A Historical Genealogical Archive Database for the families and their descendants who settled in and around the Fox Valley area of East Central Wisconsin.
Matches 19,001 to 20,000 of 172,762
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| 19001 | Bernard Kemkes Alvina Kemkes William Davis Alfred Taeuber William Scheffler Yugve Hanson William Eklund Mary Kemkes | Kemkes, Bernard (I89327)
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| 19002 | Bernard Kempen Clara A Kempen Marvin T Kempen Albert F Kempen Gilbert A Kempen Johanna D Kempen Adrian J Kempen | Kempen, Johanna (I109782)
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| 19003 | Bernard Kempen Clara A Kempen Marvin T Kempen Albert F Kempen Gilbert A Kempen Johanna D Kempen Adrian J Kempen | Kempen, Bernard (I120674)
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| 19004 | Bernard Kempen Clara Kempen Albert Kempen Gilbert Kempen Adrian Kempen Bernice Kempen Marie Kempen Raphael Kempen Gerald Kempen Elaine Kempen Norman Kempen Bernard Kempen Rosan Kempen | Kempen, Elaine (I98394)
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| 19005 | Bernard Kempen Clara Kempen Albert Kempen Gilbert Kempen Adrian Kempen Bernice Kempen Marie Kempen Raphael Kempen Gerald Kempen Elaine Kempen Norman Kempen Bernard Kempen Rosan Kempen | Kempen, Raphael (I109784)
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| 19006 | Bernard Kempen Clara Kempen Albert Kempen Gilbert Kempen Adrian Kempen Bernice Kempen Marie Kempen Raphael Kempen Gerald Kempen Elaine Kempen Norman Kempen Bernard Kempen Rosan Kempen | Kempen, Gilbert (I109786)
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| 19007 | Bernard Kempen Clara Kempen Albert Kempen Gilbert Kempen Adrian Kempen Bernice Kempen Marie Kempen Raphael Kempen Gerald Kempen Elaine Kempen Norman Kempen Bernard Kempen Rosan Kempen | Kempen, Albert (I110989)
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| 19008 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kempen, Rose Ann (I114450)
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| 19009 | Bernard Kempen Clara Kempen Albert Kempen Gilbert Kempen Adrian Kempen Bernice Kempen Marie Kempen Raphael Kempen Gerald Kempen Elaine Kempen Norman Kempen Bernard Kempen Rosan Kempen | Kempen, Bernice (I114451)
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| 19010 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kempen, Bernard (I116114)
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| 19011 | Bernard Kempen Clara Kempen Albert Kempen Gilbert Kempen Adrian Kempen Bernice Kempen Marie Kempen Raphael Kempen Gerald Kempen Elaine Kempen Norman Kempen Bernard Kempen Rosan Kempen | Kempen, Bernard (I120674)
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| 19012 | Bernard Kempin Clara Kempin | Gevers, Clarisina "Clara" (I120673)
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| 19013 | Bernard Kempin Clara Kempin | Kempen, Bernard (I120674)
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| 19014 | Bernard Kemps, 75, route 1, West DePere, died at his home at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. He had been ill three weeks. Mr. Kemps was born in Uden, Holland in 1865. He was a member of St. Paul's Catholic c h u r c h, Wrightstown. He served with the Holland army and came to America after his marriage in 1891. Survivors are the widow; five sons, Theodore, Racine; Henry, Neenah; William, Washington, D. C.; John, Menasha; Sylvester, at home; and five daughters, Mrs. Ed Kinzer, Neenah; Mrs John Kersten, Menasha; Mrs. John Schumacher, route 4, Appleton; Mrs. Elmer Brown, route 2, Kaukauna; and Miss Mary Kemps, Milwaukee. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Paul's church, Wrightstown, with the Rev. A. L. Buytaert in charge. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. The body may be viewed at the home from 4 o'clock this afternoon until time of services. Page 4, Monday Evening, October 28, 1940 THE APPLETON POST-CRESCENT, APPLETON, WI. Bernard Kemps 10/27/1940 Post Crescent 10/28/1940 4 | Kemps, Bernard (I85896)
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| 19015 | Bernard Kern Appolonia Kern John Kern Andrew Kern Elisabeth Kern Mary Kern Margaret Kern John Kern | Kern, Andrew (I322437)
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| 19016 | Bernard Kolten Mary Kolten Mary Kolten John Kolten Rosa Kolten Hilda Kolten | Brueggeman, Mary (I89200)
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| 19017 | Bernard Krauss Anna Krauss Anton Krauss Andrew Krauss Joseph Krauss Michael Krauss Anna Krauss Clara Krauss John Krauss | Kraus, Anton (I148456)
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| 19018 | Bernard L. Pritzl of Spokane, Washington, beloved husband and father who will be missed by all of those whose lives he touched, died Tuesday, March 14, 2000, in Indio, Calif, his winter home for many years. He was born March 7, 1915, in Manitowoc, to Ted and Mary Pritzl (Miller). Bernard retired from Kaiser-Mead Works in approx. 1980. He was a Fire/Safety Engineer for Mobil Oil Corp. Ca. 1937 to 1962. He was a veteran of World War II, served as a flight instructor with the 464th Bomb Group as a M/Sgt and was discharged in 1945. Bernard was a member of the Knights of Columbus, BSA and the Teamsters Union. Survivors include his loving wife of 54 years at home, Katherine Pritzl; five children, Boni Barta, Spokane, Denise Pritzl, Seattle, Mary Pritzl, Spokane, Patti Pritzl, Phoenix and Dale Pritzl, Spokane; six grandchildren, Cal, Jacob, David and Jared Barta, Jason and Megan Pritzl; a sister, Gertie McCulley of Wisconsin and sisters-in-law, Leona Pritzl, Gertie Vogt, Leona Kuehnl, Ida Kuehnl and Marge Kuehnl of Wi/Mi. Goodbye Dad, thank-you for the years of giving, caring, sharing and your love. I hope that I can carry on your examples and be half the person that you were. Good Luck in your journey. Your Children, Grandchildren, Wife and Friends. Hennessey-Smith Funeral Home, 2203 N. Division, Spokane, WA, 99207, is assisting the family with funeral arrangements. OBIT - Spokesman Review, Spokane Washington - Internet Rosary and visitation for Bernard L. Pritzl, 85, will be at 4 p.m. today at St Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Otis Orchards. Funeral Mass is planned for 10 a.m. Thursday at the church. Burial will follow at St Joseph Cemetery. Hennessey-Smith Funeral Home is assisting the family with funeral arrangements. Born in Manitowoc, Wis. Mr Pritzl died March 14, at his winter home in Indio, California. He was a 38-year resident of Spokane. Mr Pritzl served as a flight instructor with the 464th Bomb Group as a master sergeant during World War II. He was discharged in 1945. Mr Pritzl was a fire and safety engineer for Mobil Oil Corp in California from 1937 to 1962. He worked at Kaiser Aluminum in Mead and retired in the 1980's. Mr Pritzl was a member of the Knights of Columbus and the Teamsters Union. Survivors include his wife of 54 years, Katherine; a son, Dale Pritzl of Spokane; four daughters, Mary Pritzl and Boni Barta, both of Spokane, Denise Pritzl of Seattle and Pattie Pritzl of Phoenix; a sister, Gertie McCulley of Wisconsin; and six grandchildren. TOD: OBIT - MHTR - Sat 18-Mar-2000 - from Internet by RJ Pritzl Bernard L. Pritzl | Pritzl, Bernard Louis (I116316)
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| 19019 | Bernard Lammert 32 Katherine Lammert 31 Joseph Lammert 17 | Lammert, Joseph August (I47557)
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| 19020 | Bernard Lammert 42 Katie Lammert 42 Clara Lammert 9 Joseph Lammert 6 Annie Lammert 3 | Lammert, Bernard (I38066)
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| 19021 | Bernard Lammert 45 Kristina Lammert 39 Bernard Lammert 12 Elisabeth Lammert 10 Herman Lammert 5 Henry Lammert 3 | Lammert, Bernard (I38066)
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| 19022 | Bernard Lammert 45 Kristina Lammert 39 Bernard Lammert 12 Elisabeth Lammert 10 Herman Lammert 5 Henry Lammert 3 | Lammert, Henry (I47556)
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| 19023 | Bernard Lammert 52 Katie Lammert 52 Clara Lammert 19 Joseph Lammert 1 Anna Lammert 13 | Lammert, Bernard (I38066)
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| 19024 | Bernard Lammert 62 Katherine Lammert 63 Anna Becker 22 Joseph Becker 28 | Lammert, Bernard (I38066)
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| 19025 | Bernard Lammert 62 Katherine Lammert 63 Anna Becker 22 Joseph Becker 28 | Lammert, Anna Margaret (I164674)
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| 19026 | Bernard Leis age 37 listed living with wife and children | Leis, Johann BERNARD Herman Leus \ (I10022)
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| 19027 | Bernard Loch Minnie Loch | Loch, Bernard (I56086)
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| 19028 | Bernard Loch Minnie Loch Joe Zimmer Henry Mann William Metz Hilding Ardehl John Peterson Steve Worley | Loch, Bernard (I56086)
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| 19029 | Bernard Lock Minnie Lock Fretz Camp | Loch, Bernard (I56086)
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| 19030 | Bernard Lohaus 42 Cunigunda Lohaus 41 Alphana Lohaus 15 Henry Lohaus 14 Lucy Lohaus 12 Linder Lohaus 9 Sura Lohaus 7 Mary Lohaus 5 Thomas Lohaus 3 Regina Lohaus 8/12 Herman Frericks 25 | Lohaus, Bernard Frederich (I105710)
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| 19031 | Bernard Lohaus 52 Kunigunda Lohaus 51 Alphons Lohaus 26 Leander Lohaus Syra Lohaus 17 Mary Lohaus 16 Thomas Lohaus 15 Regina Lohaus 11 Johaman Lohaus 4 8/12 | Lohaus, Bernard Frederich (I105710)
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| 19032 | Bernard McCabe 42 Mary McCabe 40 Bernard McCabe 16 John McCabe 14 Peter McCabe 12 Timothy McCabe 10 Patrick McCabe 8 Emma McCabe 6 | McCabe, Bernard (I4991)
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| 19033 | Bernard Mcdaniel C Henrietta Mcdaniel B Bridget Mcdaniel H Mary Mcdaniel A Suey Mcdaniel E Celina Mcdaniel N Sylvester Mcdaniel M Rosa Mcdaniel Bridget Mcdaniel | McCabe, Bridget (I3765)
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| 19034 | Bernard Mcdaniel C Henrietta Mcdaniel B Bridget Mcdaniel H Mary Mcdaniel A Suey Mcdaniel E Celina Mcdaniel N Sylvester Mcdaniel M Rosa Mcdaniel Bridget Mcdaniel | McDaniel, Rosemary (I50783)
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| 19035 | Bernard Mcdaniel C Henrietta Mcdaniel B Bridget Mcdaniel H Mary Mcdaniel A Suey Mcdaniel E Celina Mcdaniel N Sylvester Mcdaniel M Rosa Mcdaniel Bridget Mcdaniel | McDaniel, Cecelia (I91951)
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| 19036 | Bernard McGary Mary Mcgary Robert E Mcgary Mabel W Mcgary Mary Miller | McGary, Mabel (I333569)
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| 19037 | Bernard McHugh 22 Jul 1907 Calumet 0027 001693 | McHugh, Bernard (I308050)
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| 19038 | Bernard Meyer Catherine Meyer Mary E. Meyer Catherine J. Meyer Annie C. Meyer | Meyer, Bernardus (I110375)
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| 19039 | Bernard Miller Irene Miller Merlyn Miller Norman Miller Floyd Miller | Miller, Merlin J. (I93199)
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| 19040 | Bernard Miller Irene Miller Merlyn Miller Norman Miller Floyd Miller | Miller, Bernard (I125418)
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| 19041 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Miller, Floyd (I125419)
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| 19042 | Bernard Miller Irene Miller Merlyn Miller Norman Miller Floyd Miller | Ulrich, Irene C. (I125421)
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| 19043 | Bernard Miller Irene Miller Merlyn Miller Norman Miller Floyd Miller | Miller, Norman "Buzz" (I125422)
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| 19044 | Bernard Muelman Anna L Muelman Lewis A Muelman Rusilla Muelman Peter Muelman Louis D. Muelman Mary H. Muelman | Meulemans, Bernard Dominic (I12569)
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| 19045 | BERNARD MULLEN Bernard Mullen 23,151 W. Wisconsin ave Kaukauna, died at 6 o'clock this morning at his home after a lingering illness. He was born in 1916 at Shiocton and came to Kaukauna 14 years ago with his parents. Survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen, Kaukauna, two brothers Reed and Vernon, at home. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 Monday morning at the Fargo Funeral home, Kaukauna, and at five o'clock at Holy Cross church. The Rev. A. Garthaus will officiate and burial will be in the parish cemetery. Prayer services will be held at 7:30 Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings at the funeral home. Page Ten APPLETON POST-CRESCENT,Thursday Evening, March' 9, 1939 Bernard Mullen 3/9/1939 Post Crescent 3/9/1939 10 | Mullen, Bernard (I133317)
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| 19046 | Bernard Nelesson Anna Nelessen Francis Nelessen Coletta Nelessen Mary Nelessen Clara Nelessen | Nelessen, Bernard (I145239)
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| 19047 | Bernard Nelson Anna Maria Nelson John Nelson Arnold Nelson Mary Nelson Henry Nelson Hannah Nelson Eliza Nelson | Nelessen, Arnold (I44913)
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| 19048 | Bernard Nelson Anna Maria Nelson John Nelson Arnold Nelson Mary Nelson Henry Nelson Hannah Nelson Eliza Nelson | Nelessen, Bernard (I145894)
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| 19049 | Bernard Nelson Anna Maria Nelson John Nelson Arnold Nelson Mary Nelson Henry Nelson Hannah Nelson Eliza Nelson | Nelessen, Maria (I176892)
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| 19050 | Bernard Nelson Anna Maria Nelson John Nelson Arnold Nelson Mary Nelson Henry Nelson Hannah Nelson Eliza Nelson | Nelessen, John (I189199)
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| 19051 | Bernard Nelson Anna Maria Nelson John Nelson Arnold Nelson Mary Nelson Henry Nelson Hannah Nelson Eliza Nelson | Nelessen, Hannah (I189239)
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| 19052 | Bernard Nelson Anna Maria Nelson John Nelson Arnold Nelson Mary Nelson Henry Nelson Hannah Nelson Eliza Nelson | Nelessen, Elizabeth (I189414)
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| 19053 | Bernard Newcomb 54 Emma Newcomb 50 Bernice Newcomb 18 Julia Newcomb 16 Clement Newcomb 14 Clare Newcomb 11 | Newcomb, Bernard F. (I103158)
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| 19054 | Bernard Newcomb 54 Emma Newcomb 50 Bernice Newcomb 18 Julia Newcomb 16 Clement Newcomb 14 Clare Newcomb 11 | Day, Emma Agnes (I158295)
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| 19055 | Bernard Newcomb Emma Newcomb Bernice Newcomb Julia Newcomb Clement Newcomb Clare Newcomb | Newcomb, Clare (I174453)
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| 19056 | Bernard NEWHOUSE Self M Male W 35 HOLLAND Farmer HOLLAND HOLLAND Gertrude NEWHOUSE Wife M Female W 37 HOLLAND Keeps House HOLLAND John NEWHOUSE Son S Male W 6 AL At School HOLLAND HOLLAND Henry NEWHOUSE Son S Male W 2 WI HOLLAND HOLLAND Place Freedom, Outagamie, Wisconsin Family History Library F ilm 1255440 Page Number 197B | Newhouse, Bernard (I41482)
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| 19057 | Bernard Newhouse was taken to St. Elizabeth hospital Wednesday morning to take treatment for a growth on his kidneys. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, October 07, 1925 | Page 9 BERNARD NEWHOUSE Bernard Newhouse, 8O, pioneer resident of the village of Freedom, succumbed to a complication of diseases Saturday afternoon, He had been ill about three weeks. Mr. Newhouse was born in Amsterdam, Holland, and came to this country at the age of 20. He settled in Freedom and had lived in that community ever since. He is survived by three sons, John of Kaukauna, Henry of Kaukauna, and Tony of Oneida. The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at St. Nicholas church, Freedom, with the Rev. F. J. Peters in charge. Interment will be in St. Nicholas cemetery. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, November 02, 1925 | Page 15 FUNERAL AT FREEDOM FOR BERNARD NEWHOUSE Freedom - The funeral of Bernard Newhousa took place here at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at St. Nich- olas church, with the Rev. F. J. Peet- ers in chargre. The decedent was a member of Holy Name society, which attended the funeral in a body. The bearers were Nicholas Liesch, Jr., Wallie Romoneska, Roy and Harold Newhouse, Wesley and Lloyd New- house. The persons from out-of-town who attended were: Mrs. Joseph Mc- Carthy, Mr. and Mrs. John Adrians, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Smith, Kaukauna; Mr. and Mrs. George Van Denberg, Seymour; Mrs. James Nuss, Milwaukee: Mrs. Patrick McDaniels and son John. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Weber, William Van Denberg, Mrs. William Rickert, Mr. Nick Adrians, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scholl and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gar- vey. Appleton. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, November 07, 1925 | Page 6 | Newhouse, Bernard (I41482)
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| 19058 | Bernard Newhouse Gertrude Newhouse Christena Newhouse Anthony Newhouse | Newhouse, Christine (I59249)
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| 19059 | Bernard Niehau born 20 Jan 1705 Asbeck, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany died Unknown Anna Bonnefeldt born 30 Jan 1715 died 31 Mar 1805 Asbeck, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany Married 17 Jun 1744 | Niehaus, Johann Stephan (I25345)
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| 19060 | Bernard NIEHAUS Self M Male W 61 PRU Carpenter & Farmer P RU PRU Clara NIEHAUS Wife M Female W 56 PRU Keeping House PRU PR U Barney H. NIEHAUS Son S Male W 29 OH Carpenter PRU PRU Henry John NIEHAUS Son S Male W 22 OH Farm Labor PRU PRU Frank NIEHAUS Son S Male W 13 OH PRU PRU Joseph NIEHAUS Son S Male W 11 OH PRU PRU Barbara NIEHAUS Dau S Female W 8 OH PRU PRU | Niehaus, Johann BERNARD Stephan (I21723)
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| 19061 | Bernard P Nytes Lucile Nytes La Verne Nytes Gerald Nytes | Nytes, Gerald B. (I13739)
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| 19062 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Przybylski, Bernard / Kuhn, Sarah Meta (F11097)
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| 19063 | Bernard P. "Red" Rottier age 81 of De Pere passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Wednesday morning September 26, 2012. He was born August 19, 1931 in De Pere to the late Chris and Marie (Heezen) Rottier. On October 18, 1952 he married Geri Carter at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Green Bay. Bernard served his country from 1951 to 1955 in the United States Navy. He was a member of St. Boniface and then Our Lady of Lourdes in De Pere throughout his life. Bernard had worked at Ft. Howard Paper and retired from there after 35 years of service. He was a member of the De Pere Men's Club and a longtime Volunteer Fire Fighter with both the Village of Ashwaubenon and the Town of Lawrence. For over 50 years Bernard was a member of a card club with a group of friends. He is survived by his wife of 60 years Geri, his sons; Jim (Beckie) Rottier, Dale (Shelly) Rottier, his daughters; Diane McInnis, Sandy (Joe) Slimmer, Debbie (Greg) VandenLangeberg, his grandchildren; Chad (Kara), Jessica (Brian), Cheryl (Jim), Bryan (Lonni), Robert (Claudia), Will (Kate), Andrew (Rachel), Evan, Erin (Andrew), Eric, Zak, and Aaron; and 14 great grandchildren. His siblings; Dick (Mary) Rottier, Gerald (Janice) Rottier, Ray (Jan) Rottier, Peck (Joyce) Rottier, Harvey (Alice) Rottier, Bob (Jean) Rottier, Cathy Rottier, Jean Rottier also survive. Brother in laws and sister in laws that survive him include; Dale Van Erem, Arlene Weiland, Marcella (Roman) Schrieber, Melvin (Marlene) Carter, Shirley (Tony) Zettler, Marcia Carter as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and extended family. He was preceded in death by his son in law; Ken McInnis, his brother Jim Rottier, his sisters Pat (Bob) Goffard, Rita Van Erem and brother in laws Ron Carter, and Herb Weiland. Friends may call at the RYAN FUNERAL HOME 305 N. Tenth Street in De Pere from 4 - 8pm Friday September 28, 2012. Visitation will continue after 9am Saturday at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Family corner of Lourdes Ave. and Suburban Drive in De Pere until the Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30am with Fr. Tim Shillcox O.Praem officiating. Entombment will take place in the Allouez Catholic Mausoleum. Please go to www.ryan fh.com to send online condolences to the family. The family expresses sincere appreciation to Heartland Hospice staff, and special thanks to Dr. Sinclair and St. Mary's Hospital , Dr. Warren of Green Bay Oncology. Dad will be remembered for his kindness and generosity, his sense of humor, his skill at cribbage and sheephead, and his great booyah. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from September 27 to September 29, 2012 | Rottier, Bernard (I161759)
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| 19064 | Bernard P. Buyarski died Oct. 7, 2008. Age 87 years. Bernie was a retired employee of Sears, and a member of Silver Spur Ranch from 1957, Jack & Jill until the present and a WWII U.S. Navy veteran. Survived by brother Emil (Ann) Buyarski, sisters Dorothie (Jack) Kaiser, Ruth Krajcir, Gerrie Katzer and Nancy (Thomas) Wielgos. Dearest uncle of Christine Tice, Thomas and James Buyarski, Richard Wielgos, John and Steven Kaiser, Michael Katzer, the late Gerald and Robert Seidl. Special friend of Neil Mac Lean, and Richard Elliker. Further survived by great and great great nieces and nephews other relatives and friends. Preceded in death by his parents John P. and Anna (nee-Klarkowski) Buyarski, sisters Mae Seidl, Regina "Jeanne" Buyarski and Irene Bowers and brother Edward Buyarski. Visitation at the funeral home Friday, Oct. 10, 2008 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Prayer service at 6:30 p.m. and at the funeral home on Saturday, Oct. 11th 9 a.m. until time of funeral services at 10:30 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at ST. VERONICA CHURCH 4001 S. Whitnall Ave., at 11 a.m. Entombment Monday Oct. 13th 11:30 a.m. at the Allouez Catholic Cemetery Green Bay, WI. Special thank you to the staff at Ruth Hospice for their loving care. HERITAGE FUNERAL HOMES Tyborski-Scheuerell-Altstadt 3801 S. Howell Ave. 414-744-7039 | Buyarski, Bernard P. (I168808)
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| 19065 | Bernard Pennings 48 | Pennings, Abbot Bernard H. O. Praem (I318628)
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| 19066 | Bernard Peschong, who owns six hundred and forty acres of excellent land in Grant county, was born in Ozaukee county, Wisconsin, December 16, 1856, a son of Peter and Katherine Peschong, both natives of Germany, the former born in 1832 and the latter in 1833. The father went to Wisconsin in 1845 and in that state grew to manhood. For a number of years he worked on a farm in Michigan but later took up a homestead in Wisconsin and there resided upon his farm until the death of his wife in 1866. He then sold one hundred acres of land and returned to Michigan, where he remained for a number of years. He passed away in 1910. He was a member of the Roman Catholic church and gave his political allegiance to the democratic party. He was successful in business and all who knew him held him in high respect. In Wisconsin he was united in marriage to Katherine Pioron, a daughter of Peter Pioron, who settled on a farm in Wisconsin about 1848. To this union seven children were born, five of whom survive: Bernard; Louis, who is a priest and is the head of St. Francis Seminary at Milwaukee; Kate, who is with her brother Rev Louis; Elizabeth, who is now a sister in Notre Dame Convent in Michigan City, Indiana; and John, who is a priest and is stationed near Milwaukee. Bernard Peschong received his education in Wisconsin and partly completed a course in preparation for the priesthood but his health would not permit him to continue his study. In 1880 he removed to Lincoln county, South Dakota, and on the 3d of April of that year purchased a relinquishment of one hundred and sixty acres, upon which he resided until 1903. He then removed to Grant county, where he now holds title to six hundred and forty acres of excellent land. He erected a commodious residence and also built a granary and improved his barn. He carries on general farming and stock-raising and is meeting with a gratifying measure of success in both branches of his business. When he came to South Dakota his capital was only five hundred dollars but his industry and enterprise have enabled him to gain financial independence. Mr. Peschong was married in 1883 to Miss Elizabeth Krell, who was born in Wisconsin and is a daughter of Peter Krell. Her father settled in that state in 1849 and continued to reside upon the farm until his demise. Mr. and Mrs. Peschong have become the parents of eight children, seven of whom survive: Peter, who is on his father's farm and who is a member of the Knights of Columbus; Agnes, the wife of Joseph Loehrer, a farmer of Grant county; Rose, the wife of Stanley Farley, who conducts a hardware store in Milbank; Nicholas, who resides at home and who is a member of the Knights of Columbus; Anna, who is a school teacher; Anthony, at home; and Loretta, who is attending school. The sons Peter and Nicholas, are considered the best baseball players in their county. Mr. Peschong is a republican and has served on both the school board and the town board and was town treasurer but has not taken a very active part in politics as the management of his farm demands the greater part of his time. He and his family are communicants of the Roman Catholic church and do all in their power to aid in the work of that organization. Source: History of Dakota Territory by George W Kingsbury, South Dakota, Its History and Its People, Edited by George Martin Smith, B.A., A.M., Biographical, Illustrated, Volume 5, published by the S.J. Clark Publishing Company in Chicago, 1915, p 359-360 | Peschong, Bernard (I4527)
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| 19067 | Bernard Peter "Bernie" Ebben, 84, of Ashwaubenon, passed away Saturday, June 6, 2015, at his home holding his wife's hand. He was born on June 19, 1930, in De Pere to the late Peter and Florence (Vercauteren) Ebben. On July 18, 1953, Bernard married Arlene Heuer at St. Willebrord Church in Green Bay. Bernie, as he was known to most people, was the epitome of "Persistence", be it the 61 years he was married to Arlene, the 42 years he worked at Morning Glory, the reigning Patriarch of Magnolia Lane from the time it was a gravel road, the countless home repair projects at his home or his children's, being a charter member of 50 years at Nativity of Our Lord Church, continued fishing when the fish were not biting, hunting until he was in his 80's or the grueling schedule of dialysis three times a week for 18 months. Those Life Lessons were not lost on his children, with each of them having their own success personally and professionally as a result. He often times was not much of one to express his feelings aloud. However, Bernie's actions and labors of love, spoke volumes on just how much he cared. Bernie's quiet example shone brightly when he was at dialysis at St. Vincent and the technicians remarked how well he had raised his children, as it was uncommon to see family at the side of patients like his children were during each and every session. Bernie's passion for fishing was instilled in his sons, starting at an early age of three generations in the same boat on Shawano Lake or Lake Winnebago. How elated he was when the time came for his Grandson to extend that priceless tradition when his Dad was no longer in the boat. Though she was the last to arrive in the family, it was Daddy's Girl, Julie that was the first to see to it that every detail was covered for doctor's appointments, medications and hospital/rehab stays, right up to his final wishes to be at home. Bernard is survived by his wife Arlene; four children, Sue (Ed) Rosek, Green Bay; Dale (Jasmin), Denali Park, Alaska; Brian (Julie), Green Bay and Julie (Daniel) Ebben-Matzke, Green Bay; four grandchildren, Chris (Jessica) Rosek, Amanda (Rich) Rogers, Alex Ebben and Allison Ebben, two great grandchildren and one on the way. Bernard is further survived by his sister Elsie (Otis) Beggs, brother-in-law and sister-in-law David (Deloris) Heuer, sister-in-law Maggie Heuer, brother-in-law Frank Heller and many nieces and nephews. He cherished the time he spent with his special furry friend Lily. He was preceded in death by his parents, sister and brother-in-law, Verna and Robert Anderson; brother and sister-in-law Richard and Jean Ebben; father-in-law and mother-in-law John and Lima Heuer; brother-in-law Ronald Heuer, sister-in-law Mildred Heller and nephew Peter Anderson. Family and friends may visit at Ryan Funeral Home, 305 N. 10th Street, De Pere, from 4-6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 10, 2015. A Parish Wake Service will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home with Fr. Jim Hablewitz officiating. Friends may also visit at Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church, 2270 S. Oneida Street, from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Thursday, June 11, 2015. The Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 11:00 a.m. Thursday at the church with Fr. John H. Harper officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Nativity of Our Lord Church in Bernard's name. Please visit www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the family. A heartfelt, special thanks to Todd Garvaglia for "rolling out the red carpet" and taking Dad's fishing and hunting experiences to a whole new level, former boss and "bestest friend in the whole wide world" Wally Heil, priceless neighbors Annette and Randy who provided assistance and friendship to Dad and our Family to allow Mom and Dad to stay comfortably at home, Jenna and Jaki at Woodside Lutheran Homes Rehab, the entire Staff at DaVita Titletown Dialysis, St. Vincent Dialysis, Father Jack Harper, Bellin Hospital 4th Floor Staff, Unity Hospice, Dr. Edward Bongiorno, John of Lamers Medical Transport and Bob for his multiple handy jobs and being the master carpenter on the wheelchair ramp. | Ebben, Bernard (I196900)
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| 19068 | Bernard Plasser Elizabeth Plasser Katie Plasser Annie Plasser Paul Plasser Joseph Plasser Maria Plasser Frank Plasser John Plasser Elga Plasser Hardina Burghard | Unknown, Hardina (I175010)
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| 19069 | Bernard Plasser Elizabeth Plasser Katie Plasser Annie Plasser Paul Plasser Joseph Plasser Maria Plasser Frank Plasser John Plasser Elga Plasser Hardina Burghard | Burghardt, Elizabeth (I175011)
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| 19070 | Bernard Plasser Elizabeth Plasser Katie Plasser Annie Plasser Paul Plasser Joseph Plasser Maria Plasser Frank Plasser John Plasser Elga Plasser Hardina Burghard | Plesser, Bernard (I175021)
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| 19071 | Bernard Plasser Elizabeth Plasser Katie Plasser Annie Plasser Paul Plasser Joseph Plasser Maria Plasser Frank Plasser John Plasser Elga Plasser Hardina Burghard | Plesser, Marie Elizabeth (I175049)
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| 19072 | Bernard Plesser Clara Plesser Stewert Plesser Clare Plesser Mary Plesser Wittlin Arnold Relation to Head of House: | Wittlin, Arnold (I158834)
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| 19073 | Bernard Plesser Clara Plesser Stewert Plesser Clare Plesser Mary Plesser Wittlin Arnold | Wittlin, Mary Clara (I158835)
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| 19074 | Bernard Plesser Clara Plesser Stewert Plesser Clare Plesser Mary Plesser Wittlin Arnold | Plesser, Bernard John (I174978)
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| 19075 | Bernard Plesser Elizabeth Plesser Bernard Plesser Jr. Marie Plesser Frank Plesser John Plesser Elizabeth Plesser | Plesser, Elizabeth (I61706)
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| 19076 | Bernard Plesser Elizabeth Plesser Bernard Plesser Jr. Marie Plesser Frank Plesser John Plesser Elizabeth Plesser | Plesser, Bernard (I175021)
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| 19077 | Bernard Plesser Elizabeth Plesser Bernard Plesser Jr. Marie Plesser Frank Plesser John Plesser Elizabeth Plesser | Plesser, Marie Elizabeth (I175049)
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| 19078 | Bernard Quimby 1/27/1921 3/15/1968 Post Crescent 3/15/1968 B 8 | Quimby, Bernard (I173031)
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| 19079 | Bernard Reed Ann Reed Philipp Reed Peter Reed Thomas Reed Joseph Reed Mary Reed Bridget Reed John Reed | Reed, Phillip (I156718)
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| 19080 | Bernard Reydners, white, farmer aged 55 yrs, 8 mo, 28 da, son of Anton Reynders born Holland, and Mary Reynders born Holland, wife Antionette Verkuilen, bernard born Jan 6, year unknown, Holland. Cause death; Runaway accident, concussion and contusion of brain, grand chute, duration 8 hours. buried Little Chute, 10/2/1897 | Reynders, Bernard (I60361)
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| 19081 | Bernard Reynders Antonette Reynders Mary Reynders Anton Reynders Elizabeth Reynders John Reynders | Reynders, Anton (I96002)
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| 19082 | Bernard Reynders b: 06 JAN 1834 d: 28 SEP 1897 + Antonette Unknown 2 Anton Reynders b: cir 1875 2 Elizabeth Reynders b: cir 1877 2 Mary Reynders + Gerard Maximus Gloudemans b: 11 APR 1874 d: 13 JUL 1923 3 Joanne Gloudemans b: 01 FEB 1913 d: 10 FEB 1981 + Lambert J (Babe) Leygraaf b: 15 AUG 1912 d: 04 DEC 2002 4 Living Leygraaf + Living Unknown 5 Living Leygraaf 5 Living Leygraaf + Living Unknown 5 Living Leygraaf + Living Unknown 5 Living Leygraaf 4 Thomas J Leygraaf b: 08 AUG 1938 d: 05 MAR 2007 + Living Calmes 5 Living Leygraaf + Living Schwalenberg 6 Living Schwalenberg 6 Living Schwalenberg 6 Living Schwalenberg 5 Living Leygraaf + Chad D Liebhauser b: 28 FEB 1967 d: 27 FEB 2005 6 Living Liebhauser 6 Living Liebhauser 6 Living Liebhauser 5 Cherry L Leygraaf b: 1967 d: 1982 4 Living Leygraaf 4 Living Leygraaf 4 Living Leygraaf + Living Berger 5 Living Berger 5 Living Berger + Living Unknown 5 Living Berger 4 Living Leygraaf + Living Hammen 5 Living Hammen + Living Haack 5 Living Hammen 5 Living Hammen 5 Living Hammen 2 John Reynders b: JUL 1879 2 Sarah Reynders b: 28 AUG 1883 d: 1927 + John Edmund Burke b: 28 DEC 1872 d: 1951 3 Caroline Mary Burke b: 17 MAR 1906 d: 23 DEC 1986 + Walter Mathias Pennings b: 01 JAN 1901 d: 05 JUL 1927 4 Eugene Pennings b: 28 SEP 1925 d: 17 DEC 2003 + Patricia Irene Leathers b: 17 MAR 1925 d: 04 SEP 1999 5 Living Pennings + Living Moss 6 Living Pennings 6 Living Pennings 6 Living Pennings + Living Otto 6 Living Pennings 5 Living Pennings + Living Redmon 6 Living Pennings 6 Living Pennings 6 Living Pennings 5 Living Pennings + Living Creiglow 6 Living Creiglow 6 Living Creiglow 6 Living Creiglow 6 Living Creiglow 6 Living Creiglow + Joseph F Caze b: 10 JAN 1902 d: FEB 1963 + Albert Bahde b: 22 MAY 1894 d: OCT 1974 3 Alice Burke b: 24 MAR 1907 + Ray Parsons + John Lavey b: 01 NOV 1907 3 Jeanette Burke b: 01 AUG 1908 d: JAN 1972 + Sam Casey 3 Mildred A Burke b: 28 SEP 1909 d: JAN 1992 + Leo J Spindler b: 16 JUL 1900 d: JUN 1981 4 Karl L Spindler b: 1931 d: 1955 + Living Unknown 3 John G Burke b: 03 MAY 1911 d: 13 DEC 1993 + Rosella (Sally) Vanderlois b: 17 JUL 1912 d: 16 MAR 1994 4 Living Burke + Living Unknown 4 Living Burke + Living Raygo 3 Margaret Elizabeth Burke b: 08 JAN 1913 d: 03 APR 2001 + Nicholas Stephen Verhagen b: 25 DEC 1908 d: 04 NOV 1988 4 Living Verhagen + Margaret Elizabeth Hermus b: 03 APR 1935 d: 28 FEB 1969 5 Living Verhagen 5 Living Verhagen + Living Kobs 6 Living Kobs 6 Living Kobs + Living Bausic 5 Living Verhagen + Living Lornson 6 Living Lornson 6 Living Lornson 5 Living Verhagen + Living Dornan 6 Living Koelling 6 Living Verhagen 5 Living Verhagen + Living Roethel 6 Living Verhagen 6 Living Verhagen 5 Living Verhagen + Living Devine 6 Living Verhagen + Living Jansen 6 Living Verhagen + Living Bislew 4 Living Verhagen + Living Towns 5 Living Towns + Living Trams 6 Jonathon Michael Trams b: 15 JAN 1976 d: 23 JUN 2004 + Living Carrick 7 Living Trams 6 Living Trams + Living Cartwright + Living Porter 6 Living Porter 6 Living Porter 5 Living Towns + Living Behm 6 Living Behm 6 Living Behm 6 Living Behm + Living Krueger 6 Living Krueger 6 Living Krueger 5 Living Towns + Living Culver 6 Living Towns 6 Living Towns 6 Living Towns 5 Living Towns + Living Kloehn 6 Living Towns 6 Living Towns 5 Living Towns + Living Goldbeck 6 Living Goldbeck 5 Living Towns + Living Olson 6 Living Towns 4 Living Verhagen + Living Frieders 5 Living Verhagen + Living Huspek 6 Living Verhagen 6 Living Verhagen 5 Living Verhagen + Living Matz 6 Living Matz 6 Living Matz 6 Living Matz 5 Living Verhagen + Living Unknown 3 Edmund J Burke b: 04 SEP 1916 d: 20 FEB 1989 + Living Hartzheim 4 Living Burke + Living Buscher 4 Living Burke + Living Buss 4 Living Burke 4 Living Burke 3 Agnes B Burke b: 23 MAR 1921 d: 23 APR 1997 + Sylvester George VanDomelen b: 03 MAY 1918 d: 13 MAY 2003 4 Living VanDomelen + Living Treiber 5 Living VanDomelen + Living Schwobe 6 Living VanDomelen 5 Living VanDomelen + Living Pooler 6 Living VanDomelen 5 Living VanDomelen + Living Mereness 6 Living VanDomelen 4 Living VanDomelen + Living Schuh 5 Living VanDomelen + Living Kelly 5 Living VanDomelen 4 Living VanDomelen + Living Reed 5 Living Reed 6 Living Jacobson 6 Living Reed + Living Moore 5 Living Moore 5 Living Moore + Living Kratzke 5 Living Moore 2 Nettie Reynders b: 14 JAN 1888 d: NOV 1976 + Henry Dercks b: 22 JUN 1886 d: 04 FEB 1974 3 Barbara Antonetta Catherine Dercks b: 26 MAR 1918 d: 04 MAY 2007 + Raymond J DeCoster b: 01 SEP 1919 d: 15 SEP 2005 4 Living DeCoster + Living Wilkinson 5 Living Wilkinson 4 Living DeCoster + Living Heindel 4 Living DeCoster + Living McMahon 5 Living McMahon 3 Robert Dercks b: 1924 d: 1933 3 Thomas Dercks b: 1925 d: 1933 3 James Dercks b: 1932 d: 1953 3 Living Dercks 3 Living Dercks 3 Living Dercks + Benedict Francis Truyman b: 18 FEB 1920 d: 02 NOV 2002 3 Living Dercks + Living Hartjes 4 Living Hartjes + Living Unknown 4 Living Hartjes + Living Enich 4 Living Hartjes + Living Unknown 4 Living Hartjes + Living Grigg 4 Living Hartjes + Living Sanders 3 Living Dercks + Living Kray 3 Bernice Dercks d: yes 2 Anna Reynders b: JUN 1890 | Reynders, Bernard (I60361)
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| 19083 | Bernard Richards Helen Richards Vincent Richards Edward Richards Francis Richards George Richards Mary Richards Frank Richards | Richards, Bernard (I315094)
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| 19084 | Bernard Richter 35 Mary Richter 31 Frieda Richter 12 Lawrence Richter 10 Bernice Richter 9 Sylvester Richter 6 Marie Richter 4 6/12 Louis Richter 1 4/12 | Richter, Bernard George (I52225)
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| 19085 | Bernard Rolf Ethel Rolf Robert Rolf Rolf Charles Rolf Mardell Rolf Carl Rolf Margaret Rolf Lee E Rolf | Rolf, Bernard Joseph (I140737)
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| 19086 | Bernard Rolf Annie Rolf Lawrence Rolf Bernard Rolf Clarence Rolf Genevieve Rolf Howard Rolf | Rolf, Howard J. (I140736)
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| 19087 | Bernard Rutter Gertrude Rutter Walter Rutter Katie Rutter Martin Diedrick Antone Diedrick Peter P Diedrick Annie Pauli | Pauli, Anna (I148194)
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| 19088 | Bernard Sanberlich Anna Sanberlech Roy Sanberlich Luciele Sanberlich Amos Greb | Sauberlich, Lucille (I145785)
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| 19089 | Bernard Sanberlich Anna Sanberlech Roy Sanberlich Luciele Sanberlich Amos Greb | Sauberlich, Roy (I145793)
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| 19090 | Bernard Sanberlich Anna Sanberlech Roy Sanberlich Luciele Sanberlich Amos Greb | Thiel, Anna (I145794)
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| 19091 | Bernard Sanberlich Anna Sanberlech Roy Sanberlich Luciele Sanberlich Amos Greb | Sauberlich, Bernhardt (I145795)
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| 19092 | Bernard Schippers Geurda Schippers Richard Schippers Matilda Schippers [8/12] Delia Wallenberg Antone Ley | Schippers, Richard Theodore (I131570)
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| 19093 | Bernard Schippers Gerarda Schippers Richard Schippers Bertha Schippers Carol M Schippers Judith Schippers | Schippers, Richard Theodore (I131570)
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| 19094 | Bernard Schippers Gerarda Schippers Richard Schippers Bertha Schippers Carol M Schippers Judith Schippers | Wollenberg, Johanna Gerarda (I183338)
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| 19095 | Bernard Schippers Gerarda Schippers Richard Schippers Bertha Schippers Carol M Schippers Judith Schippers | Schippers, Bernardus (I183339)
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| 19096 | Bernard Schlude Born: November 30, 1904 Died: March 19, 1975 Place of Birth: Kaukauna, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: March 20, 1975 Section: D Page: 4 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Allouez Location: Allouez, WI | Schlude, Bernard W. (I173012)
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| 19097 | Bernard Schlude Anna Schlude Elizabeth Schlude Joseph Schlude Bernard Schlude | Schlude, Bernard (I36907)
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| 19098 | Bernard Schlude Anna Schlude Joseph Schlude Bernard J Schlude | Schlude, Bernard (I36907)
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| 19099 | Bernard Schlude Anna Schlude Joseph Schlude Bernard J Schlude | Maes, Anna (I50500)
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| 19100 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Schmidt, Bernard / Kesler, Janice (F6453)
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| 19101 | Bernard Schutten Hattie Schutten Annie Reyzers | Keyzer, Anna M. (I141590)
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| 19102 | Bernard Schutten Hattie Schutten Annie Reyzers | Unknown, Hedwig (I183482)
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| 19103 | Bernard Te Vrucht, 48, of 245 Holstein St., Chilton, died Thursday evening at St. Nicholas Hospital. He had been in ill health for several years. Born at Dundas, March 28, 1913, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Te Vrucht, he married Margie Bechlem at Chilton Feb. 12, 1944. He was a tractor driver for the Kimberly-Clark paper mills at Kimberly. Survivors are his wife; two sons, Gerald and Robert, at home; a daughter, Marlene, at home; four brothers, William of Racine, Urban of Tacoma, Wash., Norbert, Appleton, and Raymond, Kimberly, and a sister, Mrs. John Van Handel, Appleton. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at St. Martin's Lutheran Church, Chilton, the Rev. C. C. Krueger officiating. Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call at the Pfeffer Funeral Home, Chilton, from 3 p.m. Monday until 11 a.m. Tuesday and at the church until time of services. | TeVrucht, Bernard William (I33498)
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| 19104 | Bernard Tenison Ellen Tenison Peter Tenison Albert Tenison Mary Tenison Anne Tenison Annie Vandeberg Martin Dolivan | Dolven, Martin (I1805)
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| 19105 | Bernard Tennessen, age 100, of Kaukauna, passed away on Saturday, February 8, 2014 at Appleton Health Care Center. He was born on December 9, 1913, in Dundas, the son of the late John and Catherine (Peters) Tennessen. Bernard is survived by his children: Judy (Karl) Korth of Greenville, Cletus (Gail) and Ken (Laurie) Tennessen both of Menasha; many grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Eunice Tennessen; four young children: Josephine, Patricia, Phyllis and Francis; two sisters, a brother, and a grandson, Justin Tennessen. The funeral liturgy for Bernard will be held at 12:00 noon on Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at ST. KATHARINE DREXEL PARISH, ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH, 2401 Main Avenue in Kaukauna. Fr. Jerry Pastors will be officiating. Burial will take place at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Sherwood. The family will receive relatives and friends at the church from 10:00 am until the time of mass. Online condolences can be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Feb. 9, 2014 | Tennessen, Bernard (I30011)
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| 19106 | Bernard Tevrucht 63 John Tevrucht 26 Johanna Tevrucht 22 Minnie Thiealue 7 | TeVrucht, John (I33497)
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| 19107 | Bernard Tevrucht John Tevrucht Johanna Tevrucht Minnie Thiealue | TeVrucht, Bernard (I160032)
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| 19108 | Bernard Van De Berg Jannetje Van De Berg Barney Van De Berg Janet Van De Berg Thomas Van De Berg Henry Van De Berg [4] Lena Van De Berg Harriet Van De Berg [4] | Vandeberg, Tena (I333417)
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| 19109 | Bernard Van Den Heuvel Lillian Van Den Heuvel Catherine Van Den Heuvel Max Drieson Kate Drieson | Unknown, Lillian (I122728)
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| 19110 | Bernard Van Den Heuvel Lillian Van Den Heuvel Catherine Van Den Heuvel Max Drieson Kate Drieson | VandenHeuvel, Bernard (I122729)
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| 19111 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VandenHeuvel, Kathleen (I134779)
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| 19112 | Bernard Van Der Loop Emma Van Der Loop Robert Van Der Loop William Van Der Loop Bernice Van Der Loop Eugene Van Der Loop | VanderLoop, Peter J. (I22172)
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| 19113 | Bernard Van Dinter Margaret Van Dinter Bernard Van Dinter Barbara Van Dinter | VanDinter, Bernard Leo (I56349)
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| 19114 | BERNARD VAN HANDEL MARRIES VERNA HUSS Special to Post-Crescent Freedom ? The marriage of Miss Verna Huss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Huss, Freedom, and Bernard Van Handel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Handel route 1, Little Chute took place at 5 o'clock Wednesday morning at St Nicholas. Church, Freedom, the Rev. Father A. W. Van Dyke, officiating. The Bridesmaid was Miss Marie Huss, sister of the bride and the best man was George Van Handel, brother of the groom. A reception was at the home of the bride's parents for approximately ?0 relatives and friends. A wedding dance was given Tuesday evening at the Apple Creek hall. The young couple will make their home in Little Chute where the groom is employed. Page Fourteen APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Thursday Evening, October 23,1930 | Family: VanHandel, Bernard "Barney" / Huss, Verna (F9709)
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| 19115 | Bernard Van Straten, 87, lifelong resident of Ledgeview, passed away peacefully at St. Vincent Hospital on Tuesday, Oct. 2, with his family at his side. He was born Nov. 4, 1919, in Ledgeview to Peter and Louise (DeCleene) Van Straten. When his parents retired, Bernard took over the farm. Farming and gardening gave him great satisfaction. An enthusiastic inventor never more at home than when welding in his garage, Bernard created every sort of small motorized car, and even an electric swing. His children and grandchildren were his willing testers. His pride and joy was a modified Model T that he built as a young boy. He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Rosemary (DeVleeshower) Van Straten; and his seven "favorite" daughters, Carol (Joe) Biese, Green Bay; Marlene (Jim) Johnson, Houston, Texas; Darlene (Hann Shyu) Van Straten, Portsmouth, R.I.; Debbie Van Straten (Tom Zwicker) Germantown, Wis.; Lou Ann Bannow, Suamico; Gail (Bob) Cuene, Ledgeview; Judy (Joe) Siudzinski, Ledgeview; and "most favorite" son, Ron (Jessie), Ledgeview; 19 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren; and three well-worn tractors. Also surviving are his two sisters, Sister Mary Conrad and Sister Mary Louise of Elm Grove, Wis. He is preceded in death by his son, Wayne. Family and friends may call on Saturday, Oct. 6, 2007, for a public visitation from 9 a.m. to 10:40 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Community, Pope John the XXIII Circle, off Sportsman Drive, town of Ledgeview. A family only prayer will be held at 10:45 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Saturday at the church with the Rev. John H. Harper officiating. Online condolences may be expressed to the family at www.cotterfuneralhome.com . Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave., De Pere, (920) 336-8702, is assisting the family with arrangements. | VanStraten, Bernard (I125437)
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| 19116 | Bernard Vanden Boogaard 69 Johanna Vanden Boogaard 61 Fransis Vanden Boogaard 31 | VandenBoogard, Bernard (I111749)
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| 19117 | Bernard Vandenbroek 3/5/1945 Post Crescent 3/7/1945 8 | Vandenbroek, Bernard (I142188)
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| 19118 | Bernard Vanderheyden 25 Oct 1905 Brown 06 0421 Marie Coonen 25 Oct 19 05 Brown Bernard, son of Martin Vanderheyden and Catherine Cornelissen m arried Mary Coenen daughter of John Coenen and Gertrude Reynen, she bo rn in DePere, he born in Rockland. | Family: Vanderheiden, Bernard M. / Coenen, Mary (F19952)
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| 19119 | Bernard Vincent Hoffman, son of William and Albertha (Bakker) Hoffman, was born April 30, 1923, in Tea, SD. Bernard grew up in the Tea area where he attended country school. In 1940 he began working for the John Morrell Company. On February 24, 1943, he enlisted in the United States Army. During his service he was taken as a Prisoner of War on Christmas of 1944 and he received the Purple Heart. He was released from captivity on April 5, 1945 after the war ended. Bernard was honorably discharged on November 7, 1945. Bernard returned to Sioux Falls where he went back to work for John Morrell. In 1946 he quit John Morrell and began farming. On November 10, 1948, he married Margaret Craig in Sioux Falls, SD. Bernard quit farming in 1952 and worked construction until 1955 when he returned to Morrell's. He worked for Morrell's for 37 years before retiring. Bernard was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Tea and Moose Lodge 503 in Sioux Falls. He was a life member of Tea American Legion Post 266, Sioux Falls VFW Post 628, 40/8, Ex-POW Siouxland Chapter 1 and the Disabled American Veterans. Bernard was one of the original founders of the Tea Legion Post. The dedication he had for the post was evident by the hard work and endless hours of time through the years he gave it. He spent every day there for many years. Bernard cleaned, fixed, managed, organized, tended bar and befriended all who came through the doors. He was "GRAMPS" to all who loved and respected him. He enjoyed dancing, hunting, fishing, playing cards with friends and family and in his younger years played softball for 15 years. Above all he loved his family. He was a loving father, grandfather and brother who will be greatly missed by all those who shared his life. Grateful for having shared his life are his daughter, Shirley (Delmer) Wetering, Tea, SD; sisters, Edna Buus and Bernice Albers Lovrien, both of Sioux Falls; 3 grandchildren, Susan Wiebesiek, Tea, SD, Bernard (Julie) Wetering, Parker, SD, and Bret (Nancy) Wetering; 13 great-grandchildren, Josh (Jenilee), Adam and Tom (special friend, Christine Howard) Wiebesiek, Abbey (Josh) Vanderwerf, Drew and Andrea Wetering, Holly (Matt) Hurney, and Tyler, Paige and Jordan Wetering, Derek Jensen, Casey Jensen and Brady Krump; and 5 great-great-grandchildren, MacKenzie, Michael and Mikhail Hurney, Allegra Vanderwerf, and Emmitt Odland. Bernard was preceded in death by his wife, Margaret; parents, William and Albertha Hoffman; sisters, Dorothy Jacobson and Laura Renback; 3 brothers, Harvey, Harry and Ernest Hoffman; and grandson-in-law, Darwin Wiebesiek. | Hoffman, Bernard Vincent (I41143)
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| 19120 | Bernard W. Basse , 65, of Hebron, di ed Saturday at his residence. He was an engineer for General Electric, whe re he helped in the development of jet engines.Survivors include his wife, Joanne Elsbernd Basse; a daughter, Allison Tom usk of Indianapolis; a son, Craig Basse of Nelsonville, Ohio; his mothe r, Iona Basse of Wabash, Ind.; and a granddaughter.No services are planned. Visitation will be from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday at L innemann Funeral Home, Erlanger. Memorials are suggested to Welcome Hous e, 205 Pike St., Covington, Ky. 41011; or St. Elizabeth Hospice, 401 E. 20 th St., Covington, Ky. 41014. Name: Bernard W. Basse SSN: 312-34-6518Last Residence: 41048 Hebron, Boone, Kentucky, United States of Ameri caBorn: 1 Jan 1935 Died: 25 Mar 2000 State (Year) SSN issued: Ind iana (1951-1952 ) | Basse, Bernard W. (I203361)
