING Chapel-PORTER LORING,
1101 McCullough, San Antonio, Texas 78212.
VOLLETZ, John W./b.
17 Jan 1932, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. Fri. 4 Dec
2009; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 9 Dec 2009:
John W. VOLLETZ, (77), Green Bay-parents: John B. and
Dorothy (HEMBEL) VOLLETZ-received a Bachelors Degree
from the University of Wisconsin in 1953-married 18 Dec
1954 to Jean STEVENS in Lancaster, Wis.-served in the
U.S. Army from 1954 to 1956-returned to the University
of Wisconsin to obtain his law degree-practiced law in
the Green Bay area over 40 years-longtime sponsor of
Ducks Unlimited, officer of the Brown County Park
commission helping to make Bay Shore Park a reality-was
a member of Union Congregational Church-cottage at North
Bay-survived by his wife of 55 years, Jean-four
daughters, Diane (Lawrence Abbott) VOLLETZ, Menomonee
Falls; Linda (Dr. Edward) VAN BEEK, Betsy (Alex)
ZACARIAS and Mamie VOLLETZ, all of Green Bay; four
grandchildren, Katherine and Patrick VAN BEEK, Tori and
Lina ZACARIAS; nieces, nephews and cousins and
cousins-Memorial services (East) Funeral Home,
University Avenue at Baird Street, Green Bay, Wed. 9
Dec. 2009, Rev. Doctor Charles MIZE-MALCORE Funeral
Home: www.malcorefuneralhome.com .
WAGNER, Beverly/b.
31 Jul 1935, Viroqua, WI-d. Sun. 8 Feb 2009, Fort
Mojave, AZ-(73)-parents: Kermit and Esther
SOLBERG-only child-father entered the navy, the family relocated to LaCrosse-LaCrosse Central High
School class of 1953-St.
Francis School of Nursing-married Daniel WAGNER in May of 1954-Together they completed two years of military service
before returning to LaCrosse-their daughter, Teri Lynn,
was born in December of 1955-worked as professional assistants-appointed Administrative Assistant
to the Superintendant of Schools in the Gibraltar School
District as well as secretary to the school board in
Door County-1998, Bev and Dan retired-moved back to the LaCrosse area-vacationed in Lake Havasu, Ariz-2002. moved to
Arizona permanently-survivors: Dan; her daughter, Teri; her
sister-in-law, Sharon; her granddaughter, Elizabeth
(Mathias); her grandson, Daniel; and her
great-grandchildren, Leila and Erik-Memorial
Service 20
Jun Community Church in Fish Creek. OBITUARY-Door
County Advocate-Wed. 17 Jun 2009.
WAITE, Diane DICKINSON/b.
1 Sep 1943, Sturgeon Bay, Door, WI-d. 17 Nov 2009, Door
County Memorial Skilled Nursing Facility, Sturgeon Bay,
Door, WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Daily News.com-17 Nov 2009:
Diane DICKINSON WAITE, (66), of Duluth Ave., Sturgeon
Bay-parents: late Floyd and Florence (KOEHLER)
DICKINSON-graduate of Sturgeon Bay High School-Married
Paul D. WAITE, 8 Jan 2000-owned and operated Cliff
Dwellers Resort in Sturgeon Bay for many years-involved
with N.O.W. and Womens Employment Project of Door
County-member of Sturgeon Bay Visitors Bureau-past
president of Door County Chamber of Commerce-Survived by
Paul WAITE, of Sturgeon Bay, daughter Cara (Tim) LANDOLT,
grandson, Calvin LANDOLT of Oshkosh; and Cara's father,
Ken ZILISCH of New Hampshire-Funeral services at HUEHNS
Funeral Home on Sat., 1 Nov 2009, Rev. Phillips SWEET-HUEHNS
Funeral Home.
WARECKI, Alexander L./b. 7 Nov 1991, Appleton,
WI-d. Mon. 12 Jul 2010; OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home:
Alexander L. WARECKI, (18), of Sturgeon Bay, passed away
Monday 12 Jul 2010-parents: Mark and Janet (FRICK)
WARECKI-attended Sturgeon Bay High School, and following
his education had completed training for CNA
certification-was employed at Golden Living
Center-Dorchester-also worked for Townline Timber
Services in Sister Bay-was planning to attend college
for nursing related physical therapy-Survived by his
parents, Janet WARECKI of Sturgeon Bay, and Mark WARECKI
of Baileys Harbor; maternal grandparents, Linda and Fred
FRICK; paternal grandparents, Jay and Bonnie WARECKI;
and other relatives and dear friends-Memorial services
held Thursday 15 Jul 2010 at Huehns Funeral Home.