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| 19121 | Bernard W. Cornelius March 21, 1929 - August 24, 2012Life Legacy | Life Stories | Life Timeline | Historic Documents | Family TreeLife LegacyAge 83 of Post Lake, WI, formerly of Manawa, passed away on his dock after a great day of fishing on Post Lake.Bernie was born in Antigo, WI on March 21, 1929, the son of the Bernard W. and Leona (Durkee) Cornelius. On January 19, 1952, Bernie married Stella Rose Menting in Phlox, WI. Together they raised eight children in the Township of Little Wolf. Bernie worked for Waupaca Foundry before retiring. Following his retirement, he and Stella moved to the cottage on Post Lake. The two celebrated a total of 60 years together.Bernie is survived by his wife, Stella; children, Susan Larson (Stan Balke) and their children, Jennifer (Dennis) Umentum, Jessica (Bryan) Schmidt, and Jen (Erik) Rottier; Sandra (Howard) Thomack and their children, Billie Jo (Rob) Rosneau and Micheal (Faith) Thomack; Daniel (Liz) Cornelius and their children, Paul Cornelius, Connie (Bill) Samson, and Danielle Cornelius; David (Susan) Cornelius and their children, Angela (Buddy) Fietzer, Stephanie (Scott) Schertz, David, Jr. (Kelly) Cornelius, Tabitha (Andy) Mares, and Kenneth Cornelius; Doug (Julie) Cornelius and their children, Kassandra and Justin Cornelius, and Jeff Runge; Dean (Dawn) Cornelius, and their children Kay Lynn (John) Sasman and Charles Cornelius; and Cindy (Phillip) Buttles and their children Cody and Hana Buttles; 27 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. He is further survived by a brother, Paul (Ann) Cornelius; sisters, Germain Orlowski, Maryln Frisch, and Nancy (Vern) Jolitz; as well as many other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.Bernie is preceded by death by his parents; son, Dennis; and siblings, Gladys, Donald, Glen, and George.A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 30, 2012, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Manawa (614 S. Bridge St.) with Father Amalraj Roche officiating. Family and friends may call at Cline-Hanson-Dahlke Funeral Home in Manawa on Wednesday evening from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. and again directly at the church on Thursday morning from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will be in Little Wolf Cemetery, Township of Little Wolf.Memorial Networks Partner Provider: Batesville Interactive | Cornelius, Bernard (I110034)
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| 19122 | BERNARD W. Date of Birth: 08/03/1888 Place of Birth: OUT OF STATE Moth er Maiden Name: GEELAN certid# 1955-MN-024079 Date of Death: 10/24/1955 County of Death: HENNEPIN | O'Connell, Bernard William (I79042)
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| 19123 | Bernard W. Herman, 90, Bay Settlement, died at his home on Oct. 15, 2007, surrounded by his family. Born in Green Bay, Oct.14, 1917, he is the son of the late William and Bardenah (Van Lanen) Herman. Bernard served his country in the United States Army Air Force Corps during World War II. On Oct. 9, 1948, he married the former Carol Vandenack at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Green Bay. The couple farmed in Bay Settlement in addition to Bernard working full time at L.D. Schreiber for 37 years. He was a member of Holy Cross Church, Bay Settlement. Bernard was a very loving and special husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He enjoyed playing cards, farming, gardening, yard work, and especially time spent with his family and friends. After spending his 90th birthday with his family, on Sunday, Oct. 14, Bernard went to his heavenly reward on Monday, Oct. 15, 2007. On this special day, the family also celebrated Bernard and Carol's 59th wedding anniversary which was on Tuesday, Oct. 9. Survivors include his loving wife, Carol; three children and their spouses, Sharon (Ron) Urquhart, Robert (Mary Jo) Herman, all of New Franken; Shirley (Dennis) Van Egeren, Green Bay; seven grandchildren, Scott, Eric, and Gregory (fiancee, Ashley) Urquhart, Stacy Herman, Tanya (Justin) Mianecki, Jeffrey and Aaron (special friend, Amy) Van Egeren; two great-grandchildren, Jordan and Kaden Mianecki; sister, Martha Kusniesz, Green Bay; sister-in-law, Mary Ann Herman, Green Bay; many other relatives and friends. Bernard was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Joseph and Francis Herman; sister-in-law, Mary Herman; brother-in-law, Frank Kusniesz. Visitation at MALCORE (EAST) Funeral Home, University Ave. at Baird Street, Wednesday (today) from 4 to 8 p.m. Rosary service Wednesday at 7 p.m. (tonight) with Deacon Richard Nowak officiating. Visitation will continue Thursday at the funeral home from 9 a.m. until the time the procession leaves for the funeral (Please Note Change). Funeral Mass 11 a.m. Thursday at Holy Cross Church, Bay Settlement with Rev. Tom Hagendorf, O. Praem. officiating. Full Military Honors to follow. Entombment at Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum. Please visit malcore funeralhome.com to send online condolences to the family. The family would like to extend a special thanks to the staff of Unity Hospice, especially Dar and Gina, Drs. Koehler and Rosic, Fr. Tom, and the many family and friends who always took the time to inquire about Bernard's health. | Herman, Bernard (I313740)
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| 19124 | Bernard W. Westerman 15 Jun 1930 27 Feb 1999 West Point, Cuming, Nebraska | Westerman, Bernard (I6307)
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| 19125 | Bernard Wall 50 Alice Wall 16 John Wall 13 Maggie Wall 11 Bernard Wall 8 Annie Wall 8 | Wall, Bernard (I143573)
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| 19126 | Bernard Wall Ellen M Wall Marguenen M Wall Florence A Wall Alice M Wall Charles A Hanell | Hanelt, Charles (I49948)
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| 19127 | Bernard Wilhouse 56 Mary Wilhouse 52 Lena Wilhouse 19 August Wilhouse 18 Hattie Wilhouse 16 Martha Wilhouse 13 | Welhuis or Willhouse, Bernard (I63715)
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| 19128 | Bernard Wilhouse Mary Wilhouse Lena Wilhouse August Wilhouse Hattie Wilhouse Martha Wilhouse | Cornelissen, Maria (I63803)
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| 19129 | Bernard Wilhouse Mary Wilhouse Lena Wilhouse August Wilhouse Hattie Wilhouse Martha Wilhouse | Welhouse, Helena "Lena" (I78995)
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| 19130 | Bernard Wilpolt, 83, 611 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna, died early this morning at his home after an illness of two months. He was born Feb. 15, 1864 in Sparta and operated a farm before his retirement 17 years ago. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Leo Berres and Mrs. Edward Flynn, both of Kenosha; and Mrs. Michael Faust, Kaukauna; three sons, Harry, Wisconsin Rapids; Alban and Norbert, Kenosha; one brother, Henry of Menasha; two half brothers, Theodore Mickie, Wrightstown and Herman Mickie, St. Cloud, Minn.; three sisters, Mrs. Peter Rademacher, Kaukauna; Mrs. Joseph Peters, Rudolph and Mrs. Martin Peters, Portland, Ore., 17 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 Saturday morning at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Kaukauna, with the Rev. Andrew Quella in charge. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. | Wilpolt, Bernard (I385)
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| 19131 | Bernard Winarski Viola Winarski Ethel Belling Frederick Belling | Belling, Ethel (I148018)
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| 19132 | Bernard Winarski Viola Winarski Fredrick Belling Oscar Gorde | Grade, Viola (I148021)
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| 19133 | Bernard Winckler Helen Winckler William Winckler Richard Winckler Clara Winckler Lorena Winckler Edward Winckler Arthur Winckler Rdelaid Winckler | Winkler, Bernard (I194908)
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| 19134 | Bernard Woelter Flora Woelter Mable Woelter Hulda Bounds Hattie Bounds | Wolter, Bernard Charles "B. C. " (I191828)
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| 19135 | Bernard Wolfinger 46 Anna Wolfinger 45 Rigena Rohland 19 Isadore T Rohland 21 Anita A Rohland 19 | Wolfinger, Bernard (I59786)
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| 19136 | Bernard worked and cooked in a lumber camp in either Hancock or Houghto n, Michigan. Late in l ife he married the mother of John P. Schommer's wif e. This make Bernard his brother John Pete r's Father-in-Law. | Schommer, Bernard (I68558)
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| 19137 | Bernard Wright Ella Wright Benjamin Wright Walter Wright Bertie Wright | Wright, Walter Sr. (I145637)
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| 19138 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Young, Gerald (I156156)
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| 19139 | Bernard Young Angaroae Young Phyllis Mae Young Le Roy Young Norman Young Tom Young Nathan Young Jerald Young | Young, Bernard J. "Ben" (I156167)
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| 19140 | Bernard Zehren Ada Zehren Kenneth Zehren Marylyn Zehren | Zehren, Bernard (I127160)
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| 19141 | Bernard Zuehlke Margaret Zuehlke Flora Zuehlke Grace Zuehlke Margaret Zuehlke Ilene Zuehlke Eunice Zuehlke | Zuehlke, Bernard J. (I189612)
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| 19142 | Bernard Zuelke Margaret Zuelke Eunice M Lutz Sandra A Lutz | Zuehlke, Eunice (I189953)
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| 19143 | Bernard, Margaret Margaret Bernard, Kaukauna, age 90, died Wednesday April 7, 2004 at St. Paul Home. Margaret was born, August 30, 1913 the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Lange) Skalmusky in Eland, WI. She married Robert Bernard on January 14, 1930 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Kaukauna, they celebrated 74 years together, he preceded her in death on March 1, 2004. Margaret belonged to Holy Cross Church, the Ladies Altar Society, and was a past member of the Golden Agers. She liked to play cards, dart ball, bake cookies and go shopping. She retired from Multifoods on March 31, 1976 after 31 years of service. She is survived by her daughter and son in law: Betty (Gerald) Nytes of Kaukauna; two grandchildren: Nancy (Dan) Meacham, Appleton and their children: Christina, Stefanie and Brianna and Lisa (Keith) Fassbender, Kaukauna, and their children, Megan, Melissa and Kyle; a sister, Irene Borree of Darboy and a brother, Marvin (Vivian) Skalmusky of Kaukauna. Her parents, her husband, a sister, Alice Bowlby and a brother-in-law, Alvin Borree, preceded her in death. The funeral service will be 11 a.m. on Monday April 12, at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street Kaukauna with Fr. Jack Mullarky officiating. Friends will be received on Monday at Church from 10 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will take place at Holy Cross Cemetery. A memorial is being established in Margaret's name. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. 766-2099. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the entire staff at St. Paul Home for the kindness, care and concern they gave Margaret during her time there. | Skalmusky, Margaret (I151741)
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| 19144 | Bernard, the fifth of ten children was born to Willem and Adriana Timmers in Uden, Netherlands on February 5, 1917. He attended Crosier College in Uden before immigrating to the United States at the age of nineteen where he joined his uncle, the late Rev. John DeWild in Combined Locks, Wisconsin. He attended Crosier College in Onamia, Minnesota and Hastings, Nebraska. Bernie attended major seminary at St. Paul, Minnesota where he was ordained for the Green Bay Diocese by Archbishop Murray on March 17, 1945. His first assignment was to St. Boniface Church in DePere, Wisconsin. In 1951, he was assigned as Director of Catholic Charities in Manitowoc, Wisconsin and later in Appleton, Wisconsin. In 1957, he became pastor at St. James Church in White Lake Wisconsin and St. Stanislaus Church. In 1961, he was assigned as pastor at St. Paul Church in Combined Locks, Wisconsin where he guided the building of the new church, the rectory, and the education center. After obtaining a dispensation, he married Lucille Rekoske in 1971. Bernie obtained a Master??(TM)s Degree in psychiatric social work from Loyola University in Chicago. Bernie was employed as the Director of Children and Adolescent Services at the mental health clinic in Waukegan, Illinois. After retirement, Bernie and Lucy moved to Hemet, California where they lived until April of 2001 when they moved back to Wisconsin. Bernie was a hospice volunteer in Hemet for twenty years. He and Lucy also trained ministers to the elderly in the parishes of the San Bernardino Diocese. Survivors include his beloved wife: Lucille Timmers; two sisters: Wilma (Martin) Wydeven of Kimberly and Gerarda Eilers of Uden, Netherlands; a brother: Theo (Truus) Timmers of Uden, Netherlands; three sisters-law: Virginia Rekoske of South Milwaukee, Kathleen Rekoske of Hemet, California, and Anna Timmers Nisterode, Netherlands; a brother-in-law: DeLloyd (Odeen) Rekoske of Dallas, Texas; as well as many nieces and nephews, both in the United States and in the Netherlands. He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers and three sisters, all of the Netherlands. The funeral liturgy for Bernie will be held at 11 AM on Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 410 E. Wallace Street in Combined Locks with Fr. Robert Vandenberg officiating. Interment will follow in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 4 ??" 7 PM and again at the church on Wednesday from 10 AM until the hour of the service. There will be a parish prayer and scripture service at 7 PM Tuesday evening at the funeral home. Lucy would like to extend her gratitude to Drs. Cherkasky, Geller, Koeper, Qureshi, as well as the staff at Dialysis Care and the 4th Floor nursing staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital, as well as to Fr. Bob Vandenberg for his many visits and prayers. Your kindness will never be forgotten. | Timmers, Reverend Egbert Bernard "Bernie" (I189114)
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| 19145 | Bernardus Cornelissen Bridegroom on Saturday, February 2, 1839 Zeeland Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 9294 plaats: Zeeland Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 5, datum: 2-2-1839 BRUIDEGOM: Bernardus Cornelissen geboorteplaats bruidegom: Neerbosch geboortedatum bruidegom: 12-12-1806 BRUID: Cornelia van Dooren geboorteplaats bruid: Zeeland geboortedatum bruid: 2-6-1811 Vader bruidegom: Cornelius Cornelissen Moeder bruidegom: Joanna Leceur Vader bruid: Martinus van Dooren Moeder bruid: Clara Tensen ------------------------------------------ Martinus van Dooren vader bruid on Saturday, February 2, 1839 Zeeland Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 9294 plaats: Zeeland Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 5, datum: 2-2-1839 BRUIDEGOM: Bernardus Cornelissen geboorteplaats bruidegom: Neerbosch geboortedatum bruidegom: 12-12-1806 BRUID: Cornelia van Dooren geboorteplaats bruid: Zeeland geboortedatum bruid: 2-6-1811 Vader bruidegom: Cornelius Cornelissen Moeder bruidegom: Joanna Leceur Vader bruid: Martinus van Dooren Moeder bruid: Clara Tensen | Family: Cornelissen, Bernardus / VanDoren, Cornelia (F32953)
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| 19146 | Bernardus Cornelissen Father on Sunday, August 2, 1840 ZeelandPlaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 34 Geboren: Carolina Cornelissen Geboortedatum: 2-8-1840 relatie: dochter van Vader: Bernardus Cornelissen Beroep vader: landbouwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Cornelia van Dooren Beroep moeder: boerin Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland | Cornelissen, Carolina (I80436)
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| 19147 | Bernardus Cornelissen Father on Thursday, December 23, 1847 ZeelandPlaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 38 Geboren: Hendrikus Cornelissen Geboortedatum: 23-12-1847 relatie: zoon van Vader: Bernardus Cornelissen Beroep vader: landbouwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Cornelia van Dooren Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland | Cornelissen, Henry (I29855)
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| 19148 | Bernardus Cornelissen Father on Tuesday, November 14, 1843 ZeelandPlaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 37 Geboren: Johannis Cornelissen Geboortedatum: 14-11-1843 relatie: zoon van Vader: Bernardus Cornelissen Beroep vader: landbouwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Cornelia van Doorn Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland Johannis Cornelissen kind on Tuesday, November 14, 1843 ZeelandPlaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 37 Geboren: Johannis Cornelissen Geboortedatum: 14-11-1843 relatie: zoon van Vader: Bernardus Cornelissen Beroep vader: landbouwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Cornelia van Doorn Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland | Cornelissen, Johannes (I91923)
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| 19149 | Bernardus Cornelissen Father on Wednesday, July 20, 1853 ZeelandPlaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 17 Geboren: Cornelia Cornelissen Geboortedatum: 20-7-1853 relatie: dochter van Vader: Bernardus Cornelissen Beroep vader: landbouwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Cornelia van Doren Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland | Cornelissen, Cornelia (I80440)
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| 19150 | Bernardus Cornelissen Relation on Wednesday, December 5, 1883 Zeeland Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-VeghelBurgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 62 opgemaakt op: 6-12-1883 Overleden: Cornelia van Doren, 72 jaar Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland Relatie: weduwe van Bernardus Cornelissen Datum overlijden: 5-12-1883 dochter van Vader: Martinus van Doren Moeder: Clara van den Boogaard | VanDoren, Cornelia (I101685)
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| 19151 | Bernardus Cornelissen Father on Thursday, October 18, 1849 ZeelandPlaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 40 Geboren: Christianus Cornelissen Geboortedatum: 18-10-1849 relatie: zoon van Vader: Bernardus Cornelissen Beroep vader: landbouwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Cornelia van Doren Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland | Cornelissen, Christianus (I74251)
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| 19152 | Bernardus Cornelissen Father on Monday, July 28, 1851 ZeelandPlaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 21 Geboren: Maria Cornelissen Geboortedatum: 28-7-1851 relatie: dochter van Vader: Bernardus Cornelissen Beroep vader: landbouwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Cornelia van Doren Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland | Cornelissen, Maria (I74252)
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| 19153 | Bernardus Cornelissen Father on Wednesday, February 11, 1846 ZeelandPlaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 7 Geboren: Petronella Cornelissen Geboortedatum: 11-2-1846 relatie: dochter van Vader: Bernardus Cornelissen Beroep vader: landbouwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Cornelia van Doren Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland | Cornelissen, Petronella (I80438)
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| 19154 | Bernardus Martinus Berendsen Date of birth: Saturday, November 11, 1837 index record | Berendsen, Bernard Martin (I33703)
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| 19155 | Bernardy, Jacob 8/5/1927-p8-MARINETTE EAGLE-STAR M.&M. | Bernardy, Jacob (I73549)
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| 19156 | Bernardy, Mrs. Jacob H."Grandma" (nee-Kitzinger) 7/20/1943-p1-MARINETTE EAGLE-STAR Walsh. | Kitzinger, Anna (I71814)
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| 19157 | Bernart Reed Ann Reed Philip Reed Mary Reed Britchet Reed Bernhart Reed Michel Casen Peter Shatte | Reed, Phillip (I156718)
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| 19158 | Berndt (Ellinger) | Ellinger, Mary (I138263)
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| 19159 | Berner (Schnabl) | Schnabl, Mary Anna (I188573)
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| 19160 | Berner | Berner, Andrew (I58811)
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| 19161 | Bernerd Flynn Eleanor Flynn James Flynn Robert Flynn Bernerd Flynn | Flynn, Bernard (I108856)
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| 19162 | Bernerd Kohusky Frances Kohusky Anna Kohusky Ben Kohusky William Kohusky Gertrude Kohusky Laura Kohusky Reno Kohusky | Kohasky, William John (I159191)
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| 19163 | Bernerd Kohusky Frances Kohusky Anna Kohusky Ben Kohusky William Kohusky Gertrude Kohusky Laura Kohusky Reno Kohusky | Kohasky, Bernard (I159553)
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| 19164 | Bernerd Mcgary Head M 60 Illinois Mary Mcgary Wife F 56 Illinois Mable Daughter F 32 Illinois Richard Blake Son-in-law M 39 Illinois Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF2H-YMN : accessed 02 Nov 2014), Richard Blake in household of Bernerd Mcgary, Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing sheet 3A, family 47, NARA microfilm publication T625, FHL microfilm 1822009. | Blake, Richard R. "Richie" (I308008)
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| 19165 | Bernerd Mcgary Head M 60 Illinois Mary Mcgary Wife F 56 Illinois Mable Daughter F 32 Illinois Richard Blake Son-in-law M 39 Illinois Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF2H-YMN : accessed 02 Nov 2014), Richard Blake in household of Bernerd Mcgary, Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing sheet 3A, family 47, NARA microfilm publication T625, FHL microfilm 1822009. | McGary, Bernard (I333570)
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| 19166 | Bernerd Rolf 55 Anna Rolf 49 Bernerd Rolf 22 Howard Rolf 15 Lester Rolf 9 Francis Rolf 7 Marvin Rolf 4 1/12 | Rolf, Bernard (I117972)
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| 19167 | Bernetta Anna DeBruin, 92, went home to her Savior and loving husband, Ben, on Saturday, October 2, 2010. Bernetta was born on her family farm in Sherwood, on July 28, 1918, to the late Anton Schydzik and Rose Otto. Bernetta married her sweetheart, Martin "Ben" DeBruin, on July 26, 1938. They celebrated 64 loving years of marriage. Ben and Bernetta's pride and joy were their two sons, Robert (Rita) DeBruin (Kaukauna) and Dennis (Debbie) DeBruin (Harrison), and their three grandchildren, Beth (Mark) Specht (Sherwood), Tim (Sarah) DeBruin (Appleton), and Denise (Jay) Hatcher (Clermont, Fla). In July, Bernetta celebrated her 92nd birthday with her ten great-grandchildren, Nicole and Ben Specht; Will, Tristan, Olivia, Emelyne, Wynnie and Isabel DeBruin; and Wyatt and Aspen Hatcher. Bernetta was survived by numerous nieces and nephews and a caring friend, Germaine McCabe. Bernetta was preceded in death by her husband, Ben; her parents; her sister and brother-in-law, Grace and Bud Barker; her brother and sister-in-law, Ervin and Pearl Schydzik; and great-granddaughter, Hannah DeBruin. Bernetta graduated from Kaukauna High School and devoted her life to being a wife, mother and grandmother. She enjoyed Ben's garden, baking cookies, family holidays, deer camp, card games, cracking hickory nuts, watching the Brewers and Packers, win or lose, and Super Bowl parties. Bernetta "worked out" three days a week for 15 years at AMC Rehab and took pride in caring for her own home all her life. She never missed a Mass at St. Mary's, where she and Ben were lifelong members. Every week, Grandma lit a candle for Ben and prayed she would see him soon. Grandma Bernetta's pfeffernusse cookies at Christmas, sugar cookies and birthday cards will be missed by her family. A funeral Mass for Bernetta will be held on Wednesday, October 6, 2010, at ST. KATHARINE DREXEL PARISH, ST. MARY CHURCH (119 W. Seventh St., Kaukauna) at 11 a.m. with Fr. Jerry Pastors officiating. Burial will be in the St. Mary Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call on Wednesday from 9 a.m. until the time of services at the Church. The family would like to thank the AMC Rehab staff for years of loving care and fun for Bernetta. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20101004/APC010301/10040495/1007#ixzz11QT4rQVe | Schydzik, Bernetta (I15922)
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| 19168 | Bernetta Lorraine Gilsdorf, 75, formerly of Kiel died Tuesday morning March 30, 2010 at Willowdale Nursing & Rehab Center, New Holstein where she had been a resident for the past 9 years. She is the former Bernetta Rieth, born September 24, 1934 in the Town of New Holstein, daughter of the late Clemens & Barbara (Woelfel) Rieth. Bernetta attended St. Ann Catholic School and New Holstein High School. On June 17, 1953 she married David A. Gilsdorf at St. Ann Catholic Church in St. Anna and he preceded her in death on April 6, 2000. Bernetta took great pride in dedicating her life to being a wife, mother, grandmother and taking care of her family. She was a member of SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church in Kiel as well as the Catholic Knights and Christian Women. In her free time she enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. She also enjoyed traveling with her husband, embroidery, reading, cooking and gardening. Survivors include her children: Karen (Warren) Vandoske of Elkhart Lake, Eugene (Mary) Gilsdorf of Elkhart Lake, Conrad (Judy) Gilsdorf of Kiel, Kenneth (Paula) Gilsdorf of Kiel, Christine (John) Kubichka of Chilton, Steven (Donna) Gilsdorf of Kiel, Michael (Lydia) Gilsdorf of Las Cruces, NM, Debra Gilsdorf of Manitowoc, Mary (Brian) Andreas of Madison, Michelle (James) Fleischman of New Holstein, Barry (Nissa) Gilsdorf of Kiel, Julie (Jamie) Feucht of Lomira, 26 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; 3 sisters: Peggy (Dave) Horn of St. Cloud, Lilly (Roger) Hansen of New Holstein, Evie (Al) Preissner of Pipe; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law: Gertie Rieth of Chilton, Fr. Gordon Gilsdorf of Little Suamico, Richard (Lucy) Gilsdorf of Sheboygan Falls, Fr. Daniel Gilsdorf, Sr. Marita Gilsdorf both of Sherwood. Bernetta is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. She was preceded in death by her husband, David; her parents; a son-in-law, Terry Schweitzer; a brother, Orville Rieth; sister-in-law, Jean Gilsdorf; mother and father-in-law, Othmar & Mathilda (Gehl) Gilsdorf. The funeral Mass for Bernetta will be celebrated at 11:00am on Tuesday April 6, 2010 at SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church in Kiel with the Rev Loren Nys S.D.S. and Joe Zenk, Parish Director, officiating. Burial will be in the Parish Cemetery. Family and friends may call at the Meiselwitz-Vollstedt Funeral Home, 815 6th St. Kiel, on Monday April 5, 2010 from 4:00pm until 8:00pm and on Tuesday from 9:00am until 10:30am when we will have brief family rites. Parish wake service will be at 7:30pm on Monday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established in Bernetta's name. Bernetta's family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Dr. Michael Hetzner, the Staff at Calumet Medical Center and especially the staff at Willowdale Nursing Center for the compassion and care shown to Bernetta and her family. | Rieth, Bernetta (I103818)
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| 19169 | Bernetzke, Mrs. William (Janice Ann) Mrs. William (Janice Ann) Bernetzke, age 49, passed away unexpectedly at home on Sunday, October 12, 2008. She was born June 5, 1959, to Ken and Lucille Hendricks. She was united in marriage to William Bernetzke. Jan loved working for several years at the West De Pere lunch program. She really enjoyed serving the students and working with friends. Jan is survived by her parents: Ken and Lucille, her husband, William, her children: Beth, Bill and Paul, her brother, Richard (Julie) Hendricks, three sisters: Brenda (Lee) Kazik, Debbie Hammer, and Tammy (Jeff) DeBauche. She is further survived by her sisters-in-law: Alice (Vern) Heuvelmans, Frieda Paape, Lois Flur, Betty (James) Peot and Linda Harvey. Her brother-in-law, Tom (Janet) Breunig, as well as her nieces and nephews: Vickey, Theresa, Linda, Joyce, Becky, Debbie, Annette, Brenda, Katrina, Stacey, Jenna (Godchild), Bob, Howard, John, Richard (Godchild), Tyler, Erik, Dylan, Andy (Godchild), and Matt further survive. Friends may call at Trinity Lutheran Church, 330 S. Broadway, Green Bay, after 9 a.m. Thursday, October 16th until the time of service at 11 a.m. with Pastor Michael Baucom officiating. Burial will take place in Emmanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Seymour at 1 p.m. on Thursday. Please go to www. ryanfh.com to express online condolences to the family. The RYAN FUNERAL HOME, De Pere, is assisting the family. Jan was a great daughter and sister loving wife and mother, and a wonderful friend to all that knew her. She will be missed immensely. | Hendricks, Janice Ann (I146180)
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| 19170 | Bernetzke | Burgoyne, Marie (I44866)
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| 19171 | Berney Schlude Annie N Schlude Mary N Schlude Elizabeth J Schlude Joseph B Schlude Benard Schlude Johanna Maes | Schlude, Bernard (I36907)
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| 19172 | Bernh Kern Appolonia Kern Andrew Kern Mary Kern Caroline Kern Georg Kern | Kern, Andrew (I322437)
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| 19173 | Bernhard A Endter 48 Ella H Endter 28 Algerd K Endter 5 Edna Ida Endter 2 9/12 Esther A Endter 10/12 Emilie Feather Endter 79 | Endter, Bernard (I153925)
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| 19174 | Bernhard Blum - 70 Magdalene Blum - 60 Peter Blum - 18 Matthias J Casper - 50 Gertrude Casper - 46 Gertrude Casper - 23 Anna M Casper - 21 Gaspar Casper - 20 Hubert Casper - 12 Eva Casper - 8 Mary A Casper - 8 Helen Casper - 5 Michael Casper - 2 | Casper, Matthias (I185891)
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| 19175 | Bernhard Bruecker Gertrude Bruecker Henry Bruecker Peter Bruecker John Bruecker Jacobina Bruecker William Bruecker Jacobina Van Treck | Bruecker, Henry (I6249)
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| 19176 | Bernhard Buhl, Joseph Koehler, and August Nisler docked at the Port of New York on the ship, Cath Duckwitz, on July 10, 1853. | Neissner, Theresia (I132102)
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| 19177 | Bernhard Buhl, Joseph Koehler, and August Nisler docked at the Port of New York on the ship, Cath Duckwitz, on July 10, 1853. | Koehler, Joseph (I132113)
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| 19178 | Bernhard Burmeister Ella Burmeister Raymond Burmeister Joachim Burmeister | Burmeister, Joachim (I189213)
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| 19179 | Bernhard Haen Lacy Haen Barney Haen William Haen Magdalehne Haen Josef Haen Mary Haen Elisa Haen | Haen, Bernard Sr. (I130327)
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| 19180 | Bernhard Haen Lacy Haen Barney Haen William Haen Magdalehne Haen Josef Haen Mary Haen Elisa Haen | Wenner, Lucy (I130328)
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| 19181 | Bernhard Haen Lacy Haen Barney Haen William Haen Magdalehne Haen Josef Haen Mary Haen Elisa Haen | Haen, Lena (I178891)
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| 19182 | Bernhard Kohasky Francis Kohasky Emma Kohasky Anna Kohasky Benny Kohasky Willford Kohasky Gertrad Kohasky Laura Kohasky Reno Kohasky | Kohasky, William John (I159191)
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| 19183 | Bernhard Kohasky Francis Kohasky Emma Kohasky Anna Kohasky Benny Kohasky Willford Kohasky Gertrad Kohasky Laura Kohasky Reno Kohasky | Kohasky, Bernard (I159553)
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| 19184 | Bernhard Lasee Johanna Lasee Gertude Lasee William Lasee Marie Lasee George Lasee Joseph Lasee Anthone Lasee Frances Lasee Louisa Lasee Leo Lasee Loretta Lasee [4/12] | Lasee, Gertrude (I171582)
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| 19185 | Bernhard Plessar Elizabeth Plessar Bernahard Plessar Kate Plessr | Plesser, Bernard John (I174978)
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| 19186 | Bernhard Plessar Elizabeth Plessar Bernahard Plessar Kate Plessr | Plesser, Bernard (I175021)
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| 19187 | Bernhard Reinhold Wilhelm Breitung b. Dec 1, 1888 T Osborne, Wi. Bapt. Jan 20, 1889 Freedom Moravian Church S/O Bernhard & Martha Glawe Breitung | Breitung, Bernhard Reynold (I340461)
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| 19188 | Bernhardt A Breitung 62 Martha Breitung 52 Bernhardt Breitung 31 Hazel Breitung 25 Freida Breitung 14 Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Freedom, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2009; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 207; Image: 111 | Breitung, Bernhard Albert (I107310)
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| 19189 | Bernhardt A Breitung Martha Breitung Bernhardt Breitung Hazel Breitung Freida Breitung | Glawe, Martha (I80370)
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| 19190 | Bernhardt Kohasky Frances Kohasky Bennie Kohasky William Kohasky Gertrude Kohasky Laura R Kohasky Reno J Kohasky | Kohasky, William John (I159191)
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| 19191 | Bernhardt Kohasky Frances Kohasky Bennie Kohasky William Kohasky Gertrude Kohasky Laura R Kohasky Reno J Kohasky | Kohasky, Bernard (I159553)
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| 19192 | Bernhardt Schutten Hedwig Schutten Anna Reyzers | Keyzer, Anna M. (I141590)
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| 19193 | Bernhardt Schutten Hedwig Schutten Anna Reyzers | Schutten, Bernard (I180607)
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| 19194 | Bernhardt Schutten Hedwig Schutten Anna Reyzers | Unknown, Hedwig (I183482)
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| 19195 | Bernhardt, Clarence A.Age 86, passed away from an automobile accident Wednesday, January 21, 200 4. He was born on August 29, 1917 in Manitowoc, son of the late Alfred a nd Lena Bernhardt. On April 5, 1946, he was united in marriage to Fern Bas tian of Brillion. They spent their entire married lives farming in the To wn of Brillion. Clarence was a loving and devoted husband, father, grandfa ther and great-grandfather. The farm was his life’s work and the pla ce of immediate and extended family gatherings. His grandchildren enjoy ed visiting and being grandpa’s little helpers in the barn. He was known f or his sweet tooth, spoiling his grandchildren with candy and late night i ce cream treats. Clarence was a member of Rural Brillion United Methodi st Church, the United Methodist Brotherhood, and the Brillion Sr. Citizens .Survivors include his sons: Charles (Joanne) Bernhardt, Brillion; John (Bo nny) Bernhardt, Brillion; Mark (Cheryl) Bernhardt, Denmark; Thomas Bernhar dt, Brillion; his daughters: Nancy (Gene) Strehlow, Menomonee Falls; Deb ra (Mike) Schneider, Brillion; 15 grandchildren: Amiee and Miranda Bernhar dt, Oshkosh; Christine Bernhardt, Brillion; Marcia Bernhardt, Milwaukee; D arryl Bernhardt, Brillion; Jennifer Stehlow, Milwaukee; Tina (Tadd) Hilgen dorf, Plantation, FL; Jeff Strehlow, Menomonee Falls; Ashley and Erin Bern hardt, and Amanda Weise, Denmark; Craig Schneider, La Crosse; Corey, Cy le and Casey Schneider, all of Brillion; a great-granddaughter, MacKenz ie Larson, Milwaukee; and a brother, Fred (Leah) Bernhardt, Racin e. He is further survived by a brother-in-law and two sisters-in-law: R oy and June Bastian, Brillion; Erna Luedtke, Lark; many nieces, nephews a nd other relatives. He was preceded in death by his wife Fern on Octob er 6, 2002; two brothers and their wives: Harold (Florence) Bernhardt, Rob ert (Emmy Lou) Bernhardt; two sisters: Bernice Bernhardt, Gladys Heinric h; two sisters-in-law and three brothers-in-law: Irene (Wesley) Schmidt, M abel (Elmer) Kruschke, and Warren Luedtke.Funeral service will be held Monday, January 26th, at 11 a.m., at Rural Br illion United Methodist Church. The Rev. Warren Waddell will officiate. En tombment will follow at Knollwood Mausoleum in Manitowoc. Friends may ca ll at the Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion on Sunday from 1-5 p.m. a nd at the church on Monday from 10 a.m. until the time of service. | Bernhardt, Clarence (I118832)
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| 19196 | Bernhardt, Lynn (Thiel) Lynn Bernhardt (Thiel), Menasha, was born May 11, 1946, in Milwaukee to Charles and Ruth Everson. She was married to Norman Thiel Sr. from June of 1964 until his death in 1992. Later, she married Donald Bernhardt in 1999. Her survivors include her loving husband, Donald Bernhardt; children, Carol (Andy) Siebers, Judy and Norman Jr. (Cindi); grandsons, Shane and Derek, Neenah; great-grandson, Kayden; three step-children; four step-grandchildren; her sisters, Joyce (Robert) Lewandowski, Lois (Harold) Porath, Mary (John) Brandt; her brothers, Wayne (Jessie) and Allen (Kathy) Everson. Lynn is further survived by half-brothers, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; first husband, Norman Sr.; sister, Phyllis; brother, Jack; and half-brothers. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008, at 11 a.m., at Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home, 312 Milwaukee Street, Menasha, with Pastor Paul Holte officiating. Family and friends will be received at the funeral home on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the hour of service. Light a candle in memory of Lynn at www.martens-laemmrich funralhome.com. Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home Menasha, 920-722-8252 | Everson, Lynn (I315593)
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| 19197 | Bernhart Breitng 42 Martha B Breitng 32 Bernhard W Breitng 11 Hazel S Breitng 5 William O Breitng 3 Source Citation Year: 1900; Census Place: Osborn, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 1810; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 0092; FHL microfilm: 1241810 | Breitung, Bernhard Albert (I107310)
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| 19198 | BERNHART DRINKS, who is devoting his energies to the cultivation of a well-improved farm of 120 acres in Greenville township, Outagamie county, was born September 9, 1845, in Saxony, Germany, and is a son of Fred and Anna (......... ) Drinks, both of whom were born in the Fatherland in 1813. After serving some time in the German army, and later engaging in agricultural pursuits, Fred Drinks brought his family to the United States in 1847, first locating at Granville, Milwaukee county, on a twenty-five-acre farm, and in 1862 removing to Outagamie county and purchasing the present farm of Bernhart Drinks. Here they resided during the balance of their lives, Mr. Drinks passing away in 1877, and his widow surviving until 1891. Of their five children, Bernhart is the only survivor. He received his education at Granville, where he attended school but one year, his services being needed on the home farm. He accompanied the family to Greenville township in 1862, and in 1864, when nineteen years of age, he enlisted in Company A, Fiftieth Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, for service during the Civil War, under Captain John C. Spooner. He served creditably for seven months, during which time he was not wounded, nor did he have any hospital service, and on his return home took charge of the farm, on which he has continued to live to the present time. His whole time and attention have been given to operating this property, and with the aid of his sons is now raising large crops. In June, 1868, Mr. Drinks was married to Katharine Strobie, who was born at Germantown, Washington county, Wisconsin, May 10, 1845, daughter of Gunder and Elizabeth (Wild) Strobie, the former born in 1800 and the latter in 1804, in Germany. They came to America in 1841, first settling on a farm in Washington county, Wisconsin, where they resided until 1868, at which time they purchased a farm in Grand Chute township. Mr. Strobie died four years later, and his widow passed away in 1878. Of their twelve children, three are now living: Louise, the widow of Edward Lite, a resident of Appleton; Joseph, who is retired and lives on the island; and Mrs. Drinks. Mr. and Mrs. Drinks had eleven children: Nelson, born June 24, 1869, a mason by trade, who is single and lives with his parents; Frank, born December 20, 1870, a blacksmith of the village of Center; Josephine, born August 7, 1873, who died in 1895; Jessie, born February 3, 1874, died September 12, 1910; Clara, born September 7, 1877; Charles, born November 14, 1875; Emma, born January 18, 1881, who died in February, 1900; Hattie, born January 18, 1883, who died September 29, 1909; Louise, born March 23, 1884, residing at home; Pauline, born February 23, 1886, the wife of James Berg a resident of Grand Chute; and Minnie, born September 15, 1888, residing at home. | Drinks, Bernhart (I154307)
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| 19199 | Bernice "Birdie" McCormick, age 71, of Combined Locks, passed away on Monday, February 9, 2015. Birdie was born to the late Frank and Helen (Loessel) Veitenhans on September 12, 1943. She married John McCormick on January 18, 1969. Birdie is survived by her husband of 46 years, John; her daughter Lisa ("favorite son-in-law" Eric) Ross; her sisters Mary Veitenhans and Ruth Megonigal; brother Joe (Sue) Veitenhans; brothers-in-law: Raymond (Ceil) McCormick, James (Dorothy) McCormick, Dan (Joy) McCormick; sisters-in-law: Sister Alice McCormick, Sister Pat McCormick, Judy McCormick, Joanne McCormick Mary (Dave) Rades, and Kathy (Tom) Coon; and many nieces, nephews, and friends. She is preceded in death by both of her parents, her son Joe McCormick, her siblings Rita Boyce and Robert Veitenhans, her brother-in-law James Megonigal; John's niece Lori McCormick and his nephew Craig Uitenbroek. Memorial services for Birdie will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 14, 2015 at ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 410 Wallace Street, Combined Locks with Father Andrew Kysely officiating. A visitation will be held on Friday, February 13, 2015 at JANSEN FARGO FUNERAL HOME, 204 E Kimberly Avenue, Kimberly from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. with a prayer service at 7:30 p.m., and again the following day at the church at 9:00 a.m. until the time of services. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com Birdie always enjoyed her flowers while she was alive; in lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the COPD foundation in her name. A special thank you to the staff on the seventh floor of AMC, we will never forget your kindness; and also thank you to Birdie's brothers and sisters-in-law and their families for all of the support they had showed Birdie and her family. | Veitenhans, Bernice (I90910)
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| 19200 | Bernice "Bun" Geiger, age 79, formerly of Maplewood, Brillion, Chilton and Appleton, Wisconsin, passed away on Wednesday, May 4, 2011, at Jerseyville Nursing Home, Jerseyville, Illinois, where she was being lovingly cared for Alzheimer's. Bun was born March 8, 1932 in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin to the late Harley and Ethel (Bliss) Wessel of Maplewood, Wisconsin. She graduated from Algoma High School, Algoma, Wisconsin in 1950. On July 14, 1951, she married her husband of 59 years, Elmer Geiger, and moved to the family farm outside Brillion, Wisconsin. Bun assisted her husband, Elmer, in running the farm for many years until they moved to Brillion. While living in Brillion, she worked for several years as a receptionist at the Brillion Iron Works, followed by many years working as both a hostess and waitress at Michael's Supper Club in Brillion. Upon retirement, they moved to Chilton, followed by a move several years later to Appleton. She was a devoted mother, loved to play with her grandchildren, was an excellent cook, loved to golf, listen to all sorts of music, square dance, pick cherries in Door County, crochet, and garden (especially growing strawberries). She is survived by her daughter, Cheryl (Terry) Berge of Charlotte, NC; sons, Chuck Geiger of Appleton, and Robert (Charline) Geiger of Jerseyville, IL, and two grandchildren, Austin and Allison Geiger. In addition, her sister Lorraine (Stuart) Storm of Algoma, brothers Donald (Lorraine) Wessel of Kewaunee, and Harold Wessel of Green Bay, plus in-laws as follows: Hilaria Dvorachek of Reedsville, Dolores Diny of DePere, Rita & Allan Wittman, Bernard and Catherine Geiger, Daniel and Beverly Geiger, Al Brick, all of Brillion, and Joe Juckem from Chilton; plus numerous nieces and nephews. Preceding Bernice in death was her husband, Elmer, plus her parents Harley and Ethel Wessel of Maplewood, her sister Virginia Hansen of Florida, plus parents-in-law Daniel and Ida Geiger of Brillion, brother and sister-in-law Norbert and Monica Geiger of Brillion, sisters-in-law Ida Juckem of Chilton and Germaine Brick of Brillion, brothers-in-law, Ed Dvorachek of Reedsville and Mike Diny of DePere, and her beloved dog, Taffy. Family and friends may call from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. on Friday, May 6, 2011, at the Wieting Funeral Home, 215 South Main Street, Brillion. A prayer service will conclude the evening visitation. The visitation will continue at the funeral home on Saturday morning, May 7, from 9 a.m. until 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday morning at Holy Family Catholic Church, Brillion. Officiating at the Mass will be Rev. Larry Abler OFM Cap, with burial to follow at Holy Family/St. Mary's Cemetery. The family would like everyone attending the service to join them after the burial for a celebration of Bun's life, food and fellowship at Cobblestone Creek of Brillion. Online condolences may be made at www.wieting-funeral home.com In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Bun's memory to either: the Fox Valley Humane Society, N115 Two Mile Road, Appleton WI 54914, or www.foxvalleypets.org just click on "help us," or to the Alzheimer's Association, 225 N. Michigan Ave., 17th floor, Chicago IL 60601, or at www.alz.org just click on "donate." The family wishes to thank the staff at Jerseyville Nursing Home for the care and compassion shown to Bun and the family. She was a loving mother, grandmother and friend who will be very much missed, but will be in our hearts forever. | Wessel, Bernice (I176083)
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| 19201 | Bernice "Dottie" Ward, 98, of Allouez, passed away December 16, 2012. Dottie, the daughter of Edward and Amanda (Miller) Hibbard, was born on October 27, 1914 in the Town of Rockland, Brown County. She married Sylvester John "Sy" Ward on February 9, 1940 in Chicago. He preceded her in death on March 9, 1986. She is survived by her four children, Virginia Ward of Oregon, Wisconsin, Carol (Kurt) Rothe of Tavares, Florida and Omro, Wisconsin, James (Sandy) Ward of Green Bay and Daniel Ward of Minniapolis; eight grandchildren, David Ryan, Susan Ryan Dahlen, Sherri Ward Mayhew, Joseph Ward, Arthur "AJ" Ward, Alicia Ward Clark, Angela Ward and Nick Ward; eleven great grandchildren; sister-in-law, Jean Ward. Dottie was an active member of St. John the Evangelist Church for 60 years and the Catholic Women's Club. She spent many hours volunteering within the community, especially at St. Vincent de Paul, Bellin Hospital, and St. John's Church. She was preceded in death by her husband Sy Ward; her parents, Edward and Amanda Hibbard; her sisters and their spouses, Gladys (Frank) Noonan and Eunice (Dexter) Hastings; brothers and their spouses, Stanley (Edna) Hibbard, Clayton (Mary Jane) Hibbard, and Kenneth (Evelyn) Hibbard; brothers-in-law and spouses, Don (Norma) Ward, Larry (Eleanor) Ward and John Ward. A Memorial Mass at St. John the Evangelist Church, 413 St. John St., Green Bay with Rev. John Girotti officiating. Burial in Allouez Catholic Cemetery. | Hibbard, Bernice (I164467)
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| 19202 | Bernice 'Bea' left this earth for her heavenly home on May 22, 2017 surrounded by her family, at the age of 95 years. She was born on December 14, 1921 in Greenville, the daughter of the late Oscar and Angela (Gabriel) Tennie. In 1941, she married Norman Abitz at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Appleton. He passed away in 1965. In 1968, she married Herbert Brill who passed away in 1993. She is survived by her sons: John (Betty) Abitz, De Pere and James (Kris) Abitz, Hubertus; daughter: Kathleen (Robert) Jewell, Appleton; nine grandchildren: Cheryl (Duke) Kuettel, Jennifer (Darren) Kuettel, Stefanie (Jacque) Grun, David (Sheila) Abitz, Kevin (Julie) Abitz, Amy (John) Schwalenberg, Sarah (Bryan) Fletcher, Kelly (Kurt) Bertram and Robert (Cortney) Jewell Jr; 19 great-grandchildren: Carson, Kala, Derek, Kaley, Haley, Mitchell, Timothy, Mackenzie, Miles, Maris, Hunter, Braxton, Chase, Gracie, Sophia, Alexa, Taylor, Jacob and Kruz; two step-daughters: Nancy Gygax and Sharon Jarvis, and several step-grandchildren; sister-in-law: Ila Abitz and brother-in-law: Jerry (Althea) Abitz. She was preceded in death by her parents, two husbands, a son Thomas from leukemia; brothers: Harold, Victor and Roman Tennie and sisters: Marcella Deimer and Eleanor Wagner. Bernice was an honor roll member of the Ladies Aid and Past Officers Club at St. Paul Lutheran Church. One of her biggest joys was knitting sweaters for her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends. Bea also enjoyed playing cards with friends. A funeral service for Bea will be held at 5PM, Thursday, May 25, Brettschneider-Trettin-Nickel Funeral Chapel, with Rev. Kenneth Frey officiating. Friends may visit at the funeral chapel from 3PM until the time of service. Interment will be at Highland Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established for St. Paul Lutheran Church and Fox Valley Lutheran High School. The family would like to thank the staffs of Kindred Hearts, Greenville and Heartland Hospice for their care of Bea. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 23, 2017 | Tennie, Bernice (I340951)
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| 19203 | Bernice (Driessen) Bain, 86, De Pere passed away peacefully early Saturday morning November 4, 2017, surrounded by her loving daughters Sherry, Carol and Bonnie. Earlier in the day Bob, Bill, and Jim were each able to have their cherished and memorable moments. The girls planned a "Sleep Over" with mom like they have done for the last 20 plus years. During the early morning hours Sherry, Carol and Bonnie surrounded mom and reminisced, sang Christian songs, prayed, cried, and comforted mom. Once we settled down for the night, turned off the lights and said our good nights, mom peacefully joined Jesus and her "Lew." She was born March 10, 1931 to the late Henry and Theresa (Van Elzen) Driessen. On September 3, 1951 she married Joseph "Lew" Bain at St. John Catholic Church, Little Chute. Bernice and Lew had celebrated 65 years of marriage together. The Lord blessed Bernice and Lew with six children and her six children were blessed with a mother who loved them unconditionally, forgave them easily, and supported them always. Her God given gift was a servant's heart. Everyone's needs came before her own. Bernice's love and compassion was shared with everyone she met, whether it was family, friends or anyone she happened to bump into. Bernice enjoyed traveling with friends and family. She loved to go out for Friday fish fries, playing cards; going up north and treasured family gatherings especially holidays. Bernice and Lew, as-well-as their partners Bert and Linda owned and operated Bain Brothers Farm which was later developed into Bain Brooke Estates. She was a faithful member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, where she distributed communion during Mass as well as to the shut-ins. She is survived by her children; Robert (Karen) Bain, De Pere, William (Cindy) Bain, De Pere, Cheryl (Tom) Smits, Greenleaf, Carol Schoepke, De Pere, Bonnie (Douglas) Hall, Somerset, WI., and Jim Bain, Savannah, Ga. Twenty grandchildren; Brendon, Mitchell, Stacie, Stephanie, Brooke, Gabriel, Anne, David, Brian, Andrew, Brian, Joseph, Steven, William, Sarah, Michael, Derek, Taylor, Noah, and Willow. Eighteen great grandchildren, Mason, Tristan, Hunter, Chancelor, Carter, Madison, Michael, Montana, Maverick, Briella, Keegan, Emily, Abby, Evan, Christian, Hunter, Addison, and Harper. Further survived by her sister Sharon Vande Hey, sisters in law; Rita Driessen, and Joanne Bongers Driessen, and Lew's brother and his wife Charles "Bert" and Linda Bain. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Lew, a granddaughter Anne, two Brothers Robert Driessen, Ronnie Driessen, and brother in law Bruce Vande Hey. Friends may call at RYAN FUNERAL HOME 305 N. Tenth Street De Pere after 4:00PM Tuesday November 7, 2017 until 7:30PM when a parish prayer service will take place to bring the evening to an end. Visitation will continue on Wednesday at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, De Pere after 9:00AM until the Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30Am with Fr. Benny Jacob O.Praem. and Deacon Mike Vander Bloomen officiating. Please go to www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the family. A memorial fund will be established for the Blaise Peters Scholarship Fund at Our Lady of Lourdes School. Special thanks to Cardinal Ridge Residential Care, Angels Touch Assisted Living, and Heartland Hospice for the wonderful care shown to our mother. Thank you for all of your thoughts and prayers. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Nov. 6 to Nov. 8, 2017 | Driessen, Bernice (I61897)