WATTENMAKER, Jeffrey
Alan/d. 13 Feb 2010, at home, Redwood City,
CA-OBITUARY: Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 17 Feb 2010: eight
year battle with melanoma-Summer resident of Door Co.,
WI-Graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder in
1985-moved to the San Francisco Bay area with wife,
Pamela DRURY WATTENMAKER-reputation as a gifted software
programmer-2000, Jeff and his family purchased a summer
residence in Sister Bay to be close to Pamela's
family-Surviving: children: Owen and Gwen WATTENMAKER;
wife, Pamela; parents: Bev and Jim WATTENMAKER, brother
to Karen, a great brother-in-law and uncle to his many
nieces and nephews-memorial will take place in
California in early March 2010-On-line condolences can
be made at "caringbridges.org/visit/jeffwattenmaker".
WAUTLET, Bertha/b. 22 Apr 1920, Brussels, Door
Co., WI-d. 21 Jun 2010, St. Vincent's Hospital, Green
Bay, Brown Co., WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Wed. 23
Jun 2010: Bertha WAUTLET, 90, Algoma, passed away after
a very short illness-parents: Frank and Louise (BOURNOVILLE)
ZEPHIRIN-
As a young lady she helped her parents as a caregiver
for many years-married Harold WAUTLET in Brussels, on 30
May 1939-moved to Green Bay, where they lived for a
short time-moved back to Brussels, where they farmed for
a few years-After the farm they operated the County Line
Tavern on the county line of Door and Kewaunee for a
couple of years-In 1956, they moved to Algoma where they
lived up until the present-For 22 years they spent their
winters in Brownsville, Texas with their son Allen-was a
member of St. Mary Parish in Algoma-survived by her
three children, Janet (Roger) JANDRIN, Algoma; Roger
(Pat) WAUTLET, Crivitz; and Allen WAUTLET, Algoma; eight
grandchildren, Kevin (Jane) JANDRIN, Chris JANDRIN,
Anita (Wendell) WAGNER, Wanda (Tom) PIOTROWSKI, Donna
(Bob) LORITZ, Cindy (Kevin) ARNEMAN, Pamela (Mike) BUSCH
and Tanya CHRISTOPH; 20 great-grandchildren and two
great-great-grandchildren; two sisters-in-law, June
McWILLIAMS and Helen ZEPHIRIN-preceded in death by her
parents, husband, Harold WAUTLET on 9 Oct 2005, one
granddaughter, Julie JANDRIN, daughter-in-law Shirley (MONFILS)
WAUTLET, three brothers, two sisters, two
brothers-in-law and one sister-in-law-Schinderle Funeral
Home, Algoma-Mass of Christian Burial: Thurs. 24 Jun
2010 at St. Mary Catholic Church, Algoma, Rev. Peter
Renard officiating-Entombment at the Shrine of the Good
Shepherd Mausoleum-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home:
www.schinderle.com
WEBER, Helen A. DLHOPOLCEK/b. 28 Oct 1921,
Toledo, Ohio-d. 22 Mar 2010, Good Samaritan Scandia
Village Nursing Home, Sister Bay, Door, WI:
OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Helen A. WEBER, age
88-parents: late Andrew and Mary DLHOPOLCEK-moved to
Racine, WI in 1934-married Howard J. WEBER 2 Sep
1950-worked at Western Printing for many years-one son
after 10 years of marriage-Survivors include her son and
daughter-in-law, Todd A. (Stacy) WEBER of Baileys
Harbor, WI, her grand-daughter, Megan J. WEBER of
Sturgeon Bay, WI, her brother Richard (Irene) DELL of
Racine, WI.-preceded in death by parents and by her
husband, Howard in 2008-buried with her husband at the
Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Union
Grove, WI-no funeral services-CASPERSON Funeral Home.
WEBER, John Charles (Jack), Sr./b. 28 Nov 1927,
Beaver Dam, WI-d. Sun. 28 Feb 2010, Hospice House, 301
Quaker Hill Rd., Warren, Penn.-OBITUARY: Door Co.
Advocate Wed. 3 Mar 2010: (82), 491 Follett Run Rd.,
Warren, Penn., died after an extended illness-parents:
late Charles Edward Weber and Lola METZGER WEBER
FELHOFER-former resident of Sturgeon Bay, Wis.-resided
in Warren, Penn. most of his life-employed for six years
with United Refinery Company-employed with the former
Thomas Coupling/Rexnord, Inc.-retired from there as a
Lead Foreman after 33 years service-member of the North
Warren Presbyterian Church, the Warren American Legion
Post 135 where he was a Past Commander-served in
Merchant Marines, U.S. Army Air Corps and the U.S. Air
Force-survived by his wife of 60 years, May Lorraine
WALKER BONGLE WEBER-married 22 Sep 1949, in Dubuque,
Iowa; four children, Dolores "DeeDee" WEBER TUCKER
(William), Warren, Penn.; Lorraine WEBER HAZELWOOD
(David), Hot Spring, Ark.; John Charles WEBER, Jr.