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| 19204 | Bernice A. "Sis" Draeger, Appleton, 95, passed away at her home on Saturday, April 14, 2007. Bernice was born Aug. 21, 1911, in Appleton daughter of the late Frank M. and Bertha (Snyder) Reck. She married Wilbur "Bill" Draeger in 1933, and he preceded her in death in 1960. Bernice was proud of her career at Kimberly Clark and Sears where she worked for many years. She enjoyed gardening, making soup, and going to fish fry's. She also loved to play Sheepshead. Bernice is survived by her sister, Eunice M. Verbrick, Appleton; five nieces and two nephews: Floyd and Mercedes Reck, Minnesota; Joylene and Andrew Delie, Appleton; John and Sally Reck, Appleton; Darlene and Denny Walsh, Georgia; Lynn and Tom Van Buskirk, Colorado; Lois and Ike Wolfgram, Appleton; and Carol Jansen, Appleton. In addition to her parents and her husband, she is preceded in death by two brothers, Floyd and Florian "Geet"Reck. Funeral Services will be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 18, 2007, at the Wichmann Funeral Home, Appleton. Visitation will be from 4 p.m. until the time of services. Burial will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. A memorial is being established for the St. Elizabeth Hospital Community Foundation. Aunt Sis enjoyed a special love and friendship with her niece, Carol and great-niece and nephew, Julie and David Jansen, who provided many years of care. She will be greatly missed. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior St. Appleton 920-739-1231 | Reck, Bernice A. (I320003)
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| 19205 | Bernice A. Pritzl, West Allis, age 85, passed away Friday, January 11, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton. She was born in Little Chute on March 8, 1922, daughter of the late Theodore and Mary (Coopman) Evers. On September 19, 1945, she married Robert E. Pritzl at St. John Catholic Church in Little Chute; Bob survives and resides in the Milwaukee area. As a young woman, Bernice worked at Zwicker Knitting Mill in Appleton and later at Gimbel's Department Store in Milwaukee. She is survived by her husband, Robert E. Pritzl, West Allis; a sister, Dorothy (Don) George, Little Chute; a brother, Richard Evers, Appleton; and a sister-in-law, Pat Evers, Little Chute. She is also survived by Bob's brothers and sisters: Julius Pritzl, Appleton; Richard (Rita) Pritzl, Appleton; Sr. Lucille Pritzl, OSF, St. Francis; George (Joan) Pritzl, Appleton; Victor (Donna) Pritzl, Darboy; Eldora Jimenez, El Cajon, California; Marie (Ron) Jezerc, Appleton; Lavern (Don) Monyette, Dykesville; and Harold (Dolly) Pritzl, Appleton. Bernice was preceded in death by her parents, brothers: Theodore Evers and Robert (Marilyn) Evers; sisters-in-law: Marlene Evers and Isabel Pritzl; and brothers-in-law: Bill Jimenez, Raymond (Ardina) Pritzl, and Merle (Bernice) Meier. The funeral liturgy for Bernice will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, January 15, 2008, at ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH in Greenville, with Fr. Mark Vander Steeg officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call directly at the church on Tuesday morning from 9 a.m. until the time of the mass. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfargo.com | Evers, Bernice (I147650)
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| 19206 | BERNICE A. STADLER Black Creek Age 76, died Wednesday, August 11, 1999 at the Outagamie County Health Center. Bernice was born March 23, 1923 in Freedom, daughter of the late John and Ella (McCabe) Geenen. She was married June 4, 1946 to Ronald Stadler and he preceded her in death on August 11, 1999. Bernice assisted her husband, Ronald in farming on the Town of Ellington farm most of their married life, and was an avid vegetable gardener, floral gardener and had a great raspberry patch, and was a member of St. Edward Catholic Church, Mackville. She is survived by her son, Gary (Barb) Stadler, Appleton; three daughters: Bonnie (Wes) stevenson, Sr., Menasha; Joan (Richard) Klika, Menasha; and Pati (Jerry) Milheiser, Vernon, Connecticut; seven grandchildren, Eric and Andrea Stadler; Wes Jr., and Chris Stevenson; Trish Klika; Tony and Casey Milheiser; and by two great-grandchildren: Tyler Stevenson and Samantha Klika; two brothers: bob Geenen, Kaukauna; Don (Carol) Geenen, Appleton; three sisters: Coletta Bauer, Appleton; Mary (Floyd) Griesbach, Appleton; and Teresa Kemps, Kimberly. Bernice was preceded in death by a sister and brother-in-law, Marge (Louie) ... John Geenen, two brothers-in-law: Rollie Bauer and Ernie Kemps and a sister-in-law Sally Geenen. The Mass of the Christian Burial will be held Saturday, August 14, 1999 at 11 a.m. at St. Edward Catholic Church, State Highway 47, Mackville, with the Rev. Charles Brooks officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends will be received at the funeral home on Friday from 4 until 8 p.m. with a prayer service to be held at 7:30 p.m. Friends will also be received at the church on Saturday, from 9 a.m. until the hour of service. A memorial fund is being established in her name. A special thanks to the staff of the Outagamie County Health Center for their care and assistance to the family of Bernice Stadler. | Geenen, Bernice Ann (I68250)
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| 19207 | Bernice A. Van Eyck, 89 of Menominee, MI, passed away on Thursday, March 5, 2015, at the Luther Home. Bernice A. Hnilicka was born on April 19, 1925, in Menominee, MI, to the late Edward and Ida (Mushynski) Hnilicka. On July 19, 1947, Bernice married John Van Eyck. John preceded her in death on February 16, 2004. Bernice was a homemaker and in her younger years was a librarian for Spies Library. She enjoyed cooking, shopping, collecting Precious Moments, and traveling. An avid sports fan, Bernice loved watching the Green Bay Packers and was a backer of Catholic Central and Menominee Maroon athletics. She further enjoyed their cottage on the Menominee River, but above all else spending time with her family is what Bernice loved most. Bernice was a member of Holy Spirit Catholic Church and past member of the Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include her 3 sons, Steve (Kathy) of Menominee, MI; Mike (Kristine) of Appleton, WI; and Bruce (Betty) of Jackson, MI; 13 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Bernice was preceded in death by her granddaughter, Erica Van Eyck; great-grandson, Blake Schneider; and brother, Edwin Hnilicka. Visitation will take place on Sunday, March 8, 2015, after 4 p.m. at Anderson Kell Funeral Home, Menominee. The vigil prayer service will begin at 6:30 p.m. with Deacon Steve Gretzinger presiding. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated for the repose of the soul of Bernice Van Eyck at 11 a.m. on Monday. March 9, 2015, at Holy Spirit Catholic Church with Father Ryan Ford presiding. Burial will be in Forest Home Cemetery on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. | Hnilicka, Bernice (I334075)
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| 19208 | Bernice Ann Nack, age 93, of Menasha, passed away Friday, May 26, 2017 at her home with her family by her side. Bernice was born May 14, 1924 in Cudahy, WI to the late Joseph and Minnie (Vanderloop) Hennes. She graduated with the class of 1942 at Appleton High School. In 1945, she was united in marriage to William J. Nack Sr. at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Appleton. The couple enjoyed 68 years together until Bill passed in 2014. Bernice worked in the research department at Kimberly Clark. She was a member of the Ladies of St. Bernards for many years. Bernice enjoyed reading, laughing, and loved spending time with her family - especially children. She is survived by her daughter, Connie (Mike) Collins, Appleton; 3 sons: Bill (Cindy) Nac, Hartland, Gary Nack, Menasha, and Jeffery Nack, Appleton; 9 grandchildren: Jill Arnoldussen, Beth (Randall) Reed, Patti (Ben) Fouts, Aaron (Hillary) Nack, Jamie (Tania) Nack, Joel (Sarah) Nack, Kim (Scott) Wing, Josh (Jill) Nack, and Courtney Marzahl; 18 great grandchildren: Matt, Sam, Seth, Spencer, Aubrey, Ellie, Lillie, Lucie, Rory, Liam, Lachlan, Connor, Caden, Molly, Dalton, Elizabeth, Emily, and Teagan. She was preceded in death by her parents Joseph and Minnie Hennes, husband William J. Nack Sr., sister Jullita (Bob) Schwalbach, great grandchildren Gracie and Isaiah, mother and father-in-law, and brother-in-law James Nack. Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at 10:30 am on Thursday, June 1, at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 404 W. Lawrence St. Appleton, with Father James Leary OFM Cap officiating. Friends and relatives may visit at the church on Thursday from 9 am until 10:45 am. Interment will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Appleton. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. | Hennes, Bernice (I190163)
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| 19209 | Bernice Ann Van Handel, N1940 County Rd. N, Appleton Age 73, died Thursday, August 3, 2000, at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Apple ton. She was born April 19, 1927 in Wrightstown, daughter of Henry a nd Nellie (Kerkhoff) Vande Hey. Bernice married Arthur W. Van Handel Ju ne 14, 1949 in Wrightstown. She was a member of Saint John's Catholic Chur ch, Little Chute.Bernice is survived by her husband, Arthur; their children: Diane (Gary) F eller, Appleton; Lloyd (Debbie) Van Handel, Freedom; Ruby (Paul) Van Grol l, Greg (Jean) Van Handel, both of Appleton; Nancy (Mike) Foshee, New Hols tein; Lisa (Jerry) Wildenberg, Freedom; Amy (John) Wudtke, Bonduel; 26 gra ndchildren; two step grandchildren; one great granddaughter; seven brother s: Gordon Vande Hey, Menasha; Roland (Rita), Wrightstown; Mark (Florence ), Menasha; Orville, De Pere; Gerald (Jean), Denmark; Hilary (Bev) and Vir gil (Sandy), both of Wrightstown; one sister, Mary (Leonard) Sprangers, Fr eedom; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: Loretta Sanderfoot, Wrightstown ; Agnes (Al) Smudde, Freedom; Irene (George) Stoffel, Appleton; Ursula (C larence) Vanden Heuvel, Little Chute; Audrey (Fabian) Van Camp, De Pere; J anet Van Handel, Kaukauna; Bill (Lorna) Van Handel, Darboy; Richard (Grac e) Van Handel, Kaukauna; Erv (Ruth) Van Handel, Glendale. She was preced ed in death by her parents; six brothers and five sisters-in-law: Howard ( Johanna) Vande Hey, Myron (Murilla) Vande Hey, Ralph, Clayton, Alois and E ugene Vande Hey; Margaret, Pat, and Janet Vande Hey; two sisters and thr ee brothers-in-law: Vivian (Ray) Eisman, Marileen (Leroy) Greisbach, Lawre nce Sprangers; one granddaughter, Becky Jo Wildenberg; brothers-in-law a nd sisters-in-law: Matt (Marion) Van Handel, Urban Micke, Catherine (Jerom e) Van Lanen, Reuben Van Lanen, Marie (Butch) Dombrowski, Bonnie Van Hande l. Funeral services will be held at 3PM Monday, August 7, 2000 at Saint J ohn's Church, Little Chute with Father Jim Vanden Hogen officiating. Inter ment will be in Saint John Cemetery, Little Chute. Friends may call at t he church from 11AM Monday until the time of the Mass. A memorial has be en established. If you ever truly love someone, why not let them know all of the true a nd heart felt feelings, from which real affection flow. If you've loving thoughts about someone, why not whisper in their ea r? It would surely make them happy, such sentiments to hear. Make some time to visit them and show your heart is true, For when they 're gone you may regret not having them with you. If you wait til they are sleeping, not waken here again, there'll be wa lls of earth between you, they would not hear you then. So my dear ones should you love someone, even just a little bit, let th em know while they are living, so that they may treasure it. VERKUILEN FUNERAL HOME 101 Canal Street Little Chute 788-3321 Bernice Ann VandeHey 4/19/1927 8/3/2000 Post Crescent 8/4/2000 B 4 | VandeHey, Bernice Ann (I16815)
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| 19210 | Bernice Avis Hoke 9/14/1900 10/25/1960 Post Crescent 11/1/1960 B 16 | Hoke, Bernice Avis (I205750)
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| 19211 | Bernice Beaucock 10/31/1905 1/8/2005 Post Crescent 1/10/2005 B 6 | Beaucock, Bernice M. (I119757)
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| 19212 | Bernice Behrens, age 89, of Kaukauna, passed away on Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at her home. She was born on February 18, 1922 in Kaukauna, the daughter of the late John and Anna (Becker) Baker. Bernice was received in to the Kingdom of our Lord through Holy Baptism at Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church in Kaukauna and confirmed at Peace United Methodist Church in Kaukauna. She graduated from Kaukauna High School. On January 17, 1942, Bernice married Edwin E. Behrens in Oak Park, Illinois. They lived briefly in the Chicago area until Edwin was inducted into the U.S. Army. The couple resided in Palatine, Illinois for 29 years and resided in Hendersonville, North Carolina from 1985 until they returned to Kaukauna in 2002. She was a member of Bethany Lutheran Church in Kaukauna. Bernice retired from Teletype Corporation. Special interest included; Habitat for Humanity, church activities, pinochle and other card games. Bernice is survived by her husband: Edwin E. Behrens; two sons: Dennis Behrens, Lexington, Kentucky and Chris Behrens, Kaukauna; three grandchildren: Christina, James and Michelle and two great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her sisters and brothers. The memorial service for Bernice will be held at 11:00 am on Wednesday, December 7, 2011 at BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 124 W. 10th Street, Kaukauna. Rev. Levi Willms will be officiating. Interment will take place at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Kaukauna. The family will receive relatives and friends from 10:30 am until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the American Cancer Society are appreciated. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna, WI 920-766-6200 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on December 2, 2011 | Baker, Bernice (I181837)
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| 19213 | Bernice Beyer, 90, of Appleton, passed away on Tuesday, May 10, 2011, at Brewster Village. Bernice was born on November 21, 1920, in the town of Black Creek to Fred and Laura (Sedo) Krueger. She was baptized and confirmed at St. John's Church in Black Creek. On November 20, 1943, she married Lester Beyer in Black Creek, and he preceded her in death in 1986 after 43 years of marriage. She joined Zion Lutheran Church in Appleton in 1948 and was very active in the church volunteering and cooking many meals. Bernice was a loyal member of the American Legion and the VFW. Bernice is survived by her sisters-in-law: Ruth Krueger, Ellen (Arthur) Beyer, a nephew Tom (Mary Lynn) Krueger, and many other nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Bernice was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, her brother Kenneth Krueger, and a sister-in-law Ione Nieland. The funeral for Bernice will be held on Friday, May 13, 2011, at 6 p.m. at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME with the Rev Leon Knitt officiating. A time of visitation will be held on Friday from 4 p.m. until the time services at the funeral home. Interment will be in the Highland Memorial Park. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at Brewster Village for all of the wonderful care shown to Bernice. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 739-1231 | Krueger, Bernice Harriet (I149833)
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| 19214 | Bernice Bodoh 2/22/1918 8/2/1993 Post Crescent 8/4/1993 B 4 | Bodoh, Bernice (I180444)
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| 19215 | Bernice Brouillard 10/9/1921 Post Crescent 3/9/1982 D 3 | Brouillard, Bernice (I138269)
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| 19216 | Bernice Bushman, 83, Appleton, passed away peacefully with her family at her side on Sunday, September 5, 2010, at Cherry Meadows Hospice. She was born on December 23, 1926, in Appleton, the daughter of the late George and Hulda (Hameister) Wolff. On June 5, 1948, Bernice married John Bushman at St. Therese Catholic Church in Appleton. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Bernice was a caring person and her family meant the world to her. She is survived by her husband of 62 years, John A. Bushman, Appleton; eight children, RoseAnn Bushman, Appleton; David (Sandy) Bushman, Appleton; Jerry (Jean) Bushman, Appleton; Linda (Gordon) Craig, Omro; Bruce (Carol) Bushman, Navarino; Susan Burton, Clintonville; Bonnie (Markus) Wittman, Appleton; and Janet Jahnke, Appleton; 15 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren; brother, Alvin (Sharon) Wolff, Appleton; brothers-in-law, James (Emogene), Don (Harriet), Joe (Carol) and Clem Bushman; sisters-in-law, Virginia Hoerning and Kathryn Johnson. Bernice is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her siblings, Emil, Elmer, Doris and Irma; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Monica VanderVelden, Sylvester Bushman, MaryAnn LaChapel and Eugene Bushman. The funeral liturgy for Bernice will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, September 9, 2010, at SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH, 222 E. Fremont Street, Appleton. Interment will take place at St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Appleton. A time of visitation and support will be held on Wednesday at the Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel from 4 to 8 p.m., when a prayer service will take place. Visitation will also be held at the church on Thursday from 10 to 10:45 a.m. A very special thank you to her granddaughters, Heather, Sarah, Stacy, Beth and Wendi, for their extra special care, and the staff of ThedaCare at Home Hospice and Cherry Meadows Hospice. Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel 3212 S. Oneida Street Menasha 920-831-9905 Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20100907/APC010301/9070459/1007#ixzz0yrusZ7kU | Wolff, Bernice (I71226)
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| 19217 | Bernice Carey Maiden Name: Newcomb Spouse: Maurice Carey Born: January 20, 1901 Died: January 8, 1986 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 9, 1986 Section: C Page: 3 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Patrick Location: Menasha, WI | Newcomb, Bernice (I174457)
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| 19218 | Bernice Catherine Stead, age 94, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at her home. Bernice was born on August 21, 1918 in Leona, Wi, daughter of the late Mathew and Goldie Quella. She graduated from high school in Leona in 1924. Bernice married her first husband, Mathew Stuck in 1940. After Mathew's death, Bernice found love again, marrying Eugene Stead in 1965. Bernice will be remembered as a giving, kind and eccentric woman, always having her own style. She was an avid antique collector, loved restoring old wood and enjoyed traveling. Above all, Bernice enjoyed spending time with her family and friends. Bernice is survived by her sons, James (Judi) Stuck of Steven's Point, David (Laurel) Stuck of Menasha, Richard (Linda) Stuck of Fond Du Lac and Andrew (Elizabeth) Stuck of Appleton; and her daughters Carol (John) Witt of Appleton, and Darlene (Craig) Berg, also of Appleton. She is further survived by her grandchildren, Heather, Andrew, Rebekah, Bethany, Jessica, Kristin, Nathan, Amy, Jeremy, Jody, Travis, Zachary, Kelly, Christopher and Jeremy; and her sisters Joan and Dorothy; as well as many other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents and husbands; sister Evelyn; and brothers Leonard, Alexander, Edward, Johnna, and Andrew. A funeral service for Bernice will be held at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, December 18, 2012 at the WICHMANN TRI COUNTY CHAPEL (3212 S Oneida St. Menasha) with Deacon Rick Simon officiating. A time of visitation will be held from 10:00 AM until the time of service. Burial will be held at Highland Memorial Park following the service. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com . Bernice's family would like to thank Jenny and all the caretakers at Theda Care at Home Hospice for their kindness and support. | Quella, Bernice (I57350)
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| 19219 | Bernice Coenen, 90, of Appleton, passed away peacefully on Thursday, July 1, 2010, at Heartwood Homes. She was born on September 11, 1919, in Darboy, the daughter of the late Peter and Mary (Luniak) Hartzheim. In November of 1942, Bernice married Arnold Coenen at Holy Angels Catholic Church, Darboy. She was a longtime member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Bernice belonged to the Lucky 7 Card Club and several ladies bowling teams over the years. She volunteered with the Brownies and Cub Scouts. Bernice enjoyed knitting, crocheting and sewing. She is survived by her children: Judy (Bob) Smith, Menasha; Gerald (Mary) Coenen, Greenville; Mary (special friend Dick Margo) Coenen, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Marlene (Steve) Jansen, Green Bay; eight grandchildren: Keith (Lori) Bedat-Smith, Nancy Smith and Steve (Marsha) Smith; Kim (Mark) Foate, Lisa Coenen, Katie (fiance Tim Krejcha) Coenen and Kristen (Jeff) Stohl; Matthew (Katie) Jansen; five great-grandchildren; brothers: Marvin Hartzheim, Kaukauna and Lester Hartzheim, Appleton, and her sister: Gertrude Raymaker, Combined Locks. Bernice is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Arnold Coenen; her son, Dennis Coenen, and many brothers and sisters. The funeral liturgy for Bernice will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, July 6, 2010, at SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH, 222 E. Fremont Street, Appleton. Father David Kelly will be officiating. Burial will take place at Highland Memorial Park. The visitation will be held on Tuesday at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of mass. Special thanks to everyone at Heartwood Homes for your excellent care and compassion. Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel 3212 S. Oneida Street Menasha 920-831-9905 Online condolences | Hartzheim, Bernice (I83794)
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| 19220 | Bernice De Bruin, age 96, passed away on Thursday, October 4, 2012 at St. Paul Home in Kaukauna. She was a lifelong Kimberly resident and a member of St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church in Appleton. Bernice Matilda Mayer was born on June 17, 1916, at High Cliff, Wisconsin, daughter of the late Paul and Minnie (Zanders) Mayer. She grew up on the family farm at High Cliff until 1928, when the family moved to Spring Street in Appleton. Bernice attended the Appleton High School, and graduated in 1934. On June 17, 1940, she married Harold "Bomber" De Bruin in Appleton, where they lived for five years. They then moved to Kimberly where they raised their children, David and Valerie. Bernice and Harold spent most of their lives in their home on Sidney Street, enjoying many happy times together. They enjoyed bowling, golfing, and traveling. Bernice was a wonderful seamstress, and could usually be found in the backroom den either sewing, knitting, or working on some other craft item. Bernice also loved to tend her vegetable and flower gardens. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Harold on November 14, 1982, as well as four sisters: Mildred (Bill) Swichtenberg, Viola (Walters) Frakes, Irene (Erv) Helms, and Mabel Mayer; and a brother: Reuben Mayer. Bernice is survived by a son: David (Claudia) De Bruin of Minnesota; a daughter: Valerie (Robert) Van Gompel of Kimberly; four grandchildren: Todd (Jenni) Van Gompel, Dr. Jamie (Michelle) Van Gompel, Scott Van Gompel, and David De Bruin, Jr.; four great-grandchildren: Mitchell, Kaitlynn, Dane, and Reese Van Gompel; a sister-in-law: Mildred Mayer; as well as many nieces and nephews. A private service for the comfort of the family was held at Jansen Fargo Funeral Home in Kimberly. Bernice was placed at rest at Highland Memorial Park, alongside her husband, Harold. The family would like to thank all of the wonderful caregivers at St. Paul Elder Services. The staff at The Villa, St. Paul Home, and St. Paul Hospice were all outstanding, and we will always remember the wonderful care and compassion shown to our mother. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on October 7, 2012 | Mayer, Bernice (I161197)
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| 19221 | Bernice Dempsey, 84, of Appleton, formerly of Combined Locks, passed away after a long and fulfilling life. She was born December 20, 1924, in Appleton, daughter of Frank and Ilga (Huettl) Prentice. Bernice married Douglas Dempsey June 17, 1948, who preceded her in death October 10, 1987. Mrs. Dempsey was a member of St. Paul Catholic Church, Combined Locks and was a longstanding member of their sewing ladies group. She enjoyed card playing, puzzles and sewing. Bernice is survived by her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren: Jean (Bill) Olson, Sherwood and their children, Jeremy (Desiree) Olson, Appleton, Elizabeth Olson, Adam Olson, both of Sherwood; Mary Winge and her children, Tracy Winge and fiancee Becca Mertens, De Pere, and his son Jayd Winge, Becky Winge and fiance Jay Moffet, Oconomowoc, and their son Aden Moffet, David Winge, Seymour, Melissa Winge, Appleton; James (Jeanne) Dempsey, Hortonville and their children, J.J. (Marlo) Dempsey, Menasha and their children, Cody, Blake and Caitlin Dempsey, Erik (Patti) Dempsey, Sherwood and their children, Josiah, Mercedes and Grace Dempsey, Stephanie (Eric) Freville, Cleveland, WI and their child, Malachi Freville; Mike Dempsey, Madison; Donna (Joe) Weihing, Greenville and their children, Sarah (Jeremy) Mutchie, Appleton and their children, Dominic, Tori, Lexie Delchambre, James and Maya Mutchie, Travis Altenhofen, North Carolina, Jessica (Jerry) Robinson, Appleton and their child, Jeslynn Robinson, Joshua Altenhofen, Appleton, Jillian and Tabitha Weihing, Greenville; Patrick (Samantha) Dempsey, Menasha and their children, Leslie Dempsey and special friend James, Appleton, Jarod and Jake Dempsey, Menasha. She was also preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Ilga Prentice; brother, Gerald Prentice; sister, Geraldine Prentice. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, March 26, 2009, at St. Paul Catholic Church, 410 Wallace Street, Combined Locks, with Rev. James Lucas officiating. Interment will be in St. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Hortonville. Friends may call at the Verkuilen Funeral Home from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and at the church from 10 a.m. Thursday until the time of the mass. A parish prayer service will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. Bernice's family wishes to thank Heartwood Homes and staff along with Heartland Hospice and staff for all of their loving care and compassion. Verkuilen Funeral Home & Cremation Services Little Chute 920-788-3321 | Prentice, Bernice Marie (I160801)
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| 19222 | Bernice E. Riehl, age 90, of Seymour passed away Wednesday morning, March 5, 2014 at Carolina Manor, Appleton. She was born October 2, 1923 daughter of the late Gerry and Anna (Pautz) Schaumberg. On September 27, 1952 she was united in marriage to Francis Beil at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Francis preceded her in death September 24, 1966. On February 6, 1982 she was united in marriage to Nolan "Jim" Riehl at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Hortonville. Jim preceded her in death February 25, 2007. Bernice was a member of Bethlehem Ev. Luther Church in Hortonville while raising her family. She was also a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Black Creek and later Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Seymour and served on the Ladies Aid and Concordia, serving many funeral dinners. As a young woman she taught Sunday school at Emmanuel Lutheran Church and later in life was an active quilter. Bernice worked with her husband Francis operating Beil's Dry Cleaning in Hortonville. She was a leader for the Lutheran Girl Pioneers in Hortonville and volunteered for the 4-H club and at the nursing home. She worked 15 years in food service for Hortonville Schools and for Good Shepherd in the food service area. Bernice enjoyed cooking and gardening. She is survived by her children: William "Bill" (Sue) Beil, Columbia, TN; Maynard "Mick" (Jane) Beil, Seymour; Sue Ellen Beil, Corby, England; Wendy (Tim) Keller, Neenah; grandchildren: Francis (Rebecca) Beil, Tennessee; Bradd (Xueying Han) Beil, California; and Stacy (Anthony) Bush, Tennessee; Brian Beil, Madrid, Spain; Tim Keller, Jr., Appleton; Christine (fiancé Kyle Brinkman) Keller, Appleton; sister, Beatrice Murphy, Appleton; brother, Gerald (Gladys) Schaumberg, Seymour; brother-in-law, Carlton Stellmacher, Appleton; sisters-in-law: Elaine Schaumberg, Seymour; Alma Marien, Menasha; Lila Kaddater, Appleton; many nieces & nephews; her step-children: Jean Fuhrman, Appleton; Jim (Judy) Riehl, California; Nancy (Rudy) Plach, Greenville; Leo (Judy) Riehl, Little Chute; Cathy Puls, Shiocton; Louis Riehl, Shiocton; Lois (Robert) Volkman, Seymour; Steven (Beverly) Riehl, Weyauwega; step-daughters-in-law: Pat and Gloria Riehl, both of Black Creek; Arlene Riehl, Hortonville; step son-in-law, Mark Stapel; numerous step grandchildren, step great-grandchildren, and step great great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her two husbands, Francis Beil and Nolan "Jim" Riehl; brothers and sisters: Dorothy Stellmacher, Marie (Gordon) Bunkelman, Margaret (Maurice) Barclay, Florence (Herbert) Rusch, Vivian (Marvin) Druckrey, Eunice Schaumberg, and Maynard Schaumberg; sister-in-law, Eunice (LaVern) Hansen; brother-in-law: Frank Murphy; step-sons: Wesley, Paul, Leonard, Keith, Thomas, Dan Lee, Gerald and Leslie Riehl; step-daughter Sharon Stapel; step sons-in-law, Jerry Puls and Norb Fuhrman; sister-in-law, Verona Freund. Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour, on Sunday, March 9, 2014 from 4 to 8 p.m. and visitation will continue on Monday, March 10, 2014 at the Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Seymour from 9:00 am until the time of funeral services at 11 am, with Rev. Roland Lindeman officiating. Burial will take place at Emmanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Seymour. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com A memorial fund has been established in Bernice's memory. The family thanks the staff at Carolina Manor for their loving care and to Heartland Hospice for their support and comfort. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Mar. 6, 2014 | Schaumberg, Bernice (I124854)
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| 19223 | Bernice E. Smith, age 90, Shiocton, passed away on Sunday, January 18, 2015. She was born on June 12, 1924, in the Town of Ellington, daughter of the late Edward and Ida (Jahnke) Loos. She was united in marriage to Roy Smith in 1965. He preceded her in death in 1999. Bernice worked at the Hortonville Toy Factory for 18 years; then moved to West Bend. She and her husband retired and move to Shawano. Upon Roy's death Bernice moved back to Shiocton to be closer to family and friends. She is survived by her daughter Jeanni Suprise, Shiocton; five grandchildren: Mandy (Shane) Ebben; Stephanie Suprise (fiancé George); Donna Miracle, Shelly Loos and Edward Loos, and a daughter-in-law, Maryann Loos. She is further survived by great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, many nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. Bernice was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son Richard Loos, son-in-law, Richard Suprise, grandson, JR Loos, four brothers: Clarence, Alvin, Roland, and Bill and three sisters, Ruth, Gladys and Eunice. Funeral services for Bernice will be held on Thursday, January 22, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. at Borchardt Moder Funeral Home, Shiocton with Sr. Pauline Feiner officiating. Visitation will be held at the funeral home on Thursday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Entombment will be in the Appleton Highland Memorial Park. The family would like to extend a special thank you to Dr. Jack Anderson and his team and Heartland Hospice for the excellent care given to Bernice in her final days. We will always love you and miss you Gee Gee, Love, Braxton, Logan and Kali | Loos, Bernice (I182757)
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| 19224 | Bernice E. Suttner, age 87, of rural Chilton "Marytown" passed away peacefully on Wednesday, September 6, 2017, at Century Ridge in Chilton where she resided since this past June. The former Bernice Boehnlein was born December 2, 1929, in Chilton to Joseph & Anna (Arenz) Boehnlein. She attended St. Charles Grade School in Charlesburg. On April 21, 1953, she married Roman A. Suttner at St. Charles Catholic Church in Charlesburg; Roman preceded her in death on April 27, 2007. Prior to marriage, Bernice had worked at the Aluminum Plant in Chilton. Following her marriage to Roman, she farmed along-side her husband on their farm in the Town of Brothertown near Marytown. Bernice was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Marytown and the Marytown Altar & Rosary Society. She enjoyed playing bingo, baking & cooking and listening to polka music, especially the Jerry Schneider Show. Bernice belonged to several card clubs and attended many Maggie Mae Shows. Bernice had a special way of making people laugh. Survivors include her three children, Nancy (Don) Lisowe of Chilton "Brothertown", Dan (Alice) Suttner of Chilton "Marytown", and Mary (Bob) Halbach of Chilton "Jericho"; six grandchildren, Brian Lisowe, Brenda (Paul) Knuppel, Becky (Chad) Schneider, Keith (Alyssa) Suttner, Dana (Justin) Schaller, and Denise Halbach (Fiance, Jesse Cullen); seven great-grandchildren, Jake, Sam Knuppel, Macey, McKenna Schneider, Claire Suttner, Madelyn, Landen Schaller; her sister, Marcella Derfus; her sister-in-law, Grace Meyers; nieces; nephews; other relatives; and many friends. Preceding Bernice in death were her parents; her husband, Roman; her brothers and sisters, Claude Boehnlein, Viola (Henry) Broeckel, Stella (Ervin) Nett, Mildred (Emil) Hansen, Roman (Ceil) Boehnlein, Loretta (Charles) Bickelhaupt and Elmer (Hilda) Boehnlein; brothers-in-law, Geraine Derfus, Norbert Meyers, and Erwin Suttner. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 AM on Monday, September 11, 2017, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Marytown, N10232 County Road G, New Holstein, WI 53061. Rev. Gary Wegner, OFM Cap will officiate. Bernice will be laid to rest next to her husband in the St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation: Family and friends may call from 3:00 PM until 7:00 PM on Sunday, September 10th at the Sippel Funeral Home, 2618 Altona Avenue, New Holstein, WI 53061. Visitation will also be at church in Marytown Monday morning, September 11th from 10:00 AM until 10:45 AM. For additional information, please contact the Sippel Funeral Home in New Holstein (920) 898-4300 or visit www.sippelfuneralhome.net Bernice's family expresses their heart-felt appreciation to the Century Ridge staff and residents and the Calumet County Hospice, but most of all to the many people who came to visit "Mom". Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Sept. 7, 2017 | Boehnlein, Bernice (I342249)
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| 19225 | Bernice Ernestine Boucher, 81, Stevens Point, died Wednesday, May 27, 2009, at the Crystal River Nursing Home in Waupaca. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Divine Word Lutheran Church in Plover, with the Rev. Keith Free officiating. Burial will be in the Pine Grove Cemetery in Wausau. Visitation will be at the Pisarski/Dzikoski Funeral Home in Stevens Point from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday and at the church from 9 a.m. Saturday until the services. Condolences may be offered online at www.pisarskifuneralhome.com. Mrs. Boucher was born Jan. 7, 1928, in the town of Cleveland in Marathon County, a daughter of the late Martin John and Minnie Lena (Schallock) Landwehr. She grew up and attended Westcott School in the town of Eau Pleine. She worked in Marshfield prior to raising her family. She was married to Edward Wilfrid Boucher on June 25, 1947, at March Rapids Church near Stratford. The family originally settled in Colby, later moved to Kronenwetter and then Stevens Point. Survivors include her husband, Edward; three daughters, Karen Smith, Appleton, Kay (Mark) Rossi, Yardley, Pa., and Kristy (Warren) Rheinschmidt, Stevens Point; two sons, Kenneth (Cheryl), Hortonville, and Kevin (Stephanie), Skiatok, Okla.; one sister, Shirley (Ernest) Johnson, Warrens; seven brothers, Raymond (Eleanor) Landwehr, Jarold (Marie) Landwehr, LaVern (Janet) Landwehr, Wilmer (Ione) Landwehr, and Donald (June) Landwehr, all of Stratford, Gordon (Betty) Landwehr, Edgar, and Eugene Landwehr, Unity; eight grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. She was also preceded in death by two brothers, Ivan and Allen Landwehr. | Landwehr, Bernice (I316924)
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| 19226 | Bernice F. Janssen, Little Chute, age 86, died Tuesday October 15, 2013. She was born in Miladore on January 29, 1927 to the late August and Frances (Markee) Mancl. Bernice married Roman "Romy" Janssen on July 9, 1949 at St. Therese Catholic Church in Appleton. He preceded her in death on July 20, 2006. Together, they raised twelve children. She was a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church. Bernice lived a humble, faithful life. She always put others first and was the rock of our family. Bernice is survived by her sons: Greg (Nancy), Gerry (Joni), Jim (Nancy) and Marty (Harriette), all of Little Chute; Bill of Freedom; and Doug (Deb) of Tigerton; five daughters: Mary (Dave) Vande Hey, Peg (Al) Van Asten, Kris (Bruce) Evers, Ellen (Steve) Reynebeau, all of Little Chute; and Laurie Verhagen of Combined Locks; daughter-in-law, Alice of Kaukauna; 47 grandchildren; 54 great grandchildren; sister Germaine Doerfler; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Donna and Earline Mancl, Vincent (Pat) Baum, Sue Wilson, Sylvia (Ted) Kuether, Rosemary West, Don, Gerrit (Marge), Kenneth (Carol), Peter, Paul (Audrey) and Joseph (Jane) Janssen. As Romy and Bernice's legacy continues to grow, she was eagerly anticipating the birth of 6 more great grandchildren and her first great great grandchild. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, along with her 6:45 a.m. Mass friends and a group she lovingly called her "Widow Ladies". In addition to her parents and husband Romy, Bernice was preceded in death by her son, Mike; son-in-law, Walt Audette; granddaughter Rebecca Janssen; great grand daughter Gabriella Engle; father and mother-in-law Peter and Martha Janssen; siblings: Robert and John Mancl, Beulah Baum, Joan (Chet) Meiers, Mabel (Elmer) Wilson and Mary Louise (Vincent) Simon; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Henry Doerfler, Marianne (Larry) Schnabl, Dave West, Lester, Orville, Agnes, Marlene, Bernice and Doris Janssen. Visitation will be held Monday October 21, 2013 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 2:00 p.m. until time of Mass at 5:00 p.m. The Rev. Ronald Belitz will officiate. Committal St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. The Janssen's would like to thank Bernice's neighbors for the friendship they shared with her. You were very special to her. | Mancl, Bernice Frances (I68106)
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| 19227 | Bernice F. Schmidt, 84, Appleton, passed away Saturday Sept. 5, 2009, at Heartwood Homes in Appleton due to complications from Alzheimer's. Bernice was born June 12, 1925, in Appleton to the late Nicholas J. and Margaret H. (Weiland) Kern. On Feb. 15, 1947, she was united in marriage to Warren Robert "Bob" Schmidt at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Appleton. The couple enjoyed 56 years together until his death in 2003. Many years ago, she worked as a waitress at South Side Athletic Club. Bernice was proud of her 45 years of volunteer service at St. Elizabeth Hospital. She was also the recipient of the Helen McGrath Humanitarian Award in recognition of her many years and thousands of hours of dedicated service on April 24, 1995. Bernice enjoyed working in her garden and spending time with her grandchildren. She loved walking and traveling with Bob - especially their trips to Hawaii. Bernice and her husband Bob were faithful members of Sacred Heart Catholic Church for many years. She is survived by her daughter Marsha (Terry) Dawson, Appleton; two sons, Kurt (Sandi) Schmidt, Appleton, and Brian (Joan) Schmidt, Appleton; seven grandchildren, Gillian Dawson, Brennan Dawson, Ryan (Jen) Schmidt, Kyle Schmidt, Brad Schmidt, Craig (April) Schmidt, and Katie (Todd) Shink; two great grandchildren, Aaron Schmidt and Benjamin Shink; her brother Nick (Marilyn) Kern, Cecil; four sisters, Lorraine Coopman, Menasha, Joyce Frank, Appleton, Rita (Leonard) Wyngaard, Kimberly, and Donna (Cornelius) Van Hout, Kimberly; two sisters in law, Rosemary Beaverson, Waunakee, and Norma Jean Van Ryzin, Venice, Fla. She is further survived by many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband Bob, son Dennis, her parents, two sisters, JoAnn and Delores; and a brother Vincent. A Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated 11 am Wednesday, Sept. 9, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 222 E. Fremont St. Appleton, with Father Robert Karuhn officiating. Friends may visit at the Sacred Heart Room on Wednesday from 9 am until the time of service. Interment will take place at St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Appleton. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund for St. Elizabeth Hospital Memorial Volunteer Fund has been established. The family wishes to thank all the aides at Heartwood Homes who gave mom such loving care for the past year and a half. You have been wonderful and we're just saying that because it's true. Brettschneider- Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton 920-733-7383 | Kern, Bernice (I158389)
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| 19228 | Bernice Friday "aka GiGi", devoted mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-great grandmother, age 89, passed away peacefully onWednesday, August 8, 2012, at the Appleton Health Care Center. Bernice was born on October 15, 1922, daughter to the late Arnold and Ruth Zillges. She was a proud member of Mount Cavalry Lutheran Church since 1937. In 1942, Bernice married Joseph Friday, enjoying 46 years of marriage before his death in 1988. Bernice enjoyed grocery shopping and going to garage sales. But above all, she loved spending time with her family. She will always be remembered as the best mom ever. Bernice is survived by her son Joe (Mary) Friday of Kimberly and daughters Sandra Toonen and Pat (Dan) Paltzer, both of Appleton. She is further survived by her grandchildren; Joe (Special friend Patty) Friday, Paula (Dan) Anderson, Dan(Deanna) Friday, Brenda (Kevin) Treml, Shelly Van Dehy, Jesse (Angie) Paltzer and Jason (Amanda) Paltzer; great grandchildren; Chelsea, Chloe, Zachary, Verona, Wyatt, Brittany, Riley, Zack, Adam, Karissa, Brandon, Michael, Makenna, Brayden, Paige, Ezra and Liliana: and great-great grandchildren Carter and Cameron. Bernice will also be lovingly remembered by her sisters; Virginia (Ken) Kohl, Shirley VanderWielen and Janet (Paul) Frakes. She was preceded in death by her parents, Arnold and Ruth Zillges; husband, Joseph Friday; brothers, Gordon (Kathryn) Zillges and Russell (Gertrude) Zillges and brother-in-law James VanderWielen. A celebration of life for Bernice will he held TUESDAY August 14, 2012 at MOUNT CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH, N8728 S. Coop Rd, Menasha, at 11 AM with Pastor Jesse Johnston officiating. A time of visitation will be will be held on TUESDAY August 14, 2012 from 9 AM until the time of service with a burial at Highland Memorial Park to follow. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. Bernice's family would like to thank the wonderful nurses and staff at the Appleton Health Care Center for their care and support to not only Bernice but for the entire family and to Pastor Jesse Johnston for his kindness and prayers. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 10, 2012 | Zillges, Bernice (I164178)
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| 19229 | Bernice G. (Van Roy) Welhouse, Menasha, age 82, passed away Monday, February 26, 2007, at her home with her husband and children at her side.She was born June 24, 1924, in Appleton, and was married to Joe Van Roy for 28 years. He preceded her in death in 1976. Bernice then married John Welhouse in 1977. Survivors include her husband, John; her children, Richard Van Roy, Mary (Leon) Doering, Debbie (John) Probst, Joe Van Roy, and Ginger (Jack) Hoppe; her grandchildren, Kelley Van Roy, Brian Van Roy, Eric Van Roy, Jody (Christy) Doering, Josh Doering, Melissa Probst, Jonathan Probst, Adam Probst, Randy Van Roy, Jessica Hoppe, and Nicki Hoppe; there are four great grandchildren, Madelyn, Carter, Chauna, and Holly; her sister, Estella Jansen; and Linda Doering, her godchild. The funeral mass will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, March 1, 2007, at St. Bernadette Catholic Church, 2331 East Lourdes Drive, Appleton, with Father Don Zuleger as celebrant. Burial will be in Holy Name Cemetery, Kimberly. Visitation will be Thursday, from 10 a.m. until the time of mass, at the church. The family would like to express a special thank you to Fresenius Dialysis and Heartland Home Care and Hospice for their care given to Bernice. Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 204 East Kimberly Avenue | VanderVelden, Bernice G. (I63828)
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| 19230 | Bernice H. Vander Velden, Little Chute, age 98 died Tuesday, November 23, 2010, at home. She was born in Little Chute on October 24, 1912, to the late Joseph and Anna (Van Gompel) Verstegen. Bernice was married to Joseph Vander Velden. He preceded her in death on March 9, 1980. She loved to oil paint, rosemal, knit, crochet and sew. Bernice is survived by her children: Bill, Little Chute; Matt (Kathy), Neenah; Mary Jo (Tom) Lonigro, Little Chute; Ann (friend Earl) Pendleton, Madison; and Rich (Carol), Minnesota; grandchildren: Rachael Vander Velden, Valerie (David) Raatz, Steve (Liz), Rick (Amia) and Jeff (Natosha) Lonigro, Sue (Chuck) Broeren, Barb, Mike (friend Leila) and Pete (Lisa) Pendleton; Kate (Craig) Romenesko; and Kevin (Carolyn) Vander Velden; 20 great-grandchildren; sister Ida (Jim) Peeters; sisters and brothers-in-law: Ilene (Pat) Smith, Loretta Hoelzel and Don Peeters; nieces, nephews, and other relatives. In addition to her husband and parents, Bernice was preceded in death by her infant son Michael; a great-granddaughter; brothers and sisters: Lester (Peg), Clarence, Robert (Lil), Gerald (Margaret), Ernest (Ann), Joseph (Charlotte), Carl (Marie) and infant Aloysius Verstegen, Regina (Clarence) Bouressa, Joanne Hawley and Irene Peeters; and sister-in-law Julie (Doc) O'Keefe. Visitation will be held Friday November 26, 2010 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 3 p.m. until time of Mass at 5 p.m. The Rev. Raphael Chiaka will officiate. Committal St. John Cemetery. For on-line condolences please visit www.oconnellfh.com. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 920-788-6237 Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20101125/APC010301/11250593/Vander-Velden-Bernice-H-#ixzz16KjKVmeX | Verstegen, Bernice (I22140)
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| 19231 | Bernice Helen Marie Prellwitz, 86, passed away on Friday, March 22, 2013, at The Clairemont Palliative Care Unit in Eau Claire following a lengthy battle with complications of congestive heart failure. Bernice was born in Menasha, Wisconsin on July 11, 1926 to Theodore and Elsie Heidke. She grew up on the family farm in nearby New London, Wisconsin. She graduated at the top of her high school class. Following graduation, she worked as a private secretary in Neenah to the president and general manager of the Hewitt Machine Company which fulfilled contracts for the Army and Navy during World War II. In September, 1946 she married Clarence Prellwitz of Manawa, Wisconsin where they worked the family farm for 44 years along with their three children. Bernice was an active long-time member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Manawa where she was a Sunday School teacher for 26 years, sang in the choir for ten years, was active in the Ladies Aid for many, many years, also participated with Vacation Bible School, plus many Bible studies. In addition to church activities, Bernice was a general 4-H leader for 15 years. It wasn't uncommon to have several young gals over to the farmhouse learning how to sew or do cooking and baking. Also through the 4-H programs she had the unique pleasure of working with the kids and their dog projects while also training her own boxer pets of Brandy and Benjie. They became great at "sit" and "stay!". Bernice was a very hard worker and was so proud that her three girls were able to attend college and graduate. She was also a great organizer. In 1990 Bernice and Clarence retired from regular farming, but continued to live in the homestead while still gardening and doing lawn care. Bernice underwent bypass surgery in 2000 due to complications of congestive heart failure and several heart attacks, fairing pretty well until 2009 when additional illnesses created the need to move to Eau Claire closer to family and medical attention. Bernice will be greatly missed by her husband, Clarence, and three daughters - Ellen, Eau Claire, Marcia, Eau Claire, and Beverly (David), Pembine, Wisconsin, and two grandchildren, Jessie and Zachary, currently students at UW-Stevens Point. She is preceded in death by her parents, Ted and Elsie and siblings, Leora, Charlie, Gloria, Roland and Carol, as well as several nieces and nephews. Celebration of life will take place at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Manawa, Wisconsin with Pastor Wally Waite and Pastor Vilas Mazemke as officiates on Friday, April 5, 2013 at 1:00 pm with visitation at the church prior beginning at 11:00 am. Interment will be at the Little Wolf Cemetery following the service. In lieu of flowers memorials for Bernice would be welcomed at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 742 Depot St, Manawa, WI 54949, or the Mayo Clinic Health Systems, Eau Claire, P O Box 4105, Eau Claire WI 54702. The family would like to thank the staff of the Mayo Clinic Health Systems, Eau Claire, for their professional expertise over the past 12 years in regard to Bernice's health concerns and most recently to the staff of The Clairemont for their kind care near the end of her life. Also special thanks to the Lake Care Ministries team and many other Lake Street UMC members through their extended ministries. Bernice will be fondly remembered for her many cooking and baking talents. She always whipped up some delicious goodies to share at church or for the neighbors - especially her sticky buns and lemon poppy seed cake!. Fuller Speckien Hulke is assisting the family with arrangements. To express condolences online, please visit www.fullerspeckienhulke.com. | Heidke, Bernice (I21731)
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| 19232 | Bernice J. Aerts (VanEnkenvort), 85, De Pere, passed away on Sunday, May 24, 2015 from complications of a surgery. She was born on Sept. 8, 1929, the daughter of the late Vincent and Amelia (Hock) VanEnkevort. Bernice married the love of her life, soulmate and best friend, Bill Aerts, on Sept. 27, 1947. This was the best day of her life. Mom would always say she lived a good life, a perfect life. Bernice loved to spend time with her husband and family. She loved to spend time up north at their cabin, sitting on the deck. She loved to play cards, watch Packer games and Jeff Gordon race. Bernice and Bill had five children; Dennis Sr. (Penny) Aerts, Harvey Aerts, Peggy Reinhard (Tom Buschmann), Alice Aerts and Vicky Aerts (Jeff Blake); 7 grandchildren, Kristy (Chad) Schafer, Jessica (David) Brunner, Jacob Blake-Aerts, Justin Blake-Aerts, Nathan Aerts, Dennis Aerts Jr. and Dean Aerts. She loved to have fun with her great-grandchildren, Lillian and Kylie Schafer, and Aiden and Madyson Brunner. Bernice also enjoyed visiting and chatting with her very special friend, Mike Vandenberg. Bernice is further survived by her 7 brothers and sisters; David (Cathy) VanEnkevort, Eugene VanEnkevort, Cheri (Jay) Hewitt, Gail (Jim) Gerrits, Elaine (Lenny) Green, Joyce VanEnkenvort, Sandy (John) Giles. Bernice is preceded in death by her parents, Slim (Molly) VanEnkevort; son, Harvey Aerts; daughter, Alice Aerts, her sister, Joyce VanEnkenvort; grandson, Justin Blake-Aerts; sister-in-law, Lue VanEnkevort and two brothers-in-law, Jim Gerrits and Lenny Green. Friends may call at the RYAN FUNERAL HOME 305 N. Tenth Street in De Pere on Friday, May 29, 2015 beginning at 3pm. A funeral service will follow at 7pm with Fr. Tim Shillcox O.Praem officiating. Burial will take place in St. Nicholas Cemetery. Please go to www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the Aerts family. Our family would like to thank the excellent staff on the therapy wing of Rennes Nursing Home for the wonderful, loving care provided to Bernice during her stay. | VanEnkevort, Bernice (I194237)