(Kathy), Warren, Penn.; David WEBER (Denise), Akeley,
Penn.; one sister-in-law, Maureen WEBER, Sturgeon Bay,
Wis.; two nieces, Beth MAAS, Marinette, Wis.; Susan
ANSHUTZ, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; and two nephews, William
WEBER, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; Michael WEBER, Waunakee,
Wis.; 11 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren-preceded
in death by parents and one brother, Charles Peter
WEBER-Donald E. LEWIS Funeral Home, Inc., 304 East
Street, Warren, Penn., funeral service, Rev. W. Burfoot
"Buddy" WARD-Full military honors, the
Sheffield/Clarendon V.F.W. Funeral Detail and the U.S.
Army Personnel- Interment will be in WEILER Cemetery,
Starbrick, Penn.-LEWIS Funeral Home.
WEBORG, June/d. 6 Apr 2010, Rancho Mirage
Eisenhower Medical Center, CA; OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Sat. 10 Apr 2010: June Weborg, 80, passed away
April 6, 2010, at the Rancho Mirage Eisenhower Medical
Center-purchasing agent for Camsco Foundry division of
the Rain Birg Sprinklers-retired in August of
1986-survived her husband, John, Gills Rock; daughter,
Valorie; grandson, Brent and granddaughter,
Brittany-Funeral service Monday 12 Apr 2010 at the
Forest Lawn Chapel, Pastor Fred Donaldson-Interment at
Forest Lawn.
WEBORG, Lee D./b. 26
May 1944, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 19 Nov 2010;
OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Lee D. WEBORG, 66, of
Sturgeon Bay, passed away suddenly of a heart
attack-parents: Lawrence and Evelyn (SMITH) WEBORG-raised
in Sister Bay-attended school at Gibraltar and
Kewaunee-worked as a commercial fisherman with his
father and cousin in Kewaunee-married on 1 May 1965 to
Lynne LAUTENBACH in Egg Harbor-worked at Leed and Deel,
Milwaukee Shoe Co., Peterson Builders Inc., Marine
Travel Lift and Hatco-retired in January 2010-was
currently working as a parts delivery driver for
CarQuest-Survivors include his wife, Lynne; two
children, Perry (Barb) WEBORG and Paula (Randy)
THOMPSON, all of Walworth; four grandchildren, Danielle,
Elijah, Taylor and Chloe; his mother, Evelyn AUGSBURGER,
Sturgeon Bay-preceded in death by his father, Lawrence;
step-father, Edwin AUGSBURGER and a grandson, Matthew-a
small, private memorial service for the family and close
friends will be scheduled in the spring-FORBES Funeral
Home.
WELNICK, Genevieve M., Miss/b. 21 May 1906,
Algoma, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. Wed. 17 Nov 2010, Algoma
Long Term Care Unit, Algoma, Kewaunee Co., WI; OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE
Funeral Home: Miss Genevieve M. WELNICK, (104),
Algoma,-parents: the late Vladish C. WELNICK and Ann (BLAHNIK)
WELNICK-lived in Algoma all of her life-graduate of the
Door-Kewaunee Normal School, Milwaukee State
University-received her Bachelor of Science degree from
St.. Norbert College, DePere-did post graduate work at
the Oshkosh University and correspondence from Loyola
University of Chicago-dedicated to teaching-45 year
teaching career included schools in Door-Kewaunee
Counties, Elkhart Lake, St. Mary, Algoma, Menomonie
Falls and Green Bay-Children readily responded to her
teaching methods and many of her pupils chose the
teaching profession-staunch believer in parent
involvement in a child's primary learning foundation and
parents and teachers were invited to observe and enjoy
pupil participation and assist when the need arose-The
children were given a gift that lasts a lifetime - a
love for reading and learning-Her interests included
reading - especially poetry, which she read publicly on
various occasions; playing cards, playing the piano,
Musicals, and the Theater-during the war she helped make
bandages and knit helmets for the soldiers-worked at
Beach's Variety Store and Gift Shop in Algoma during
summers-member of St. Mary Parish, Rosary Society, the
"New Life Choir", church Lector, Door-Kewaunee Retired
Teachers, State and National Association of Retired
Teachers, Kewaunee County Historical Society, Algoma
Memorial Medical Auxiliary and volunteered at the gift
shop in the medical center-served as an Algoma City
"Poll" worker-Survivors include two nieces Kathryn
(Kitty) FULWILER, Brussels; Patty JINDRA, Brookfield;
three nephews Douglas (Terri) JORNS, Sturgeon Bay; Dr.
Richard (Kathy) WELNICK, Madison and Bill (Pat) FELL,
Oshkosh; and many grand nieces and nephews-preceded in
death by her parents, five sisters and two brothers-Mass
of Christian Burial at St. Mary Catholic Church, Algoma,
Saturday, 20 Nov 2010, with Rev. Bill SWICHTENBERG
officiating-
Burial in the church cemetery-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home,
Algoma, www.schinderle.com
WEICH, Robert C. II/d. 16
Jun 2010, Manorcare Nursing Home, Green Bay, Brown Co.,
WI; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 19 Jun 2010: Robert
C. WEICH II, (56), Mequon, Wisc.-died after long battle
with cancer-parents: Robert C. and Patsy WEICH of
Ephraim, Door, WI-Memorial service Wed. 23 Jun 2010 at
St. Pauls United Methodist Church, 341 Wilson Ave.,
Green Bay.