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| 19233 | Bernice J. Kaufman (nee Miller) passed away Dec. 23, 2010, at the age of 92. Bernice was born in Green Bay and as a teenager worked at Baum's Department Store. During World War II, she was a purchasing agent for the military. After the war, she moved to Chicago where she was buyer for children's clothing for a department store. She returned to Green Bay where she met her husband, Milton, at a Packers game in 1947. In 1968, they moved to Appleton where they owned a liquor store. Milton passed away in 2002 shortly after they moved to Milwaukee. Cherished mother of Ira (Nancy) and Howard (Lynn) Kaufman. Also survived by seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Dear sister of Donald Miller. Further survived by special niece, Ellen (Dennis) Slan, other relatives and friends. Graveside services will be held at 12 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 26, at Spring Hill Cemetery, 166 S. Hawley Ct., Milwaukee. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to any Jewish organization of your choice. Goodman-Bensman Whitefish Bay Funeral Home 4750 N. Santa Monica Blvd. Whitefish Bay, WI Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20101225/APC010301/12250458/Kaufman-Bernice-J-#ixzz19XUQ7qXL | Miller, Bernice (I320168)
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| 19234 | Bernice J. Lopas, formerly of Kaukauna, age 86, died Sunday, July 13, 2008, at Rennes Health Center. She was born December 29, 1921, to the late Paul and Anna (Roeder) Simon, Sr. in Niagara, WI. Bernice married Lester Lopas on April 19, 1941, at Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church in Kaukauna, he preceded her in death in 2001. She was a long time member of Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, Woman's Aide and LWMS. Bernice enjoyed doing crafts of every variety. She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Darlene (Ronald) Paalman, Hortonville; a son and daughter-in-law, Kenneth (Donna) Lopas, Combined Locks; seven grandchildren: Richard (Deborah) Paalman, Susan (Michael) Morey, Randal Paalman, Jeffrey (Tina) Paalman, Bob (Tricia) Lopas, Lori (Jason) Hurst, Kim (Matt) Sullivan; 12 great-grandchildren: Tami and Michael Iversen, Dylan Morey, Tyler and Jacob Paalman, Kara and Mason Lopas, Jacob and Benjamin Hurst, Malcolm Anderson, Logan and Laura Sullivan; and a brother-in-law, Ray Pitsch, Sr. She was preceded in death by an infant son, Lester Jr.; an infant sister, two sisters and a brother-in-law: Beatrice Pitsch, Mary (Gilbert) Brockman, a brother and sister-in-law, Paul, Jr. (Marion) Simon. Funeral services for Bernice are at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, July 16, 2008, at Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, 804 Grignon St., Kaukauna, WI, with Rev. Mark Luetzow officiating. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call on Wednesday directly at church from 9 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund in Bernice's name has been established for Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, Kaukauna. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna, is assisting the family. 920-766-2099 | Simon, Bernice J. (I145021)
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| 19235 | Bernice Jakl, age 90, of Kaukauna, passed away on Wednesday, September 23, 2009, at St. Paul Home with her family by her side. Bernice was born on October 1, 1918, to the late George and Agnes (Ashauer) Pendergast in the Town of Vandenbroek. On August 8, 1936, Bernice married Edward Jakl at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Kaukauna. They raised seven children and have enjoyed their grandchildren and great-grandchildren who are scattered around Wisconsin, other States and in Europe (United Kingdom). Bernice was well known as a great seamstress, baker and cook. She made great Christmas candy, seafoam, and homemade suckers. She also made ten loaves of bread and several dozen buns every week. She and Ed enjoyed camping with friends up North. Bernice spent time in Hawaii, Germany and Ireland, and also traveled with the Golden Agers. She loved to play sheepshead and bingo and was very skilled at darts. She was surrounded by many friends, the Kabats and a special neighbor, Laura Giordana. Bernice is survived by her children: Ron (Sonja) Jakl, Utah; Ed (Cathy) Jakl, Kaukauna; Patricia Diny, DePere; Carol DeValk, Combined Locks; Jerald Jakl, Appleton; and Tom Jakl, Kaukauna; 22 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward and daughter, Marie Jakl in 1976; granddaughters: Mary and Katherine Diny; great-granddaughters: Ashley and Aubrey DeValk; sons-in-law: Nick Diny and Leroy DeValk; daughter-in-law: Cheryl Jakl; sisters and brothers-in-law: Blanche and Marvin "Archie" Alger and Gladys and George Alger, her father-in-law and mother-in-law: Jacob and Anna Jakl. The funeral liturgy for Bernice will be held at 12 noon on Saturday, September 26, 2009, at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna, with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Friends may call at the church from 11 a.m. on Saturday until the time of service. Interment will be held in Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, mermorials to St. Paul Elder Services are appreciated. Bernice's family would like to thank the staff at St. Paul Home for the excellent care they provided our mother the past four years. Bernice's grandchildren and great-grandchildren enjoyed spending time with her because she was such a special lady. She will be missed by all of our families. The Jakls, DeValks and Dinys Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Pendergast, Bernice (I100216)
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| 19236 | Bernice Josephine (Giese) Nadolny, age 93, passed away on Wednesday, January 22, 2014, at Parkview Health Center, Oshkosh, and was reunited into her husband's loving arms. She was born on May 9, 1920 in Menasha, the daughter of the late Theodore and Mary Giese. Bernice was united in marriage to Walter Thomas Nadolny in 1940 at St. Patricks Catholic Church, Menasha. Their marriage was blessed with six children. She was a generous person that always thought of others before herself. Bernice was a nurse's aide for over 24 years at Theda Clark Medical Center. After Walter passed in 1973, Bernice joined the Sweet Adelines singing group. Bernice enjoyed singing, sewing, nature and flowers, pets, fishing, bingo and going to the casino with her children. She is survived by her six children: Arthur M. of Appleton, Thomas W. of Oshkosh, Barbara G. of Menasha, Patrick of Neenah, Mary Lynn (Richard) Payne of Neenah and Steven (Shirley Kelly) Nadolny of Germantown; two grandchildren: Aimee Hammill and Scott Eric (Christine) Nadolny; two great-grandchildren: Steven and Sarah and one sister, Jeanette Fascio. She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter, two sisters: Agnes Shukoski and Joanne Scovronski; and one brother, Theodore Giese. Memorial visitation will take place from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 29, 2014, at Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home, 312 Milwaukee Street, Menasha. Inurnment will take place at a later date at St. Mary Cemetery, Menasha. The family would like to give great thanks to everyone at Parkview Health Center. Your support, care and comfort will never be forgotten. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Jan. 26, 2014 | Giese, Bernice (I40826)
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| 19237 | Bernice Josephine Hockers, 90, Green Bay, entered into Eternal Life Wednesday, November 19, 2014 surrounded by her family. She was born September 18, 1924 to the late George and Nellie (Linssen) VanDenHeuvel. Bernice married the late Howard Hockers on May 3, 1947. Survivors include her children, Steven Hockers, Gail (Mike) Van Straten, Mary Rentmeester, Ellen LeMay, Glen (Linda) Hockers; sisters, Elaine Leiberg, Joan (Fran) Froelich, Marilyn (Al) Gokey; grandchildren, John (Cathi) Hockers, Kristine (Jon) Schultz, Jennifer (Tony) Alexander, Andrew Zimonick, Wendy (John) Diamond, Melissa (Dave) Hageness, Matthew LeMay, Andrea LeMay, Rachel Hockers; 13 great-grandchildren; in-laws Margie Hockers, Arlene Krug; and many beloved nieces and nephews. Bernice was preceded in death by her husband, Howard; parents, George and Nellie; sister, Eleanor (John) O'Hara; daughter-in-law, Shirley Hockers; other relatives: Don VandenBusch, Louis Leiberg, Elmer Hockers, Richard (Lavonne) Hockers, Roland Hockers, Don Hockers, Dorothy Kusch, and Sister Alberta Hockers. Family and friends may call Saturday, November 22, 2014, at St. Matthew Catholic Church, 130 St. Matthew St., Green Bay, from 9:00am until 11:00am. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00am on Saturday at the church with Rev. Philip Dinh-Van-Thiep officiating. Entombment will be at Allouez Catholic Mausoleum. To leave a special message for the family please visit, www.NewcomerGreenBay.com. A special thank you to the staff at Woodside Manor Assisted Living for their loving care over the years. | VandenHeuvel, Bernice Josephine (I92862)
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| 19238 | Bernice Kemps 1/23/1908 10/10/1994 Post Crescent 10/11/1994 B 4 | Kemps, Bernice Wilhelmina (I87821)
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| 19239 | Bernice L. Foster, 76, Oconto, passed away April 25, 2005, at Manor Care Health Services, Green Bay. Bernice was born July 26, 1928, at Oconto to the late John and Elizabeth (Watry) Daul. She married Jackie Foster Sept. 30, 1950. He preceded her in death on Jan. 29, 1994. Bernice and her husband, Jackie operated Jackie Foster Inc. for many years. In her retirement years she worked at Oconto Floral Inc. She was a member of Holy Trinity Parish, Oconto. Survivors include a daughter, Donna (Clifton) Martin, Oconto; a son, Richard Foster, Abrams; four grandchildren, Tracy (Steve) Behnke, Oconto; Jason (Emily) Martin, Oconto; Tari Martin and special friend, Seth Willer, Oshkosh; Jordan Martin and fiance, Jaimee Scanlan, Oconto; four great- grandchildren, Collin, Carlee, and Cora Behnke and Cayden Martin. Bernice was preceded in death by her husband, Jackie; a son, Steven; four brothers, Raymond, Peter, Joseph, and Frances Daul; one sister, Margaret Daul. Friends may call at the Gallagher Funeral Home, Oconto, from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Parish wake service will be 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Holy Trinity Parish with the Rev. David C. Ruby officiating. Burial will be at Oconto Catholic Cemetery. On line condolences may be left at www.gallagherfuneralhome .net. In lieu of flowers, memorial may be given to the American Heart Association. The family wishes to extend a special thank you to St. Mary?s Hospital and Manor Care Health Services for the kind and loving care they gave to Bernice. | Daul, Bernice (I97122)
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| 19240 | Bernice L. Gartzke 12/4/1923 3/30/2006 Post Crescent 3/31/2006 C 3 | Gartzke, Bernice L. (I134569)
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| 19241 | Bernice L. Landskron, age 90, of Menasha passed away on Wednesday morning, April 27, 2016 at Gardens of Fountain Way Assisted Living Center. She was born on August 15, 1925 in Appleton, Wisconsin daughter of the late George and Mildred (Schroeder) Meiers, and was primarily raised by her father. She attended Appleton High School and left there to take a job at the Kimberly Clark Lakeview Mill during WWII. While working for K-C she met Fredrick Landskron. Bernice and Fred married in October of 1948 at St. Therese Catholic Church in Appleton. They settled in Menasha as members of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. Their marriage was blessed with two daughters, a son, and 46 wonderful years before he preceded her in death in February, 1995. After raising her three children, Bernice returned to work at Kimberly Clark - Badger Globe, then worked at Jersild's Knitting Mill, and eventually retired from Lion's Pride at the age of 74. Her hard-working, selfless nature led her to many volunteering opportunities after her retirement, including the Christmas Giving Program at the Boys and Girls Brigade. She loved crafting, teaching crafts, and sewing. She sewed many of her children's clothes, and her daughter's dolls never wore a store-bought outfit. Bernice's kind, nurturing soul will be dearly missed by her adoring family. She is survived by her children: Nancy (James) Wilson, Crivitz; Shirley Parman, Appleton; Thomas (Charlene) Landskron, Menasha; 4 grandchildren: Jaime Wilson, Christopher (Stacey) Wilson, Andrew (Sandra) Landskron, Nicholas (Ashley) Landskron; six great grandchildren: Adler, Keegan, Brinley, Michael, Tarrah, Emma; and her brother-in-law, Richard (Joann) Landskron. In addition to her parents and her beloved husband, Fred, she was preceded in death by her son-in-law, Keith Parman, a brother, George Jr., a sister Dolores (Russel) Behnke. A private service will be held for Bernice's family. She will be entombed in the Shrine of Heaven Mausoleum at Greenlawn Memorial Park in Neenah. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in her name. Westgor Funeral Home 1140 Appleton Road Menasha 720-0314 Online Condolences www.westgorfuneralhomes.com The family would like to thank the wonderful staff at Gardens of Fountain Way for all the care, compassion, and treating our mother like family during her 5 ½ years at your home. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 1, 2016 | Meiers, Bernice (I335697)
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| 19242 | BERNICE LARSON SSN 398-12-6907 Residence: 54130 Kaukauna, Outagamie, W I Born 3 Sep 1923 Last Benefit: Died Feb 1985 Issued: WI (Before 1951) Outagamie Death Records V 111 P 169 Infarction LT Mid Cerebral artery , ma ssive | Hietpas, Bernice E. (I17620)
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| 19243 | Bernice Lindner, 92, Brillion, passed away on Friday, March 2, 2007, at Rennes Health Center in Appleton. She was born Jan. 28, 1915, daughter of the late Morgan and Catherine (Roland) O'Donnell. She married Gilbert H. Lindner in August of 1937. She was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church in Brillion and a long-standing member of the VFW Auxiliary. Survivors include two sons and their spouses; Robert J. Lindner, Dewey, Ariz.; Howard L. Lindner, Phoenix, Ariz.; nine grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren; a brother-in-law and a sister-in-law, Percy and Phyllis Lindner, Brillion. Mass of Christian burial will be on Wednesday, March 7, 2007, at NOON, at Holy Family Catholic Church in Brillion. The Rev. Mathew Simonar will officiate. Entombment will take place at Knollwood Mausoleum in Manitowoc. Friends may call at the church on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the time of service. The Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion is assisting the family with arrangements. | O'Donnell, Bernice (I313551)
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| 19244 | Bernice M. Betters, age 83, passed away peacefully in her sleep on March 28, 2011. Bernice was born in the town of Buchanan on August 25, 1927, daughter of the late William and Mary (Kraimer) Mischler. On June 19, 1948, she married Arthur Betters at St. Mary Catholic Church in Kaukauna; he preceded her in death in 2003. In addition to being a loving and caring mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, Bernice also worked as the librarian at St. Mary's School in Kaukauna for many years. She will be remembered as a wonderful and caring neighbor and friend to many. She was a longtime and devoted member of St. Mary Catholic Church, and enjoyed sewing, gardening, feeding her birds, and doting on her great-grandchildren. She is survived by three sons: Daniel (Monica) Betters of Menasha; David Betters of Kimberly; Tony Betters of Appleton and his fiance Ellen Wicker; five daughters: Kathleen Krahn of Kaukauna; Carolyn "Lyn" (Michael) Hackel of Combined Locks; Patricia Oates of Appleton; Terri Maas of Kaukauna and her special friend Dan Lemmers; Laura (Robert) Rolf of Kaukauna; twenty grandchildren: Sue (Phil) Sobiek, Christine (Tony) Wolf, and Heather (Nick) Griesbach, Amanda (Jason) Lamine, Emily (Jacob) Jones, Elizabeth (Adam) Van Nice, Brent Betters and his fiancee Maki, Michael Oates, Paul Oates, Kaitlin Oates, Scott (Kathy) Maas, Nicholas (Kim) Maas, Jonathon Betters. Amie (Tim) Kading, Brian Schuh and his fiancee Tricia, Brenda (Jamie) Hostettler, Shannon (Mike) Verhagen, Carmen (Duane) Pingel, Robyn (Eric) Munes, and Natasha Smits and her special friend Steve; there are also nineteen great-grandchildren with three more expected soon. Other survivors include many cousins, nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. Bernice is also survived by a sister-in-law: Barb Mischler; a former sister-in-law: Sandra Mischler; by Art's family and her longtime friends Pat Betters, Shirley Betters, Maurice (Ethel) Brockman, and Phyllis (Don) Craney; and by her many dear friends Betty Mereness, Erica Fuhrman, Hank and Mary Dreschler, Margaret Olson, Chris Kehoe, Emma Gloudemans, Bill Blenke, Randy and Tammy Hietpas, Norma and Lewis Fuhrmann, Carol Fox Sr. Francine Goodman and Mark Rohan. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Art in 2003, a son-in-law Robert Krahn, granddaughters Maria Krahn and Ann Frances Betters, siblings Norbert (Jane) Mischler, Richard (Gerd) Mischler, Donald (Rosemary) Mischler, Wilfred Mischler, and Peggy (Maurey) Skell; as well as by her good friend Jane Van Hout. The funeral liturgy for Bernice will be held at 1 p.m. on Friday, April 1, 2011, at ST. KATHARINE DREXEL PARISH (St. Mary's Church), 119 W. 7th Street in Kaukauna with Fr. Jerry Pastors. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday from 10 a.m. until the hour of the service. A memorial fund is being established. The family would like to extend their gratitude to everyone from the Kaukauna Police Department as well as Kaukauna Fire and Rescue for the sensitive way you handled our mother's passing. We will be forever grateful for your kindness. Dear Mom, Grandma, and Great-Grandma: You were the heart and soul of this family. We will miss you every day until we meet again. We know that you are happy to be reunited with the one true love of your life and with your other precious loved ones. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online condolences | Mischler, Bernice (I118280)
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| 19245 | Bernice M. Carducci Bernice M. Carducci, 83, formerly of Palmer Township, died Thursday, September 23, 2004 in the VNA Hospice of St. Lukes. Born April 17, 1921, in Kaukauna, Wis., she was a daughter of the late Herman and Mary (Zollpriester) Thon. Her husband, Raymond, died in 1992. She retired in 1986 from Binney & Smith, Forks Township. Bernice served as a WAVE in the Navy during World War II. She was a member of St. Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic Church, Palmer Township. Survivors: Son, Dr. Bryan Carducci and his wife, Sharon, of Raleigh, N.C.; daughter, Lois Prytherch and her husband, David, of Palmer Township; granddaughters, Afton and Daryl Carducci. Services: Mass of Christian Burial, will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in St. Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic Church, 4049 Hartley Avenue, Palmer Township. Call 10-10:45 a.m. Monday in the church. The Strunk Funeral Home, 2101 Northampton St., Wilson, is in charge of arrangements. Contributions: In lieu of flowers, to the VNA Hospice of St. Lukes, 1510 Valley Center Parkway, Bethlehem 18017. Published in the Morning Call on 9/24/2004. | Thon, Bernice (I107291)
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| 19246 | Bernice M. Dercks, of Appleton, age 88, passed away peacefully with her family at her side on Monday, March 7, 2016 at Brookdale Assisted Living following a short illness. She was born at home in Little Chute on October 23, 1927, the daughter of the late Harold and Nellie (Van Boxtel) Hopfensperger. Bernice was a 1946 graduate of Kaukauna High School, where she was homecoming queen. Her nickname was "Red," referring to her beautiful locks. She married Mark "Gus" Dercks on September 7, 1948 at Holy Cross Parish in Kaukauna. He was the love of her life and they spent 66 happy years together. Mom was devoted to dad, always preparing his favorite meals. Bernice and Gus spent a great deal of time with their family at her brother Gene's cottage on Shawano Lake. They also enjoyed gathering with members of the Dercks and Hopfensperger families on Lake Poygan. Mom and Dad travelled with the family to the 1964 World's Fair in New York. They also vacationed in Hawaii, Florida, California, Alabama and Nevada and visited her brother Ken and his family in New Jersey. Mom was a fabulous cook and baker. She was said to be the fastest pizza maker at Jack's Pizza. Her favorite T.V. program was Dancing with the Stars and dad always watched it with her. She followed all of dad's teams, including the Packers, Badgers, Brewers and Bucks. Mom was a loving, soft-spoken person. She was dedicated to her entire family and adored her grandchildren and great grandchildren very much. Mom and Dad took us to church faithfully and she took pride in how we were dressed. Dad and the Heavenly Angels are waiting for Bernice. Bernice is survived by her children: Lin (Don) Eckes of Appleton; Carla (Harvey) Luebben of Neenah; and Rick (Pam) Dercks of Fond du Lac; grandchildren: Heather (Brian) Swearingen, Heidi (Larry) DaRusha, Kevin (Melissa Tran) Luebben, Tammy (Brad) Sowinski, Stacy (Cory) Borys, Tim (Amy) Eckes and Melissa (Steve) Barry; and great grandchildren: Andrew and Brooke Sowinski; Grace, Caden and Austin Borys; Owen and Aiden Eckes; Breah and Ivy Barry; Lexi, Ethen and Andrea. She was dearly loved by her siblings: Audrey Long, Gary (Barb) and Dave (Mary) Hopfensperger; and sisters-in-law: May Hopfensperger, Betty (James "Quack") Peerenboom and Rita Dercks. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents and husband, Mark, Bernice was preceded in death by her brothers: Ken and Gene Hopfensperger; father and mother-in-law: Peter and Anna (Weyenberg) Dercks; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Pat Long, Sylvester Dercks, Clarence (Betty) Dercks and Marie (Harry) Vandenberg. Visitation will be held Tuesday, March 15, 2016 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 3:00 p.m. until time of Mass at 5:00 p.m. The Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen will officiate. Committal St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. A special thank you to Fr. Jim, the staff at Brookdale Assisted Living and Heartland Hospice. Mom, You've given so much of yourself to helping us along our own life journey. Thank you for being an amazing mom and role model. While we are sad you're no longer here with us on earth, we feel such joy knowing you're no longer suffering but instead, reunited with dad, in heaven with our Lord. We love you and miss you dearly. Love, Your children Grandma, From our earliest memories, you brought fun and learning to our lives. As adults, you also showed us respect and never judged. Our lives are truly better because we were blessed with you as a grandma. We already miss you but know you're now with Jesus and heaven has just added a special (and beautiful) angel. We love you! Love, Your grandchildren Great grandma, We'll always treasure our visits with you and grandpa. It was our special time together to show you how much we've grown, hear your sweet giggle, see your smile and enjoy your yummy treats. We are so thankful for your love and will miss you dearly. Love, Your great grandchildren Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Mar. 10 to Mar. 13, 2016 | Hopfensperger, Bernice "Red" (I66215)
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| 19247 | Bernice M. Ellenbecker, age 87, New London, passed away Saturday, December 20, 2014, at St. Joseph Residence. Bernice was born on September 18, 1927, to the late Henry and Irene (Alft) Rohloff. She married Edward Ellenbecker on April 21, 1983. They lived in the New London area until 2013, when they moved to Touchmark Assisted Living in Appleton. Do to failing health in May, Bernice moved to St. Joseph Residence. Bernice had worked at the Hortonville Toy Company and later for the New London School District retiring in June of 1988. Ed and Bernice enjoyed many years of traveling together after retiring. Bernice will be sorely missed by her family and by everyone whose lives she touched. She is survived by her husband Ed of 31 years; two children Sally (Steve) Van Oudenhoven, Sturgeon Bay; Richard Andrews, Seattle Washington; three step children: Donna (Roy) Ferg, Neenah; William (Angela) Ellenbecker, Joliet, Illinois; and Judy (Jerry) Mulroy, Escanaba, Michigan. Thirteen grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren, many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends further survive her.She was preceded in death by five sisters and four brother in-laws: Lavern (Andrew) Peterson, Mary (Dave) Elmer, Deloris (Tony) Freeman, Nina (Fred) Krause and Patricia Jensen and three brothers: Duane Rohloff, Robert Rohloff and James Dahms.Funeral services will be held on Saturday, December 27, 2014, at 10:30 a.m. St. Joseph Residence Chapel, New London with Rev. David Kohls of Shepherd of the River Lutheran Church officiating. Visitation will be held at the chapel on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service.The family would like to thank the staff of St. Joseph Residence, the hospice nurse for all her care and concern and a special thank you to Donna Ferg, Ed's daughter for all of her help and support | Rohloff, Bernice (I68848)
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| 19248 | Bernice M. Kaufman 14 Jun 1918 23 Dec 2010 Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA 53209 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Wisconsin (Before 1951) | Miller, Bernice (I320168)
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| 19249 | Bernice M. King, 89 of Appleton, passed away peacefully on Sunday January 11, 2015 at The Bridges of Appleton. Bernice was born on June 25, 1925 to Al and Leona Motl. On October 31, 1944 she married Cecil King. Together Bernice and Cecil owned and operated The King Bee Lunch in Appleton and The King Bar in Menasha. Bernice also worked and retired as a bookkeeper from Quaker Bakery in Appleton. Bernice was a long time member of St. Pius Catholic Church where she was active in Widows of Prayer and numerous church activities. Bernice thoroughly enjoyed being with her family. She loved babysitting her grand and great grandchildren who referred to her as Nana Bea. She enjoyed spending time with friends and helping them in any way she could. Bernice had an incredible memory for names, events, dates and especially birthdays. She could always be depended upon for her amazing recall and sharp mind. Bernice's faith in God and time spent in prayer was the focus of her life and the source of her strength. Bernice is survived by her children Joe King of Madison, WI John (Geri) King of Menasha, WI Janet (Dennis) Coulahan of Fon du Lac, WI; 7 grandchildren Paula King, Madison, Mark (Lisa) King, Appleton, Jennifer King, Menasha, Craig (Torie) King, Appleton, Lana King, Menasha, Eric (Martha) King, Bend, Oregon, Molly King, Madison; 11 great grandchildren, Ryan, Tyler, Megan, Malena, Owen, Meredith, Taryn, Emma, Aidyn, Brynnleigh, Charlie; 1 great great grandson Michael. She is further survived by her sister Eileen Lake, Missoula, MT; 3 sister-in-laws, Fran Motl, Oconomowoc, WI, Nancy Waller, Watertown, WI and Coy Deberry, Holly Springs, MS and her special aunt Meg and uncle Morris, Pleasant Hill, CA along with many other relatives and friends. Bernice was preceded in death by her husband Cecil, her parents, 2 brothers Dick and Ray Motl, 1 sister Betty Zak, father-in-law Joseph King , mother-in-law, Willie King, brother-in-laws Leroy King, Lindy Zak, John Lake, Edward Hogan, Wilson Golden, Jake Deberry, sister-in-law Floy King. The funeral liturgy for Bernice will be held on Friday, January 16, 2015 at 11:30am at ST. PIUS X, 500 Marquette St., Appleton, WI with Rev. William Van Dynhoven officiating. A time of visitation will be held from 9:30AM until the time of the service at the church. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. The family wishes to thank everyone at The Bridges of Appleton and Heartland Hospice for all the care, compassion and kindness given to Bernice. You will be forever in our hearts Nana Bea. | Motl, Bernice (I194792)
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| 19250 | Bernice M. Knapp, age 80, of Hortonville, died on Wednesday, September 29, 2010 at her home. She was born on February 9, 1930 in the Town of Saxeville, the daughter of the late Clarence and Linda (Zabel)Bucholtz. On November 15, 1952, Bernice married Maynard Knapp at Emmaus Ev. Lutheran Church in the Town of Lind. Bernice was a member of Bethlehem Ev. Lutheran Church in Hortonville. She enjoyed milking cows and feeding the calves on the farm, vegetable gardening, canning, selling sweet corn, and cooking. Bernice is survived by her husband of 57 years, Maynard, two daughters, Sharon(Jerry)Brockman, Appleton and Debra(Keith)Uhlenbrauck, Mountain, WI; two sons, Gary Knapp (Special friend, Diane), Greenville, and James Knapp, Hortonville; six grandchildren, Becky(Chris)Gibson, Amy Brockman (Special Friend, Chris), Matt Brockman, Kevin Uhlenbrauck, Adam and Kyle Knapp; a sister, Carol(Robert)Magdanz, Pine River; a sister-in-law, Geraldine Kloehn, New London; three brothers-in-law, Don Buchholz, Weyauwega, LaVerne Hertzfeldt, Dale and Robert Merrill, Kaukauna, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Bernice was preceded in death by three sisters, Viona Buchholz, Marcella Hertzfeldt and Marjorie Merrill, her father and mother-in-law, Henry and Sylvia Knapp, and a brother-in-law, Elwin (Elnore)Knapp. Funeral services will be held on Monday, October 4, 2010 at 11 a.m. at Bethlehem Ev. Lutheran Church, Hortonville. Pastor Ralph Rosenberg will officiate. Burial will be in Union Cemetery in Hortonville. Visitation will be held on Monday at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. A memorial fund has been established for Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Lewin Funeral Home 210 Main St. Fremont, WI 54940 | Bucholtz, Bernice (I172860)
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| 19251 | Bernice M. Mills, 83, Neenah, passed away on Friday, Feb. 12, 2010. She was born Oct. 29, 1926, to the late Michael and Ger-trude (Stuehser) Bethke. Bernice and Kendall Mills were united in marriage on May 1, 1948. Bernice enjoyed making scrapbooks, taking photos and sharing these memories. Weekly, she attended the Chapel Prayer Chain at St. Margaret Mary Church in Neenah. She will be remembered as a nurturer, selflessly always putting others before herself. This was displayed by never forgetting anyone's birthday and staying in touch with those she loved by writing heartfelt letters. Another joy of hers was baking for both her family and others. She was well known in the Valley for working at Gene's Bake Shop, as well as for her ability to make everyone feel special and welcome. She was also very proud and supportive of her family. Bernice is survived by her loving husband of 61 years, Kendall; seven children, Peggy (Billy) Brown, Mary (Jack) Taves, Debby (Bob) Schultz, Dawn (Leroy) Schneidewend, Bill (special friend, Lori) Mills, Gregg (fiancee, Debbie) Mills and Kim (Keith) Reetz; 15 grandchildren, Jason Oliver, Stephanie Webb, Jon Taves, Sarah Gage, Andy Schultz, Tedd Schneidewend, Hannah Schneidewend, Kaity Shea, Abbey Mills, Alex Mills, Jillian Khadra, Benn Mills, Jim Reetz, Amber Roberts and Logan Reetz. She is further survived by eight great-grandchildren; a brother, Paul (Phyllis) Bethke; and a sister-in-law, Anita Faust. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Eugene and Tony Bethke; grandson, Justin Oliver; brother-in-law, Gordon (Pearl) Mills; sister-in-law, Norma Grab; and brother-in-law, Tony Faust. The Mass of Christian Burial for Bernice will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2010, at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church of Neenah. Visitation will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2010, at Neenah's Westgor Funeral Home and again on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the hour of Mass. Interment will be at Highland Memorial Park, Garden of Valor. Memorials sent to the American Heart Association in Bernice's name would be appreciated. We know she is happier now and feel she is watching over us. There is an empty place in our hearts. Mom, you were so special to everyone's lives you touched. We asked God to take away your discomfort and that is what He did when He took you with Him. We can't touch you anymore, but you will be in our hearts and minds forever. We'll see you in Heaven someday. We love you. Special thanks to the Fifth Floor staff of Theda Clark for their compassionate care of Bernice, as well as Dr. Kimberly Berg. She was Mom's Guardian Angel. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 920-722-7151 | Bethke, Bernice (I305035)
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| 19252 | Bernice M. Monday, age 83, Oregon, formerly of Menasha, passed away on October 26, 2007, in Beaverton, Oregon. Bernice was born November 27, 1923, in Wittenberg, WI, the daughter of the late August and Anna (Tiede) Schumacher. She married Lester J. Monday on June 22, 1946, and he preceded her in death on December 24, 1985. Bernice had been employed at George Banta Company in their traffic department retiring in 1985. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Menasha. She was an enthusiastic baseball fan, a Green Bay Packer fan, she enjoyed reading and she was an avid current and political events enthusiast, enjoying all news channels. She also so enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren. Bernice is survived by her two daughters: Barbara L. (Ron) Sweere, Forest Grove, Oregon; Carla R. (Bill) Watson, Menasha; four grandchildren: Tara (Peter) Rossignol, Erin Verbrick, Emily Verbrick, Nicholas Verbrick, and a great-granddaughter: Caitlin Rose Stueck. She is further survived by a sister: Arleen Kauffman, Tigerton and numerous nieces and nephews. Bernice was preceded in death by six brothers: Rueben, Edward, Everett, Harold, Randal and Clarence. A memorial service for Bernice will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, November 3, 2007, at Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home, 312 Milwaukee Street, Menasha, with Rev. Paul Shackel officiating. Visitation will be held from 12 p.m. until the time of the service at the funeral home. Inurnment will take place in Forest Home Cemetery in Wittenberg. In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established for Trinity Lutheran School in Menasha. Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home 920-722-8252 Light a candle in memory of Bernice at: www.martens-laemmrich funeralhome.com | Schumacher, Bernice (I126365)
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| 19253 | Bernice M. Plamann 11/22/1920 9/12/2000 Post Crescent 9/13/2000 B 5 | Plamann, Bernice M. (I100055)
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| 19254 | Bernice M. Van Domelen (Schoenke-Reynebeau) of Appleton, died Thursday, August 19, 2011, at Brewster Village at the age of 87. Bernice was born July 4, 1924, in Little Chute, the daughter of the late Mathew and Louise (Marx) Reynebeau. She married Lee Schoenke in 1947, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute. He preceded her in death in April of 1976. In 1988, she married Martin Van Domelen who preceded her in death in November of 2007. Bernice enjoyed rummage sales, rose gardening and being with her family; especially her grandchildren. Bernice is survived by her children: Dave (Sally) Schoenke, Appleton; Sue (Don) Jungen, Sherwood; and Richard (Merry) Schoenke, Wilson. Bernice had been the proud grandparent of several grandchildren: Steven (Stacey) Schoenke, Katie (Brian) Mitchell, Craig (Stephanie) Webb, Stacy Voldsness, Andre Jungen, Blake Jungen, Ian Schoenke, Lauren Schoenke and Bryce Schoenke. Bernice also had several great grandchildren: Ally, Olivia, and Lauren Mitchell; Michael and Sarah Schoenke; Mercedes, Taylor, Sonya, and Olivia Webb; Tavia Voldsness; and Rachelle Jungen; siblings: Rosella (Joe) Look; Orion "Poogey" (Louis) Reynebeau; sisters-in-law, Charlotte Reynebeau and Ceil Reynebeau; and many nieces, nephews and friends. In addition to her parents, Bernice was preceded in death by brothers and sisters: Florence Van Hoof, Myrtle (George) Roovers, Virgil "Butch" Reynebeau, Joe Reynebeau, and brothers-in-law, Ken Van Hoof and George (Jane) Schoenke. The funeral mass will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, August 20, 2011, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 222 E. Fremont St., Appleton, with Fr. Tom Reynebeau officiating. Interment will be in Riverside Cemetery, Appleton. Visitation will be at the church from 9:30 a.m. Saturday until the time of Mass. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established in Bernice's name. The family would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the caregivers at Brewster Village. Verkuilen Funeral Home & Cremation Services Little Chute 920 788 3321 www.verkuilenfh.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 19, 2011 | Reynebeau, Bernice (I71608)
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| 19255 | Bernice Marie "Pat" Weber, age 91, was called home to the Lord on Friday, September 29, 2017. She was born in St. Louis on January 16, 1926 to the late Floyd and Esther Wachter. Pat married Donald Weber on October 17, 1947 and enjoyed 69 years of marriage. She was a very happy, pleasant person who was a joy to be around. Pat was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother who was always kind and committed to her family and friends. Throughout Pat's life, she always had a strong faith in God. She was a member of 1st Presbyterian Church in Neenah for fifty years. During that time, she served as president of the Women's Association, a Circle leader, Sunday school teacher, Deaconess, and choir member. Pat was also very active in the community and was a founding member of the Girls' Brigade, where she was a weekly group leader. She truly enjoyed her time volunteering, especially at Camp Onaway in Waupaca, where she spent twenty-plus years as leader. Pat also liked to travel and enjoyed playing bridge, doing needlework and sewing. Pat is survived by her husband Donald Weber; children: Steve (Becky) Weber, Sue Jacobson, and Mark (Ann) Weber; grandchildren: Brett (Erica) Weber, Brian (Katie) Weber, Stephanie (Nathan) Boelter, Jesse Jacobson, Janice (Mark) Diestler, Isaiah Weber, and Catherine Weber; and great-grandchildren: Jacob, Jillian, Nicklas, Troy, Caroline, Frederick, and Calvin. The Funeral Service for Pat will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, October 6, 2017 at 1st Presbyterian Church, 200 Church Street, Neenah. Visitation will be held at the church from 10:00 a.m. until the hour of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund will be established. Pat's family would like to thank the staff at the Valley VNA and ThedaCare Hospice for all of their wonderful care. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Avenue Neenah 722-7151 Online Condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 2, 2017 | Wachter, Bernice Marie "Pat" (I303939)
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| 19256 | Bernice Marie (Benzschawel) Boylan, 82, of Greenleaf died peacefully Friday, August 16, 2013, surrounded by her loving family. Bernice was born to the late Peter & Dorothy (Kloeppel) Benzschawel on March 4th, 1931. She married James Boylan of Greenleaf on October 20th, 1949 at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Greenleaf. Bernice was a homemaker her entire life. She was also employed by Shade Inc. & Tec Systems for over 20 years. Bernice was an amazing wife & mother. She lived her life always putting others first. Bernice's deep generosity and endless love for others with no expectations of anything in return was always present, especially in how special she made Christmas for the family every year. She will truly be missed & will always hold a special place in our hearts. Survivors include her children; Tom (Rose) Boylan, son-in-law Dick Kocian, Jerry (Linda) Boylan, Shirley (Dan) Petersen, Dennis Boylan, Donna (Mike) Larson, Ken (Paula) Boylan, Michael Boylan, Janet (Jim) Blauert, Kevin (Maureen) Boylan, & Lisa (Bob) Falck; 28 grandchildren, Nadine (Brian) Mathu, Colleen (Lloyd) Stanelle, Jon (Charity) Boylan, Jamie (Molly) Boylan, Kourtny (Tim) Lamers, Kimberly (Mike) Denkins, Tiffany (Mike) Van Vreede, Todd Kocian (special friend Rachel), Chris (Carrie) Boylan, Keith Boylan, Curt Boylan, Ryan Petersen (special friend Amber), Tyler (Nicole) Petersen, Scott (Kristin) Petersen, Erin Larson, Nathan Larson, Ashley (Eric) Verbeten, Eric Boylan (fiance Jennie), Andy Boylan (special friend Hannah), Cody (Becky) Blauert, Travis Blauert (special friend Kristie), Justin Blauert, Nickolas Boylan, Stephanie Boylan, Amanda Boylan, Katelyn Falck (special friend Nick), Michael Falck, Taylor Falck. 20 great-grandchildren; one sister, Ruth Kabat (De Pere); one sister-in-law, Vivian Du Prey (Oshkosh); nieces, nephews, relatives & friends. Godchildren: Gary Kabat, Carol Schiltz, Steve Rosenbaum. Bernice was preceded in death by her husband Jim on December 24, 2012; son Roger, daughter Charlene Kocian; her parents Peter & Dorothy Benzschawel; sister, Marge (Cyril) Huss; brothers Robert (Florence) Benzschawel, Richard (Ella Mae) Benzschawel; brother-in-law Lan Kabat; parents-in-law Edward & Prudence Boylan; sisters-in-law Mary (William) Kennedy & Florence (Mark) VandeHey; & brother-in-law, Robert Du Prey. Friends may call at St. Clare Catholic Church-St. Paul site, 437 Main Street, Wrightstown on Wednesday, August 21st from 3:00 to 7:30 p.m. followed by a closing prayer service. Visitation will continue on Thursday, August 22nd, at 9 a.m. until the hour of Mass. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. with Fr. Robert Kabat & Fr. Dennis Bergsbaken concelebrating, assisted by Deacon Ken Kabat. Bernice will be laid to rest at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Greenleaf. Nickel Funeral Home, Morrison, assisting the family. The family wishes to thank all who shared a part in mom's life journey, especially the staff at St. Vincent's Hospital Dialysis Center, the Bay Area Nephrology physicians, and the 4 medical staff at Bellin hospital who helped mom and her family during her final journey. Her love lives on in the lives she touched, with her gentle, caring way. In the words she spoke, in the hearts she warmed, in the joy she brought each day. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from August 18 to August 20, 2013 Bernice M. Boylan, 82 of Greenleaf died peacefully Friday, August 16, 2013, with her loving family at her side. Friends may call at St. Clare Catholic Church-St. Paul site, 437 Main Street, Wrightstown on Wednesday, August 21st from 3:00 to 7:30 pm. followed by a closing prayer service. Visitation will continue on Thursday, August 22nd from 9:00 a.m. until the hour of Mass. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 a. m. Complete obituary will be in Tuesday's edition. Nickel Funeral Home, Morrison, assisting the family. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from August 18 to August 19, 2013 | Benzschawel, Bernice (I102520)
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| 19257 | Bernice Mary Herman, age 87, passed away on Saturday, December 17, 2011. She was born in Rib Lake on January 8, 1924, the daughter of the late Carl and Mary (Thomas) Forslund. In 1947, she married her loving husband of 49 years, Eugene Herman. He preceded her in death in 1996. Together they raised their family of 5 children on First Street in Menasha along with loving and lifelong neighbors. Bernice was a proud, lifelong member of St. Mary Catholic Church in Menasha. She enjoyed crocheting and always looked forward to spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. As a dedicated homemaker, her family was the most important part of her life. Bernice is lovingly survived by her children: Linda (Dick) Dutkievic, Karen (Tony) Eckstein, Nancy (Steve) Geise, Diane (Tim) Mattson, John (Stephanie) Herman; grandchildren: Jody, Kelly, Sara, Rita, Joshua, Jamie, Jolene, Devin, Isaac, Ashley; great-grandchildren: Olivia, Austin, Madison, Evelina, Mitchell, Emma, Gage, Alondra, Salma, Taylor, Seth, Owen; brother, Carl (Lois) Forslund, sister, Myrtle Kucera and numerous nieces and nephews. Bernice is preceded in death by her sister, Mable Braemer. Funeral Services for Bernice will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 21, 2011, at the Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home, 312 Milwaukee Street, Menasha, with Debbie Spielbauer officiating. Friends will be received for visitation from 4:30 p.m. until the time of service. The Committal will be held at Highland Memorial Park. Bernice's family wishes to extend a sincere thank you to all the staff at St. Paul Villa, Dr. Phillips and Daisy Boehm and staff for all their love, care and support for Bernice. Mom, We love you and we'll miss you. Say hi to Dad for us. Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home Menasha 920-722-8252 Sign the guest book and light a candle at: www.martens -laemmrichfuneral home.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from December 19 to December 20, 2011 | Forslund, Bernice (I321332)
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| 19258 | Bernice Meulemans 18 Jul 1910 14 Feb 1997 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin | School, Bernice (I53067)
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| 19259 | Bernice Ohlrogge Ella Wheeler Glen Ohlrogge Elis Ohlrogge | Ohlrogge, Ellis (I303446)
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| 19260 | Bernice Ohlrogge Ella Wheeler Glen Ohlrogge Elis Ohlrogge | Wheeler, Bernice (I334250)
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| 19261 | Bernice Paschen Marx Bernice Marx, nee Luckow, passed away at her home in Kimberly on Wednesday, March 30, 2016, and went to be with her Lord and Savior in heaven. She was born in Milwaukee on October 13, 1924, and was baptized and confirmed at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church in rural Kaukauna. On May 13, 1944, she married Earl Paschen and together they operated the Paschen family farm. They were blessed with three children: Glenn, Lorna, and Linda. Bernice was a lifelong member of St. John's Lutheran Church and the Ladies Aide, having held several offices over the years. She also sang in the church choir and belonged to the altar guild. She was one of the eldest members of the congregation. Earl passed away on September 27, 1990. In 1993, Bernice moved to her present home in Kimberly. On April 29, 2000, Bernice married Isadore Marx; he passed away on December 15, 2006. Her hobbies included reading, crossword puzzles, embroidering, making rag rugs, and playing cards. Bernice is survived by her son: Glenn Paschen; two daughters: Lorna Menting of Kimberly and Linda (Gordy) Lukasavage of Menasha; nine grandchildren: Dawn (Dale) Draeger, Brian (Debbie) Paschen, Debra (Fred) Shadoski, Craig (Pam) Knaack, Joel (Chris) Knaack, Ryan (Sue) Burbey, Josh (Amy) Burbey, Jason (Tammy) Lukasavage, and Michelle (Don) McMullen. There are nineteen great-grandchildren: Derek (Carol) Draeger, Dustin Draeger, Travis Paschen, Tucker Paschen, Taylor Paschen, Kaitlyn Shadoski, Jenna Shadoski, Brent Knaack, Britni Knaack, Amber Knaack, Tyler Knaack, Tessa Burbey, Leighton Burbey, Breanna Burbey, Samantha Burbey, Emily Lukasavage, Sophie Lukasavage, Maddie Lukasavage, and Ella McMullen. Bernice is also survived by Isadore's family: Tony (Karen) Marx, Jim (Andrea) Marx, Barb (Keith) Van Asten, Charles (Julie) Marx, Kris (Randy) Mahn, and Pat (Mike) Keberlein. There are also several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; a sister-in-law: Alice Marx; a cousin: Bev (Wayne) Olson; as well as several nieces and nephews, and her card-playing friends and neighbors. She was preceded in death by her parents and Earl's parents: Henry (Emma) Paschen. The Christian Funeral Service for Bernice will be held at 11:00 AM on Monday, April 4, 2016 at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church, N9125 Military Road in Kaukauna, with Rev. Andrew Luehring officiating. Burial will be in Union Cemetery. Family and friends are invited to gather at the funeral home on Sunday afternoon from 2:00 PM until 5:00 PM and again at the church on Monday morning from 10:00 AM until the time of the service. For more information or to share a memory of Bernice, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Apr. 1 to Apr. 3, 2016 | Luckow, Bernice (I65130)
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| 19262 | BERNICE PENNINGS SSN 389-20-0499 Residence: 54956 Neenah, Winnebago, W I Born 8 May 1916 Last Benefit: Died 19 Nov 1988 Issued: WI (Before 195 1) 1988 | Widmar, Bernice (I11661)
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| 19263 | Bernice Rose Geiger, age 89, passed away on December 14, 2013. Born July 16, 1924, to the late Henry and Marie Van Laarhoven. Bernice worked at St. Elizabeth's hospital for many years as an assistant care-giver for those in need. She was an active parishioner at St. Edward Catholic Church, and was integral to many parish activities and organizations. Bernice is survived by her three children and nine grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two daughters. A funeral liturgy for Bernice will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, December 21, 2013 at ST. EDWARD CATHOLIC CHURCH (Hwy 47 N., Mackville). Visitation will be held from 9:00 AM until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to St. Edward Catholic Church. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face. May the rain fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand. Name of Deceased: Gender: Age at Death: Death Date: Obituary Date: Newspaper Location: Birth Date: Birth Place: Parents' Names: [Marie Van Laarhoven] | VanLaarhoven, Bernice (I184880)
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| 19264 | Bernice Rose Geiger, age 89, passed away on December 14, 2013. Born July 16, 1924, to the late Henry and Marie Van Laarhoven. Bernice worked at St. Elizabeth's hospital for many years as an assistant care-giver for those in need. She was an active parishioner at St. Edward Catholic Church, and was integral to many parish activities and organizations. Bernice is survived by her three children and nine grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two daughters. A funeral liturgy for Bernice will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, December 21, 2013 at ST. EDWARD CATHOLIC CHURCH (Hwy 47 N., Mackville). Visitation will be held from 9:00 AM until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to St. Edward Catholic Church. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face. May the rain fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 16, 2013 | VanLaarhoven, Bernice (I184880)
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| 19265 | Bernice Schumacher 8/19/1926 8/16/2004 Post Crescent 8/18/2004 C 4 | Schumacher, Bernice R. (I124761)
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| 19266 | Bernice Selma Martha Neumann, 96, was called to her heavenly home on December 31, 2015, at Brewster Village in Appleton. She was born on September 4, 1919 to the late Fred and Anna (Techlin) Wagner in the Town of Center, Wisconsin. She was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church, in the Town of Center. On June 17, 1939, she married Walter H. Neumann, enjoying 40 years together until his death in 1979. They were blessed with five children. Bernice enjoyed doing volunteer work in several capacities in her lifetime. Among them were serving on the Altar Guild of St. Matthew Ev. Lutheran Church, where she had been a member for 75 years, the Ladies Guild and Apple Peelers of Fox Valley Lutheran High School, and as a driver and treasurer for FISH for 26 years. She was employed by Valley Packaging Industries as a security person for 25 years. In her earlier years, Bernice enjoyed attending her family members' sporting events. She spent many hours watching the Brewers and Packers as well. Growing violets was a special talent of hers. Her recipe for Spanish Hamburger was a family favorite-no one made it quite like Mom! As her mobility declined, television was a great pastime for her; especially watching The Young and the Restless daily, right up until her last days. Bernice is survived by her children: Donna Olson, Ralph (Jo-Ann) Neumann, Dennis (Kristine) Neumann, and Debra (Patrick) Jacklin, all of the Appleton area. There are 12 surviving grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren, and 8 great-great-grandchildren, sister-in-law, Ruth Rodencal and her husband, Marvin, also survive. Besides her parents and husband, Bernice was preceded in death by her daughter and son-in-law, Sharon and Jerry Jahnke, grandson, Randall Neumann, and great-grandsons, Tyler Neumann, Little Randy, and Thad Leech. Additionally, her brother, Harold (Edna) Wagner, sister, Ethel (Lester) Schabo, and in-laws Kenneth (Mildred) Neumann and Lee (Dorothy) Neumann predeceased Bernice. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, January 5, 2016, starting at 11:00 a.m. at St. Matthew Ev. Lutheran Church, 129 S. Mason Street, Appleton, with the Rev. Thomas Mielke officiating. Visitation will be held from 9:00 until 10:30 am prior to the service. The family will also receive visitors at Valley Funeral Home, 2211 N. Richmond St., Appleton, on Monday, January 4, 2016 from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund will be established. The family would like to extend their gratitude to the staff of Brewster Village for their compassion and exceptional care given to Bernice in recent days and throughout her four year residency. | Wagner, Bernice (I124086)