WENDHACK, Fritz/b. 10 Apr 1927, Chicago, IL-d.
Fri. 24 Sep 2010, at home, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI;
OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: Fritz WENDHACK, (83), of
Sturgeon Bay-parents: Fred and Milda (WUSTE) WENDHACK-graduated
from Schurz High School in Chicago in 1945-served his
country as a medic during WWII-married on 11 Sep 1947 to
Lois E. FRANK in Edgebrook, Illinois-employed with
Hardings Fraternity Press in Chicago-was a talented,
artistic and creative printer until his retirement in
1987-A few years before his retirement, Fritz started
building his home in the woods along Lake Michigan-was a
carpenter and jack of all trades, electrical and
plumbing to name a few and in 1987 moved permanently to
Sturgeon-Survivors include his wife, Lois of Sturgeon
Bay; two children, Kurt (Kathy) WENDHACK of Elgin, IL
and Sturgeon Bay, Karen (Edward) RISSING of Vienna,
Virginia; six grandchildren, Laura (Tim) KLAUBAUF ,
Leigh (Breanne) WENDHACK, Fritz WENDHACK all of Sturgeon
Bay, Ben RISSING of Boston, Matt RISSING of
Charlottesville, Virginia, Doug RISSING of Vienna, VA;
two great-grandchildren, Nathan and Kalei KLAUBAUF-preceded
in death by his parents, and his brother, Hans-Funeral
services with military honors held Tuesday afternoon (28
Sep 2010) at Shrine of the Good Shepherd, Nicolet
Memorial Gardens, Green Bay, with Rev. Richard D. FEYEN
officiating-Burial will be at Nicolet Memorial Gardens-Huehns
Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay-In lieu of flowers,
memorials are suggested to help defray medical expenses
of Fritz’s great-grandson, Nathan, payable to Nathan
Klaubauf, 935 Belmar Place, Sturgeon Bay, WI
54235-Nicolet Memorial Gardens, Shrine Of Good Shepherd
Chapel - 2770 Bay Settlement Road, Green Bay, WI
54311-7359 Phone:(920) 468-0382
WESSEL, Regina Johanna/b. 21
Sep 1916, Town of Casco, Kewaunee Co., WI-d. 16 May
2010, St. Vincent's Hospital, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI;
OBITUARY-SCHINDERLE funeral Home-Regina Johanna WESSEL,
93, passed-parents-Robert and Minnie (Schneider) Luedtke-a
lifelong resident of the Algoma area-married George
Wessel 21 Jun 1933 at St. John's Lutheran Church in
Rankin-later became a member of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, Algoma. George and Regina had a dairy farm for
many years-After she retired from farming she enjoyed
knitting and crocheting-survived by her very special
niece Marie (Frank) BOWERMAN, Algoma, who for the last
15 years personally took care of Regina and all her
special needs; one nephew Lawrence WESSEL, Algoma; two
foster daughters, Shirley SIMON and Sharon WESSEL, both
of Sturgeon Bay. Regina was a mother to all of us and
will be sadly missed. Regina was preceded in death by
her husband George, one son Henry WESSEL, one brother,
Roland LUEDTKE and two sisters, Esther MEISTER and Leora
EBERT-St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Algoma Wednesday, 19
May,Rev. Roy BEYER officiating-Burial in the Evergreen
Cemetery, Algoma-SCHINDERLE Funeral Home
www.schinderle.com
WEST, Ernest Vern/d.
12 Jun 2009, Hospice House Woodside, Largo, FL-(69)
of
Largo, Fla., and Ellison Bay-survived by
his wife, Judith M. WEST; daughter Gail Marie COSTEPHENS
(Randy); son, Lee Allan WEST; daughter Tracy Sue FREEMAN
(David); daughter Roxan Lynn FETTERHOFF (Rick); aunt,
Helen Marguerit WEST; 10 grandchildren; three
great-grandchildren; and other relatives and many
friends-preceded in death by parents,
Ernest McDonald WEST and Loretta Marie WEST; sister
Susan WEST and grandson, Nicholas John WEST.
OBITUARY-Door County Advocate-Wed. 17 Jun 2009.
WESTOVER, U. V./b.
29 Oct 1893, North Adams, MI-d. Tues., 26 Apr 1968,
Sheridan Nursing Home, Kenosha, WI-Frequent visitor to
Door Co.-parents: late Mr. and Mrs. William
WESTOVER-Married: Sep 1920-Elizabeth GELENIUS, Toledo
OH-she died 13 Oct 1965-Army veteran of World War
I-Survived by daughter, Mrs. Glen (Terry) ANDERSON,
Kenosha and four grandchildren-Son, Richard was killed
in World War II. -OBIT: Door Co. Advocate: Tues. 2 Apr
1968, Sec. 1 P. 3.
WETH, Aquilin Thomas "Tom"/b. 9 Jan 1934-d. 29
Dec 2009; OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 15 May 2010:
Aquilin Thomas "Tom" WETH, 75, Rotonda West, Fla.,
formerly of Sun Prairie, Wis., also formerly of Ellison
Bay, Wis.-no services-Private interment will be at a
later date at Gulf Pines Memorial in Englewood-Lemon Bay
Funeral Home, Englewood Chapel, is in charge of
cremation arrangements-survived by his beloved wife of
21 years, Gloria; stepchildren, Lori WISNESKI, Monroe,
Wis.; Brian WISNESKI, Livingston, Mont.; Dale WISNESKI,
Sun Prairie; Dawn WHITING, Colorado Springs, Colo.; and
Marc WISNESKI, Denver; and nine grandchildren-also
survived by his daughter-in-law, Kristin, and a
son-in-law, Christopher-predeceased by his parents, AJ
and Katherine WETH, and two grandsons, Dustin Trevor and
Derek Tyler KOONS-worked for the Wisconsin State of
Department of Health for more than 30 years-graduated
from New Trier High School in Winnetka, Ill., in
1952-earned two master's degrees from University of
Wisconsin at Madison, one in horticulture and the other
in agriculture-member of the American Legion Post #113
in Rotonda West and was a veteran of the Korean War,
serving in the U.S. Army-memorials may be made to the
Pulmonary Hypertension Association at phaassociation.org-LEMON
BAY Funeral Home.
WHITE, Darleene R.
KRAMER/d. Sat. 20 Mar 2010: OBITUARY-Door Co.
Advocate-Wed. 24 Mar 2010: Darleene R. WHITE (Nee
KRAMER), (71), Sturgeon Bay-Survived by daughters:
Claire R. (Gene) HERDEMAN and Gwenn (Bob) FERGUSON; was
Cherished Nana of Ben, Megan and Erin HERDEMAN; brothers
Jim (Pat) KRAMER, Jack (Deb) KRAMER and Gary (Pam)
KRAMER; nieces, nephews-private memorial-KRAUSE Funeral
Home and Cremation Service-9000 W. Capitol Drive,
Milwaukee WI 53222.
WICKMAN, Henry Charles/d.
16 Dec 2010, at home, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI;
*Source-OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Henry Charles
WICKMAN, (60) formally of Sturgeon Bay passed away at
his home in Green Bay-The family will be announcing
arrangements in the near future.
WICKMANN, Dorothy Lile
STUBBS/b. 12 Dec 1915, Chicago, IL-d. Sat. 27 Feb
2010, Door Co. Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, Door,
WI: OBITUARY-HUEHNS Funeral Home: (94), of Sturgeon
Bay-parents: Roland Hirst and Hannah Eliza (SCUTON)
STUBBS-graduated LaGrange High School in 1933-Lawrence
College-Bachelors of Science Degree in Biology-Married
30 Nov 1940 Lincoln A. WICKMANN in little chapel on the
Northwestern campus in Evanston, Illinois-owned and
operated Tip Tip Laundry in Sturgeon Bay-member of
Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church-survived by her husband,
Lincoln; three sons, David (Linda) WICKMANN of Nazareth,
Pennsylvania, Kent (Kathryn) WICKMANN of Watertown, and
Paul (special friend, Linda WAIT) WICKMANN of Sturgeon
Bay; six grandchildren; and four
great-grandchildren-preceded in death by her parents and
son, Clark-memorial service Saturday 13 Mar 2010
Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church, Rev. Dr. Matthew R. KNAPP
and Rev. Reeder HERRICK-Huehns Funeral Home.
WILFRATH, Judith Lee/ d. 9 Oct 2010. *Source:
Door Co. Advocate-Sat. 16 Oct 2010: Judith Lee WILFRATH,
nee GIBBENS-special education teacher for 38 years-died
of cancer- 74 years of age-survived by her husband, Jim;
sister, Barbara; brother, Mark; nieces, nephews and many
friends-Schauer & Schumacher Funeral Home (920) 432-4841
WILLIAMS, Charles, Jr./b.