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| 19267 | Bernice Semrow, dau of Erwin Semrow and linda Harpdied 3/24/1925 of broncho pneumonia aged 3 m and 12 days | Semrow, Bernice (I169671)
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| 19268 | Bernice Siebers nee Opsahl, Menasha, Bernice passed away peacefully on Tuesday, July 10, 2001 at home with h er family at her side. Bernice E. (Opsahl) Siebers was born to Elsie (Depn er) and Clarence Opsahl in Wabeno, Wisconsin, on February 10, 1939. She ma rried Dale Siebers on June 20, 1959. Bernice was an active member and pa st president of the Nicolet Ladies, an auxiliary of the Knights of Columbu s. She was a member of the Theda Clark Volunteer Services/Auxiliary. Berni ce was employed by Secura for 18 years until her retirement in 1997. Berni ce was a member of St. Mary Parish, Menasha. Bernice's time was spent trav eling with her husband, reading, playing cards and spending time with h er grandchildren. Bernice was preceded in death by her parents, her mother and father-in-la w, Henry and Lucina (Vander Loop) Siebers, her granddaughter, Kaylie Ann S iebers, her Godchild/niece, Tina Opsahl, and a sister-in-law, Susan Sieber s. The following is from Bernice to her Family: Gregory Scott: (Menasha)To my first born. How you changed my life. I couldn't decide on Scott Greg ory or Gregory Scott, but I knew you were to be Scotty and at the time Gre gory Scott sang to me. Now you are a grown man with your wife Kathy and ch ildren Reba and Venessa. No longer my little Scotty. I am so proud of t he man you have become. It is a pleasure to see the love you have for yo ur family and the happy home you have made for them. Andrew Alan: (Town of Center)The other kids always said you were my favorite, but, you were each my fav orite for different reasons. I see in you a deep love that you don't alwa ys show to other people. It took you a while to settle on what you want ed out of life but you made a great choice and you have made a wonderful l ife for yourself and your wife Karyn and children Lyndsey and Logan. Ke ep loving. Melissa (Siebers) Coon: (Menasha)My first little girl. What a sweet baby you were, smiling and happy not un like your own little girl. You got through some rough times and are a bett er woman for it. You have such a loving happy home with your husband Micha el and children Alex and Alivia. I know that your family is the most impor tant part of your life and that makes me proud and happy to know you a re my child. Elisabeth (Siebers) Stuck: (Menasha)The baby of the family, the tag-along, the unplanned for but, not unwant ed child. What fun we had. You changed my outlook on many things. Doing th ings with you became more important than a clean house or clean dishes. T he other kids said you were spoiled, but I had lots of help doing it if y ou were. Now you have a home of your own with Allen your husband and child ren Cole and Kate. I am happy how you turned out, a happy loving outgoi ng woman. Dale Siebers: I was so lucky to have found you. I think I loved you since the first ti me I saw you. You have been my friend, my lover, my security and my comfo rt for all these years. Becoming your wife was the best thing I ever di d. You gave me these wonderful children and grandchildren and all of you h ave made my life all I could have wished for. I still don't understand h ow you have loved me all these years, but, I know you have I can fe el it in my heart every day. I hope you know that the love you gave was re turned a hundred-fold. Brothers and Sisters: Bernadine "Scoots" Kain, husband Donald, Neenah Berryl Opsahl, wife Bertha, Kaukauna Robert Opsahl, Menasha Donna (Siebers) Simon, husband Jim, Idabel, OK Betty (Siebers) Teetzen, husband Gary, Menasha Carol (Siebers) Mooren, husband Tony, Brookfield, WI Dennis Siebers, wife Jeanne, Livermore, CA Gary Siebers, wife Gina, Memphis. Many nieces, nephews and friends. Thank you to my family and friends for t he many prayers over the past few years. They made my life so much more pl easant knowing the Lord was being reminded that I needed his help. Note to Dale: I know this might cost a little more to print this lo ng of an obituary. But, hey let it snap. Thank you. Mom, Thank you for being an inspiration and a role model for us. You help ed to make us the people we are today. We celebrate you and your spirit. Y ou will live on is us and our children. God Bless! We Love You! In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established for Breast Canc er Awareness. Funeral services for Bernice will be held on Saturday, July 14, 2001 at 11 :30 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church in Menasha. Friends and family may ca ll at the church on Saturday morning from 9:00 a.m. until the hour of t he mass. The Laemmrich Community Funeral Home in Menasha is assisting the family. | Opsahl, Bernice E. (I29394)
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| 19269 | Bernice Stein 6/22/1916 12/26/1993 Post Crescent 12/28/1993 B 3 | Stein, Bernice Catherin (I175047)
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| 19270 | Bernice Ulman Randerson, 94, of Appleton passed away peacefully on March 31, 2017 at her daughter's home in Las Vegas, Nevada surrounded by her family. Bernice was born March 21, 1923 in the town of Grand Chute, the second child of George and Elizabeth (Schmidt) Sturm. She was united in marriage to Clifford Ulman on September 30, 1944. He preceded her in death on February 1, 1982. Bernice was a homemaker and helped with the family business. She loved her Lord and she loved life. She lived a full life with many hobbies and interests including fishing, hunting, golf and playing cards. She was an excellent cook specializing in wild game and the best rhubarb pie. She also loved to sew. She is survived by her children Judith (Gene) Allaire-Pittz, Clifford Jr (Dee) Ulman, Dennis (Betty) Ulman and Louis (Pat) Ulman; grandchildren Laura (Michael) Schober, Dawn (Jon) VanDort, David (Alice) Ulman, Sara (Travis Riggles) Ulman, Andrew Ulman and Derek Dachlet; 6 great-grandchildren and 4 great-great-grandchildren; and daughter-in-law, Linda Randerson. She spent the last 10 winters in Las Vegas with her loving daughter, Judith. She enjoyed cruises and going to the casinos. She was preceded in death by her husband, Clifford; her parents; and siblings Rita Pritzl, Lorraine Ulman, Helen Wittman and Ted Sturm. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday April 11, 2017 at 11:00 AM at St. Thomas More in Appleton with visitation beginning at 9:30 until the time of service. She will be laid to rest at St. Joseph Cemetery next to her husband, Clifford. In lieu of flowers, please send memorial donations to the Nathan Adelson Hospice Foundation (3150 N. Tenaya Suite 350 Las Vegas, NV 81928) in appreciation of the excellent end of life care provided to Bernice. | Sturm, Bernice (I339918)
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| 19271 | Bernice V. "Bunny" Kieffer, age 90, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, November 8, 2011 at Appleton Medical Center. Bunny was born on June 6, 1921 in Appleton, daughter of the late Wenzel and Alice (Calnin) Blob. On March 14, 1942, she married the late Frank Kieffer in Ayer, Massachusetts. They shared 45 years together prior to his death on September 13, 1987. Bunny married the late Donald Kieffer on May 9, 1992 in Winter Park, FL. She was employed at Appleton Mills, retiring after 22 years. Bunny enjoyed traveling, bowling, knitting afghans, and entertaining friends and relatives. She had a chance to visit all 50 states including Alaska. Bunny loved spending her winters in Florida and her summers at the cottage with her great and great-great nieces and nephews. Bunny is survived by her nephews Keith (Betty) Uhlenbrauck and their family, and Jim (Mary) Uhlenbrauck and their family. She is further survived by Father Gene Gries, numerous nieces, nephews, and 13 god-children. Bunny was further preceded in death by two sisters, Dorothy (Arnold) Boldt, Marion (Louis) Propp, brother-in-law Harold Uhlenbrauck, mother and father-in-law William and Ida Kieffer, sisters and brothers-in-law, and many friends. The funeral liturgy for Bunny will be 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, November 15, 2011 at St. Pius X Catholic Church, 500 West Marquette St., Appleton, with Fr. Gene Gries officiating. Friends may call on Tuesday at church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of mass. Entombment will take place at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in Bunny's name may be made to a fund that has been established. Bunny will always be remembered for making long lasting friendships. Her vibrant personality and her love and enthusiasm for life were contagious and she will be greatly missed by many. The family would like to extend a special thank you to Dr. Ballard and the staff at AMC. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St Appleton 733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on November 13, 2011 | Blob, Bernice (I184837)
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| 19272 | Bernice Van Wychen, 86, passed away on Monday, March 2, 2015 at Appleton Medical Center. Bernice was born on June 14, 1928 to John and Johanna (VanLanen) Ambrosius in DePere. On October 28, 1948 she was united in marriage to William Van Wychen at St. Boniface Catholic Church. Bernice was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church and Christian mothers. She was very active in her church and helped serve funeral luncheons for over 35 years. Her family was the most important thing to her and she was especially proud of her seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The times they spent together will always be treasured especially the summer vacations at Crooked Lake. Bernice is survived by her husband, William, three daughters; Joyce (Richard) Smudde, Kaukauna, Janice (Marvin) Wiedenhaupt, Kaukauna, Joanne (Greg) Felton, Appleton, seven grandchildren; Michelle (Jeff) Huss, Jeff (Denise) Smudde, Lori (Kristropher) Ott, Craig (Sarah) Wiedenhaupt, Amber (Bret) Lewis, Alexandria Felton and Camille Felton, seven great grandchildren; Aubrey and Sophia Huss, Kayla and Paige Smudde, Jack Lewis, Lily Wiedenhaupt, and Olivia Ott, her sister; Carol (Dick) Peters, sisters-in-law; Mickey Ambrosius, Germaine Ambrosius and Edna Van Wychen, brothers-in-law; Tony (Lillian) Van Wychen, Rich (Betty) Van Wychen, Mel Van Wychen, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Bernice was preceded in death by her parents, a daughter Judy Van Wychen, siblings; Luella (Henry) Van Rossum, Harold Ambrosius, Wilfred Ambrosius, Darlene (Robert) Miller, brothers-in-law; Peter (Hattie) Van Wychen, Norbert (Eileen) Van Wychen, John (Hattie) Van Wychen and Jerry Van Wychen and a sister-in-law, Millie Van Wychen. The funeral liturgy will be held on Friday, March 6, 2015 at 11:30 AM at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer St., Kaukauna, with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. A time of visitation will be held on Thursday, March 5, 2015 from 4:00 until 8:00 PM at the Fargo Funeral Home with a prayer service at 7:00 PM and on Friday from 10:00 AM until the time of the service at the church. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. | Ambrosius, Bernice (I114161)
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| 19273 | Bernice Vandalen 7/16/1918 10/10/1992 Post Crescent 10/12/1992 B 5 | vanDalen, Bernice Martha (I107890)
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| 19274 | Bernice VandenBoom 7/21/1893 8/31/1960 Post Crescent 9/1/1960 D 5 | VandenBoom, Bernice (I4927)
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| 19275 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Hildebrand, Bernard / Unknown, Janet (F14722)
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| 19276 | Bernie Van Epperen, 87, passed away on Friday, Feb. 29, 2008, in Mesa, Ariz. A celebration of his life will be announced at a later date. | VanEperen, Bernard (I57485)
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| 19277 | Berniece A. Wuyts, Kaukauna, age 86, died peacefully on Tuesday, November 24, 2015, surrounded by her family, at Appleton Medical Center. She was born on December 4, 1928 in Kaukauna, daughter of the late Ervin and Magdalene (Vandenzen) Besaw. On June 10, 1950 Berniece married Jack D. Wuyts at Holy Cross Catholic Church. The couple enjoyed 61 years of marriage together prior to his death on May 23, 2011. Berniece loved spending time at the cottage in Mountain, fishing, crocheting and especially spending time with the family she held so precious. She was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church where she volunteered in the CCD Program and was a volunteer at the St. Paul Home. Berniece was also an avid Green Bay Packer fan. Berniece is survived by her children: Karen (Ray) Diedrick, and Keith Wuyts; a son-in-law, Dave Wittman (special friend Bonnie); 9 grandchildren: Cory (Angela) Wittman, Mike (Becky) Wittman, Heather (Joe) Totman, Nick (Tina) Wuyts, Brian (Rene) Diedrick, Eric (Tammy) Diedrick, Dustin Diedrick, Jake Wuyts, and Taylor Wuyts; 17 great-grandchildren and 2 great great-grandchildren; a brother, Lester (Janice) Besaw, numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives. She is further survived by her husband's family: Aureta and Bernice Wuyts. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jack, a daughter, Diane Wittman in 2013, a son, Donald "Woody" Wuyts in 2007, a sister and brother-in-law, Dorothy (Dave) Carnot, and a brother, Bill Besaw. She is further preceded in death by her husband's family: Annie (Joe) Rademacher, Emma (Ezra) Terry, Bertha (Bill) Zahn, Albert (Louise) Wuyts, Harry (Jean) Wuyts, Carl Wuyts, Florence (Leo) Blair, and Robert Wuyts. A funeral service for Berniece will be at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December 1, 2015 at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 309 Desnoyer St., Kaukauna with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Friends may call directly at church from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will take place at Holy Cross Cemetery. Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. 766-2099 www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com | Besaw, Bernice A. (I175510)
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| 19278 | berniece Diehl age 18, granted Divorce from Fred E. Diehl. They were married 12/15/1930 and separated on 10/5/1931 | Diehl, Frederick (I108691)
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| 19279 | Berniece L. Jaeckels, 87, passed away Saturday, May 31, 2008, at Manor Care in Appleton. She was born on Dec. 6, 1920, in the Town of Dale, to the late Raymond and Alda (Kaufman) Dorschner. She graduated from Reedsville High School. Berniece met and married Virgil "Jiggs" Jaeckels on Oct. 6, 1940. She was a member of Bethany Lutheran Church in Appleton. Berniece's love of her life was her grandchildren. She enjoyed working in her yard and feeding her birds and squirrels. Berniece is survived by a daughter, Judy (Gerald) Fischer, Greenville; two grandsons, Jon (Ann) Fischer, Greenville; and Joe Fischer, Town of Ellington; three great-grandchildren, Joe, Molly and Lauren; a brother, Garold (Janet) Dorschner, Appleton. She is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Virgil "Jiggs"; a sister and three brothers. Funeral services will be held at the Valley Funeral Home on Wednesday, June 4, 2008, at 6 p.m. with Pastor Mark Henke officiating. Visitation will be at the Funeral Home from 4 p.m. until time of the services. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 Berniece L. Dorschner 12/6/1920 5/31/2008 Post Crescent 6/2/2008 C 5 | Dorschner, Berniece L. (I144715)
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| 19280 | Berniece V. Young, Kaukauna Wisconsin, passed away on October 14, 2017. Berniece was born on November 25, 1935 in Deer Creek, Wisconsin to Theodore and Anna (Peeter) Young. She was a graduate of Shiocton High School. On July 14, 1954 she married Ronald J. Young in Bear Creek and he preceded her in death on February 29, 2012. Together, Berniece and Ronald owned and operated R.B. Pallett Service where she worked for over 22 years until her retirement on December 1, 2006. Berniece loved to travel. In her life she was able to attend a World's Fair in Tennessee and 3 Super Bowls. She travelled to Alaska, Florida, New Orleans and Texas. For over 20 years, Berniece and Ronald made annual trips to Hawaii and she always looked forward to that trip. She also went to Guatamala, Barbados, Canada for fishing and Puerto Rico. She was a member of Irish Water and Mid Valley Golf Clubs and on March 17, 2004 she scored a hole-in-one while golfing in a foursome with Ronald and Peg and Dick O'Keefe. She was a longtime member of Holy Cross Catholic Church in Kaukauna. She is survived by: seven children: Theresa (Charles) Gilbertson of Kaukauna; Colleen (Tom) Brazee of Appleton; Julie (Roy) Mankovecky of Kaukauna; Laurie (Mark) Rogers of Galesville; Charlene (Steve) Babbitts of Kimberly; Mary (Jim) Keller of Greenville; and "RonRon" Young of Kaukauna; seventeen grandchildren: Carla (Christopher) Busse, Erin (Nathan) Schleicher, Charles E. Gilbertson, Sara George, Emily (Kurt) Ulrich, Michael (Jennifer) Mankovecky, Jason (Ashley) Mankovecky, Justin (Krystal) Young, Adam (Jessica) Rogers, Lisa Rogers, Jay Young, Gary Young, Christopher Bormes, AmiLee (Jamie) Schumann, Brittany (Ryan) Stoeger, and Brett Young, great-grandchildren: Anthony, Christopher, Colton, Ella, Autumn, Ava, Alaina, Alexis, Jeremiah, Graham, Hazel and Eliza Mae. She is further survived by sisters: Millie Stingle, and Marci (Jim) Freimuth; as well as nieces, nephews, other relatives, and by many dear friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, son Alan Young, granddaughter Ann Vander Steen, a great-grandson Caleb, great-granddaughter Miah, sister Rosie Glatz, brother James Young and a son-in-law Duane George Visitation for Berniece will be held on Wednesday, October 18, 2017 from 4:00PM to 7:00PM at Fargo Funeral Home, 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue in Kaukauna and on Thursday, October 19, 2017 from 9:30AM to 11:00AM at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukauna. Mass of Christian Burial will be on Thursday October 19, 2017 at 11:00AM at Holy Cross Catholic Church with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery at a later date. For more information and to express condolences, please visit www.wichmannfuneralhomes.com. In lieu of flowers and other expressions of sympathy, a memorial fund will be established. Donations will be used to help fund Holy Cross Catholic Church's renovation. The family would like to thank all the staff and nurses of Country Villa Assisted Living and Affinity Hospice for the care given to Berniece. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Oct. 15 to Oct. 16, 2017 | Young, Bernice (I198218)
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| 19281 | Bernita M. "Nita" (Diederich) Schroven, 90, passed away peacefully on June 15th, 2017, surrounded by her loved ones at Kimberly Assisted Living in Kimberly, WI. Bernita was a native and long-time resident of Stockbridge. She married Norbert J. Schroven, also of Stockbridge, in 1945. She worked for and retired from the United States Postal Service. Bernita was a devoted Catholic and a life-long member of St. Mary's Catholic Church of Stockbridge, as well as a member of the Christian Mothers Society. She lived a full life, surrounded by family and friends and was ready to go to her eternal life. Bernita was very family-oriented and was known to contribute significantly in the lives of her relatives and their families. People enjoyed coming to Bernita's house because of her kind and caring nature. She was a very good homemaker and her guests say you could have eaten off her floor. She also took pride in her appearance, always having her hair, nails, and make-up done - even just to take out the trash. Bernita also enjoyed gardening and spending her winters as a snow-bird traveling with Norbert to Florida. Bernita is preceeded in death by her parents Anna (Mortell) and Peter Diederich, and her beloved husband, Norbert J. Schroven. She was also preceeded in death by the following family: her sister, Ruth (Diederich) Sell; brothers, William and Jerold Diederich; mother-in-law, Anna (Hemauer) Schroven; brothers-in-law, Earl Sell and John Schroven; sisters-in-law ,Charlotte (Ricker) Diederich and Sylvia "Tootie" (Goeser) Schroven; nephew, John Diederich; nephew-in-law, Thomas Kennedy; and great-nieces, Sherry Schoen and Pamela Reichwald. Bernita is survived by: her daughter, Kay A. Schroven of Minneapolis, MN; nieces, Karen (Charles) Ott, Donna (Gib) Schoen, Diana (David) Barnett, Lori Diederich, Theresa (Duane) Rohm, Jeanne (Timothy) Borneman, Carol Schroven, and Patricia Kennedy; nephews, Jerry Diederich, Joseph Diederich, Richard (Kim) Sell, and Ted (Shirley) Sell; and many beloved great-nieces, great-nephews and their families. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday, June 22, 2017, at 12:00 pm at the St. Mary's Catholic Church in Stockbridge (120 Davis St.). Friends may call at the St. Mary's Catholic Church from 10:00 am until 11:45 am on Thursday, June 22, 2017. | Diederich, Bernita (I145425)
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| 19282 | Bernitta Funk - Chilton Times-Journal - June 7, 2001 - p. 35 - c. 1 Mike Petrie shared this information Mrs. Roman Funk, Bernitta Petrie "Bun", Sherwood, 87, passed away Friday, June 1, 2001, at Calumet Medical Center in Chilton. Bernitta was born in Sherwood on September 13, 1913, daughter of the Late Leonard and Mary Benzschawel Petrie. On November 13, 1937, she married Roman Funk in Sherwood. Roman preceded her in death exactly thirteen years ago on June 1, 1988. Bun was a longtime and faithful member of Sacred Heart Parish in Sherwood and a member of the St. Anne's Society. She was also a member of the Sherwood Senior Citizen Club and a member/curator of the High Cliff Historical Society. Bernitta is survived by a son, Joel Joan Funk of Bettendorf, Iowa; three grandchildren, Rebecca Casey Johnson of Des Moines, Iowa; Robert Mary Funk of Des Moines, Iowa and Elizabeth Funk of Chicago; two great-grandchildren, Tyler and Olivia Johnson; two brothers, Paul Eileen Petrie of Stockbridge and Anthony Barbara Petrie of Hilbert; four sisters, Dorothy Wayland Preder of Everett, Wash.; Janet Robert Ferris of New Berlin; Alice Gerhardt Krueger of Sheboygan Falls, and Shirley Rodney Dobe of Edwardsville, Ill.; two sisters-in-law, Rosemary Pawlowski of Menasha and Sylvia Winkler of Brillion; a brother-in-law, Robert Schneider of Phoenix. Bun is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and by many dear friends. She was preceded in death by her husband Roman in 1988, brothers Irving Bertha Petrie and Harold Petrie, and by sisters Margaret Schneider and Marcella Petrie. The funeral liturgy for Bernitta was Monday, June 4, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Sherwood, with Fr. Kennneth Frozena as officiant. Interment was in the parish cemetery. | Petrie, Bernita (I172681)
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| 19283 | Bernkard Hean Elisabeth Hean Kathrina Hean Bernkard Hean Barbara Hean Wm. M. Hean | Haen, Bernard Sr. (I130327)
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| 19284 | Berns William Cook, teacher, husband, and father, died December 27, 2009 at age 102 and 10 months. He was ready to meet his Lord. 2 Timothy 4:7: I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.Berns was born Bernice William Koekoek three miles south of Brandon at his parents farm on February 27, 1907. He was the only child of Henry and Ella Koekoek, and grew up speaking only Dutch until he went to kindergarten; he spent two years in kindergarten to become proficient in the English language and be allowed to continue his education.He graduated from Waupun High School in 1926 and from Hope College, Holland, Michigan in 1930. A scholarship in chemistry took him to the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where he received a masters degree in 1931.His first teaching job was at Little Wolf High School in Manawa, Wl. A teaching position followed at Omro High School in 1935. Berns joined the teaching staff at the new South Park Junior High School in Oshkosh in 1940. In June 1943, at the age of 36, Berns teaching career at South Park was interrupted when he was drafted into the Navy.Following his naval tour of duty as a shore patrolman and Philadelphia police liaison, Berns returned to teach science at South Park until his official retirement at age 65 in June 1972. He continued as a substitute teacher on a full-time basis for six years, until 1978, when he retired from teaching for the second time. During the summers, Berns kept busy teaching drivers education, running the boat concession at Menominee Park and working on his construction projects and rental properties. His love of teaching continued even during his retirement years in the Southwestern states, where he served for a number of winters as a National Park naturalist.Berns was active in the formation of the Oshkosh Educational Association (where he was secretary for eight years) as well as in the state and national education associations. Berns held a lifetime certificate to teach any subject in the states of Wisconsin and Michigan.Berns Cook and Gladys Heimke were married on August 30, 1938 in Omro, Wisconsin. In 1946 Berns and Gladys bought a house at 723 Frederick Street and lived there together for 57 years. They were married for 67 years until Gladys death in 2006 at the age of 93. In that home they raised four children: Daniel, Tacoma, WA; Timothy (Cathy), Butte des Morts; Thomas (Mary), Oshkosh; and Lois (Jon) DAleo, Pullman, WA. Berns had 8 grandchildren: Stephanie and David Cook; Carrie Nolde and Craig Cook; Matthew and Aaron Cook; Giana and Raina DAleo; and 4 great grandchildren.Berns and Gladys joined Martin Luther Evangelical Lutheran Church in 1946, where they maintained their membership. He served as the congregational financial secretary for many years. Berns was instrumental in the decision and the financial support to purchase the William Steiger property on Algoma Boulevard for a new church. He was also an integral part of the planning for the new sanctuary. In 1959 he was co-chairman of the construction committee and spent the summer working on the construction as the on site project church representative to the Ben Ganther Construction Company. The beautiful sanctuary, preservation of the old oak tree, and the hearing impaired listening system are the living legacies of Berns and Gladys Cook at Martin Luther Church.In the 1950s, while teaching at South Park Junior High School, Berns decided to make a run for political office as a councilman in his ward. During the election, the City of Oshkosh decided that a city employee could not hold public office in the city and disqualified him from the election. In his typical principled (and sometimes contrarian) nature he continued the race anyway, losing by only a few votes even though the electorate knew he could not serve even if elected.In the early 1970s a small group of people in Oshkosh, including Berns, saw a need in the community for a Christian home for the elderly. As a result, what is now Lutheran Homes of Oshkosh was born. He served on the board from its inception through 1978. It is fitting that Berns and Gladys spent some of the last years of their lives at Gabriels Villa in the care of the organization and people they helped to organize and develop.Following their retirement Berns and Gladys enjoyed their life of camping, traveling throughout the entire United States. They finally settled into becoming winter Texans in the Rio Grande Valley, always returning to their Oshkosh home when the snow melted.As a result of his extraordinary dedication to life and people, many in-the Oshkosh area have experienced the influence of his teaching, learned the value of hard work, and benefited from the support of Berns Cook. He exemplified the can-do attitude. He was always his own man. He was truly one-of-a-kind.We want to thank our parents for all they thought, said, and did for their family. They had an incredible breadth and depth of wisdom, spirit, courage, and inner strength. They openly shared those gifts with their family and for that we are grateful. In the last few years of their lives they were each physically limited by their infirmities, nevertheless their minds were sharp and those attributes continued to be displayed daily in their lives until the end. They were an inspiration to us all to live the God fearing life.2 Timothy 4:8: In the future there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day; and not only to me, but also to all who have loved His appearing. Funeral services for Berns will be held on Saturday, January 2, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. at Martin Luther Ev. Lutheran Church (1526 Algoma Blvd - Oshkosh) with the Rev. Jeff Berg officiating. Visitation will be from 9:00 a.m. to the service time. Entombment will be at Lake View Memorial Park. | Koekoek, Bernice "Berns" William (I344129)
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| 19285 | Bernt Korte born 2/24/1677 in Lüdinghausen, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany died ? Catharina Boeckers born 4/7/1680 in Lüdinghausen, , Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany died ? Bernt Korte is son of Henrich Korte and Elizabeth Borman. | Korte, Maria (I14123)
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| 19286 | Bernt P Quella Mary Quella Clara Quella Henry Quella Joseph Quella Andrew Quella Cecelia Quella Raymond Quella [7/12] | Quella, Bernhard P. (I59732)
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| 19287 | Berrens Rite Is Scheduled For Chilton. Aluminum Speacialty Press Operator Dies At Age Of 74 Edward Pat Berrens, Sr., 74, of 301 East Main street, Chilton, died at 11:10 a.m. Tuesday at the Calumet Memorial hospital. He had been ill one month. Mr. Berrens was born in Chilton on Sept. 28, 1888, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Berrens. He had lived in Chilton all his life. He attended St. Mary's Parochial school, Chilton. Now retired, he had been a press operator at the Aluminum Specialty company, Chilton, for many years. In September of 1914 he married Lena Scherer. She died Sept. 10, 1944. Survivors include six sons, Edward, Jr., Eugene, Arthur and Claude, Chilton, Victor, Appleton, and Robert, Manitowoc; two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Melchiors, Appleton, and Mrs. Katherine Forstner, Chilton; 17 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Peter, Manitowoc, Joseph, Appleton, and Carl, Chilton; and two sisters, Mrs. Florence Link, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Katherine Zechnister, Saukville. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Erbe-Hoffmann Funeral home, Chilton, and at 9:30 a.m. at St. Augustine's Catholic church, Chilton, with the Rev. Roland Ahearn officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Wednesday until the time of services. Berrens Edward Pat Berrens, Sr., 74, of 301 East Main St., Chilton, died Tuesday at Calumet Memorial Hospital, Chilton, following a short illness. Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Thursday at Erbe-Hoffmann Funeral Home, Chilton, and at 9:30 a.m. at St. Augustine's Catholic Church. Chilton. with the Rev. Roland Ahearn officiating. Burial will be made in the church cemetery. Mr. Berrens was born Sept. 28, 1888, at Chilton, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Berrens. He married Leona Scherer in September of 1914. She preceded him in death in September of 1944. He worked as a press operator at Aluminum Specialty Co., Chilton, until retirement. Among survivors are six sons, Edward Jr., Eugene and Claude of Chilton, Victor of Appleton and Robert of Manitowoc; two daughters, Mrs. Catherine Forstner of Chilton and Mrs. Gertrude Melchoir of Appleton; three brothers, Peter of Manitowoc, Joseph of Appleton and Carl of Chilton; two sisters, Mrs. Florence Link of Milwaukee and Mrs. Catherine Zechneister of Saukville, Wis.; 17 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home where the Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock this Wednesday evening. | Berrens, Edward Adam (I131381)
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| 19288 | Berry_hynes faily on ancestry lists her name as Vallrea McKay | McKay, Christy B. (I170001)
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| 19289 | Bert A Hunsicker Minnie M Hunsicker Dorla Hunsicker Ronald B Hunsicker | Hunsicker, Bert (I193667)
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| 19290 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kieffer, Bernard Nicholas (I58670)
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| 19291 | Bert A. Bessex NEENAH - Bert A Bessex, 85, Largo, Fla , died in that city Thursday Nov 17 Born March 31, 1883, in Fond du Lac, he moved in 1923 to Neenah, and in 1937 to Allenville, where be operated a general store until his retirement in 1947 Since that time he has made his home in Florida He was a member of Elisha Kent Range Lodge No 61, F and AM, and the Order of Eastern Star Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Raabe, Neenah, and Mrs William H Lynn Jr., Wauwatosa, and two granddaughters Complete memorial services will be held at 1 p m Fnday at the Westgor Funeral Home, Neenah, with the Rev Harvey E. Norenberg and Elisha Kent Kane Lodge conducting the services. Memorials to the American Cancer Society will be appreciated. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern | Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Tuesday, November 22, 1966 | Page 16 | Bessex, Bert (I153465)
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| 19292 | Bert Bliss Mary Bliss | Bliss, Bert C. (I324607)
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| 19293 | Bert Bliss Mary Bliss | Bliss, Bert C. (I324607)
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| 19294 | Bert Brugger 37 Anna Brugger 35 Raymond Brugger 14 Laurence Brugger 13 Robert Brugger 9 Louis Brugger 7 Marion Brugger 3 | Brugger, Albert John (I152262)
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| 19295 | Bert Brugger 10/31/1892 2/9/1970 Post Crescent 2/10/1970 B 16 | Brugger, Albert John (I152262)
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| 19296 | Bert Brugger Anna Brugger Raymond Brugger Laurence Brugger Robert Brugger Louis Brugger Marion Brugger | Brugger, Raymond A. (I152265)
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| 19297 | Bert C Bliss Mary Bliss | Bliss, Bert C. (I324607)
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| 19298 | Bert Carleton 57 Maude T Carleton 38 Tamma Carleton 20 J Robert A Frenz 26 lodger Maitland E Frosch 23 lodger John Jaeger 70 lodger Anna E Jaeger 62 lodger Elizabeth Asson 49 lodger Helen Ruhlina 26 lodger | Carleton, Tamma (I167757)
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| 19299 | Bert Egan 9/5/1888 4/30/1944 Post Crescent 5/1/1944 12 | Egan, Berthold (I35593)
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| 19300 | Bert Egan Elizabeth Egan Hazel Egan George Egan | Egan, Berthold (I35593)
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| 19301 | Bert Fargo Margarett Fargo Margaret Fargo | Fargo, Bert W. (I155296)
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| 19302 | Bert G Curtis 30 Mabel Curtis 22 Dorothy M Curtis 2 Ramona Curtis 6/12 [0] Melvin Guy Curtis 7 | Curtis, Ramona Marion (I78508)
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| 19303 | Bert Harper Elizabeth Harper Mary Harper John Harper Matilda Harper Bert Harper William Potts | Harper, Bertram (I166110)
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| 19304 | Bert Harper Elisebeth Harper Emma C Harper Rosa L Harper Matilda C Harper Berte A Harper Walter Jarvis Mary Jarvis | Harper, Matilda (I99117)
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| 19305 | Bert Hawley Julia Hawley Clifford Hawley | Hawley, Clifford (I313939)
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| 19306 | Bert Holly Julia Holly Clifford Holly | Hawley, Clifford (I313939)
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| 19307 | Bert Hunsicker Minnie Hunsicker Doraa G Hunsicker [2/12] Edessa Puls | Hunsicker, Bert (I193667)
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| 19308 | Bert J Brugger 27 Anna Brugger 25 Raymond H Brugger 4 Lawernce A Brugger 2 | Brugger, Albert John (I152262)
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| 19309 | BERT KUMROW, a well-known resident of Freedom township, Outagamie county, who is engaged in general farming and dairying in section 5, was born September 1, 1866, on his present farm, a son of Herman Kumrow. Herman Kumrow was born in Prussia, Germany, and was engaged in work in his father's mill in that country until coming to the United States at the age of twenty-six years, when he located at once in Milwaukee. While there he was married to Johannah Zeckart, who was born in Germany and was left an orphan at eleven years of age, and they came to Outagamie county about 1860, buying a farm which forms a part, of the present homestead. The land at that time was covered with timber, but after building a log house, Mr. Kumrow started to clear his property, and as he put it under cultivation he added to his acreage from time to time and made improvements in the buildings. He enlisted in the Northern army during the Civil War, but at the beginning of his term of service was taken seriously ill and was sent back home, his sickness lasting for several years. He served his township as school director and treasurer for a number of years and was a well known and prominent citizen. Bert Kumrow was one of a family of seven children, and his education was secured in the district schools and the German school of his neighborhood. He worked on his father's farm until he was nineteen years of age when he went to Beloit, Wisconsin, where he spent two years working for farmers, and then spent a like period among the farmers in the vicinity of Rockford, Illinois. He then went to Ashland, Wisconsin, where for about five months he was employed in the Superior Saw Mill, and when about twenty-three years old he returned to the home farm and for about two years spent his time alternately on the home farm and among the neighboring agriculturists. When he had reached the age of twenty-five years he and his brother Albert bought the home farm and their father retired and with his wife lived with the boys for one year, then going to Duluth, Minnesota. After one and one-half years, however, owing to the severe winters there, they returned to Wisconsin and bought a home in Appleton where they have since resided, Mr. Kumrow celebrating his eighty-first birthday March 18, 1911, and his wife being eighty years old August 10, of that year. The same year that the father went to Duluth, Albert Kumrow was married and Bert lived with him and his wife for eight years, at the end of which time he bought the farm and has since been conducting it. He married Anne Feitense, daughter of John Feitense of Shawano county, and three children have been born to this union: Alma, born January 27, 1901; Meta, born May 13, 1902; and Raymond, born July 2, 1905. Mr. and Mrs. Kumrow are connected with the Moravian Church of Freedom. Mr. Kumrow is engaged in general farming, dairying and stock raising and has been very successful in his operations. His farm is one of the good ones of his locality and its general appearance denotes the presence of excellent management. | Kumrow, Berthold (I152532)
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| 19310 | Bert Lennon Betty Lennon John Lennon James Lennon William Lennon Thomas Lennon Robert Lennon John C Miller | Lennon, Herbert (I155766)
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| 19311 | Bert M Locy Louise H Locy | Locy, Bertin (I188405)
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| 19312 | Bert M Spencer 53 Lorraine Spencer 17 [51] Harold Spencer 20 Klare Sherry 14 Maggie Lest 40 Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Appleton Ward 1, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1730; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0116; FHL microfilm: 1375743 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7884/4454849_00643/187960107?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1910USCenIndex%26h%3d187960107%26indiv%3dtry%26o_vc%3dRecord%3aOtherRecord%26rhSource%3d2469&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Spencer, Albert M. (I206091)
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| 19313 | Bert M Spencer Lorraine Spencer 17 daughter [51] Harold Spencer Klare Sherry Maggie Lest Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Appleton Ward 1, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1730; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0116; FHL microfilm: 1375743 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7884/4454849_00643/187960107?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1910USCenIndex%26h%3d187960107%26indiv%3dtry%26o_vc%3dRecord%3aOtherRecord%26rhSource%3d2469&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Spencer, Loraine (I206166)
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| 19314 | Bert passed away quietly in the morning of 17 April, 2012 in San Antonio. She was 98 years old. Born on 18 July, 1913 in Anaconda, Montana, she was the middle sibling of six children born to Albert and Laura Martin. She grew up mostly in San Francisco where she attended Galileo High School and married August Billig on 8 February, 1935. They lived California, Hawaii, Japan, and Alaska while he was in the Navy, and she witnessed the Pearl Harbor attack on 7 December, 1941. Bert was a WWII veteran, joining the Coast Guard in 1944 and serving until the end of the war. After retiring from the Navy, she and her husband lived in Northern California and Southern Oregon. Her husband passed away in 1985, and she moved to South Texas in 1999. She is survived by her son, Bruce Billig (Carol) of San Antonio and two grand-daughters Kim Pintirsch (Jason) of San Antonio and Ashley Billig of Corpus Christi. Memorial services were held in Schertz, Texas, with a private inurnment in Southern Oregon at a later date | Martin, Laura Roberta (I62609)
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| 19315 | Bert S Howk Blanche M Howk Andrew C Howk Katie J Howk Ernes W Howk [1 4/12] | Howk, Burtz Simon (I169135)
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| 19316 | Bert Scott [47] Emma Scott Ward Scott Fern Scott Charles E Scott Scott Thomas Herman Scott | Scott, Bert Alfred (I324569)
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| 19317 | Bert Van Roy Esther Van Roy Myrtle A Van Roy Gerald Van Roy | VanRoy, Hubert (I16980)
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| 19318 | Bert Van Roy Esther Van Roy Myrtle Van Roy Jerry Van Roy Daniel Van Roy Lawrence Van Roy James Van Roy Elaine Van Roy Ruth Olson | VanRoy, Hubert (I16980)
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| 19319 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanRoy, Elaine (I53255)
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| 19320 | Bert W Fargo Margaret H Fargo | Fargo, Bert W. (I155296)
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| 19321 | Bert W Rynder Marie Rynder Arthur Rynder Richard Rynder Edna Rynder Beattrice Rynder | Rynders, Hon. Bert W. (I204596)
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| 19322 | Bert W Rynders Richard R Rynders Edna A Rynders Harold W Rynders Thomas H Alme | Rynders, Hon. Bert W. (I204596)
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| 19323 | Bert W. Fargo, Mayor of Kaukauna during the depression and a former businessman, died Thursday noon at Westtown, Pennsylvania, after an illness of about a year. He was 84. Bert came to Kaukauna at the age of six in 1882. His father made furniture and coffins in a shop on Wisconsin Ave. He live most of his life in Kaukauna leaving for a time traveling to Washington state then returning at the age of 39 to take over the family store and funeral parlor. During the depression Thilmany mill was struggling and was making plans on moving out of town. He made arrangement for the city to lend $50,000 to assist them with construction plans. The funds were paid back by the mill within five years. He was known for his wisdom. "Never let money dominate your professional interest in what you are doing. If you do it will show up in your work and it will not be as good as it should". Burt would recall that he was a member of the first football team of Kaukauna High School. The team had to practice and play in secret due to football being banded as being to dangerous a sport at that time. He graduated in 1894 from Kaukauna High School. em with construction plans. The funds were paid back by the mill within five years. He was known for his wisdom. "Never let money dominate your professional interest in what you are doing. If you do it will show up in your work and it will not be as good as it should". Burt would recall that he was a member of the first football team of Kaukauna High School. The team had to practice and play in secret due to football being banded as being to dangerous a sport at that time. He graduated in 1894 from Kaukauna High School. | Fargo, Bert W. (I155296)
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| 19324 | Bert Weyenberg, 2501 E.Northland Ave., age 82, died at 11:15 PM Wednesd ay following a brief illness. He was born September 15, 1900 in Outagam ie County and was a life long resident of Appleton. From 1930 until 194 0, he ownd and operated the Weyenberg Dairy. After that time, he was invol ved in Dairy farming until his retirement. Mr.Weyenberg was a member of St .Thomas More Catholic Church, a past president of the Dairy Bottle Exchang e, on the board of directors of the Outagamie County Equity Coop. and Cred it Union, and was associated for many years with the Agricultural Stab ilization and Conservation (ASC) Office. He was involved with various Squa re Dance Groups in the valley. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.Lawren ce 'Butch' (Roberta) 'Babe' Plach, Menasha, a son, James W.Weyenberg, Neen ah, seven grand-children, eight great grandchildren. He was preceded in de ath by his wife Lucille Forster Weyenberg, three brothers and a sister. Burt died 02 jun.1982 in Grand Chute. | Weyenberg, Albert "Bert" (I24294)
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| 19325 | Bert Wittlin 44 Celin Wittlin 36 Marjorie Wittlin 13 Ethel Wittlin 5 Clarice Wittlin 3 10/12 | Wittlin, Albert "Bert" (I103266)
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| 19326 | Bert Zobel Kate Zobel Harrison Zobel Henry Zobel | Zobel, Henry (I340955)
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| 19327 | Berth Walter L. Berth Born: May 5, 1913 Died: January 9, 1954 Place of Birth: Coleman, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 11, 1954 Section: Page: 12 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Kelso Location: Kaukauna, WI | Berth, Walter L. (I318904)
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| 19328 | Bertha "Rusch" Pinkel Mrs. Robert Pingel Mrs. Robert Pingel, 61, a lifelong resident of the town of Rantoul, died suddenly Sunday evening at her farm home, five miles southwest of Brillion, Her death followed a heart attack. Born February 10, 1890, in Rantoul, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Rusch, she had made her home on the present homestead since her marriage to Robert Pingel in 1909. Mrs. Pingel was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren church of Rantoul and was affiliated with the Ladies' Aid society of the church. Survivors are her husband; four sons, Roland of Rantoul, Earl of Woodville, Harold of Charlestown and Amis at home; four daughters, Mrs. Carl Gens ke of Rantoul, Mrs. Robert Peter, and Mrs. Harvey Krueger of Rockland and Mrs. Milton Behnke of Brillion: 19 grandchildren; a brother, William Rusch, and a sister, Mrs. Amelia Zahn, both of Rantoul. Two children preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Ev- angelical United Brethren Church in the Town of Rantoul, with the Rev. Kenneth Knoespel, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will lie in state at the Luecker Funeral home, Bril- lion, until 11 a. m. Wednesday and at the church Wednesday from noon until the time of the services. THE SHEBOYGAN (WIS.) PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1951 | Rusch, Bertha (I200160)
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| 19329 | Bertha A Becker Luella A Becker Louise J Becker Alma C Becker Edna M Becker Clara A Becker Lydia E Becker | Stern, Bertha (I157951)
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| 19330 | Bertha A. Jenson, Iola, WI. (formerly of Waupaca), age 98, died Sunday, March 25, 2007, at Riverside Medical Center in Waupaca. She was born March 30, 1908, in the town of Lind, Waupaca County, daughter of the late Harry and Hattie (Bucholtz) Helgeson. She married Herbert M. Jenson on May 14, 1927, at the Hitterdahl Parsonage. He died on August 23, 1976. She was baptized at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Weyauwega, and confirmed at the Northland Lutheran Church. She had been a home maker for many years but also had worked at Bethany Home for 17 years as a nurse's aide. She enjoyed quilting, cooking, baking, and crocheting. Over the years, she made a lot of lefse. Bertha always enjoyed her grandchildren. Survivors include two sons: Reuben (Jane) Jenson, Waupaca; Herbert (Joyce) Jenson, Waupaca; three daughters: Donna (James) Swenson, Scandinavia; Lois (Lee) Thompson , Waupaca; Jean (Vernon) Oehlke, Fremont; two sisters: Edna Tschurwald , Iola; Phyllis (Lloyd) Solberg, West Allis; a brother-in-law, Myron Solberg; two sisters-in-law: Mary Ann Twetan and Juanita Helgeson; 24 grandchildren, 51 great-grandchildren, 10 great-great-grandchildren, many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by six sisters: Edith Gutho, Inga Grove, Gladys Sorenson, Vernice Leer, Ruby Johnson and Hazel Solberg; three brothers: Alvin, Charles, and Eugene Helgeson. Funeral Services Thursday; March 29, 2007, @ 11 a.m. at Scandinavia Lutheran Church, with Rev. Mark Sabin officiating. Burial Scandinavia Lutheran Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday, 4-8 p.m. at the Voie Funeral Home in Iola and Thursday, after 9:30 a.m. at the church. A memorial fund has been established. | Helgeson, Bertha (I313754)
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| 19331 | Bertha Becker Louise Becker Edna Becker Clara Becker Lydia Becker Fredrick Stern [34] | Stern, Frederick (I157952)
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| 19332 | Bertha Becker Louise Becker Edna Becker Clara Becker Lydia Becker Fredrick Stern [34] | Stern, Bertha (I157951)
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| 19333 | Bertha Becker Lydia Becker | Stern, Bertha (I157951)
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| 19334 | Bertha Bellins Norma Bellins Charles Rier Dora Rier | Bellin, Norma (I339158)
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| 19335 | Bertha Bellins Norma Bellins Charles Rier Dora Rier | Rier, Bertha (I339159)
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| 19336 | Bertha Beyer Maiden Name: Stapel Born: January 10, 1886 Died: December 2, 1973 Place of Birth: Freedom, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: December 3, 1973 Section: B Page: 11 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Community Location: Freedom, WI | Stapel, Bertha (I171745)
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| 19337 | Bertha Brusewitz Born: October 25, 1869 Died: November 1, 1950 Place of Birth: Bonduel, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 2, 1950 Section: Page: 12 Type: OB | Wussow, Bertha (I152424)
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| 19338 | Bertha Buether Louise Buether Edward Buether | Engle, Bertha (I123075)
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| 19339 | Bertha Buscher sister-in-law lives with them | Hilker, Adolph W. (I129781)
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| 19340 | Bertha C Bork Harry E Bork Dora E Bork Herbert A Bork Ellen L Bork | Bork, Harry (I63557)
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| 19341 | Bertha C. Meulemans 3 Oct 1911 9 Jun 1993 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wi sconsin | Gussert, Bertha C. (I87030)
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| 19342 | BERTHA ELSAESSER SSN 273-24-9709 Residence: 32055 Lake City, Columbia, FL Born 10 Mar 1894 Last Benefit: 45206 Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH Died Feb 1981 Issued: OH (Before 1951) | Elsbernd, Bertha (I8399)
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| 19343 | Bertha Fleming Clayton Fleming Clyde Fleming | Fleming, Clyde (I65133)