26 Apr 1927, Champion, WI-d.
Mon. 15 Feb 2010, St. Vincents Hospital, Green Bay,
Brown, WI-OBITUARY: HUEHNS Funeral Home: (82), of
Sturgeon Bay-parents: Charles and Bessie (BODART)
WILLIAMS-graduated Luxemburg High School 1945-United
States Navy-employed with Proctor & Gamble in Green Bay
for more than 43 years-Married 27 Sep 1997 Eleanore
Maria SWENSON, United Methodist Church in Sturgeon
Bay-member of Sturgeon Bay United Methodist Church, the
American Legion, and the Henry S. Baird Lodge #174 in
Sturgeon Bay-Boy Scout Leader-survived by wife, Eleanore,
of Sturgeon Bay; his four children, Jacqueline (Dennis)
DEGREEF of Green Bay, Tom (Marge) WILLIAMS of Sturgeon
Bay, Kathleen (Larry) FRANK, Green Bay, and Todd
(Laurie) WILLIAMS, South Carolina; six grandchildren;
step-daughter, Kelly (Andy) EWASKOWITZ of Sister Bay;
step-son, Brad (Tricia) LINDENBERG, Sister Bay; six
step-grandchildren; and sister, LaVern VANCASTER of
Green Bay-preceded in death by parents; infant daughter,
Wendy; two brothers, Ervin and Lloyd WILLIAMS; and
sister, Blossom JONET-Memorial service Sat. 27 Feb 2010,
United Methodist Church in Sturgeon Bay Rev. Joe
MITCHELL-Military honors-A Masonic service at the
church-Huehns Funeral Home.
WILLIAMS, Thomas Frank/b. Brainerd, Minn.-d. Sun.
11 Jul 2010, at home, Hackensack, Minn.; OBITUARY-Door
Co. Adv. Sat 17 Jul 2010: Thomas Frank WILLIAMS,
Hackensack, Minn., passed away at his home on Sunday, 11
Jul 2010-parents: Frank and Pearl (TABAKA)
Williams-graduated from school in Hackensack-attended
one year of college at Bemidji College in
Minnesota-entered the Navy where he served for 25
years-retired at the rank of CWO4-Following his service
in the Navy taught diesel mechanics at Northeast
Wisconsin Technical College in Sturgeon Bay for ten
years-had served as Town Chairman of Jacksonport, was a
member of the Door County Historical Society, and the
Door County Republican Party-preceded in death by his
parents, first wife, Claire (Bunny HERLACHE) and a
sister, Theresa HOVELAND-survived by his wife, Doris
WILLIAMS, Largo, Fla.; sons; Michael (Penny) WILLIAMS,
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; and Stephen WILLIAMS, Two Harbors,
Minn.; daughters, Cynthia WILLIAMS, White Law, Wis.; and
Jennifer HALL, De Pere, Wis.; several grandchildren and
great-grandchildren, other relatives and many friends. A
private family service will be held at a later date.
WILSON, Nathan M./b.
11 Jun 1982, Green Bay, Brown, WI-d. 21 Mar 2010;
OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Nathan M. Wilson, 27, of
Sturgeon Bay-parents: David and Cheryl (WALKER)
WILSON-attended Corpus Christi Parochial
School-graduated from Sturgeon Bay High School in
2000-attended the Universal Technical Institute in
Chicago, IL-continued his auto technology education in
Phoenix, AZ and Orlando, FL-soccer player beginning at
age five, through high school, and beyond-member of a 3
on 3 Triple Crown World Class Championship
team-participated on a team that toured Europe and
played in the Coca-Cola Classic in Haarlem,
Netherlands-continued to play soccer after high school
in Chicago, during his automotive career-nephew and
godson, Jake-Survivors include his parents, David and
Cheryl WILSON, Sturgeon Bay; a brother, Adam (Nicole)
WILSON, Inver Grove Heights, MN; his nephew and godson,
Jacob WILSON; maternal grandmother, Gail WALKER,
Sturgeon Bay; aunts, uncles, and cousins-preceded in
death by his paternal grandparents, Harry and Kathleen
WILSON, and his maternal grandfather, Robert WALKER
-mass
of Christian Burial Friday, 26 Mar 2010 at Corpus
Christi Church, Rev. Anthony BIRDSALL-FORBES Funeral
Home in Sturgeon Bay.
WORLEY, W. A./b.
28 Feb 1894, Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., WI-d. 17 Mar 1968,
Mt. Angel, OR-graduated from Sturgeon Bay High
School-druggist at Bassett's-veteran of World War I,
Company F-joined in 1917-after war returned to job
here-moved to Racine-had own drug store-moved to Oregon
and had his own store there-retired Spring of
1967-visited Sturgeon Bay with wife in June,
1967-Survivors: his wife Helen WORLEY-six children in
Oregon, a brother Joe and sister Ida in Sturgeon
Bay-OBIT: Door Co. Advocate: Tues. 2 Apr 1968, Sec.
1-P.3.
YAVERSKI, Sandra Marjorie/b.
26 Mar 1937, Chicago, Illinois-d. Tues. 22 Jun 2010,
Bellin Hospital, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI;
OBITUARY-DoorCountyDailyNews.com: Sandra Marjorie
YAVERSKI, (73), of Sturgeon Bay, was called home after a courageous battle with
leukemia with her loving family at her side-parents: Sigmund and Marjorie Alicen (SANDBURG)
HELMICK-married on 13 Apr 1979 to Thomas
Bartholomew YAVERSKI in Lacrosse, WI- member
of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Sturgeon Bay-Survived
by her loving husband, Tom of
Sturgeon Bay; four dear children, Richard (Cindy) BATKA
of Highland, Indiana (and their children, Jennifer BATKA,
Melissa BATKA, Richard (Alison) BATKA), Sandra (Jim)
CHARLES of Sturgeon Bay (and their children, Robert
(fiancé, Lauren HOUPT) ADAMOV, Whitney TENOR), Cheryl
KISZKA of Schererville, Indiana (and her children, April
(Jerry) GILMAN, Brian (Nicole) KISZKA), and Deborah
ROWLAND of Casper, Wyoming; step-son, Michael (Patty)
YAVERSKI, Tampa, Florida; five great-grandchildren,
Brayden, Kayla, CAMERSON, Ali and Katie; and her sister,
Paulette (Eugene) FRAKES of Hammond, Indiana-preceded in death by her parents; grandson,
Michael KISZKA; brothers, Kenneth HELMICK and Ronald
HELMICK; and step-son, Thomas YAVERSKI, Jr.-graveside committal service held at noon on
Saturday, 26 Jun 2010 at Oakland Memory Lanes in
Dolton, Illinois - 15200 Lincoln Avenue (Michigan City
Road), Dolton, Illinois 60419-visitation at the cemetery chapel on Saturday from 10:00
a.m. until the time of her committal service at noon-HUEHNS
Funeral Home:
www.huehnsfuneralhome.com.
YEOMANS, Charlotte/b. 7 Jan 1920, Eagle River,
Wisconsin-d. 24 Sep 2010, Scandia Village, Sister Bay,
Door Co., WI: OBITUARY-CASPERSON Funeral Home: Charlotte
YEOMANS, nee ADAMS, 90, Sister Bay-parents: Charles and
Olive (NASH) ADAMS-graduated from University of
Wisconsin, Madison in 1941 with a degree in
Music-married Bob YEOMANS in 1942-raised three children,
Elizabeth, Robert and Geoffrey-in 1983 Charlotte and Bob
retired to Door County-was a member of the Ephraim
Moravian Church, where she was choir director for many
years-an avid naturalist and participated in the
University of Wisconsin bird count-survived by her
husband, her children, her three grandchildren,
Caroline, Alexandra, Charles and her
great-granddaughter, Catherine-A memorial service held
Saturday, 25 Sep 2010 at the Ephraim Moravian Church.
YORITA, Victoria
J./b. 3 Feb 1925,
Chicago, IL-d. 2 Feb 2010, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI-(84) of Sturgeon Bay-Married,
25 Jul 1970, James YORITA
in Chicago-owned and operated a
bakery business in Flossmoor, IL for many years-summer residents of Door County for many years-retired to the Little Sturgeon area in 1995-Survivors include her husband; one daughter, Mira
(Richard) Dykowski, Oconomowoc; two grandsons, Richard
(Michele) DYKOWSKI, Waukesha and Nicholas (Shannon)
DSYKOWSKI, Gilberts, IL; 2 great-grandsons, Luke and
Maxwell-Forbes Funeral Home in Sturgeon Bay. OBITUARY-FORBES
Funeral Home-2 Feb 2010.
ZASTROW, Jacqueline Mae/b. 8 Nov 1928, Sturgeon
Bay, Door Co., WI-d. Tues. 26 Oct 2010; OBITUARY-COTTER
Funeral Home, DePere, WI: Jacqueline Mae ZASTROW, (81),
Ashwaubenon-parents: the late Wilford and Dorothy
(BAKER) ALBERT-graduated from Sturgeon Bay High
School-married Charles William ZASTROW in 1947-he
preceded her in death on 15 Feb 1991-was an active
member of Bethany United Methodist Church in Green
Bay-Surviving are three children: Judy PHARIS, Howard,
Lynn (Dennis) DIONNE, De Pere, and John (Sarah) ZASTROW,
Thornton, CO; grandchildren: Todd (Jennifer) PHARIS, Jay
(Stacy) PHARIS, Matthew (Jessica) DIONNE, Andrew (fiance-Nikki)
DIONNE; five great-grandchildren: Nicholas, Dylan, Ian,
Giovanna, and Gabriela-Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N.
Webster Ave., De Pere-Celebration of Jaqueline’s life
held Friday at the funeral home, with the Rev. Randy
RICHTER officiating-COTTER Funeral Home,
www.cotterfuneralhome.com.