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| 19344 | Bertha Fleming Clayton Fleming Clyde Fleming | Heimke, Bertha (I184532)
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| 19345 | Bertha Fleming Clayton Fleming Clyde Fleming | Heimke, Bertha (I184532)
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| 19346 | Bertha Gast Alvina Gast | Gast, Bertha (I187741)
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| 19347 | Bertha Gussert 10/3/1911 6/9/1993 Post Crescent 6/10/1993 B 4 | Gussert, Bertha C. (I87030)
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| 19348 | Bertha Hass 47 Mildred Hass 9 Winnifred Hass 18 Marvin Hass 15 Chas Krause 40 | Unknown, Minnie (I166879)
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| 19349 | Bertha Koepp Maiden Name: Dorow Spouse: August Koepp Born: December 7, 1883 Died: November 16, 1934 Place of Birth: Fond du Lac County, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 17, 1934 Section: Page: 7 Type: OB | Dorow, Bertha (I188805)
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| 19350 | Bertha Kortz 3/26/1905 1/4/1993 Post Crescent 1/5/1993 C 6 | Kortz, Bertha W. (I75843)
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| 19351 | Bertha Kruschke Alma R Kruschke Belle M Deans Angeline Geram | Kumrow, Bertha (I152531)
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| 19352 | Bertha Kuehnl Alma Philips Anna Philips Irene Philips Harlem Philips Gerald Philips | Kuehnl, Alma (I343022)
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| 19353 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Phillips, Harland (I105243)
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| 19354 | Bertha Kuntsmann (your site says Kunstman) b. June 20, 1858 in Waukesha Co, Wi. Bapt-none recorded-d/o Friedrich-you list him as Johann Christian Freidrich | Kunstman, Bertha (I344120)
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| 19355 | BERTHA LINDOW DUMKE Death claimed Mrs. Carl F. Dumke Saturday afternoon; her demise coming after an illness extending over a period of several weeks. Mrs. Dumke, whose maiden name was Bertha Lindow, was born in Sheboygan, July 10, 1856. At the age of one year she moved with her parents to a farm in the town of Rhine, where her father's death occurred a few years after. She had always hoped to become a teacher, but due to the loss of her father she sought employment at Fond du Lac, later coming to New Holstein where she met Mr. Dumke. They were married on June 30, 1878. Four children came to bless their happy union, of whom three survive, besides the husband; Mrs. Henry D. Lauson, Mrs. E. L. Marken and Miss Emma Dumke. It is gratifying to mention that the mother's journey down life's western slope was made ideal by the attentions, comforts and luxuries bestowed upon by her children. Mrs. Dumke made many friends by her pleasant and pleasing manners and was always willing to extend a helping hand to the less fortunate. She took a great interest in the Reformed church and was one of the five surviving members who organized the Ladies Aid Society when it celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary some months ago. She was also a member of the Civic Society, Pastime Club and the Cinch Club. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. A. C. Plappert officiating. The members of the different organizations of which she was a member escorted the remains to their last resting place in the New Holstein cemetery. New Holstein Reporter, December 10, 1920 | Lindow, Bertha (I323025)
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| 19356 | Bertha Lyons Millie Lyons William L Lyons Ceclia V Lyons Viola Waldt | Lyons, William L. (I307139)
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| 19357 | Bertha M Gabrielson 19 Apr 1888 Milwaukee 0162 002262 | Gabrielson, Bertha (I89451)
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| 19358 | Bertha M. Harney, 75, died January 30th, in all local hospital. She had lived in Hot Springs for 10 years and was a housewife. She was a member of St. John's Catholic church. She is survived by her husband, Leo Harney of Hot Springs, a son, John Harney of Esko Minnesota: two daughters, Marion Newberry of Santa Barbara, California and Marjorie McCleary of Park Forest Illinois: a brother, Peter Johnson of Virginia, Minnesota, a two sisters, Amanda Olson of Twig, Minnesota and Clara Norden of Bovey, Minnesota: eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Rosary will be at 4:00 p.m. today in Gross Mortuary Chapel with Father Ralph Esposito officiating. Burial will be in Forbes Minnesota. | Johnson, Bertha Matilde (I35267)
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| 19359 | Bertha M. Van Dehy, age 85, passed away on Sunday morning, March 20, 2011, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. She was born on October 11, 1925, in Burlington, WI, daughter of the late George and Susan (Heimerman) Hammes. On August 30, 1947, Betty was united in marriage to Kenneth Van Dehy at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Milwaukee. Together they celebrated 63 years of marriage. Betty's love for her family and friends and her involvement in St. Francis Church & School were the most important parts of her life. In addition to being a legal secretary until her retirement, Betty led an active social life. Her involvement in Homemaker's Club and card clubs led to many lasting friendships. She was a loving wife and mother, dedicated to and supportive of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Betty's other interests included time spent at the cottage, collecting bird figurines, and playing cribbage with Ken. She is survived by her husband, Kenneth; her five children: Diane (Randy) Jarvis, Ed (Joan), Patty (Paul) Vande Voort, Jeff (Karen), and Guy (Laura); her grandchildren: Heather, Mark (Carrie), Rick (Jody), Jenny, Sarah, Jim, Sharon, Sally (Bob), Spencer (Vicky), Shaun, Samantha, Philip (Jane), Preston, Patrick, Parker, Porter, Ben, Theo, Tim, Will, Zeke, Corey, Theresa, and Tony; her great-grandchildren: Michael, Sasha, Nadia, Shelby, Blake, Eddie, Adiah, Andrew, Grace, Ashlyn, and Eli. She is further survived by her siblings: Joyce Stolga, Glenna (Ken) Kahl, Jerry Hammes, Paul Hammes, her in-laws: Marie Van Dehy, Gerri Zierler, Dorie Hammes, and numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives. Preceding her in death were her parents, two daughters: Kathy and Janet, a son Kenneth L. Van Dehy, Jr., a grandson, Parry Vande Voort; three brothers: Erv Hammes, George Hammes, Al (Laurie) Hammes; a sister, Francie (Joe) Dirksmeyer, and a sister-in-law, Nola Hammes; her in-laws: Bud (Esther) Van Dehy, Vern (Gladys) Van Dehy, Josephine (Clarence) Kamps, Margaret (Jerome) Seaver, Marion (Bob) Van Handel, Martin Van Dehy, Jr., Jean Hildebrand, and Verlon Zierler. The Mass of Christian Burial for Betty will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, March 24, 2011, at St. Katharine Drexel Parish at ST. FRANCIS CHURCH in Hollandtown with Fr. Jerry Pastors and Fr. Dave Beaudry concelebrating. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery in Little Chute. Friends may call at the Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna on Wednesday from 4-7 p.m. where a prayer service will conclude the evening. Friends may call again at the church on Thursday from 9 a.m. until the time of the Mass. | Hammes, Bertha (I105671)
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| 19360 | Bertha Martzahl Carl Martzahl Alfred Martzahl Mabel Martzahl Hazel Martzahl | Zemke, Bertha (I171845)
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| 19361 | Bertha Mary Jackson Laneville, age 93, passed away on February 25, 2002 in Farmington. Bertha was born on March 25, 1908 in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin to George and Susan Jackson. Bertha was preceded in death by her parents and husband, Alfred Laneville. Bertha is survived by three daughters, Salle Sherrod of Tempe, Arizona, Dixie Lucas and her husband, Donald L. of Bloomfield and Susan Keylor of Albuquerque, ten grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and three great-great grandchildren. Services will be held on Friday, March 1, 2002 at 11:00 a.m. at Gage of Heaven Cemetery, 7999 Wyoming Blvd. NE, Albuquerque. Father Norman of St. Charles Catholic Church will be officiating. Interment will be Gate of Heaven Cemetery. | Jackson, Bertha Mary (I118477)
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| 19362 | Bertha Mary Wittmann Daughter Jun 1892 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States 1951 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States Annie Wittman Daughter Dec 1893 Wisconsin Grace Wittman Daughter Dec 1895 Wisconsin Norman Wittman Son Jun 1899 Wisconsin Lloyd Wittman Son abt 1902 Wisconsin Donald Wittmann Son abt 1926 Wisconsin 5 Oct 1986 Sacramento, California | Wittmann, William (I167842)
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| 19363 | Bertha Marzahl Will Marzahl Nora Marzahl Herbert Marzahl Louise Marzahl Carlie Marzahl Alfred Marzahl Mable Marzahl | Marzahl, Nora Johanna (I166868)
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| 19364 | Bertha Marzahl Will Marzahl Nora Marzahl Herbert Marzahl Louise Marzahl Carlie Marzahl Alfred Marzahl Mable Marzahl | Zemke, Bertha (I171845)
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| 19365 | Bertha Marzahl Carl Marzahl Alfred Marzahl Mabel Marzahl Hazel Marzahl | Zemke, Bertha (I171845)
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| 19366 | BERTHA PAUTZ Mrs. William Pautz (photo) nee Bertha Jahnke, 70, of the village of Maribel, died Friday morning at her home following a lingering illness. Mrs. Pautz was born in 1880 in the town of Montpelier, Kewaunee county. In 1899, she was married to Mr. Pautz. The couple has lived in Maribel the past 15 years and celebrated its golden wedding anniversary two years ago. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday, at St. John Lutheran church, Maribel, Rev. R. Koch officiating. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery. Survivors are her husband; two sons, Ormie and Edward, both of Maribel; two brothers, Albert Jahnke of Adams, Wis., and August Jahnke of Tucson, Ariz.; one grandchild and three great grandchildren. Friends may call at the Knudson funeral home, Denmark, from Saturday evening until Monday forenoon when the casket will be moved to the church to lie in state until time of services. Manitowoc Herald Times, Friday, July 6, 1951 P. 2 | Jahnke, Bertha (I308327)
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| 19367 | Bertha Peters Dorothy Peters Evelyn Peters Francis Peters Marguerite Peters Robert Peters | Peters, Dorothea (I188813)
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| 19368 | Bertha Piotler William Piotler Emma Piotler Frank Piotler Lydia Piotler | Peotter, Emma (I155972)
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| 19369 | Bertha Piotler William Piotler Emma Piotler Frank Piotler Lydia Piotler | Buss, Bertha (I340134)
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| 19370 | Bertha Schubring Amanda Schubring | Schubring, Bertha (I154315)
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| 19371 | Bertha Schubring Amanda Schubring | Schubring, Amanda (I154322)
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| 19372 | Bertha Seiberlich Henry Seiberlich Regina Seiberlich | Albrecht, Bertha (I200779)
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| 19373 | Bertha Sophia Emma Hintz b Sept 12, 1874 T of Freedom, Wi Bapt Nov 22, 1874 Freedom Moravian Church d/o; Friedrich & Wilhelmine Krull Hintz | Hintz, Bertha (I83298)
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| 19374 | Bertha Stoltes Clara Stoltes Edwin Stoltes Louis Stoltes Theodore Stoltes Wm Stoltes | Kiekhoefer, Bertha (I187617)
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| 19375 | Bertha Stoltes Clara Stoltes Edwin Stoltes Louis Stoltes Theodore Stoltes Wm Stoltes | Stolt, Theodore (I188331)
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| 19376 | Bertha W Nagel Irma F Nagel William K Nagel | Ludke, Bertha "Bessie" (I58015)
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| 19377 | Bertha Wachtendonk, age 77 years, passed away at her home on July 5, 200 6. She was born in Kimberly on July 29, 1928, the daughter of the late Ant on and Johanna (De Wildt) Vander Wielen. Bertha enjoyed 47 beautiful yea rs of marriage with her late husband Arthur Wachtendonk prior to his dea th on June 6, 1998.Bert is survived by her children: Mary (Chuck) Berben, Joe (Verna) Wachten donk, Dennis (Brenda) Wachtendonk, Ann (Tim) Weyenberg and Steve (Sharo n) Wachtendonk; 10 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; brothers: Charl ie Vander Wielen and Tom Vander Wielen; sisters: Ceil Sweere, Aggie Vand en Oever, Bernadine (Jerry) Mignon and Pat Gavaert. She is further surviv ed by her husband's family, many nieces, nephews, other relatives and frie nds.The funeral liturgy for Bertha will be at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 8, 200 6, at HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH, 600 E. Kimberly Ave., Kimberly with Fat her Jerry Pastors officiating. Interment will take place at Holy Name Ceme tery, Kimberly. Friends may call at the Church on Saturday from 8 a.m. unt il the time of mass. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being establisheSpecial thanks to Joyce Luckow and Affinity Hospice Visiting Nurses for th eir support and care.JANSEN FARGO FUNERAL HOME 204 E. Kimberly Ave. Kimberly 920-788-6202 www.fargofuneralhomes.com | VanderWielen, Bertha T. (I61993)
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| 19378 | Bertha was a strong believer in Christ and remained active in her churc h, St. John's Lutheran Church at 48th and Nicollet in Minneapolis, Minneso ta until shortly before her death, continuing to participate in the women 's circle and attending services. I remember my grandmother coming to our house for my mother to give her ha ir a permanent. Grandma was 64 when I was born, so I only remember h er as an "old lady". I remember going on the bus with her to see the mov ie "Sound of Music" when it came out in 1965, back in the days when a mov ie theatre had one large screen and only showed one movie, and there w as a balcony where the smokers could sit. She had been widowed many yea rs before I was born, and I would go and spend the night with her on ce in a while. Bertha taught me how to play cards, and how to do jigsaw p uzzles. She kept up with politics and world events until the time of her d eath. She was planning a trip to see her son Jack, and had been having a f ew medical problems so her surviving daughters, Betty and Dorothy convinc ed her that she needed to see a doctor before she left. The doctor end ed up putting Bertha in the hospital due to heart and lung problems. Bert ha's mother died of tuberculosis, and she may never have had strong lun gs due to exposure to her mom, although she was very healthy through her l ife. It ended up that she never got to take her trip, and died at the ho me of her daughter Dorothy whom she had gone to stay with after her relea se from the hospital. Although not demonstrative, she managed to let h er grandchildren know she loved them. She had lived on a limited income f or many years, having gone to work after her husband died when she w as in her early 50's. She always had thoughtful, appropriate gifts for Ch ristmas and birthdays, but more importantly was willing to spend time indi vidually with her grandchildren. Bertha was not a woman interested in coo king or sewing, those sorts of domestic interests. She loved baseball, a nd listened to the games on the radio. | Jellum, Bertha Christine (I48845)
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| 19379 | Bertha was born in Alt Doberitz, Kreis Regenwalde, Pommern, Germany. Bertha immigrated to America with her parents in approximately 1867. Exact ship records have not been located as of yet. | Roebke, Bertha (I160169)
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| 19380 | Bertha Wenzlaff Arnold Wenzlaff Esther Wenzlaff Mata Wenzlaff Edward Wenzlaff | Wenzlaff, Mata (I150905)
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| 19381 | Bertha Wenzlaff Arnold Wenzlaff Esther Wenzlaff Mata Wenzlaff Edward Wenzlaff | Unknown, Bertha (I124380)
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| 19382 | Bertha Witthuhn 1/11/1879 3/8/1963 Post Crescent 3/9/1963 11 SPOEHR Mrs. William (Bertha) WITTHUHN Shiocton Congregational Church Bovina Cemetery Borchardt & Moder 1963/Mar/09 | Witthuhn, Bertha (I154723)
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| 19383 | Bertha Zahn 4 Mar 1916 5 Apr 2005 54130 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin Wisconsin (Before 1951) | Wuyts, Bertha Edna (I137034)
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| 19384 | Berthelman Monkesky Julania Monkesky Mary Monkesky Maria Monkesky John Monkesky Philea Monkesky Margret Monkesky James Monkesky Anton Monkesky Edward Monkesky Julia Monkesky | Mankosky, Anton (I133385)
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| 19385 | Bertilla Jansen, age 75, passed away on Saturday, January 19, 2013 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton. She was born in Kaukauna on August 8, 1937, daughter of the late Daniel and Catherine (Biese) Ferguson. Bertilla married James Hooyman, and together had six children. Jim passed away in 1964, and Bertilla then married Charles Jansen; together they also had a son. Bertilla worked for a time in the kitchen at Xavier High School, but will be best remembered as a CNA for Valley Visiting Nurses and as a hospice worker. She loved bowling, bingo, playing on her computer, reading, and visiting with her children and grandchildren. She is survived by seven children: Debra (Greg) Van Ryzin of Winneconne; Sarah Ramos of Killeen, Texas; Mary (Vickey) Taylor of Gloucester, Virginia; Julie (Bill) Kruschke of Shawano; Karen Hooyman of Menasha; James Hooyman of Appleton; and Charles Jansen of Appleton. There are also eight grandchildren and four great-grandchidlren; and a sister: Mary (Clarence) Van Handel of Seymour. Bertilla was preceded in death by her parents, husbands James Hooyman and Charles Jansen, and brothers Bill and Donald. A private service for the comfort of the family will be held at the Wichmann Funeral Home. Online condolences may be made at www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on January 21, 2013 | Ferguson, Bertilla (I103339)
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| 19386 | Bertin Lory - 39 Louisa Lory - 57 Henry Lory - 14 Catherine Ritzer - 14 George Weyenberg - 20 | Locy, Harold M. (I151946)
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| 19387 | Bertin Lory Louisa Lory Henry Lory Catherine Ritzer George Weyenberg | Locy, Bertin (I188405)
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| 19388 | Bertin Lory Louisa Lory Henry Lory Catherine Ritzer George Weyenberg | Smits, Louisa (I188406)
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| 19389 | BERTIN RAMSAY, deceased, who was for many years engaged in business in Appleton, was born October 13, 1850, in Cheltenham, England, and was a member of one of the oldest and most honored families of Scotland, descended from Sir John Ramsay, Knight of Balmain and Fasque, County Kincardine, who was created by James III a lord of parliament in 1433, and sat under the title of Lord Bothwell. Adhering, however, to his unfortunate sovereign, against whom the nobles of Scotland rebelled, his lordship was outlawed, and his estates subjected to confiscation, in 1488, by the first parliament of James IV, while that monarch conferred the dignity of Earl of Bothwell upon Hepburn, Lord Hailes, whose descendant became the third husband of Mary, Queen of Scots, and was the last of his family that enjoyed the peerage. In 1498, the disgraced lord received, however, a royal pardon, but under the simple designation of John Ramsay, and he obtained at the same time some lands in the counties of Forfar and Wigtoun, which favors were followed by a charter, in 1510, of the Barony of Balmain. The grandson of this personage, Sir Gilbert Ramsay, was followed by Sir Alexander Ramsay, at whose death the title passed to Sir Thomas Ramsay, from him to Sir Alexander Burnett Ramsay, and from the latter to Sir Alexander Ramsay, the father of Bertin Ramsay. Bertin Ramsay received his education in Cheltenham college, in England, and in 1877 came to Appleton with Mr. Henry Hewitt of Menasha and his cousins, Falkland and Duncan MacKinnon. Mr. Ramsay soon became interested in lumber, furnishing the means for the erection of a mill, and decided to remain in this country. In his first venture he was associated with Charles Jones, and later they erected a mill at Menominee, Michigan, where they continued in business until 1896, and in this year the Wisconsin Malt and Grain Company was founded and a large plant erected. Mr. Ramsay was associated with this concern until his death, which occurred June 23, 1907. He was one of the leading members of the Episcopal Church, and was one of the principal contributors when the handsome new church of All Saints was erected, and served for several years as a warden. He was a Blue Lodge Mason and a member of all of the leading Appleton clubs. He was remarkably fond of his home, and was a man whose death is a distinct loss to his adopted city. On June 29, 1881, Mr. Ramsay was united in marriage with Kate Graveraet King, the estimable daughter of Daniel Webster and Sarah Ann (Graveraet) King, who settled in Green Bay and was there engaged in a drug business. Henry Graveraet, the father of Mrs. King, was a. native of Holland and became an early settler among the Indians, learning nine different Indian languages and making numerous treaties with them, and the United States Government. He married Charlotte Isabella Livingston, who learned three Indian languages and was idolized by the Indians, who called her the Daughter of the Little White Chief. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay had two children: Hallie Ellen, who married R. B. Watson, a New York mining engineer, has one daughter, Patricia.; and Ethel Katherine, living at home. Both are graduates of Grafton Hall, Fond du Lac, and of Dresden, Germany, where they spent several years studying music, specializing on the violin and piano. | Ramsay, Bertin (I308291)
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| 19390 | Bertin Ramsey 30 | Ramsay, Bertin (I308291)
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| 19391 | Bertin Ramsey 52 Kate G Ramsey 46 Hallie E Ramsey 20 Ethel K Ramsey 19 Emma Fomaschky 24 Lydie Jack 22 Emma Schwandt 27 John Cockayne 44 | Ramsay, Bertin (I308291)
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| 19392 | Bertin Ramsey Kate G Ramsey Hallie E Ramsey Ethel K Ramsey Emma Fomaschky Lydie Jack Emma Schwandt John Cockayne | Ramsay, Hallie Ellen (I308119)
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| 19393 | Bertram Harper Elizabeth Harper Mary Harper Louisa Harper Alma Harper Mary Schaefer Martin Kepp | Harper, Emma (I147408)
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| 19394 | Bertram Harper Elizabeth Harper Mary Harper Louisa Harper Alma Harper Mary Schaefer Martin Kepp | Harper, Mary (I147409)
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| 19395 | Bertram Harper Elizabeth Harper Mary Harper Louisa Harper Alma Harper Mary Schaefer Martin Kepp | Schaefer, Elizabeth (I166109)
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| 19396 | Bertram Harper Elizabeth Harper Mary Harper Louisa Harper Alma Harper Mary Schaefer Martin Kepp | Harper, Bertram (I166110)
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| 19397 | Bertran F Goss Cleavis Goss Percival Goss Jola Goss | Goss, Bertrum (I324280)
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| 19398 | Bertschy, Harold W. Harold Bertschy, of Appleton, age 87, passed away on Thursday, March 22, 2007, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Harold was born in Manitowoc County on March 3, 1920, son of the late Edward and Ida (Kuck) Bertschy. During World War II, Harold served as a member of the U.S. Army, 127th Infantry, D company, and was discharged honorably in 1943. On June 23, 1945, he married the former Elda Neitzke; she survives. Over the years, he had been employed at Scolding Locks in Appleton as well as working for over thirty-four years at Riverside Paper. Harold was a longtime and faithful member of Faith Lutheran Church in Appleton. Harold is survived by his wife of sixty-one years, Elda Bertschy of Appleton; a son, Jim (Sherry) Bertschy of Appleton; two grandchildren: Stephanie and Andrew Bertschy of Appleton; a sister, Doris Mielke of Kaukauna; sister-in-law, Marion (Cecil) Piper of Oshkosh. Harold was preceded in death by his parents, and by a sister, a brother, three brothers-in-law, and six sisters-in-law. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. on Sunday, March 25, 2007, at the Wichmann Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev. Paul Brinkman of Faith Lutheran Church officiating. Entombment will be in Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday, from 2 p.m. until the hour of the service. The family would like to extend their thanks the staff of 4-West at St. Elizabeth Hospital. They cared so well for Harold, as though he was their own. Your kindness and compassion will always be remembered by our family. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street | Bertschy, Harold (I111700)
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| 19399 | Beryard Le Vencht 68 John Le Vencht 31 | TeVrucht, Bernard (I160032)
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| 19400 | Beryl Van Bakel, 86, of Janesville, died Sunday, Dec. 9, 2007, at Evansville Manor. She was born in Black Creek, WI, on July 23, 1921, daughter of John B. and Hazel J. (Huse) Huhn. She graduated from St. Teachers College, Milwaukee, WI, with a Bachelor of Science Degree. Beryl married Leonard A. Van Bakel at St. Mary???s Catholic Church on Nov. 17, 1951. She had been a Janesville resident for the past 56 years. She was employed by Whitewater School District and Janesville School District, retiring in May of 1983. Beryl was a member of St. John Vianney Catholic Church. She is survived by 2 sons, John (Cindra) Van Bakel of Champlin, MN, and Jim (Rebecca) Van Bakel of Palmer, AK; 5 daughters: Joan Hartung of Eau Claire, WI, Jean (Roger) Green of Tempe, AZ, Judy (Sam) Komar of Lake in the Hills, IL, Janice (Tom) Madden and Jill (Bruce) Bandi, both of Janesville; 12 grandchildren: Sarah, Rachel, Carrie, Addison, Joe, Matthew, Meagan, Mackenzie, Jason, Jeremy, Janelle, and Jacob; 2 great-granddaughters, Kailee and Ava; 2 brothers, Maurice (Marie) Huhn of Appleton, WI, and Gerald (Joyce) Huhn of Black Creek, WI, and many other extended family and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Leonard; a brother, Gordon; a sister, Shirley; and granddaughter, Emily. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2007, at ST. JOHN VIANNEY CATHOLIC CHURCH, with Fr. Randy Timmerman officiating. Interment will be in Milton Lawns Memorial Park. Friends may call on Wednesday, from 10 until 11 a.m. at the CHURCH. SCHNEIDER APFEL SCHNEIDER & SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME is assisting the family with the arrangements. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, memorials may be made to the Alzheimer???s Support Center, 20 S. Main Street, Suite 5, Janesville, WI 53545. For online obituary and registry: www.schneiderfuneraldirectors.com The family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to Dr. Aaron Best, the staffs of Evansville Manor and HospiceCare Inc. for the compassionate care of our mother. | Huhn, Beryl N. (I83474)
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| 19401 | Besaw, Robert “Bob” T.Robert “Bob” T. Besaw, 67, Green Bay, peacefully passed away at home, Thur sday afternoon, Aug. 26, 2004, with his family at his side. Born on Aug. 1 5, 1937, in Green Bay, he is the son of the late John and Nellie (Vanden H euvel) Besaw. He graduated from Central Catholic High School, Class of 195 5. Bob married the former Catherine Wilmet on July 13, 1957, at St. Bonifa ce Church in De Pere. He was employed for 42 years at James River Paper, r etiring as a supervisor in April 1998. Bob is a member of St. Willebrord C hurch, Moose Lodge #801, and Knights of Columbus, Abbot Pennings Counci l. He enjoyed golf, bowling, winters in Arizona, was an extreme Packer fa n, and most of all, loved time spent at the cottage in Crivitz with fami ly and friends.He is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Catherine “Cathy”; six chil dren and spouses, Barbara (Al) Enderby, Sobieski; Thomas (Amanda) Besaw, A llouez; Timothy (Peggy) Besaw, Green Bay; Shirley Christensen, Mesquite, T exas; Michael Besaw, Wausau; Scott (Christine) Besaw, Green Bay; one son-i n-law, George Johnson, Green Bay: 12 grandchildren, two great-grandchildre n; siblings and spouses, Marge Horkman, Green Bay; Frank (Bernice) Besa w, Green Bay; Donald “Gordy” (Anna Mae) Besaw, Eugene, Ore.; Rosemary (Jer ry) DeKeyser, Brussels; Pat (Maynard) Van Ess, Oconto; one sister-in-la w, Carol Besaw, Green Bay; many other relatives and friends.He was preceded in death by his parents; daughter, Mary Johnson; two broth ers, Roland “Dick” and Gerald Besaw; father and mother-in-law, Alvin and M agdelan (Vanden Heuvel) Wilmet; brother-in-law, Henry Horkman; one sister- in-law, Shirley Wilmet.Visitation at MALCORE Funeral Home, University Ave. at Baird Street, fr om 4 to 8 p.m. Monday. Knights of Columbus vigil service at 7 p.m. Pari sh wake service 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home. Tuesday visitation continu es in the Fr. Ken De Groot Community Center of St. Willebrord Church, 2 09 S. Adams St., from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the funeral. Funeral Ma ss 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the church with the Rev. Kenneth J. De Groot, O.P raem, officiating. Burial in Allouez Catholic Cemetery.Bob’s family extends a special thank you to Dr. Paul Rosenthal and Jenni e; Unity Hospice, especially Barb and April; the many, many family membe rs and friends who helped throughout Bob’s illness. | Besaw, Robert (I78310)
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| 19402 | Besaw | Besaw, John (I344102)
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| 19403 | Beschta | Krause, Helen (I184314)
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| 19404 | Beschta | Beschta, Matt (I139462)
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| 19405 | Beschta, Carol E. (Pommerenke) Carol E. (Pommerenke) Beschta, Appleton, age 77, passed away at Cherry Meadows on Thursday, July 14, 2011. She was born in Appleton on March 5, 1934 the daughter of the late Walter and Mabel (Brandt) Pommerenke. On June 11, 1955 she married her husband of 56 years, J.J. "Skip" Beschta. Carol enjoyed word searches and crafts such as cross-stitching and floral arranging. She will be remembered for her hand made Christmas ornaments and candy, being a wonderful home maker, taking very good care of her family, and being a "Great Mom." Carol is survived by her husband, Skip; children: Judy (Mike) Grishaber of Appleton, Luann (Brian) Byatt of Appleton, and Gene (Bonnie) Beschta of Appleton; grandchildren: Lance (Jesse Brinkmann) Grishaber, Lucas (Kelly Webb) Grishaber and John Beschta; sister, Alice (Mory) Locklin; brothers-in-law: Al "Red" McHugh, David Banks and Edward Busch. She was preceded in death by her sisters: Amy McHugh, Judith Banks, and Mary Busch; and brother, Walter Pommerenke, Jr. The funeral liturgy will be at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 19, 2011 at the Wichmann Funeral Home, Tri-County Chapel, with Fr. Jim Leary OFM.CAP. officiating. Friends will be received at the funeral home on Tuesday from 3:00 p.m. until the time of the service. The family extends a special thank you to nurse practitioner Patti Martins, Dr. Kevin Mortara and the staff at Fox Valley Hematology for their excellent care. Further, a special thank you to Melissa, Ellen, Jim, Twila, Karla and the entire staff at Cherry Meadows for their personal and compassionate care. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in Carol's name for Cherry Meadows Hospice. Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel 3212 S. Oneida St. Menasha 831-9905 Online Condolenceswww.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 17, 2011 | Pommerenke, Carol (I139624)
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| 19406 | Beschta, Dorothy "Grandma" Dorothy "Grandma" Beschta, age 87, of Hortonville, left us with a smile on her face and love in her heart to be with the Lord and her husband Elmer on April 24, 2008. Dorothy was born on November 20, 1920, in Hortonville, daughter of the late William and Laura (Schumacher) Dorn. On November 20, 1940, she was united in marriage to Elmer Beschta. He preceded her in death in 1996. She and her husband lived and farmed in the Hortonville area. She was an active member of SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church and the Christian Mothers. She volunteered her time working for the funeral lunches and the Friday Fish Fries during Lent. She loved shopping, shaking dice and playing cards. Dorothy is survived by three daughters: Beverly Heenan (special friend John Vander Zanden), Appleton; Joan (Bill) Aldinger, Hortonville; and Jean (Ron) McHugh, Black Creek; two brothers: Emory Dorn, Hortonville; and Ed (Elaine) Dorn, Hortonville; a sister-in-law, Lorraine Nussbaum, Hortonville. Eleven grandchildren: Diane (Mike) Zielke, Buzz Heenan, Lori (Terry) Casey, Lyn (Ryan) Rosenow, Terri (Dave) Mulzer, Mary Jo (Gregg) Theimer, Jamie Besaw (special friend Cassie), Chad (Tammy) McHugh, Kelly McHugh (fiance Phil), Jeremy (Dana) McHugh and Rob McHugh (special friend Laura); 23 great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends also survive Dorothy. Besides her parents and husband, Dorothy is preceded in death by a sister Bernice Laux, a brother Ron Dorn, son-in-law Charles Heenan, a granddaughter Sheryl Heenan and a great-grandson Brad Heenan. Funeral Mass for Dorothy will be held on Monday, April 28, 2008, at 10:30 a.m. at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Hortonville with Rev. Msgr. James Feely officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at Borchardt & Moder Funeral Home in Hortonville on Sunday, April 27, 2008, from 4-7 p.m. and at the church on Monday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. She took a part of us with her but left us with so much more than words can express. Dear God, Thank you so much for giving us the gift of our dear precious mother for all these years. We will treasure the beautiful memories forever. Borchardt & Moder Funeral Home 109 W. Main St. Hortonville 920-779-4588 www.borchardtmoder funeralhomes.com | Dorn, Dorothy (I144110)
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| 19407 | Beschta, Vincent N. Vincent N. Beschta born into Eternal Life on April 7, 2008, at the age of 91. Beloved husband of the late Mary (nee Hackett) for 50 years. Loving father of Larry (Mary Jane), Nancy, Mary (Roger) Uttech, Margaret Cole, Marlene, David (Ellyn) and Laurie (Rick) Soike. Loving grandpa of many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren. Dear brother of Gene (Carol) and Joan Gruentzel. Preceded in death by his parents, Bernard and Catherine; and six brothers and sisters. Further survived by other relatives and friends. Vincent was a proud employee of Wisconsin Bell and retired after 46 years of dedicated service. Visitation at MAX A. SASS GREENRIDGE CHAPEL on Friday, April 11, 2008, from 4-7 p.m. with a 7 p.m. vigil and thereafter on Saturday, April 12, at ST. ALPHONSUS Catholic Church (6060 W. Loomis Rd.) from 10-10:45 a.m. with an 11 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial. Private interment. MAX A. SASS & SONS GREENRIDGE CHAPEL Funeral & Cremation Services 4747 S. 60th St. | Beschta, Vincent (I143683)
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| 19408 | Besfenger added after name on info from AnnDietrich | Kolb, Jacob (I48687)
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| 19409 | Beson | Beson, Roy (I200501)
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| 19410 | Beson | Beson, Theodore (I344104)
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| 19411 | Bess C Solar in the Michigan, Marriage Records, 1867-1952 Name: Bess C Solar Gender: Female Race: White Birth Year: abt 1894 Birth Place: Michigan Marriage Date: 1 Oct 1925 Marriage Place: Detroit, Michigan, USA Age: 31 Residence Place: H Park, Michigan Father: Frank Mother: Elizabeth Reeves Spouse: Arch L Faulkner Record Number: 299137 Film: 186 Film Description: 1925 Wayne https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/9093/41326_342252-00073?pid=2951095&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26db%3DMI-Marriages%26h%3D2951095%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3Dhlm22%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26rhSource%3D2544&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=hlm22&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Family: Faulkner, Arch / Solar, Bess (F214435)
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| 19412 | Bess Faulkner in the 1940 United States Federal Census Home in 1940: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan Street: Grandville Westone Household Members: Name Age Arch L Faulkner 61 Bess Faulkner 45 Geraldine Faulkner 13 Lester J Salar 40 Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan; Roll: T627_1890; Page: 61A; Enumeration District: 84-1604B Source Information Ancestry.com. 1940 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/2442/M-T0627-01890-00177?pid=79825003&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26db%3D1940usfedcen%26h%3D79825003%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3Dhlm22%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26rhSource%3D9093&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=hlm22&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Solar, Bess (I340845)
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| 19413 | Bessette, James A. "Gomer", Manawa, Age 58, died unexpectedly Sunday, September 29, 2002 at Riverside Hospital in Waupaca. He was born on October 30, 1943 in Embarrass; son of the late Fred and Marie (Zerbes) Bessette. James married the former Carmen Dervin at Most Precious Blood Catholic Church in New London. He was employed at Pierce Mfg. for over 19 years. He is survived by his wife, Carmen; his children: Laurie (Tim) Barnick, Fremont; David (Janet) Bessette, New London; Becky (David) Hebert, Oshkosh; his grandchildren: Candace Kuppernus, Ethan Barnick, Ryan and Kourtney Hebert; two brothers: Leo (Ann) Bessette, Clintonville; Harold (Sandra) Bessette, Manawa; a sister, Patricia (Orville) Bartman, New London; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother and an infant sister. The Funeral Mass will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 3, 2002 at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in the Town of Lebanon with Rev. Msgr. Dennis Lally officiating. Burial will be in Baldwins Mill Cemetery in the Town of Royalton. Friends may call at the Cline-Hanson-Dahlke Funeral Home in Manawa on Wednesday, October 2, 2002 from 4-8 p.m. and on Thursday from 9:00 a.m. until the procession leaves for church. A parish prayer service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday night at the funeral home | Bessette, James (I179058)
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| 19414 | Bessie Belle Stalker Titles and Terms: Event Type: Event Date: Event Place: Gender: Race: Registration Date: Registration Place: Christening Date: Christening Place: Christening Age: Death Date: Death Age: Father's Name: Father's Titles and Terms: Father's Birthplace: Father's Age: Mother's Name: Mother's Titles and Terms: Mother's Birthplace: Easthampton Mother's Age: Paternal Grandfather's Name: Paternal Grandmother's Name: Maternal Grandfather's Name: Maternal Grandmother's Name: Additional Relatives: Reference ID: GS Film number: Digital Folder Number: Image Number: OCCUPATION: PAPER MAKER Citing this Record: "Massachusetts, Births, 1841-1915," Database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FX6G-XSR : accessed 28 June 2015), Bessie Belle Stalker, 07 Jul 1892; citing Holyoke, Hampden, Massachusetts, reference 633, Massachusetts Archives, Boston; FHL microfilm 1,651,218. | Stalker, Bessie Belle (I334467)
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| 19415 | Bessie I. Presteen, 89, Appleton, passed away Saturday, December 4, 2010, at Brewster Village. She was born in Black Creek January 31, 1921, to the late Frank and Elsie Lemke. On June 18, 1944, she married Harold Presteen and he preceded her in death in July of 1999 after 55 years together. Bessie was a homemaker; enjoyed bus trips, time spent at their cottage and visits from her grandchildren. She was a member of Faith Lutheran Church for over 60 years. Bessie is survived by her sons: Vernon Presteen and fiancee Kathy Tuttle, Appleton, Gary (Sue) Presteen, Neenah; grandchildren: Eric (Heidi) Presteen, MN; Holly (Nawai) Kane, Appleton; two great-granddaughters: Lauren Presteen and Kailey Kane; a sister Evelyn Lom; sisters-in-law: Lucille Schultz and Dorothy Henke. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Harold; brothers-in-law: Ed Lom, Gordon Rohm, Roy Schultz, Martin Anderson, Reinhold Sommers and Carl Henke; sisters-in-law: Mildred Sommers, Margaret Schalming, Elva Anderson and Laureta Rohm. Funeral Services for Bessie will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, December 11, 2010, at the Valley Funeral Home with Rev. Leon Knitt officiating. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Friends may visit the family Saturday from 9 - 11 a.m. The family wishes to express a special thank you to Brewster Village, Heartwood Homes and ThedaCare at Home for their care and compassion shown to Bessie. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton 920-733-5435 Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20101207/APC010301/12070438/Presteen-Bessie-I-#ixzz17XuuojRA | Lemke, Bessie I. (I172348)
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| 19416 | Bessie L. Clewley 9/24/1911 10/29/1993 Post Crescent 10/29/1993 B 4 | Clewley, Bessie L. (I138712)
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| 19417 | Bessie Nagel Erma Nagel William Nagel | Ludke, Bertha "Bessie" (I58015)
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| 19418 | Bessie Pauline Olga Jens b Nov 12, 1905 T Center, Wi Bapt Dec 17, 1905 Freedom Moravian Church D/O; Friedrich & Laura Koss Jens | Jens, Bessie Pauline (I341300)
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| 19419 | BESSING, Henry Anton who devotes his attention to dairy farming on a tract of sixty acres in Grand Chute township, has been a resident of this section for a long period, and is known as one of his township's reliable citizens. He was born at Buffalo, New York. January 17, 1854, a son of Bernhard and Katharine (Sunderman) Bessing, natives of Prussia, Germany. The parents of Mr. Bessing came to the United States about 1842, and located first in Detroit, Michigan, but after a short period removed to Buffalo, New York, where Mr. Bessing followed his trade as moulder until his death there in 1864. Two years later Mrs. Bessing married Bernhardt Doing and came to Appleton, Mr. Doing purchasing a farm near the present property of Mr. Bessing, and here he died some years later, Mrs. Doing then returning to Buffalo, where her death occurred January 19, 1892. Five children were born by her first marriage: Henry Anton: Frank, who is deceased; John, a resident of Buffalo, and Bernhardt, also living in the Bison city, and Rose, who died in September, 1908, the wife of John Guelff, of Grand Chute township. Mrs. Doing had four children by her second union, namely: William, a soldier in the regular United States army; Tilly, who is deceased; Joseph, who resides on State street, Appleton, an engineer in the paper mill, and Minnie, who is deceased. Henry Anton received his education in the public schools of Buffalo, New York, and worked on the home farm in Grand Chute township until he was twenty-one years old. He then started working out as a hired man among the farmers of that vicinity, and when he had accumulated enough money he invested it in the farm which he now operates, a first-class tract of sixty acres which he devotes to dairy farming. He has erected a number of new, substantial buildings, fitted with modern equipment, with improvements to insure cleanliness and hygienic conditions, and he has a fine herd of dairy stock which he feeds on well kept pasture land. Mr. Bessing is a member of the Roman Catholic Church at Appleton. In political matters he is an adherent of the principles of the Democratic party, and he has served one term as a member of the town board. On November 11, 1884, Mr. Bessing was married to Mary Heiman, who was born in Oconto, Wisconsin, June 22, 1865, daughter of Henry and Anna (Jochamen) Heiman, the former born in Holland in 1832, and the latter in Westphalia, Germany, October 8, 1842. Mr. Heiman came to America when about twenty years of age, and for about eight years thereafter he followed his trade of baker. After his marriage he became proprietor of a boarding house in Oconto, Wisconsin, but after three years bought a farm in Grand Chute township, which he operated until 1905. They were the parents of ten children: Henry, who is deceased; Mrs. Bessing; Lena, the wife of William Liethen, overseer of the paper mill, residing on Walnut street, Appleton; Anna, the wife of Frank Hooyman, a farmer of Freedom township; John, residing on the old homestead; Frank and Francis, deceased;Antone, a Grand Chute township farmer; Margaret, the wife of Matt Jackels, a retired farmer of Story street, Appleton, and one child, which died in infancy. Mr. and Mrs. Bessing have had six children: Cecelia, born November 22, 1884, died February 5, 1906; John, born May 16, 1887, who died December 8, 1894; William, born February 17, 1890; Anna, born May 23, 1892; Raymond, born August 31, 1894, and Agnes, born February 16, 1896.Taken from The Outagamie County Pioneer Record. | Bissing, Henry Anton (I108889)
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| 19420 | Best Bakery in Menasha | Hietpas, Shirley (I23077)
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| 19421 | Best Fargo Lorraine Fargo Margaet Fargo | Fargo, Bert W. (I155296)
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| 19422 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fargo, Margaret (I157257)
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| 19423 | Best Fargo Lorraine Fargo Margaet Fargo | Hayes, Margaret "Madge" (I157265)
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| 19424 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | O'Boyle, John W. (I168061)
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| 19425 | Bestler | Hackel, Theresa (I162812)
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| 19426 | Bestler | Ertl, Doretta (I181727)
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| 19427 | bet 1948 - Aug 20 1950 | Bettis, Vernon R. (I308919)
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| 19428 | Beth A. Weyenberg, of Appleton, age 50, passed away on Wednesday, August 15, 2012 at St. Elizabeth Hospital surrounded by her family. She was born on November 2, 1961, in Appleton, the daughter of David and Barbara (Eggert) Dalke. Beth graduated from Appleton West High School in 1980 and Fox Valley Technical College with an Associate Degree in 1982. On October 16, 1993, Beth married Mark Weyenberg at Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church in Appleton. She was a member of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Appleton and was a shepherd with the Sunday School Program. Beth played the oboe in the Neenah Community Band. She loved being with family, especially her children, and was a room mother at Horizons Elementary School. Beth was employed at Kimberly Clark for over 28 years. Beth is survived by her husband: Mark Weyenberg; children: Justin (fiancée Sarah Titus) Weyenberg; Alexander Weyenberg; and Megan Weyenberg; her parents: David and Barbara Dalke; brothers: Brian (Lorelle) Dalke; and Todd Dalke; Mark's parents: Ronald and Zona Weyenberg; brothers-in-law: Brian (Diane) Weyenberg; Gary Weyenberg; and David (Lisa) Weyenberg. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. The funeral service for Beth will be held at 11:00 am on Friday, August 17, 2012 at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 2330 E. Calumet Street in Appleton. Rev. Roger McQuistion and Rev. Gary Nokleberg will be officiating. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park in Appleton. The visitation will be held at the church on Friday from 9:00 am until 10:45 am. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in her name. Online condolences can be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. Beth's family would like to thank the nurses and staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital and Manorcare for their loving care and compassion. logo Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 16, 2012 | Dalke, Beth (I111556)
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| 19429 | Beth Anne Ebben, Kimberly, age 51, died as the result of a car accident August 8, 2010. She was born in Appleton to Anthony L. and Gloria (Strover) Ebben on August 21, 1958. To be with her God, she was an active member of Appleton Alliance Church. Beth was employed at Innovative Services and previously at Lutheran Social Services and Valley Packaging Inc. as a job coach. Her life's work was to serve the handicapped. She had many friends. Beth is survived by four children: Alfred (Jill) and Jessica Foth, Sarah Sherer and Russell Wons, all of Appleton; grandchildren: Dalton Foth, Jayson Sherer Jr., DreVaughn Roberts and Erin Harpt; mother Gloria Ebben; brothers: David (Elizabeth), William (Elisabeth) and Gerard Ebben; sister Barbara (Richard Ray) Ebben; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by her grandparents: Florence L. Strover, Harry and Marie Ebben; aunt and uncle Harriet and Arnold Vandenberg. Visitation Thursday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME and Friday from 10 a.m. until time of Funeral at 11 a.m. at APPLETON ALLIANCE CHURCH (2693 W. Grand Chute Blvd., Appleton) with Pastor Bill Barwis officiating. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. For online condolences, please visit www.oconnellfh.com. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 920-788-6237 | Ebben, Beth Anne (I71491)
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| 19430 | Beth Anne Peotter, 62, Appleton, passed away unexpectedly at Appleton Medical Center on July 23, 2012. She was born December 29, 1949 in Appleton to the late William and Helen (Burmeister) Peotter. Beth graduated from Appleton East High School and went on to work for American Family Insurance as a claim adjuster in Madison. She transferred to the Appleton office and retired in 2009. Beth was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Appleton. She also was a member of the National Humane Society and supported their efforts. Beth enjoyed needle-point and good movies, was an avid reader, and enjoyed listening to the music of Neil Diamond and Phil Collins. She didn't have a family of her own, but enjoyed and doted on her nieces and nephews and their children. She will be greatly missed by her sister, Christine (Gary) Neumann, New London; nieces and nephews: Rebecca (Dean) Ballmann, Sarah (fiancé, Jason Reed) Stealey, Eric (Angela) Neumann, Ted (Kari) Neumann and Elizabeth (Jason) Schomburg; 8 great nieces and nephews: William, Pearce, Maddox, Olivia, Grant, Elliot, Jenna and Avery; her three feline friends: Frankie, Chester and Scooter. Funeral Services for Beth will be held at 11:00 am Saturday, July 28, 2012 at Zion Lutheran Church, Appleton with Rev. Ron Nielsen officiating. Memorials may be directed to the Zion Lutheran Church Organ Fund. The family would like to thank the staff of AMC ICU for their care of Beth and to special friends: Deb and Sandy for all of their care and concern shown to Beth. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 26, 2012 | Peotter, Beth (I322929)
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| 19431 | Beth Doreen Grempel 10/2/1934 7/8/2001 Post Crescent 7/10/2001 C 5 | Grempel, Beth Doreen (I138773)
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| 19432 | Beth, Florence P.Florence P. Beth, 95, Green Bay, died early Monday morning, May 23, 200 5, at a local nursing home. Born in De Pere on Dec. 12, 1909, she is the d aughter of the late Theodore and Cecelia Cornelissen. She married J. Valen tine Beth, Jr. at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral on Oct. 9, 1937, and he pre ceded her in death in April 1957. Since her husband died at a young age, F lorence worked hard to raise her family. In addition to being a fulltime m other, she was also employed at Mednikows on Main Street for eight years a nd Green Bay Packaging for 17 years. She enjoyed gardening, flowers, playi ng cards with her sisters, and times spent with her family.She is survived by her three children, Ronald (Peggy) Beth, St. Charles, I ll.; Rosalie (Dennis) Lawyer and Darlene (Richard) Whitmire, both of Gre en Bay; seven grandchildren, Randy (Layla) Beth, Illinois; Lynn (Mark) Sim otes, Illinois; Leroy (Lisa) Phillips, Langes Corners; Cindy Schaaf, De Pe re; Karen Lawyer, Green Bay; Mike Whitmire, Green Bay; Marshall Whitmir e, Green Bay; 13 great-grandchildren; six step-grandchildren; 21 step-grea t-grandchildren; two sisters, Margaret Pauwels, De Pere; Esther Boyer, Gre en Bay; nieces nephews.She was preceded in death by her parents; spouse, J. Valentine Beth, Jr .; one granddaughter, Barbara Lawyer; one sister, Angeline Van Handel.Friends may call at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral Church, Friday from 9: 30 a.m. until the time of the funeral. Mass of Christian Burial Frid ay 11 a.m. at the church with Monsignor Roy Klister officiating. Buri al in Allouez Catholic Cemetery. MALCORE Funeral Home is in charge of arra ngements.Special thanks to the staff and nurses of Anna’s House and Unity Hospice. | Cornelissen, Florence (I59697)