ZASTROW, Miles Paul/b. 24 Oct 1950, Oconto
County, WI-d. 5 Dec 2010, at home, Forestville, Door
Co., WI; *Source: OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home: Miles
Paul ZASTROW, (60), of Forestville-parents: Theodore and
Angeline (FISCHER) ZASTROW-received his B.S. degree in
education from U.W. Stout-married on 26 May 1973 to
Barbara JAEGER in Gillett- taught at Sturgeon Bay Middle
and High Schools for 34 years-enjoyed building the sets
and props for the 8th grade Allied Arts
Program and the high school musicals-After retirement,
he taught young men the art of home building through the
Door/Kewaunee Building Project for over 3 years-built 17
homes in his lifetime plus completing 3 project
houses-also involved in several community building and
remodeling projects-served several years as a board
member of the Outdoor Ministries for Camp Luther-active
member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Forestville
where he held several church offices through the
years-served as a member on the board for the Southern
Door Volunteer Fire Department and for the Township of
Forestville-Survivors include his wife, Barbara; two
children, Julie (Matthew) SCHELK, Fond du Lac; Ben
(Veronica) ZASTROW, Luxemburg; two grandchildren,
Abigail SCHELK and Emma ZASTROW; his parents, Theodore
and Angeline ZASTROW, Gillette; one brother, Stanley
ZASTROW, Rhinelander; two sisters, Joyce JOHNSON, Burke,
VA; Carol (Edward) STANEK, Gillette; parents-in-law,
Clarence (Dorothea) JAEGER, Oconto Falls; two
brothers-in-law, James JAEGER, Colorado Springs, CO;
Thomas JAEGER, Gillette; aunts, uncles, cousins, and
several nieces and nephews-preceded in death by an
infant sister; and one brother-in-law, Lt. Col. Dennis
M. JOHNSON-memorial services Saturday 11 Dec 2010 at St.
Peter’s Lutheran Church in Forestville with the Rev.
David LUHRS officiating-FORBES Funeral Home in Sturgeon
Bay.
ZEPHIRIN, Helen/b.
1 Apr 1919, Pulaski, WI-d. 20 Sep 2010, Algoma Long Term
Care Unit, Algoma, WI; OBITUARY-FORBES Funeral Home:
Helen ZEPHIRIN, 91, formerly of Brussels-parents: Ernest
and Mary STRZELECKI-married to Robert ZEPHIRINephirin on
29 Oct 1938 in Pulaski, he preceded her in death on 29
Jan 1994-Survivors include two daughters, Jean LuMAYE,
Cheynne, WYO; Nancy (Richard) GIGSTEAD, Algoma; six
grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren-preceded by
parents, husband, son-in-law, brother and sister-Funeral
Services Friday, 24 Sep 2010 at Forbes Funeral Home, Sue
JOHNSON officiating-Entombment in the Shrine of Good
Shepherd Mausoleum-FORBES Funeral Home.
ZUEHLKE, Helen Jeanne "H. J."/b. 12 Sep 1926, Park Falls,
Wis.-d. 8 Sep 2010, at home, Baileys Harbor, Door Co.,
WI; *Source: OBITUARY-Door Co. Advocate -Sat. 11 Sep
2010: Helen Jeanne ZUEHLKE, (83), Baileys Harbor,
formerly of Appleton, died at 12 noon at her residence
in Baileys Harbor, Wis. on 8 Sep 2010-parents: the late
Judge Jerome Vincent and Helen (DENZIN) LEDVINA, and was
raised in Manitowoc-married on 30 Jul 1949 to Gustave
Albert ZUEHLKE, who preceded her in death last
year-celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary in Door
County last summer with their children, grandchildren,
and friends- survived by her three children, Helen
"Holly" (David) BRANDEWIE, Valparaiso, Ind.; Gus (Karen)
ZUEHLKE Jr., South Bend, Ind.; and Mary Ann (Paul)
MINDEL, Brookfield, Wis.; a brother, Martial "Marty"
(Pat) LEDVINA, Tucson, Ariz.; and six grandchildren,
Elena, Jacob, Phillip, Dimitri, Anna, and Zachary-A
brother, Jerome Paul "Jerry" (Pat) LEDVINA, preceded her
in death-graduated from Lincoln High School in Manitowoc
and graduated from Our Lady of the Lake College, San
Antonio, Texas, with a B.A. in English and a Minor in
Spanish-member of Sigma Tau Delta, an Honorary
Organization for English Students and wrote for the
"Palms" magazine as well as for the school newspaper-was
an English and Spanish Teacher for over 25 years-taught
at Xavier High School in Appleton-was an avid
golfer-competed and won many tournaments over the
years-won the title of Women's Champion in Appleton many
times-member of St. Paul Rosary Group and a member of
St. Bernard Parish, Appleton-also a member of Stella
Maris Parish, Jacksonport-A Mass of Resurrection
celebrated Monday, 13 Sep 2010, at St. Bernard Catholic
Church, 1617 W. Pine St., Appleton, with Msgr. John
SCHUH officiating-Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer Funeral
Chapel, -Wake Service-Interment will take place at St.
Mary Catholic Cemetery, Appleton-BRETTSCHNEIDER-TRETTIN-LEDERER
Funeral Home, 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton 920-733-7383
www.btlfuneral.com