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| 19433 | Beth, Milton H.Milton H. Beth, 90, West Bend, died Monday, Oct. 15. 2001, at the Cedar La ke Health Care Center in West Bend. He was born Dec. 31, 1910, in De Per e, Wis., to the late Adam and Sophia (nee Benz) and married Martha E. Blin dauer on Nov. 4, 1937, in Green Bay. Martha preceded Milton in death on Ju ne 17, 2001. Decades ago he sang with the Y.M.C.A. Glee Club, even traveli ng to Chicago to perform at the Palmer House with the band of Ozzie Nels on and Harriet Hillard. That was before Ozzie and Harriet married and beca me television stars. During the 1940's he sang with the West Bend Barbersh op Quartet and Chorus while his wife, Martha sang with the Sweet Adeline' s. In his latter years he sang with the West Bend Senior Center Chorus. Mi lton worked for many years in retail, retiring from Jim Handy Hardware.Survivors include three children, Richard (Jeanne), Oconomowoc; Micky (Bon nie), St. Germaine, Wis.; and Ruth Ann (Thomas) Classey, West Bend; nine g randchildren, Tim (Laurie) Beth, Tom (Debbie) Beth, Vicki (Dean) Larson, R andy (Wendy) Beth, John (Karrie) Beth, Steven (Sara) Beth, Gregg (Barb) Cl assey, Glenn Classey and Gary (Tammy) Classey; and 14 great-grandchildre n. Milton is further survived by two sisters-in-law, Dorothy Hammes and G en Strutz, both of Green Bay; nieces, nephews and other relatives and frie nds. He was preceded in death by two brothers and four sisters.Memorial Services will be held Friday, Oct. 19, 2001, at 11 a.m. at the Sc hmidt Funeral Home in West Bend, with the Rev. Michael Petersen of St. Fra nces Cabrini Church officiating. Inurnment will follow in Washington Coun ty Memorial Park. The family will greet relatives and friends on Frida y, at the funeral home from 10 a.m. until the time of the services.Milton's family would like to extend a special Thank You to the staff of t he Cedar Lake Health Care Center. | Beth, Milton H. (I22121)
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| 19434 | Bethel L. ("Dolly") Mitchell, age 88, of Appleton, Wisconsin, passed away on Friday afternoon, December 2, 2011 at Colony Oaks Care Center. Dolly was born in Foster City, Michigan on April 20, 1923, to the late Charles and Lorraine Prue. On June 25, 1941, Dolly married Leonard Joseph Mitchell in Mackville, Wisconsin. She lived in the Fox Cities area most of her life. Dolly was an avid gardener, quilter, and candy maker. She was also an excellent cook and loved to collect recipes and recipe books. In her later years, she learned to enjoy reading and writing. Dolly is survived by her seven children: Joseph Mitchell of Menasha, Michael (Janet) Mitchell of Antigo, David (Maria) Mitchell, Robert (Kay) Mitchell, and Randy Mitchell, all of Kaukauna, Daniel (Nancy) Mitchell of Appleton, and Linda (Wayne) Houlberg of Oak Ridge, Tennessee. She is also survived by 13 grandchildren; Barb, Steve, Michele, Tina, Tara, Brett, Michele, Kara, Jeremy, Nicholas, Brian, Samantha, Rachel; and 16 great-grandchildren; Hunter, Gabrielle, John, Zachary, Scott, Abby, Cole, Cade, Avery, Mary, Miller, Landon, Justice, April, Damen, Marissa; and a brother, Stanley Prue of Denver, Colorado. She was preceded in death by her husband, Leonard; her parents, a sister and four brothers. In keeping with Dolly's wishes, her body will be cremated. A private service and interment in St. Nicholas Cemetery in Freedom will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, friends are encouraged to contribute to a memorial fund, care of Michael Mitchell, 229 Mayfair St, Antigo, Wisconsin, 54409. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N Richmond St Appleton 733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on December 6, 2011 | Prue, Beth L. (I160956)
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| 19435 | Bethke, Bernard S., Parksi de Care Center, Little ChuteAge 76, formerly of Brillion, died Sunday, February 15, 2004. He was bo rn April 14, 1927 in Kasson, son of the late Peter and Elsie (Hauser) Beth ke. On April 11, 1953 he married Roslyn Curtis. He worked at Brillion Ir on Works until his retirement in 1989. He was a member of Holy Family Cath olic Church in Brillion. Survivors include his wife, Rosie; his childre n: Sylvia (Robert) Loose, Forest Junction; Dave (Laurie) Bethke, Reedsvill e; Sharon Brochtrup, Ohio; Barb (Dwight) Hogan, IL; Dan (Lori) Bethke a nd Jean Broehm, all of Kaukauna; 17 grandchildren, two great-grandchildre n, a sister, Loretta Fritsch, Wrightstown; and a brother, Peter (Clara) Be thke, Greenleaf. Bernard was preceded in death by his parents, a son, Haro ld and a brother, Delbert. Mass of Christian Burial will be Thursday, Febr uary 19, at 4 p.m. at Holy Family Catholic Church in Brillion. The Rev. T om Long will officiate. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends m ay call at the church, 1100 W. Ryan Street in Brillion on Thursday fr om 1 p.m. until the time of mass. The Wieting Funeral Home in Brilli on is assisting the family with arrangements. | Bethke, Bernard S. (I67612)
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| 19436 | Betolomous Sperl Mary Sperl Antone Sperl Mary Sperl Martha Sperl Edna Sperl George Sperl | Sperl, Bart (I323043)
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| 19437 | Betsey Steanis Peter Steanis George Steanis Cadila Steanis William Steanis Bessie Steanis | Steenis, George (I181698)
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| 19438 | Betsie A Meyers Ada Myers | Myers, Ada Elizabeth (I312549)
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| 19439 | Betsy Jo Bauer, age 54, of 432 W. Scott Street in Stevens Point, passed away Wednesday evening, Feb. 28, 2007, at home. She was born April 27, 1952, in Appleton to Gene and Josephine (Nigl) Langdon. She lived and worked in Milwaukee for many years before moving to Stevens Point. She is survived by her mother, Josephine A. Langdon of Neenah; father, Gene Langdon of Neenah; two brothers: Mark G. (Teresa) Langdon of Menasha; Rick (Karen) of Neenah. Beloved Partner and Soulmate: Patrick "P.J." Jawson of Stevens Point. Also two nieces and one nephew. Further survived by many cousins, relatives and friends. Private, family funeral services and burial will be held at a later date. A memorial will be established in her name. Pisarski/Dzikoski Funeral Home in Stevens Point assisted the family with arrangements. For online condolences, please visit www.pisarskifuneralhome.com. Pisarski/Dzikoski Funeral Home, Stevens Point, 715-344-4595. | Langdon, Betsy Jo (I313702)
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| 19440 | Bette Chadek 1/5/1924 2/25/1992 Post Crescent 2/26/1992 C 4 | Chadek, Bette Jane (I7735)
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| 19441 | Bette Gibbs, 69, Larsen, passed away Friday, May 23, 2014, with her family by her side. She was born May 9, 1945, in Appleton, daughter of Louis and Anne (Hornbeck) Nabbefeld. On October 5, 1968, Bette married Charles Gibbs "Jiggs", in Neenah, and he preceded her in death January 23, 2014. Bette was self-employed with her home design business for 22 years. She was a people-person and loved getting to know others. Bette liked playing cards, canning, and gardening, as well as traveling and camping with family. She was also a dedicated caregiver to her husband until his death. Bette was a member of the Winchester Lioness Club, and volunteered with her church, St. Mary Catholic Church, Winneconne. Bette is survived by her three daughters: Jackie (John) Thompson, Larsen; Jennie (Gene) Smit and their children: Paige and Ian, Neenah; and Jesse (Dan) Holland and their children: Drew and Alex, Madison; her mother-in-law, Helen Gibbs; 4 sisters-in-law and a brother-in-law: Joan Longsine, Janet (Al) Elsworth, Patti (Rick) Harrer, Mary (Jeff) Gross, and Steve Gibbs; cousins: Michael (Anne) Nabbefeld and Bonnie Nabbefeld; other relatives and many friends. Bette was also preceded in death by her parents; her father-in-law, Charles Gibbs; and a brother-in-law, Michael Gibbs. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 28, 2014, at the Kessler Funeral Home, 304 S. Commercial Street, Neenah, with Chaplain Jordan Kuczwara officiating. Inurnment will be in Riverside Cemetery, Appleton. Visitation will be at the funeral home from 4:00-7:00 p.m. Tuesday, and from 9:00 a.m. Wednesday until the time of the service. A memorial has been established in Bette's name. Bette's daughters would like to thank all of the staff in the Neuro IMCU at Theda Clark Medical Center, as well as ThedaCare Hospice at Cherry Meadows, for their loving care for their mom. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from May 24 to May 26, 2014 | Nabbefeld, Bette (I199693)
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| 19442 | Bette Grishaber Maiden Name: Slattery Spouse: Harold Grishaber Born: August 13, 1923 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 29, 1980 Section: D Page: 4 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Joseph Cemetery Location: | Slattery, Elizabeth Alma (Bette) (I182143)
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| 19443 | Bette J. Beschta, age 78, of Appleton, died Thursday, April 22, 2004 at Franciscan Care Center in Appleton. Bette was born April 30, 1925 in Appleton to the late Joseph S. and Lucille (Sorenson) Laux, and has lived in the Fox Valley all of her life. On December 29, 1945 Bette was united in marriage to Carlton Beschta, and the couple enjoyed 43 years together until his death in 1988. She was a member of the Appleton Fire Department Auxillary, the Catholic Daughters, and St. Joseph Catholic Church, Appleton. Bette was an excellent cook and crafts person. She will be sadly missed by her children: Bill (Pam) Beschta, Appleton; Kris (Jeff) Brockes, Rolla, MO.; Peter Beschta, Appleton; and Chuck (Linda) Beschta, Bonduel. There are eight grandchildren: Tina (Mark), Trisha (Mike), Todd (Laura), Tony (Suzann), Jaki, Rebecca, Jared, and Alexis. Great-grandchildren: Kristy, Megan, Stephen, Jayden, Landon, Alex, Ashley, and Jeffrey. She is also survived by her brother, James (Darlene) Laux, Hamilton, Montana. She is further survived by many nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her husband, parents, an infant son Joseph. Funeral Liturgy for Bette will be held 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, April 27th at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 404 W. Lawrence St., Appleton, with the Rev. Larry Abler officiating. Friends may call on Monday at the Brettschneider Trettin Lederer Funeral Chapel from 4 to 8 p.m., and directly at the church on Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. The family would like to extend a special thank you to her sister in law Marcie Beschta. | Laux, Bette J. (I57989)
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| 19444 | Bette M. Janssen, age 88, a Manitowoc resident, entered eternal life on Saturday, July 27, 2013 at Manitowoc Health and Rehabilitation Center. Bette was born on January 14, 1925 in Rome, NY, to the late George and Myrtle Killingbeck Wakefield. After completing her education in Rome, NY, Bette obtained her technical degree from Lane Bryman School of Nursing in Phoenix, AZ as a Medical Assistant. She was employed in the medical field throughout her life. In March 31, 1951, Bette married Marvin Janssen in Tijuana, Mexico. Marvin preceded her in death on October 30, 1989. Survivors include five children: Marie Kraetsch, Manitowoc; Doug (Sharon) Janssen, Fond du Lac; Jan (Linda) Janssen, Seymour; Tamie (Phil) Hargrove, Great Falls, MT; and Toni Akers, Glasgow, KY; 14 grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren; eight great great grandchildren; also other relatives and friends. Bette was preceded in death by her son, Bill; and great granddaughter, Alivian. A memorial service was held at 11 a.m. on Friday, August 2, 2013 at the Harrigan Parkside Funeral Home. Rev. Joe Boyle officiated with burial of Bette's cremated remains to take place at Central Wisconsin Veteran's Memorial Cemetery in King at a later date. Bette's family would like to extend their thanks and appreciation to the staffs of Manitowoc Heath and Rehabilitation Center and Good Shepherd Nursing Home in Seymour for all the care they provided. | Wakefield, Bette M. (I106926)
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| 19445 | Better Deml - 47 Catherin Deml - 46 Meary Deml - 21 Jacob Deml - 19 Annie Deml - 15 John Deml - 11 George Deml - 9 Petter Deml - 3 Taresa Deml - 1 | Deml, Peter (I155221)
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| 19446 | Better Deml Catherin Deml Meary Deml Jacob Deml Annie Deml John Deml George Deml Petter Deml Taresa Deml | Deml, Peter (I138602)
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| 19447 | Better known as Larry Hilaire, owner of Portland's Hilaire's restaurant. (His co-owner of the restaurant was Norbert Albert Broeren) | Spiesschaert, Larry (I1605)
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| 19448 | Betters, Arthur E.; 305 E. 7 th Street, KaukaunaAge 75, passed away Monday, June 23, 2003 at his home surrounded by his fa mily. Art was born in Quinnessec, Michigan on September 14, 1927, son of t he late Joseph and Alice (Jamarr) Betters. He had been a Kaukauna reside nt since 1948, and was employed at Thilmany Pulp and Paper for over thirty -six years, retiring in 1985. On June 19, 1948, Art married the former Ber nice Mischler at St. Mary Catholic Church in Kaukauna. He was a longtime m ember of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Kaukauna and a member of the Quart er Century Club at Thilmany. He is survived by his wife: Bernice Bette rs of Kaukauna; three sons: Daniel (Monica) Betters of Menasha; David Bett ers of Kimberly; Anthony (Jean) Betters of Kimberly; five daughters: Kathl een Krahn of Kaukauna; Carolyn (Michael) Hackel of Combined Locks; Patric ia Oates of Appleton; Teresa Maas of Kaukauna; Laura (Robert) Rolf of Kauk auna; twenty grandchildren: Sue (Phil) Sobiek, Christine and Heather Krah n, Emily and Amanda Hackel and her fiance Jason Lamine, Beth Apitz, Bren t, Jonathon, and Amie Betters, Michael, Paul and Kaitlin Oates, Nicholas a nd Scott Maas and his fiance Kathy Schevers, Brian and Brenda Schuh, Carme n, Robyn, Natasha and Shannon Rolf and her fiance Michael Verhagen; thr ee great-grandchildren: Jade and Trent Sobiek, and Trenton Verhagen; his s pecial little friends Ryan and Maddie Veldman; an aunt Doris Borden of Nee nah, and a great aunt Lillian Betters of Powers, Michigan. Arthur was al so survived by his sisters-in-law: Patricia and Shirley Betters of Kimberl y, Phyllis (Don) Craney of Crivitz; his brother-in-law Maurice (Ethel) Bro ckman of Darboy, and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in dea th by five sisters: Eunice and Lorraine Betters, Evelyn Vander Zanden, Ro se Hunter, and Marilyn Brockman; five brothers: twins Louis and Howard w ho died at birth, Emil, Willard, and Howard Betters and his daughter Dia ne Depner; his brothers-in-law Adrian Vander Zanden, and Wayne Hunter; h is son-in-law Robert Krahn; and two grandchildren Maria Krahn, and Ann Fra nces Betters.The funeral liturgy for Art will be held on Thursday, June 2 6, 2003 at 5:00 PM at ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 119 W. 7th Street in Kauka una with Fr. Robert Udulutsch, OFM Cap. officiating. Interment wi ll be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call directly at the church on T hursday from 3 PM until the hour of the service. A memorial fund is bei ng established. Special thanks: to our friends, friends of our childre n, grandchildren, relatives, neighbors, caregivers, and all who help ed in our efforts to keep Art at home these past six years. Thank you f or the visits, the encouragement, the tolerance, the prayers, the treat s, and all the little things that maybe you didn't even realize you were d oing. Thank you Betty and Denny, Margy and Frank, Erica and her chauffe ur and friend Charlie, Norma and Lewis, Mary and Hank, Les and Dar, and sp ecial dedicated brother-in-law Maurice, and to the Saint Vincent De Paul S ociety; our wonderful neighbors, Dave, Ellen and Russell, and their lovi ng children, Jim, Randy and Tammy, and Margaret; Father Bob and all the pe ople at St. Mary's especially the heart of our parish Sister Francine, t he staff at Kaukauna Clinic, especially Dr. Danz, his nurses, and the l ab personnel whose patience care and concern went far beyond the call of d uty. For the warmth and care extended by hospice not only to Art but his e ntire family; the nurses and staff at AMC for their outstanding care duri ng Art's many visits; sister Joy and the outreach staff at St. Paul Eld er Services. The Art Betters Family Thank you, Art for 55 years of incredi ble marriage for all its ups and downs. You're the best!! Thank you , G od especially for the last six years. I wouldn't have missed them for t he world. Love, Bernice Dear Dad and Grandpa, Thanks for being such a won derful father and grandfather. You taught us all the important lesso ns in life. You were tough when we needed tough, and extended your hand wh en we needed it. You taught us to love unconditionally, and that every exp erience in life somehow made us better people. We will miss you every d ay but know you will always be with us no matter where life takes us. We l ove you, you're the best!! Your children and grandchildren Dear Mom, Tha nk you for giving us the last six years. We all know that without your con stant care and love we would never have had this time and these beautif ul memories. Love, your children. Greenwood Fargo Funeral Home 500 Hendri cks Avenue Kaukauna 766-6201 | Betters, Arthur E. (I118279)
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| 19449 | Betty (Hooyman) Steffens-Engstrom, age 89, passed away on Tuesday, October 14, 2014, at Appleton Medical Center. Beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother, great grandmother and friend, Betty was born March 3, 1925 to the late Ryan and Bertha (Sombke) Hooyman. She spent her childhood in Appleton, graduating from Appleton High West in 1943. Married in 1949 to Charles Steffens (deceased), they lived many years in Memphis, TN, Dayton, OH, and Appleton, WI sharing 52 years together. Betty married Denton Engstrom in 2006 sharing 8 years together. Betty was a very sweet person with a zest for life that she passed onto everyone whose lives she touched. She will be greatly missed. Betty was employed for many years as an executive secretary in Memphis, Dayton, and Neenah. She retired from Kimberly-Clark Corporation in 1986 after 17 years of employment. Betty was an active volunteer in schools, churches, and civic organizations throughout her lifetime. She volunteered at the St. Joseph Food Pantry for many years. Betty was a member of a very special girlfriends bridge club that has been together since high school. She enjoyed reading, playing cards, knitting, baking, and gardening. She was a member of St. Pius Catholic Church. Betty was a resident of Appleton, and spent winters in Punta Gorda, FL for many years after retirement. Betty is survived by her husband: Denton Engstrom, 3 sons and daughters-in-law: Bruce and Cathy of Orlando, FL; David and Nan, Orlando, FL; and Alan and Nora of Seattle, WA; 4 grandsons: Jeremy of Alexandria, VA; Benjamin (Kristi) of Griffin, GA; Matt (Kristen) of Chicago, IL; Zach (Amber) of Denver, CO; and 2 granddaughters: Shannon and Hailey of Seattle, WA; and 6 great granddaughters; sisters/brothers-in-law: Mary Anaya, Gene (Connie) Steffens, Cleo (Tom) Weiland, Marian Steffens, Bob (Kay) Engstrom, Jim Engstrom, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by: her parents: Ryan (Bertha) Hooyman; her first husband: Charles Steffens, her 4 sisters/brothers-in-law: Mildred (Robert) Kranhold, Ramona (Tom) Butler, Florence (John) Fentz, and Virginia (Alby) Bevers; her sisters-in-law: Ceil Smith, Mary (Don) Keller, Marge (Don) Baer; her brothers-in-law: Florian Steffens, Larry Steffens, Edward Steffens, and Kenneth Steffens. A Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at 11:00 AM, Saturday, October 18, at St. Pius X Catholic Church, Appleton with Rev. William Van Dyn Hoven officiating. Friends may visit the family Saturday directly at Church from 9:00 AM until the time of Mass. Entombment will be in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Appleton. | Hooyman, Elizabeth "Betty" (I23676)
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| 19450 | Betty (Schuh) Mathy, Betty J. (Schuh) KimberlyAge 81, died Tuesday, August 3, 2010 at her home with her loving family by her side. Betty was born in Little Chute on January 22, 1929 to the late Adrian and Stella (Kadinger) Biesterveld. On September 8, 1951, she was united in marriage to Richard Schuh. He preceded her in death in 1999. On September 3, 2004, she was united in marriage to James Mathy. He preceded her in death in 2008. Betty was a proud mother who spent most of her life raising her children. She also worked for many years at AAL, retiring in the mid 80's. She loved to play bingo, cards, read, spend time with her family - especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was a member of the St. John Catholic Church Choir in Little Chute and was also on their finance committee. She has most recently been a member at St. Paul Catholic Church, Combined Locks.She will be sadly missed by her 5 daughters: Joyce (Robert) Hackel, Sheboygan Falls, and their children Michael (Jill), Scott (Jenn) and Ben (Mary) Hackel; Carol (Michael) Heiting, Kansas City, MO, and their children Brian (Amy), Eric (Jenny), and Jason Heiting; Jan (Floyd) Hoppa, Kaukauna, and their children Michelle (Denny) Gruenstern and Laurie (Greg) Bongers; Cathy (Pat) Wurdinger, Hollandtown, and their children Nick (Amy) Wurdinger and Carrie (Jerry) Saurbeir; and Ellen (Rob) Romensko, Darboy and their children Troy, Kevin, and Rick; son Paul (Lori) Schuh, Combined Locks, and children Jarrod, Alex, Sydnie, and Paige Schuh; 8 great grandchildren; 2 brothers: Leo (Rita) Biesterveld, Kaukauna and Gerald Biesterveld, Appleton; sister Rosie (Bob) Fleming, Little Chute. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, sisters-in-law, and brothers-in-law.She was preceded in death by her son Terry and a brother Joseph.A Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at 5 pm on Friday, August 6, at St. Paul Catholic Church, 410 Wallace St, Combined Locks, with Father Raphael Chiaka officiating. Friends may visit directly at the church on Friday from 2 pm until 4:45 pm. Interment will take place at St. John Catholic Cemetery, Little Chute. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established.The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at St. Paul Hospice Services for their dignified and compassionate care shown to Betty.Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer606 N. Oneida St. Appleton | Biesterveld, Elizabeth Jane (I37929)
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| 19451 | Betty (Verfurth) Niesen, age 94 of Kaukauna, died at her home on April 19, 2016. She was born in Kaukauna on February 7, 1922, daughter of the late Matt and Stella (Fischer) Verfurth. Betty graduated from the Kaukauna High School and also graduated from Bowlby's Business College in Appleton. On March 16, 1944, she married Robert Niesen; he preceded her in death in 1998. Betty was a lifelong member of St. Mary's Church (St. Katharine Drexel) in Kaukauna. She is survived by six children: Bob (Dianna) Niesen of Kiel; Bill (Donna) Niesen of Minocqua; Pat Niesen of Yuma, Arizona; Peggy Niesen of Yuma, Arizona; Joann Stephens of Appleton; and Sue (Dave) Popp of Neenah; thirteen grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; thirteen great-grandchildren; and three step-great-grandchildren. She is also survived by a sister: Jane Voet of Albuquerque, New Mexico; a brother: Richard (Catherine) Verfurth of King; a brother-in-law: Wayne Malchow of Neenah, as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and special friends. Betty was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Robert, sons Donald and John, a sister Mary Malchow, a brother-in-law Robert Voet, and a granddaughter Anne Niesen. The funeral liturgy for Betty will be held at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, April 26, 2016 at ST. KATHARINE DREXEL PARISH - ST. MARY'S CHURCH, 119 W. 7th Street in Kaukauna, with Fr. Jerry Pastors officiating. Interment will follow in Holy Cross Cemetery. Family and friends are invited to gather at the church on Tuesday morning from 9:00 AM until the time of the service. Betty enjoyed life, her friends, but the thing most dear to her was time spent with her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. For more information or to share a memory of Betty, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Apr. 20 to Apr. 24, 2016 | Verfurth, Betty (I143406)
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| 19452 | Betty A. (Vander Putten) Hammen, age 87, of Little Chute, passed away peacefully on Thursday, September 28, 2017. She was born on April 10, 1930, daughter of the late Ted and Anna (Smits) Vander Putten. Betty attended Holy Rosary Catholic Grade School and graduated from New Holstein High School in 1948. She married Roger "Lefty" Hammen on July 14, 1954, and he preceded her in death on May 10, 1987. Betty's best memories were of the family baker shop in New Holstein. She was also a bookkeeper at St. Aubin Construction in Little Chute for 17 years. Betty enjoyed playing slots, scrabble and crossword puzzles, doing oil paintings, taking care of her yard and apple/pear trees and she loved a good plate of frog legs with a whiskey old fashion with a squirt of orange juice. Of course, the ice cream for dessert was a must. Betty is survived by her sister, June (Gordy) Propson and a sister-in-law, Katie Vander Putten. She is also survived by Roger's family: Gordon (Margie) Hammen, Grace Hoffman and Jo Hammen; in addition to many very special nieces and nephews and close friends, who all held a special place in her heart. She was preceded in death by her husband, Roger; her parents, Ted and Ann; brothers: Bob, Ralph and Gene; and a niece and Goddaughter, Roberta Vander Putten. A funeral liturgy will be celebrated at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, October 9, 2017, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, 323 S. Pine Street, Little Chute, with Msgr. Jim Vanden Hogen officiating. Family and friends may call directly at the church on Monday from 3:00 p.m. until the time of the Mass. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to The Make A Wish Foundation, which for Betty was such an amazing organization. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 1, 2017 | VanderPutten, Betty A. (I61364)
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| 19453 | Betty A. Hietpas, age 84, of Kaukauna, passed away peacefully on Friday, September 25, 2015 with her family by her side. She was born to the late Jacob and Mary (Brooks) De Jong on November 4, 1930. She married the late Don Hietpas on August 19, 1953. Betty enjoyed spending her retirement time in Eagle River with her husband before he passed away. She loved to bake, cook, play cards, and sing in the church and villa choirs. Betty was a member of Knights of Columbus with her husband and Fox Valley Golf Club. She was an avid bingo player. Betty loved watching sports, especially the Brewers and Packers. She enjoyed spending time with all of her family. Betty is survived by her five children: Mary Kay (special friend Rick Weyenberg) and her children Eric (Aimee) Van Handel, Kimberly (Joe) Romenesko, Emily (Scott) Bons, and Joey Van Handel; Diane (Marty) Thomson and her children Leah Verhagen (special friend Andy LaMantia) and Amy Wick (special friend Timm Schaetz); Barb (Chuck) Ditter and their children Tim Ditter (special friend Jenni Kuderski) and Jenny (Ric) De La Paz; Mike Hietpas; Bernie (Kara) Hietpas and their children Christopher Hietpas, Alexandria Hietpas, and Benjamin Hietpas; six great grandchildren: Lexi Van Handel, Valerie Bons, Ingrid Carpen, Owen Wick, Brayden and Charlotte Hietpas; brothers-in-law Ken Romenesko, and Marvin (Ellie) Hietpas; sisters-in-law Betty De Jong, Gladys Jelenc, and Mary Frances (Dan) Bork; many friends, relatives and cousins will also miss her. Betty is preceded in death by both of her parents; her husband Don; Don's parents; sisters: Rose Romenesko and Ardene (Ed) Welhouse; brothers Corny De Jong and Frank "Fritz" (Joyce) De Jong; and brother-in-law Roland Geurts; and one nephew Bobby Romenesko. Funeral services for Betty will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 29, 2015 at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna, with Father Tom Pomeroy officiating. Time of visitation will be held from 9:00 a.m. until the time of services. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Betty's name. Boettcher Family Funeral Home in Kaukauna is assisting the family. 920-766-2099. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com A special thank you to the staff of St. Paul Villa for all of the compassionate care they showed to Betty. | DeJong, Elizabeth Alice (I40193)
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| 19454 | Betty A. Mortell, age 90, of Menasha, passed away on April 5, 2016. She was born on June 15, 1925, to the late Howard and Elizabeth (Green) Crosby. On November 6, 1956, she was united in marriage to Kenneth Mortell. After graduating from Appleton West High School, she attended Mercy Hospital of Nursing. Betty spent most of her career working as an RN in the Emergency Room at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ken, and her beloved son, David. She is survived by her daughter, Nancy, grand-dog, Bella and grand-cat Mr. Lola (Denver, Colorado) as well as numerous others who affectionately called her "mom" and family friends and relatives. On December 2, 1979, Betty wrote: "To whom it may concern: When I die (I'd like to say "if" but that would be too conceited). I have the following wishes concerning my departure. I wish to be cremated. I do not wish any visitation or memorial service. If any contributions are made I trust my survivors' judgement as to what use these are put to. (never end a sentence with a preposition!)" In keeping with Betty's wishes, there will be no visitation or memorial service. Please consider making a contribution to your local animal shelter or charity of your choice . A memorial fund has been established in Betty's name. Online condolences can be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Apr. 10, 2016 | Crosby, Betty Ann (I5773)
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| 19455 | Betty Aerts, age 88 of Combined Locks, passed away at Atrium Post Acute Care in Little Chute on Wednesday morning, December 2, 2015. Betty was born in Combined Locks on September 22, 1927, daughter of the late Nicholas and Agnes (Yingling) Lom. On June 4, 1947, she married Glenn Aerts at St. Paul Church in Combined Locks, and the couple spent over sixty-eight wonderful years together. In her working days, Betty worked as a cook in the Kimberly School District for over twenty-five years. She loved baking and cooking, and enjoyed sharing her tasty treats with relatives and friends. She was proud of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and loved them all very much. She is survived by her husband: Glenn Aerts; two sons: Terry Aerts of Lakewood and Tom (Lisa) Aerts of Sherwood; six grandchildren: Amy (Todd) Van Hout, Timothy (Peggy) Aerts, Daniel (Mary) Aerts, Josh Aerts (Misty Verhagen), Nick (Alyssa) Aerts, and Laura (fiancé Jason Wierschke) Aerts; eight grandchildren: McKenna, Kirsten, Owen, Ethan, Alexis, Kherington, Watson, and Lincoln. She is also survived by a sister: Ione Jansen of Combined Locks; a brother-in-law; Ray Behling; as well as many special nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. Betty was preceded in death by her parents, her siblings: Johanna (Jack) Siegl, Alfred (Vera) Lom, Rachel (Richard) Janssen, Rod (Helen) Lom, Barb (Clarence) DeCoster, Cliff (Mary Jansen) Lom, Stena Behling, Lorraine (John) Jansen, and Gretchen (Bob) Biese; and brothers-in-law: Lester Jansen and Kenneth Aerts. The funeral liturgy for Betty will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, December 5, 2015 at ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 410 E. Wallace Street in Combined Locks, with Fr. Andrew Kysely officiating. Inurnment will take place in the church cemetery. The family will receive relatives and friends at the church on Saturday morning from 10:00 AM until the time of the service. For more information or to share a memory of Betty, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com | Lom, Elizabeth "Betty" J. (I86683)
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| 19456 | Betty and Jerry Nytes 50th Anniversary Jerry and Betty Nytes Times-Villager | Date: 06/28/2003 | Page: A17 | Type: Anniversary | Family: Nytes, Gerald J. "Jerry" / Bernard, Betty (F50707)
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| 19457 | Betty Ann Burhans, 69 of Appleton passed away on August 31, 2015 after a courageous battle with cancer. Betty was born on August 3, 1946 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton to Gordon W. and Marie A. (Stein) Simon. She was a graduate of Xavier High School in Appleton and the City College of Cosmetology. On September 23, 1967 Daniel J. Burhans married his "Beautiful Bride Betty" at St. Therese Catholic Church in Appleton. Dan and Betty enjoyed 42 years together. He preceded her in death on May 6, 2010. Betty was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She enjoyed spending time with her family and taking trips up north to the cabins in the Minocqua area. Betty and Dan enjoyed many other vacations together over the years. She was active in the Girl Scouts of America and the Edison PTA. She was also a member of the Appleton North Athletic Club, the Merry Maids Homemakers and the Fox Valley Sports Car Club (FVSCC). She will be sadly missed by her children: Tammy J. (Michael) Handschke of Freedom; Daniel J. (Connie) Burhans, II of Appleton; Anthony D. (Jennifer) Burhans of Appleton; Wendy A. Burhans of Appleton; Holly M. (Aaron) Maurice of Appleton; grandchildren: Timothy Burhans; Tamiqua Handschke; Wyatt Handschke; Samuel Burton; William Burhans; Magdalen Burhans; Aleyha Burhans; Peyton Maurice; great-grandchild Major Burhans; sister Mary Kay (Clarence) Bradle of Appleton as well as many other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband Dan. Funeral Liturgy will be held at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 410 West Lawrence Street in Appleton on Friday, September 4, 2015 at 10:30 am with Fr. Jim Leary, O.F.M Cap officiating. Visitation will be held on Thursday, September 3, 2015 at Wichmann Funeral Home, Superior Street Location in Appleton from 4:00 to 7:00 pm. There will be a Parish Prayer Service on Thursday at the funeral home at 7:00 pm with C.F. Dedman officiating. Visitation will continue on Friday, September 4, 2015 at church from 9:30 to 10:30 am. Interment will be at a later date at Riverside Cemetery of Appleton. A memorial fund has been established in Betty's name. | Simon, Betty Ann (I159448)
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| 19458 | Betty Ann Hanegraaf (Phillips), age 86, formerly of Bullhead City, Arizona, died Thursday, April 06, 2017, in Bend, Oregon.Betty was born Aug 16, 1930, in Appleton Wis., to George and Gladys Phillips (Brainard). Betty graduated from High School in Appleton Wisconsin. In 1950 Betty married Francis "Bud" Hanegraaf who was her partner for 62 years. The two of them moved to California where Betty continued her education and became an accountant. Having had a successful career and raising four children, Betty retired with her husband Bud and they travelled the country in a motorhome for 20 years before settling in Arizona. Betty was a prolific writer who published many articles chronicling her and Bud's 20 years of traveling around the country in the motorhome and the many beautiful places they visited. Betty had many talents but the one that stood out in addition to her writing was her piano playing. She had a fondness for ragtime and beautifully played hits such as "The Entertainer" and "Alley Cat". Betty is preceded in death by her husband Francis Hanegraaf and her sister Jeannie Deeg. Betty is survived by her son, David Hanegraaf, three daughters, Sandie Fraits, Jodie Hazenberg, and Carrie Blake; 13 grandchildren; and eighteen great-grandchildren. Written by Gladys Phillips: SUNSET OF LIFE When I stand on that far horizon, That divides the There and the Here, May the Master find some beauty, When I reach my sunset year. | Phillips, Betty Ann (I173664)
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| 19459 | Betty Arnold, 87 of Appleton, passed away on January 3, 2017. Betty was born in Appleton Wisconsin to Arthur and Linda (Bartels) Rohm on November 10, 1929. She attended Zion Lutheran School, Roosevelt Jr. High School and graduated from Appleton West High School. She also attended Wartburg College. She married William Arnold in July of 1950 and he preceded her in death on January 6, 2008. She worked at The Equity and a few other retail stores after she married William. She later worked at Columbus and Badger Elementary Schools. She was a longtime member of Zion Lutheran Church where she was an active volunteer. She is survived by her daughter, Lisa (Joginder Singh Randhawa) Singh of Hortonville, Diane (AJ) Adams, of Menasha and her son Cole, nieces and nephews, Richard (Collette) Rohm, Becky (Fran) Balisteri, Linda (Joe) Van Bommel and Paul (Rhonda) Rohm as well as other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband William, her parents and a brother Glenn (Leona) Rohm. Services for Betty will be on January 10, 2017 at 6:00pm at Wichmann Funeral Homes, Superior Street location. Visitation will be on Tuesday from 3:00pm to 6:00pm at the funeral home. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery in Appleton. For more information and to express condolences, pleas visitwww.wichmannfuneralhomes.com. The family would like to express a thank you to the staff of Country Terrace for the wonderful, kind and compassionate care given to Betty over the years. | Rohm, Betty (I127837)
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| 19460 | Betty Bastia (Loderbauer), 62, a missionary in Haiti, served others and the Lord her entire life and was taken to heaven for a well-deserved rest on Dec. 20, 2014. Joseph and Helen (Gabrielson) Loderbauer Sr. welcomed Betty into the world May 9, 1952. Her dream of helping others started after graduation from Marion College with high honors as a registered nurse in 1974. She worked in the nursing field over 30 years and her lifelong dream to become a missionary and find the perfect soulmate to spread God's word came in Haiti in 2000. God blessed her with Huguener Bastia and they were united in marriage on January 5, 2001, in Haiti. Pastor Huguener and Betty started Calvary Chapel of Caneille in September 2005. Some of their accomplishments include building a church, living facilities for groups that come to help, a school, office and growing a large family of faithful followers. Betty as the organizer and Huguener the visionary, Calvary Chapel in Caneille grew quickly and they are known across the country. Betty was known as "Mama" by people in the area because of her motherly love and care she gave continuously to everyone. She loved teaching God's word and American things like cooking, baking and how to color Easter eggs. The hours were long and conditions not the most comfortable, but she loved her missionary life with Huguener. Betty will be greatly missed by her loving husband of 13 years, Huguener Bastia, Caneille, Haiti; brothers, Joe Loderbauer, Menasha; Michael (Connie) Loderbauer, Appleton; sisters, Sr. Jane Marie Loderbauer, Manitowoc; and Joan (David) McCormick, Menasha. Residing in Haiti, mother-in-law, Josenie (Almonor) Bastia, brothers-in-law, Odanel (Elange) Bastia, Marckenson Bastia, Guywadson Bastia and sisters, Ismane and Guerline Bastia. She will be missed by many nieces and nephews here and in Haiti and by her godchild, Angela (Travis) Krause. She is preceded in death by her parents, Joe and Helen (Gabrielson) Loderbauer, father-in-law, Nolaque Bastia and sisters-in-law, Maude and Donna Loderbauer and numerous aunts and uncles. Betty's wish was to be buried in Haiti. A memorial service for family and friends will be Saturday, Jan. 24, at Calvary Chapel Appleton, 2136 East Newberry St., where she began teaching bible classes and spreading God's love to others many years ago. Visitation will be from 10:30-11:30 with the service to immediately follow. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established in Betty's name for continued missionary work in Haiti. | Loderbauer, Betty (I120486)
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| 19461 | Betty Bevers, Kaukauna, age 83, was called to Heaven's Kitchen on Monday, December 8, 2014. She was born on July 24, 1931, the daughter of Nick and Anaceil (Conrad) Milbach. On June 7, 1952, she was joined in marriage to the love of her life, Les Bevers at Holy Cross Church. They would be virtually inseparable for the next 62 years. They would live for most of their time together in the Kimberly/Wrightstown/Kaukauna area, with a brief, idyllic and very happy period at their cozy little cottage in the woods near Crandon, Wisconsin. Mom was an amazing cook and baker, and for years enjoyed crocheting to create beautiful handwork for her children and grandchildren. During their six years at the cottage, she and Dad would reel in plenty of fish while enjoying their time together on their favorite fishing holes. She and Dad also enjoyed sharing memories and stories of the "good old days", and spending time with their many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Mom was a loving and faithful wife and mother, and there was never a doubt about her character and strength during times of adversity. Through it all, Mom and Dad made a wonderful home for their eight children. Over the years, their brood grew and married, which made for some amazing holiday and special event celebrations! Mom was well-known in the family for her prodigious collection of Santa dolls, decorations and figurines, which occupies quite a large storage area in the basement. Betty leaves us a treasure trove of everlasting memories and an amazing legacy! She will be dearly missed by her loving husband, Les, and their children Chris (Joyce), Kaukauna and their children, Gwen (Chad) Vanderpas, and James (Michelle) Bevers; Richard (Lucy), Appleton, and their children Richard (Beverly) Bevers and Eric Bevers; David (Susan), Fremont, and their children Jennie Krause and Tim Bevers; Cynthia (Don) Kunstman, Combined Locks, and their children Jeremiah (Katie) Kunstman, Kim Tavarez, and Matthew (Rebecca) Kunstman; Thomas (Lynn), Darboy, and their children Nick Bevers, Michael (Heather) Bevers and Nathan Bevers; JoAnn, Menasha, and her children Joshua Bevers, Amanda (Chris) Smith, and Rebecca Sokolowski (special friend, Ricky Davis); and Shelly (Orlan) Buchholtz, Hortonville, and their children Mickenzie (Nathan) Gust, Heather, Robbin, and Brooke; and her pride and joy, twenty-two great-grandchildren. She is further survived by brothers, Richard Milbach, Texas, and Daniel (Marlene) Milbach, Port Washington, and her twin sister Bonnie Milbach, Sturgeon Bay; brother-in-law Donald Bevers, Penns Grove, NJ and sisters-in-law Della Milbach, Appleton, Sandy (Leo) Coonen, Waupaca and Kasey Thomas (Milbach), Kaukauna; a dear aunt, Margaret Vanhimbergen; close cousin, Germaine Nagan; special neighbors, Mernie Roloff and Ray Harvey; numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives; and a lifetime of friends. In addition to her parents, Betty was preceded in death by an infant son, Steven; her father- and mother-in-law Peter and Josephine (Jansen) Bevers; brothers Nicholas Milbach and his wife, Dorothy, Robert Milbach, and William Milbach; sisters-in-law LaVerne Mathis and her husband Jacob; Elizabeth (Betty) Verstegen and her husbands Jerome and Merlin; and Katherine Bevers; and a dear niece, Gail Balthazor. A celebration of Betty's life will be held at 4:00 p.m., on Thursday, December 11, 2014, at the O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME (1776 E. Main St., Little Chute). This celebration will include a brief prayer service and sharing of memories of a life well-lived. Interment of cremated remains will be at St. Paul Catholic Cemetery, Wrightstown, WI, at a later date. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund in Betty's name is being established for ThedaCare Hospice Foundation. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. The family wishes to express its heart-felt thanks and appreciation to Mom's hospice team with ThedaCare at Home Hospice Services for the compassionate care and assistance they have provided. | Milbach, Elizabeth "Betty Jane" (I16366)
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| 19462 | Betty Brown Ducklow, Appleton, writer, journalist, and a great friend to many, p assed away Saturday, July 15, due to complications from Alzheimer's diseas e. She was 86 years old. Betty had been a lifelong resident of Appleton, a nd never lived more than two blocks from the City Park (which she claim ed was HER park). A graduate of Appleton High School in 1938 and Lawren ce College in 1942, Betty began her career as a writer at the Appleton Pos t-Crescent where she covered boxing matches in Kaukauna and a young Joe Mc Carthy. She later worked at WHBY becoming the station's first female ne ws director. Together with her husband, Robert, she started the family bus iness, Ducklow Communications, in 1965, where she worked in public relatio ns and business writing. Betty's light and humorous writing style match ed her personality. She wrote many entertaining stories for The Post-Cresc ent as "The Little Old Lady in White Tennis Shoes". Betty was always one to give of herself to the community. She believed th at we were put on Earth to make it a better place for others. Among the ma ny concerns she helped over the years include the Red Feather Organizatio n, the First United Methodist Church, Wednesday Review Book Club, Chari ty Circle of Kings Daughters, Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce, Rawhide Bo ys Ranch, Lawrence University (recipient of the Gertrude B. Jupp Outstandi ng Service Award), the Rotary Club of Appleton (where she was awarded a Pa ul Harris Fellowship), the Fox Valley Symphony, the Appleton Gallery of Ar ts, the Outagamie Chapter of the American Red Cross, Theatrix Childrens Th eater and Leaven and the Ring Dance Committee. Betty's love of music was evident to everyone in the Valley. From her da ys of being in the chorus at Lawrence, to playing the triangle as a lark f or the Fox Valley Symphony, to her enthusiastic support of the Symphony fr om her usual spot in the front row of the Chapel, Betty enjoyed every not e. Betty will probably most be remembered for her love of having a good ti me with all her friends and family. There was nothing she enjoyed more th an throwing a good party, and Betty could throw the best! Her annual Chris tmas parties were the highlight of the season. Betty's bubbly personali ty and wonderful sense of humor made her loved by everyone who met her. Betty is survived by her daughter Perri, and son, Peter; two grandchildre n: Norman Cyman (Vicki) and Christopher Cyman; two nephews: Hugh and To m; a niece, Nan; and a cousin Pat Pottratz. Her husband Robert preceded her in death. A memorial service for Betty will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 21, 20 06, at the funeral home chapel. Friends may gather to visit and share memo ries of Betty at the funeral home on Friday from 4 p.m. until the ho ur of the memorial service. A memorial fund in Betty's name is being estab lished to benefit Lawrence University. The family would like to thank the entire staff of Colony Oaks Care Cente r, especially those in the Special Care Unit, who made Mom's last days ve ry happy and comfortable. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 | Unknown, Betty (I313368)
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| 19463 | Betty Bruehl, 89, Kaukauna, passed away on Sunday, May 13, 2012 at Appleton Medical Center. She was born in Appleton on May 2, 1923, to Alex and Margaret (Reith) Maley. Betty grew up in Kaukauna and married Carl Bruehl on Valentine's Day, February 14, 1943 at Fort Pierce, Florida before Carl left for WWII. When he returned, they made their home in Kaukauna and raised three children in the house where she lived until her passing. They were fortunate enough to celebrate 65 years of marriage before Carl passed away on November 6, 2008. Before retiring, Betty worked for many years at the former Bohl & Maeser Shoe Store in downtown Appleton, where she especially enjoyed fitting babies with their first pair of shoes. She and Carl enjoyed 30 years of summers at their cottage on the Oconto River near Chute Pond and several winters in Gulf Shores, Alabama. In her later years, she enjoyed a good shopping trip -- which usually included stopping for lunch -- and socializing and playing cards with her many friends and cousins. Betty was an excellent baker and loved to share what she made with others. Betty is survived by her children: Kathleen Schubring, Green Bay; David (Cyndi) Bruehl, DePere and Becky (John) Bestul, Little Chute; grandchildren: Amy (Lee) Johanek, Sara Schubring and Cory (Jennifer) Schubring; Jason (Anne) Bruehl and Justin Bruehl; Elizabeth (special friend Rob Wendel) Bestul, Eric (Mandy) Bestul and Ethan (special friend Marianne Greseth) Bestul; five great-grandchildren and two more on the way; sisters-in-law: Marion Grosser, Appleton and Lory Maley, Kaukauna; and several nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband, Betty was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Mildred Maley; brothers: Daniel Maley and Robert Maley, son-in-law Gary Schubring; brothers-in-law: Jerome Bruehl, Frank Grosser and Lloyd (Leona) Eisner. The memorial mass for Betty will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 16, 2012 at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna with Father Tom Pomeroy officiating. Friends will be received at the church from 9:00 a.m. until the time of mass. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established in her name. Online condolences can be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com The family wishes to thank the many wonderful staff members on the cardiac floor at Appleton Medical Center, as well as Betty's long-time primary care physician, Dr. Brian Scott, and the Affinity Clinic staff in Little Chute for their care of her over the years. | Maley, Elizabeth "Betty" (I148042)
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| 19464 | Betty Buchinger (Mrs. Edmund), born Elizabeth Jeanette Nettekoven. Resident of Erb Street and recently Carolina Manor, died July 28, 2007. Born June 15, 1925, Betty spent her early years in Sherwood, the oldest of nine children of John and Anna Nettekoven. Married to Edmund in 1945, they farmed in Apple Creek until 1961; he preceded her in death in 1994. Survivors include their children and spouses, Yvonne (John) McGee, Virginia; Joan (Luther) Gregorius-Adams, Missouri; Randall (Evelyn) Buchinger, Appleton; and Kathleen DuVall, Nebraska; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; Nettekoven siblings, Jerome (Bud); Alois (Shirley); Dorothy Schroeder; John (Jack); Ervin (Janice), Earl (Marilyn); Connie (Eugene) Nett; James (Donna); her extended Buchinger family, Catherine Seegers; Mary Margaret Schmidt; Mark, Jean, Barbara Horn, their spouses and special friend Jerome Kuepper; many nieces and nephews, treasured friends and neighbors. Visitation will be at St. Pius X Catholic Church from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, July 31, 2007, prior to the celebration of the Mass of Christian Burial celebrated by FR. Quinn Mann. Interment will be at Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery in Sherwood. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Pius X Catholic Church. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond Street | Nettekoven, Elizabeth (I110405)
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| 19465 | Betty Cecelia (Hawley) Ashman, age 64, of Appleton passed away on Sunday, March 22, 2015 at Froedtert Hospital with her husband and daughter by her side. She was born September 8, 1950, the second of six children, to Rose and the late Norbert Hawley. She graduated from Appleton West High School, class of 1968. During high school she worked at Quaker Dairy. Upon graduation she worked at Wichmann's Furniture for several years. She then worked at Albany International Appleton Wire Division and retired after 35 years. She married her high school boyfriend, John, on August 9, 1969, and they enjoyed over 45 years together. She was a member of St. Pius X Catholic in Appleton. She will be sadly missed and eternally loved by her husband, John; daughter Christy (Nathan) Hintz; grandsons Grant, Bryce, and Sawyer John Hintz; mother, Rose Hawley; sisters and brothers Suzanne (Roger) Metz, Chris (Mike) Gassner, Karen (Carl) Treml , and Dave (Cindy) Hawley, Gary (Mary) Hawley, along with many cherished nieces, nephews, godchildren, great-nieces and great-nephews. She was preceded in death by her father, Norb Hawley, mother- and father-in-law Ginny and Earl Ashman, and sister-in-law Jean Wall. Betty enjoyed gardening, mowing her lawn, backyard cookouts with family, watching old movies and American Idol, going for "a ride", shopping with her mom and sisters, helping elementary students with reading at her daughter's school, cheering on the Packers, watching Little House with John, spending time at the Rushes in Door County, taking care of her grandchildren, and supporting them as they played sports, participated in school Masses and concerts, and in all their academic accomplishments. Betty was always willing to drop everything to help out friends and family. Her jokes, laughter, stories, and selflessness will be greatly missed. Family and friends look forward to meeting up with her again one day. The family thanks all doctors, nurses, caregivers, and clergy who tended to Betty's needs both in Appleton and at Froedtert Hospital in Waukesha, with a special thanks to Fr. Tom Farrell of St. Pius X parish. A memorial fund has been established in her name. A visitation will be held on Thursday, March 26, 2015, from 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. at Valley Funeral Home, 2211 N. Richmond Street in Appleton, with a prayer service at 5:45 p.m.. Visitation will continue on Friday morning, March 27, 2015, from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon at St. Pius X Parish, 500 W. Marquette Street in Appleton. The funeral Mass will be at 12:00 noon with Father Thomas Farrell officiating. Mom, God knew that you were suffering. He knew you were in pain. He knew that you would never get well on earth again. He saw the road was getting rough and the hills were hard to climb. So He closed your weary eyelids and whispered, "Peace be thine." It broke my heart to lose you, but you didn't go alone, for parts of me went with you the day God called you home. I love you, Mom. No matter what, remember that. Love, Christy Betty, this is our 7:00 prayer: Heavenly Father, please grant us the faith needed for this healing journey. Holy Spirit, show us anything that will block the healing in our lives; teach us to overcome. Cleanse our minds, bodies, and souls to be made whole. We ask this in Jesus' name. Amen I love you Betty…. "I love you more." | Hawley, Elizabeth C. "Betty" (I70324)
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| 19466 | Betty Culligan, Appleton, age 85, passed away on Monday, August 18, 2008, following a brief illness. Betty was born in Appleton on May 2, 1923, daughter of the late Levi and Anna (Maass) Hoh. She graduated from Appleton High School, and on June 8, 1946, married Stan Culligan at St. Matthew Ev. Lutheran Church in Appleton. Stan preceded her in death in September of 1982. Betty worked as an advertising clerk at The Post-Crescent and retired from Tel-Sec after twenty-six years of service. She was a longtime and faithful member of St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church in Appleton, and enjoyed reading, flower gardening, bird watching, and activities at the Thomson Community Center. Betty is survived by three daughters: Patricia (James) Wickesberg of Alpharetta, Georgia; Marcia (Richard) Moore of Pleasant Ridge, Michigan; Cynthia (Paul) Linder of Hutchinson, Minnesota: eight grandchildren: Jennifer (George) Summers, Matthew Wickesberg, Erin Moore, Colleen Moore, Bridget Moore, Nicole (Andrew) Martens, Cassie (Jeremiah) Piepkorn, and Andrew Linder; and three brand new great-grandsons: Maverik, Hayden, and Bodie. Betty was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Stan, sisters: Bernice "Bernie" (Sonny) Breitenbach and Marcella "Marcy" (Jake) Abendroth, and brothers: Ray (Kitty) Hoh and Bud (Verna) Hoh. The Christian Funeral for Betty will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, August 20, 2008, at the funeral home chapel with Rev. Ralph C. Waack of St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church officiating. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday from 2 p.m. until the hour of the services. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established to benefit Betty's favorite charity. The family would like to extend their sincere thanks to the entire medical staff of the ICU at St. Elizabeth Hospital, especially to nurse Vicki. Your kindness, care, and compassion will always be remembered by our grateful family. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfargo.com | Hoh, Elizabeth "Betty" (I2306)
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| 19467 | Betty D. Deeg, age 84, of Appleton, passed away Tuesday, February 5, 2008, at ManorCare with her daughter at her side. Betty was born February 24, 1923, in Kaukauna, the daughter of Joseph, Sr. and Anna (Christensen) Steger. She was united in marriage to Arthur G. Deeg in Appleton on May 13, 1944. He preceded her in death June 24, 1978. Betty was a homemaker and lived in the Fox Valley all of her life. For the past several years she lived at the Appleton Retirement Community (formerly Angelus). She was a member of St. Bernadette Catholic Church, and was a Red Hat Lady. Betty loved playing cards, especially sheepshead, and playing bingo. She enjoyed going on the many outings with her friends and staff from Appleton Retirement Community, and participating in many activities. Betty is survived by her son, Bill (Karen) Deeg, Menasha; and her daughter, Sue (Dave) Wachtendonk, Appleton; her grandchildren: Craig Deeg, Cheri (Wil) Baye, Ryan Deeg, Mandy (Matt Hauser) Wachtendonk, Justin (Sarah) Wachtendonk, Dan (Rose) Deeg, Scott (Diana) Deeg, Debbie (Shawn) Bethay, and Carmen Deeg; there are eight great-grandchildren and her ninth great-grandchild is expected in June; her sisters: Marion Lambie and Lorraine Heilman; her brothers: Joe (Dar) Steger and Bob (Betty Jane) Steger; her sister-in-law, Mary Deeg; and other relatives and friends. Betty was preceded in death by her husband, Art; her son, Dennis; her brother and sister-in-law, Don and Harriet Steger; her brothers-in-law: Carl Heilman and Stan Lambie; as well as many members of the Arthur Deeg family. Funeral services for Betty will be at 4:30 p.m. Friday, February 8, 2008, at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, downtown chapel, with Fr. Don Zuleger officiating. Visitation will begin at 3 p.m. Friday until the time of the service at the funeral home. She will be laid to rest at Appleton Highland Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund in Betty's name is being established by her family. A very special thanks is extended to the staff at Appleton Retirement Community and all her good friends there for their love and care for Betty the past seven years. And further thanks to the ManorCare staff for their care given to Betty and her family the past four weeks. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 | Steger, Betty D. (I117906)
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| 19468 | Betty Egan of Kaukauna passed away peacefully Sunday, January 11, 2015 at the Appleton Medical Center. She was born on March 28, 1926 to Peter and Anne (Groeschel) Smith at Theda Clark Hospital in Neenah. She grew up in Appleton and graduated from Appleton High School. On December 29, 1948, she married Cleon Egan from Kaukauna at St. Joseph's Church in Appleton. Although Betty suffered from heart problems all her life, she was an active person. In addition to being a terrific and supportive wife, mother and grandmother, she stayed very busy with various clubs and activities. Betty walked a few miles daily, played golf and belonged to several different card playing groups. She enjoyed hosting fabulous parties, traveling throughout the United States and Europe with Cleon, and of course, cheering on the Brewers and the Packers. The time Cleon and Betty spent with family and friends at their cottage in Three Lakes, Wisconsin, was very special to them. Betty was blessed with many wonderful friends and loved to spend time with her grandchildren. Over the years, she was active in the Elks Club, Fox Valley Golf Club, Women's Club of Appleton and Butte des Morts Country Club. Betty and Cleon spent many years "wintering" in Sedona, AZ, where she scored a hole-in-one and proudly brought home a trophy to prove it. Betty was always up to date on the latest fashions and loved to dress stylishly. She was a top selling Mary Kay beauty consultant for many years. Betty is survived by her husband, Cleon; her sons, Dave Egan (Kanab, UT) and Dan Egan (Madison); her daughters, Patricia (Mark) Manske (Appleton) and Carrie (Michael) Gorges (Kaukauna); her grandchildren, Jeffers Egan (Wiemar, Germany), Marissa Manske (Rochester, MN), Paul Manske (Fond du Lac), Katie Gorges (Kaukauna), and Jack Gorges (Kaukauna). Betty is also survived by her brother, Charles (Shirley) Smith (Appleton), sister-in-law, Marion Mennen and many nieces and nephews. Betty was preceded in death by her mother, Anne Smith Marvin, her father, Peter Smith and her in-laws, David and Marie Egan. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday January 14, 2015 at 11:00 am at St. Katharine Drexel Parish, St. Mary Site, 119 West 7th Street in Kaukauna with Fr. Jerry Pastors officiating. Friends and family may gather at the church on Wednesday from 9:00 to 11:00 am. For more information and to express condolences, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com. The family would like to thank Dr. Stephan Dernlan and his staff, Dr. Kumar and his staff on 8th floor at AMC for their compassionate care. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. | Smith, Elizabeth "Betty" (I194828)
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| 19469 | Betty Ehlert left this world for heaven on Mother's Day, May 13, 2012. She was born in Bear Creek on October 4, 1925 as the daughter of Arthur and Marie (Moriarity) Olesen. Her family moved to Clintonville when Betty was a young child. She attended St. Rose Catholic School and Clintonville High School. Betty worked for five years at the Four Wheel Drive in Clintonville. On May 29, 1948 she married Elroy Ehlert in the St. Rose Rectory. They lived in Wisconsin Rapids for three years where Betty worked in the maternity ward of the hospital. The couple then moved to Appleton, where she spent the rest of her life. As the mother of six, Betty spent most of her time devoted to her family. She enjoyed the simple things in life like family gatherings, dancing at weddings, time with friends, shopping, reading, going out to eat and Wilmar chocolates. She had a big heart, a great sense of humor and an extremely positive outlook on life. She was a very gentle soul. Betty is already terribly missed by her family and friends. She is survived by: her husband of 64 years Elroy; her favorite daughter Donna (and special friend Fritz); four great sons and daughters- in-law Mike (Lori), Mark (Katie), David (Deanna) and Daniel; much loved grandchildren; Shana, Ryan, Nicholas, Emily and Skyler; sisters Peggy (Jack) Berkers who was always there for her and Patricia (Donald) Prellwitz; brother Roger (Beverly)Olesen ; sisters-in-law Georgia Callaway and Dorothy Olesen; and brother-in-law Verlan Sawall; a few cousins and a number of nieces and nephews. Betty was preceded in death by: her son Dennis; grandson Cory; sister Jerry Sawall; brother Donald; and brother-in-laws Dale Waters and Jack Callaway. She was also lucky enough to have two wonderful forever friends Evie Gelbke and Jeanette Bishop – special friendships shared for more than 50 years. A special thanks to Theda Care Hospice for all of their help and support who made it possibly for Betty to spend her final months at home with her family. We will celebrate Betty's precious life on Thursday, May 24, with a mass at SACRED HEART CHURCH (222 East Fremont Street, Appleton) at 11:00 AM. Visitation for family and friends prior to the mass will be held in the church's Sacred Heart room from 9:00 AM until 11:00 AM. Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel 3212 S. Onieda St. Appleton, WI 54915 | Oleson, Betty (I334289)
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| 19470 | Betty Evelyn Valiga, 81, Betty Evelyn Valiga, age 81, of Solberg Lake in rural Phillips, died unexpectedly from complications of asthma on January 17, 2006. She was born on September 18, 1924 in Marshfield and graduated from Marshfield High School in 1942. She then earned her teaching certificate at Stevens Point Teachers College. She went on to teach math at Phillips High School from 1946 to 1949 and Freedom High School from 1963 to 1983. Betty is survived by sons Michael (Donna) of Iowa, City, Iowa, Richard (Linda) of Waukesha, Robert (Laurie) of Knoxville, Tenn., and James (Dorothy) of Highland. She is also survived by grandchildren Dan (Shannon) of Minneapolis, Minn., Jason, Jeff and Tracy Valiga, and by brothers, James (Barbara) Furstenberg and Edward Furstenberg of Madison and sister Ruth Pohlod of Phillips. Betty was preceded in death by her husband John Paul Valiga; parents, Edward and Christine (Arens) Furstenberg and a sister, Emily (Perce) Patterson of Marshfield, and granddaughter Saleena Hood of Alexandria, Vir. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, Jan. 28 at 1:30 p.m. at St. Therese of Lesieux Catholic Church in Phillips. Interment will be in the spring in St. Patrick?s Cemetery in Phillips. A Memorial Scholarship has been established for the Phillips High School in lieu of flowers. The Heindl Funeral Home of Phillips is handling funeral arrangements. | Furstenberg, Betty Evelyn (I316578)
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| 19471 | Betty Hottenstine, 82, Tigerton, passed away peacefully at her home on Friday, March 20, 2009. Betty was born near Mosinee on Feb. 14, 1927, daughter of the late Louis and Verna (Cater) Simonis. Betty married Barry Hottenstine on June 7, 1947. Barry preceded her in death on July 5, 2004. Over the years, Betty was employed by a pharmaceutical company in Appleton, as a housekeeper at St. Elizabeth Hospital, and as a deli clerk at the Park "N' Market on Appleton's south side. She also enjoyed the company of her dachshunds. All who knew Betty will remember what a great cook she was. Everyone looked forward to sharing her special recipes, including her famous pickles, tea rings, and others. Betty is survived by her two children, Deborah (Mark) Evans and Todd (Brenda) Hottenstine, both of Appleton; six grandchildren: Eric (Staci) Evans, Appleton; Ryan (Laura) Evans of Rochester, Minn.; Sarah Evans, Appleton; Brooke (Michael) Morrill, Little Chute; Jim (Jennifer) Hankwitz of Lodi; and Jennifer Hankwitz, Appleton; five great-grandchildren: Karissa and Hailey Evans, Conner and Brynn Morrill, and Braeden Hankwitz; four sisters, Dorothy Olds of Eau Claire; Margaret Koch, Wausau; Ellen (Bill) Gabler of Merrill; and Donna (Danny) Hintz of Mosinee; and a sister-in-law: Barbara Simonis of Mosinee. There are also many nieces, nephews, in-laws, other relatives, and friends. Betty was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Barry; brothers, Billy Simonis, Elmer Simonis, and Hilbert Simonis; and brothers-in-law, Orville Olds and Gordon Koch. Betty was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and a son Michael Hottenstine. The funeral service for Betty will be held at 11 AM on Tuesday, March 24, 2009, at the funeral home chapel, with Rev. Grace Cajiuat of First United Methodist Church officiating. Interment will follow at Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday morning from 9 AM until the hour of the service. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 Online Condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Simonis, Betty J. (I316674)
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| 19472 | Betty Huss 3 Jan 1921 25 Sep 1992 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin | VanHoof, Elisabeth (I51757)
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| 19473 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Barkley, Betty (I183295)
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| 19474 | Betty J. (DeBruin) Peerenboom, age 89, longtime resident of Appleton, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, February 1, 2017. She was born in Little Chute on December 24, 1927 to the late Frank and Agnes (Vandenberg) DeBruin. She was a beloved wife of the late Joseph Peerenboom. She will be greatly missed by her children: Jay (Tammy) Peerenboom, Jill (Bill) Parry, Tari (David) Van Hoof; cherished grandchildren: Eric, Linsy (Jon), Mary, Nach, Kate, Joe (Kathlyn), Tom (Emily), Aimie (Dan), Will (Becca), Ashley (Anthony), Kelly (Tom), Matt (Yvonne), Taylor; and ten great-grandchildren. She is further survived by siblings: Joyce Bouressa and Jim DeBruin; siblings-in-law: Rose Medd, Jim Peerenboom, Laurie DeBruin, Carol DeBruin, Mary Lou Peerenboom, and Betty Peerenboom; and many nieces, nephews, godchildren, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband; parents; brother, Tom DeBruin; siblings-in-laws: Rob Peerenboom, Joan Koehn, Donald Bouressa, Pete Medd, and Clyde Koehn. Funeral services for Betty will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, February 4, 2017 at ST. THOMAS MORE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 1810 North McDonald Street, Appleton, WI 54911 with Fr. Gerald Falk officiating. There will be a time of visitation from 9 a.m. until the time of service. Interment will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Online condolences can be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. In lieu of flowers, donations will be made to the charity of the family's choice in Betty's honor. The family would like to give a special thank you to Dr. Jack Meyer, Affinity Hospice, and the caregivers at Century Oaks for their loving care and compassion for their mother. I love you, kisses at the door. | DeBruin, Elizabeth Jane (I74946)
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| 19475 | Betty J. (Sundien) Gerard, age 69, passed away unexpectedly on Friday August 16, 2013 in her sleep. Betty was born July 15, 1944 in Marquette, Michigan to Patrick and Ella (Mellin) Sundien. Betty married George Gerard October 14, 1989. Betty lived and worked in the valley. She was always there for her family and friends with kindness and love. Betty enjoyed Gods creations and will be deeply missed! She is preceded in death by husband George, her mother and father, her sister Patty DeGroot, and grandson Josh Stache. Betty's remaining family, daughter Leslie (Steve) Stache, grandson Mark (Allison) Stache and great grandson Collin Stache. When our job here is done we will see you again, till then you will be greatly missed! In keeping with Betty's wishes, a small private service will be held. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 20, 2013 | Sundien, Betty (I143675)
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| 19476 | Betty J. Boucher, 79, Ashwaubenon, died peacefully at her home on June 21, 2016. Born on December 21, 1936, in Green Bay, she is the daughter of the late Charles and Martha Peters. On June 10, 1961, she married George Boucher at Trinity Lutheran Church. Betty was an avid reader, and she was passionate about her gardening. Her passion for flowers translated into a job at Schroeders Flowers for many years. Betty is survived by her loving husband, George; four children, Keith (Barb) Boucher, Green Bay, Deborah Sorenson, Appleton, Sandy (Andy) Pagel, Abrams, and Tracie (Paul) Van Den Eng, Kaukauna; eleven grandchildren; four great grandchildren; one brother, and one sister; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; one grandson; and five brothers and three sisters. A memorial service will take place at a later date. Burial at Fairview Cemetery in Greenleaf. Simply Cremation assisted the family with services, 431-0100. Please visit www.simplycremationgb.com to express condolences to the family. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on June 26, 2016 | Peters, Betty Jane (I60754)
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| 19477 | Betty J. Fermanich, age 87, of New London, died on Saturday, March 29, 2014 at Fox River Care Center in Appleton. She was born on March 26, 1927, in the Town of Wolf River, the daughter of the late Harry and Ruth(Velte)Springer. On October 2, 1947, Betty married Leon Fermanich at Most Precious Blood Catholic Church in New London. He preceded her in death in November 1996. Betty was currently a member of First Congregational United Church of Christ in New London, and their Women's Fellowship group. She was a member of Wolf River American Legion Auxiliary Post 391 in Fremont, and was a former member of the PTA. Betty enjoyed gardening, sewing, travelling, crafts, and baking. She is survived by five children, Sharon(Paul)Harwood, Appleton; Judy(Tim)Scheibe, Appleton; Jerry(Kathy)Fermanich, New London; Mark(Nora Flood)Fermanich, Evergreen, CO; and Amy(Malcome)Hathorne, New London; eight grandchildren, Robert(Lynn)Roehrborn, Shelby Skalmoski(Special friend, Dan Henselin), Corey(Jackie)Skalmoski, Adam(Melanie) Skalmoski, Matt Fermanich, Amanda(Craig)Farrell, Hanna and Emma Hathorne; nine great-grandchildren, Sophia, Skylar, Carter, Savannah, Kane, Eli, Bradley, Idalis, and Carter; five step-grandchildren, and their families; a cousin, LaVerne Utecht; other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by a sister, Margie. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday April 2, 2014 at 11:00 AM at First Congregational United Church of Christ, 110 W. Hancock St., New London. Rev. Greg Watling will officiate. Burial will be in Wolf River Cemetery. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, at the church, from 9:30 AM until the time of service. A memorial fund has been established for First Congregational United Church of Christ. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Mar. 31 to Apr. 2, 2014 | Springer, Betty (I114871)
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| 19478 | Betty J. Gintner, age 88, of Neenah passed away peacefully on Wednesday evening, June 3, 2015 at Bridgewood Nursing Center with her family at her side. She was born on January 26, 1927 in Neenah, Wisconsin, daughter of the late Ernest and Mathilda Johnson. Betty graduated from Neenah High School in 1945, and worked at Kimberly-Clark and worked there until she decided to start her family. On November 19, 1949 she married Robert Gintner. Their marriage was blessed with a daughter, four sons, and 60 wonderful years before Robert preceded her in death on February 8, 2010. Betty enjoyed bowling in her younger years, then her focus shifted to her family where she would support them in their racing, and baseball, and other ventures. Betty was also a talented cook and baker. Above all, Betty was dedicated and deeply devoted to her husband and to her family. Her endless support and love will be missed by many, and forever loved by her friends and family. She will be sadly missed, but never forgotten by her children: Thomas (Linda) Gintner, Oshkosh, Randy (Lynn) Gintner, Neenah, Larry (Sp. friend Marcia) Gintner, Neenah, Mark (Gail) Gintner, Neenah, Cherryl (Sp. friend Dave) Pratt, Neenah; 9 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, and her beloved husband Robert, she was preceded in death by her siblings: Ronald Johnson, Dorothy Zachow, Richard Johnson, and Ernest Johnson Jr. The Funeral Service for Betty will be held on Monday, June 8, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. at Neenah's Westgor Funeral Home with Rev. Battista Ceresero officiating. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 3:00 p.m. until the hour of service. Entombment will be in the Shrine of Heaven Mausoleum at Greenlawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in Betty's name. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 Online Condolences www.westgorfuneralhomes.com A very special thank you to Betty's friends and the staff at Bridgewood for your companionship and care throughout the years. | Johnson, Betty (I326618)
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| 19479 | Betty J. Hoelzel, age 92 of Menasha, passed away Friday, February 5, 2016. She was born in Hortonville on February 9, 1923, the daughter of the late William and Abbie (Dunn) Scherer. On October 18, 1941, she married the love of her life, Reuben Hoelzel. Together they shared 69 wonderful years. Betty worked for many years and retired from the Newborn Nursery at Theda Clark. She also held office at the local, regional, and state levels of the Eagles club many different times, and participated in various charities throughout her Presidencies. She enjoyed spending time with her family and playing games like shuffleboard with Reuben, sheep head and dartball. She also liked to play bingo and slot machines. She also adored spending time with her grandchildren, having won Grandmother of the Year, and was known to welcome anyone into the family. Betty is survived by her children: Beverly (special friend Gerald Nett) Meyers; Wayne Hoelzel; Linda R. Kersten; Barbara (Dennis) Clow; Michael (Bonnie) and daughter-in-law, Sharon Hoelzel; her grandchildren: Deb (Tom) Galinsky; Scott (Leann) Hoelzel; Deborah (Robert) Lee; James G. (Denise) Meyers; Steven Meyers; Kevin (Lisa) Flowers; Michelle Flowers; Brian (Linda) Hoelzel; David Hoelzel; Stacy (Kelly) Braatz; Otilia (Bob) Scanlon; and Lenny Hoehne. She is further blessed with 22 great-grandchildren, and 6 great-great-grandchildren. She is also survived by brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. Betty was preceded in death by her husband, Reuben; her son, Tom Hoelzel; grandson, Loren Jape; great-grandchild, Tyler Hoelzel; sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, brothers-in-law, and sisters-in-law. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at NOON, Thursday, February 11, 2016 at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 320 Nicolet Blvd., Menasha, Fr. Jim Hablewitz and Pastoral Associate Mary Krueger officiating. A visitation will take place Wednesday, February 10, 2016 from 4:00 P.M. until 7:00 P.M. at Menasha's Westgor Funeral Home, and again at church on Thursday from 10:00 A.M. until the hour of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Betty's name. Westgor Funeral Home 1140 Appleton Rd. Menasha 720-0314 Online Condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Betty's family would like to extend a special thank you to the Affinity nurses, Connie, Michelle, and their aide Thyra, as well as Homestead Senior Care caregiver Nancy and hospice volunteer Kathy, for their care and compassion. Also thank you to the staff and nurses at Oakridge Gardens, and daughters Linda and Barb for their dedication and commitment to taking care of Mom. | Scherer, Betty (I162872)
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| 19480 | Betty J. Kluge, age 88, of Hortonville, died on June 14, 2011, at Kindred Hearts in Manitowoc under the care of hospice. Betty was born on October 13, 1922, in Appleton, Wisconsin, the daughter of Guy and Lydia (Muenster) Berzill. On April 25, 1942, she married Reno A. Kluge, who preceded her in death in 2000. Along with PeeWee Burns, Betty and Reno owned and operated the Hortonville Bakery for many years. Betty is survived by her children: Guy (Cheryl) Kluge of Hortonville, Rick Kluge of Hortonville, and Bonnie (Larry) Tennie of Manitowoc; grandchildren: Lori (Terry) Tank, Todd Kloehn (special friend Theresa), Thad (Dawn) Kluge, Christopher Tennie, Susan (Tyson) Miller, and Mark Tennie; three great-grandchildren: T.J. Kloehn, Hunter Kluge, and Tyler Tank; two sisters: Lois Calmes and Cleo Smith; and numerous nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. She is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Reno; daughter, Barb Kluge; granddaughter, Kelly DeGroot; as well as two brother-in-laws. The Christian Funeral for Betty will be at 12 noon on Friday, June 17, 2011, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 203 N. Nash St., Hortonville. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. A committal service will be held at 3:30 p.m. Friday afternoon at Mountain Cemetery, Mountain, Wisconsin. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the nurses and staff of Kindred Hearts and Southern Care Hospice. In lieu of flowers memorials are preferred. Borchardt & Moder Funeral Home 109 W. Main St. Hortonville 920-779-4588 | Berzill, Betty J. (I186762)
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| 19481 | Betty J. Londo, 83, Kaukauna, passed away at Appleton Health Center on Tuesday, January 21, 2014. She was born October 25, 1930, daughter of the late Clara (Krenkel) and Orrin W. Defferding. She was a widow to Raymond Kunstman Jr. on December 21, 1978, then Henry "Hank" Londo on July 8, 1999. Betty is survived by her daughters: Christine "Chrisy" (Don) Havinga and Sue (Tom) Van Asten, both of Kaukauna; her grandchildren: Sara (Wayne) Schwalbach, Sherrie (fiancé Shane Kelso) Pitt, both of Kaukauna, Amy (Jeremy) Dieck, Appleton, Jill and Matthew; also many great grandchildren and other family members. She is also survived by two longtime friends, Germaine Ambrosius and Jean Schmidt. Per Betty's wishes, no funeral services will be held. Inurnment will take place at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton, next to Raymond Jr., the father of her two daughters. Preacher Whit Sasser of the Appleton Church of Christ will officiate a prayer and song before the burial in the Chapel at Highland Memorial Park on Friday, January 31, 2014, at 1:30 p.m. Letters of condolence or reflections of Betty's life can be sent to: Sara Schwalbach, guardian/granddaughter, at 648 Sunset Ave., Kaukauna, WI 54130. Grandma, now that my job is done, just know all your wishes have been honorably met. Walk now in peace under the Grace of our Father in Jesus's Name, Amen. I love you. Sara Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Jan. 26, 2014 | Defferding, Betty Joan (I73641)
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| 19482 | Betty J. Luckow, 88, Appleton, passed away on July 30, 2013 at Washington Center in New London. She was born on November 14, 1924 in Appleton to the late Albert and Caroline (Erickson) Briggs. Betty married Kermid A. Luckow on Aug 16, 1946 and shared 61 years together until his passing in 2007. Together they enjoyed life, especially: fishing, their cottage and traveling in the motor home. Her greatest joys were her family and the Packers, and not always in that order. Betty will be greatly missed by her children: Gary (Lynn) Luckow, Appleton; Judy (Dennis) Resch, New London and Sandy Kunstman, Kansas; 7 grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren; a brother-in-law, Jerry (Kay) Luckow, Freedom and many dear friends at the Washington Center. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Kermid and grandson, Nicolas Resch. Private family services were held and she was laid to rest next to her husband at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. A special thank you to everyone at the Washington Center for all their love and support of Betty the past four years. Mom, you will be greatly missed and never forgotten. Love your Family Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 4, 2013 | Briggs, Betty J. (I71368)
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| 19483 | Betty J. Peeters, 73, Greenville, passed away peacefully with her family by her side, on Saturday, March 13, 2010, at Appleton Medical Center. Betty was born in Bear Creek on Nov. 2, 1936, the daughter of the late Mark and Evelyn (Rohan) Lowney. She married Robert "Bob" Peeters on June 20, 1956. Betty was a resident of Greenville for over 50 years and was employed by the Greenville Post Office for many years before her retirement. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Greenville. Betty enjoyed spending time at her cottage on Pelican Lake with family and friends, going for pontoon rides, fishing and playing cards. She had a love for gardening, making maple syrup and watching her birds and squirrels. She is survived by her two sons, Steve (Joann) Peeters, Shiocton; and Pat (Wendy) Peeters, Shiocton; daughter, Lori (Steve) Parker, Greenville; five grandchildren, Aaron, Stephanie, Mandie, and Alex Peeters, and Jenna Parker; and two sisters, Marie (Chuck) Sullivan, Greenville; and Gerri (Dennis) Conradt, Bear Creek. Betty is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Robert Peeters; a son, Timothy Robert in 1966; sister, Kathleen Lowney; brother, Mark Lowney; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Angarose and Chris Peeters. A Mass of Resurrection will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 16, 2010, at St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, N2385 Municipal Drive, Greenville, with Father Mark Vander Steeg officiating. Friends may call at church from 9 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook Street New London 920-982-3232 | Lowney, Betty J. (I162354)
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| 19484 | Betty J. Schmalz, Town of Harrison, Wife, Mother, Sister & Grandmother, age 71, died Tuesday December 5, 2006, at home surrounded by her family. She was born March 15, 1935, to the late Joseph and Mary (Liebhauser) Schindler in Appleton. Betty married Joseph P. Schmalz on November 7, 1967, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Appleton. Betty's Mass of Christian Burial will be 11 a.m. on SATURDAY, December 9, 2006, at HOLY ANGELS CATHOLIC CHURCH at Holy Spirit Parish, with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Friends will be received on SATURDAY, at CHURCH, from 9 a.m., until the time of service. Burial will follow in the Parish Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. 920-766-2099. Posted December 6, 2006 Schmalz, Betty J. Betty J. Schmalz, Town of Harrison, Wife, Mother, Sister & Grandmother, age 71, died Tuesday, December 5, 2006, at home surrounded by her family. She was born March 15, 1935, to the late Joseph and Mary (Liebhauser) Schindler in Appleton. Betty married Joseph P. Schmalz on November 7, 1967, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Appleton. Together Joseph and Betty farmed for many years in the Town of Harrison. She enjoyed fishing, gardening, and was an active leader with 4H. Betty loved to spend time with her family, especially if it included going out to dinner. Weekly trips to Jackie & Mer's restaurant turned into a family tradition. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her. She is survived by her loving husband, Joseph Schmalz; two sons: Joe Jr. (Alicia) Schmalz and their two children, Kyle and Sam; and Dave Schmalz; two daughters: Debbie Schmalz-Buhler (Bob) Buhler and their daughter, Sierra and Mary (Tom) Schwister and their two children, Haley and Aaron; and her sister, Rose Schindler. Betty is further survived by Joseph's family, John (Pat) Schmalz, Jim (Marge) Schmalz, Jerry (Sally) Schmalz and Janet (Jerry) Weber. She was preceded in death by her parents and her three brothers, Carl, Jack and Tom Schindler. Betty's Mass of Christian Burial will be 11 a.m. on SATURDAY, December 9, 2006, at HOLY ANGELS CATHOLIC CHURCH at Holy Spirit Parish with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Friends will be received on SATURDAY at CHURCH from 9 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will follow in the Parish Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. 920-766-2099. The family would like to thank the wonderful nursing staff at St. E's and at Affinity Hospice for all the care and compassion they gave Betty. Also a special thank you to all the friends and family of the Schmalz family for the love and support during this difficult time. | Schindler, Betty J. (I115240)
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| 19485 | Betty J. Schnoor, age 81, of Neenah, passed away on Sunday, February 1, 2015, at her home with her family by her side. On November 28, 1933, Betty Jeanne was born in New Orleans, Louisiana to the late Maurice and Jeanne (Usey) Rodrique. She had met her soon to be husband, Donald Schnoor, in New Orleans while he was stationed in the Navy. They married on June 25, 1955 and moved to Menasha and later to Neenah. He preceded her in death in August of 1973. After his passing, Betty worked at Kimberly-Clark retiring after 22 years of employment. Betty loved sewing and would make clothes for her children and grandchildren as well as their dolls. She also made their Halloween costumes. Betty loved flowers and enjoyed tending to her gardens. She also had a great talent for baking. Betty will be greatly missed by her loving children: Dawn Yunker, Dave Schnoor, Sally (Keith) Kallin, Teri (Todd) Strube; her grandchildren: Joshua (Lorinda) Schnoor, Hannah Kallin, Chloe, Sophie, and Emma Strube, and David Schnoor; and her great-grandchildren: Blade, Melissa, Samantha, and Jake; and other family and friends. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by her children: Dennis and Darcie; her sister, Joyce; and a sister-in-law, Lois. The Memorial Service will be held at 2:00pm on Monday, February 9, 2015 at Wichmann Funeral Home-Laemmrich Chapel, 312 Milwaukee Street in Menasha. A Memorial Gathering will be held from 1:00pm until the hour of the service at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established. Online condolences may be given at www.wichmannfargo.com The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff of Aurora at Home Hospice, especially, Shelly and Amanda, for their kindness and loving care given to Betty. | Rodrique, Betty Jean Marie (I61053)
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| 19486 | Betty J. Schommer, 80, Combined Locks, died Wednesday January 4, 2012 at Colony Oaks Care Center. She was born in Van Dyne on May 17, 1931 to the late Walter and Esther (Matulle) Scheller. Betty married Raymond J. Schommer on May 10, 1958 at St. Nicholas Parish in Freedom. She volunteered at the Community Blood Center and belonged to the Ladies Auxiliary Post 7692. Betty enjoyed bowling and gardening. She also had fun playing horseshoes very poorly! Betty was a nurse at Kaukauna Community Hospital. She treasured her children and grandchildren and were very proud of them. Betty enjoyed time spent with family and friends. Betty is survived by her husband of 53 years, Raymond J.; children: Debora (Randy) Markusen , Mountain; Tim (Carla) Schommer, Combined Locks; Carol Schommer, Kaukauna; Eileen (Scott) Buss, Appleton; Julie (Bob) Wyngaard, Kimberly; and James (Tracy) Schommer, Kimberly; grandchildren: Jesse (Mandy), and Wesley Markusen, Kim (special friend Justin Ringler) and Luke Wyngaard, Marlee and Sydney Buss, Reece and Phin Schommer; sisters: Gloria (Bill) Hughes, Janice Gerlach and Mary Lou (Norman) Wilkens; sisters and brothers-in-law: Marcella Seidl, Betty Coppus, Helen Schommer, Anna DeCoster and Pearl Scheller. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Betty was preceded in death by her daughters Janet and Nancy; father and mother-in-law: Leo and Jennie Schommer; siblings: Jake Scheller and Bernelda (Carl) Hackbarth; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Jack, Merle and Hazel Schommer, Gladys (Hank) Anschutz, Fran (Tom) Thompson, Mark DeCoster, Chuck Coppus, Carl Hackbarth and Gerald Gerlach. Visitation will be held Monday January 9, 2012 at ST. PAUL PARISH (410 Wallace St. Combined Locks) beginning at 3:00 p.m. until time of Mass at 5:00 p.m. The Rev. Andrew Kysely will officiate. The Rev. Robert Vandenberg will concelebrate. Committal St. Paul Cemetery. For on-line condolences please visit www.oconnellfh.com. The Schommer family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at Colony Oaks Care Center for the kind care given to Betty. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 788-6237 Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from January 5 to January 6, 2012 | Scheller, Betty (I36634)
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| 19487 | Betty J. SlaterBetty J. Slater, 77, of 107 E. Monroe St., Port Washington died Saturda y, April 20, 2002, at St. Mary's Hospital-Ozaukee, Mequon.She was born on Dec. 2, 1924, in Hollandtown, a daughter of the late Ted a nd Nell (Van Vreede) Gerrits. In May 1948, she married Allan E. Slat er of Random Lake in Dubuque, Iowa.They raised their family in Fredonia before moving to Port Washington in 1 964.She was a secretary for the former Peiffer Advertising of Port Washingt on for many years. She was always very active with her family and her comm unity. While living in Fredonia she started their first Girl Scout troop a nd remained a leader when she moved to Port Washington. She volunteer ed at the city voting polls and with the former Port Washington Mariners D rill Team. Among her many joys besides her family were ceramics, crochetin g, golfing, fishing, playing the piano, taking family pictures and flow er gardening.She is survived by her husband, Allan; three daughters Shari (Mike) Lohu is of Medina, Ohio; Pam (Bob) Thill of Cedarburg; Alison (Bob) Benter of N ew Fane; her son Ted (Theresa Schwartz) Slater of Cudahy; eight grandchild ren; one great-grandson; four sisters Evelyn Keller of Appleton; Ethel Dup ler, Hilda (Clarence) Veit and Bernice Leonhard, all of Sheboygan, and a b rother, Don (Edith) Gerrits of Fond du Lac, other relatives and friends.She was preceded in death by an infant daughter Marciana and granddaught er Heather.Funeral services will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 23 at the Poole Funer al Home, Port Washington. The Rev. Joseph Haas of St. Peter of Alcantara C atholic Church, Port Washington, will be the officiant. Interment wi ll be at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Cemetery, Fredonia. Visitation aft er 4 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home with a 4 p.m. rosary.Memorials to the American Cancer Society or charity of choice appreciated. | Gerrits, Betty (I52853)
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| 19488 | Betty J. Stellmacher, age 90, of Seymour passed away Monday, March 14, 2016 at Meadow Wood Assisted Living in Seymour. She was born May 15, 1925, daughter of the late Orval and Doris (Melter) Fiestadt. On September 6, 1980, she was united in marriage to Leroy Stellmacher. He preceded her in death on September 16, 2013. Betty was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Seymour and the Concordia. She is survived by her children: Kathy (Larry Hahn) Thomas, Rhinelander; John (Audrey) Gosse, Seymour; grandchildren: Michael (Nicolle) Thomas, Kelly (John) Schafer, James Gosse; great-grandchildren: Morgan, Jered, Erik, Kyle and Peter; stepchildren: Christine Stellmacher, Charles (Debby) Stellmacher, Jon (Becky) Stellmacher, Dr. Ron (Janet) Stellmacher; sister-in-law, Vera Ashman. She is preceded in death by her son, Robert Gosse; grandson, Nicholas Gosse; son-in-law, Darel Thomas. Friends may call at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Seymour on Friday, March 18, 2016 from 9 a.m. until services at 11 a.m. with Pastor Natalie Kramer McComb officiating. Burial will take place in the parish cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com. Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour is assisting the family with arrangements. The family would like to thank the staff at Meadow Wood and Thedacare at Home Hospice for all their compassionate care. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Mar. 16, 2016 | Fiestadt, Betty J. (I201767)
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| 19489 | Betty J. Williams, 75, of Oshkosh, passed away on Thursday, November 12, 2009, at Mercy Medical Center. Betty was born on October 27, 1934, a daughter of the late Edward and Rose Hedtke. On March 9, 1957, she married Philip D. Williams in Oshkosh. He preceded her in death on July 24, 2009. Betty was a member of Bethany United Church of Christ. She worked at the Telephone Company, Budgetel Inn and was a caregiver in her home. She was a "Red Hat Lady" loved listening to gospel and country music, and playing cards. Survivors include her son, Thomas E. (Pam) Williams, Oshkosh; three daughters: Cynthia R. (Tim) Kulinski, Oshkosh; Cheryl A. (David) Klinger, Appleton; Renea D. (Jay) Paulick, Oshkosh; two brothers: Donald (Joan) Hedtke, Oshkosh; Gerald (Mary Kay) Hedtke, Freedom; two sisters: Marjorie Hedtke, Oshkosh; Elaine (James) Christilaw, Oshkosh; a sister-in-law, Trudy Jones, Oshkosh; nine grandchildren: Joe and Katie Kulinski, Rob, Dan and Charlie Williams, Marisa and Melanie Wagner all of Oshkosh; Michael and Kathleen Klinger of Appleton. Along with her husband Philip, Betty was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers: Dennis and Robert Hedtke; two sisters: Jane Hedtke and Shirley Coates and a grandson, Mitchell Wagner. Private services will be held with Rev. Kevin Mundell officiating. Interment will be at Lake View Memorial Park. A memorial has been established to Bethany United Church of Christ. Konrad-Behlman Funeral Homes 920-231-1510 | Hedtke, Betty (I317928)
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| 19490 | Betty Jane (Elizabeth) Nieman (nee Johnson), age 86, of Appleton passed away Thursday, August 15, 2013 at Grand Horizon West. She was born on October 25, 1926 to the late Elmer and Martha (Schmidli) Johnson in Kaukauna. She was baptized, confirmed and married at Immanuel United Church of Christ in Kaukauna. Betty graduated from Kaukauna High School and after high school; she worked for five years at Kaukauna Club Cheese Factory. On May 28, 1949 she was united in marriage to Orville C. Nieman. They owned and operated a family dairy farm in Greenville before retiring to Hortonville. Betty loved taking trips to California to visit her sister, also small bus trips and a special trip to Hawaii. She was a homemaker who loved to cook and take care of her family. Survivors include: one son; Gary (Lisa) Niemann, Greenville, three daughters; Judy (Ken) Boksa, Land O' Lakes, Marlene (Steve) Borowski, Larsen and Lori (Joe) Miller, Appleton, grandchildren; Tracy (Tony) Haase, Ted (fiancée Kim) Boksa, Steve (Theresa) Borowski, Bradly (special friend Veronica) Borowski, Stephanie (Eric) Mustin, Brian (special friend Tracey) Herrman, Chad (Katie) Herrmann, Cory Herrmann, Derek Herrmann, Autum (special friend Willie) Miller, Lindsay (fiancé Brent) Miller, Emily and Caitlin Niemann, as well as numerous great grandchildren. She is further survived by sisters and brothers-in-law, Hazel Furman, Mrytle (Victor) Seefeld, Jane Johnson, Eileen Johnson, Joan Johnson, Nick Van Eyke and Louie Voster; several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Betty is preceded in death by her husband Orville in 2004, a daughter Diane Herrmann in 2012 and brothers; Robert, Richard and Jim Johnson; sisters Lillian Verstegan, Arlene Van Eyck and Joyce Voster. Also, brothers-in-law Stanley Verstegan and Shirley Furman. Funeral services for Betty will be held at 11:00AM, Sunday, August 18, 2013, at Valley Funeral Home, 2211 N Richmond St with the Rev. David K. Eggert officiating. Friends and family may call at the funeral home from 10:00AM until the time of service. Burial will take place at Highland Memorial Park. The Nieman family would like to thank Grand Horizons West and Southern Care Hospice for their care and compassion for Betty. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 16, 2013 | Johnson, Betty Jane "Elizabeth" (I124609)
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| 19491 | Betty Jane (Fritsch) Krizenesky, 83, Menasha, joined her Lord in Heaven on April 9, 2010. Betty was born in Kaukauna, on Jan. 6, 1927, to the late Frank Alberts and Marie (Frank) Oppelt-Korth. On Nov. 23, 1946, Betty was united in marriage to Leo Michael Fritsch at St. Mary Catholic Church, Menasha. They spent 35 wonderful years with one another until Leo preceded her in death on Sept. 4, 1982. Later Betty married Frank Krizenesky and he preceded her in death on Feb. 19, 1996. Betty was employed at Jandrey's in Neenah for 10 years and Schultz's "Five and Dime" in Menasha for five years. Betty was an avid shopper, enjoyed attending craft fairs and was an angel collector. She also played bingo and loved playing cards. Betty enjoyed listening to polka music and along with Leo, they belonged to the Merry Makers at the Cinderella Ballroom in Menasha. Her greatest joy was her family, being a wonderful mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Betty is survived by her four children, Kenneth (Mary) Fritsch, Appleton; John (Elizabeth) Fritsch, Menasha; Paul (Susan) Fritsch, Appleton; and Donna (Mike) Henschel, Hortonville; 10 grandchildren, Stacey (Mark) Babbitt, Patrick (Kelly) Fritsch, Jesse, Nicholas, Kristen, Derek, Halee Fritsch, Ryan, Danielle and Tanner Henschel; five great-grandchildren, Kayla, Karina, Kaden, Kira Fritsch and Austin Babbitt; and many other family members and friends. In addition to her husbands, Leo Fritsch and Frank Krizenesky, Betty is further preceded in death by her daughter, Debbie Fritsch; and her brother, Earl Alberts. A Funeral Mass for Betty will be held 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 13, 2010, at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 324 Nicolet Blvd., Menasha. Fr. Paul Radetski will officiate. Friends and family may call directly at the church on Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. Betty will be laid to rest at St. Mary Cemetery, Menasha. A memorial fund has been established in Betty's name. Betty's family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the staff and caregivers at Oakridge Gardens and Heartland Hospice for all their wonderful care and support, and especially Mike, Charlotte and the angels she lost on the west wing. When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a Treasure. Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home Menasha 920-722-8252 Light a candle in memory of Betty at: www.martens-laemmrichfuneralhome.com | Alberts, Betty J. (I163381)
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| 19492 | Betty Jane Behrent, age 84, of Appleton, God came and wrapped His heavenly arms around her and took her home on Saturday, March 23, 2013 at the Appleton Medical Center. Betty was born on May, 4, 1928, daughter of the late August and Bernice Peters. She was a proud graduate of Appleton West High School and on April 19, 1947 she married the love of her life, Larry Behrent, at Zion Lutheran Church. Betty enjoyed the outdoors; she was an avid camper and loved fishing. She enjoyed knitting, crocheting, beading and her cats. She was also a member of the Gold Star mothers. Above all, she loved spending time with her family and friends. She is survived by her three children; Jim Behrent of Kaukauna, Debbie (Paul) Jacobs of Menasha, and John (Robin) Behrent of Appleton; seven grandchildren, Jessica and Sarah Jacobs, Ashley and Amanda Behrent, and Samantha, Hollie, and Alex Behrent; great grandchild, Ryleigh Kolln; and her sister-in-law, Margaret Rice. Betty is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; sons, David Behrent and Mark Behrent; two sisters-in-law, Cecilia Weiles and Helen (Ray) Bartowiak; and brothers-in-law Edwin "Bud" (Gen) Berhent and Stan Rice. The funeral service for Betty will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME DOWNTOWN (573 N. Superior St). A time of visitation will take place from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Betty's family would like to thank the nursing staff on the Appleton Medical Center's 8th floor for all their kindness and care. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on March 24, 2013 | Peters, Betty J. (I319702)
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| 19493 | Betty Jane Diedrich 12/16/1920 5/6/2001 Post Crescent 5/7/2001 C 4 | Diedrich, Betty Jane (I135430)
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| 19494 | Betty Jane Glaser, 91 of Appleton, passed away peacefully Friday June 27, 2014 with her family by her side. She was born June 23, 1923 in the Town of Harrison, daughter of the late Fred and Laura (Fiedler) Gall. Betty married Stanley Glaser on July 23, 1955. He preceded her in death on April 3, 1982. Betty worked for many years as a bartender at "Pete's Junction" in Appleton. In their younger years, Betty and Stanley enjoyed traveling. Betty loved to work on needle point, playing sheepshead, and cribbage; she already knew what you had in your hand, the minute you laid your first card. Betty is survived by three granddaughters, Wendy (Jeff) McFaul, Combined Locks, Brenda Huss, Darboy, and Sherri Henschel (Tim Banker), Seymour; two grandsons, Travis Huss, Kaukauna, and Jeffrey Huss, Kaukauna; and seven great-grandchildren, Alan, Trevor, Kelsi, Lucy, Geoffrey, Cody, and Carley. She was further preceded in death by her daughter, Darlene "Dar" Huss; and a grandson, Brian Scott "Pie-Wee" Huss. Funeral service for Betty will be 6:00 PM on Tuesday July 1, 2014 at VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, with Rev. Paul Schuler officiating. Visitation will be at the funeral home on Tuesday beginning at 4:00 PM until the hour of service. Burial will be at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Betty's family would like to thank the entire staff at Care Partners, Little Chute, especially Rhonda, for their care and compassion. Grandma, "we are going to miss your laughter, your wonderful sense of humor, even your sarcasm; your and grandpa's many get together's for corn roasts and garden picking. And making the trips we took to the flea markets together, enjoyable. Be good, be nice, be a good girl, Love ya'll, give my love to ...". Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 29, 2014 | Gall, Betty Jane (I175447)
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| 19495 | Betty Jane Henrickson, age 83, passed away on Sunday, March 15, 2009, at Appleton Medical Center. She was born on April 7, 1925, the daughter of the late William and Maude (Ellefson) Beckman. Betty attended Appleton High School and on July 23, 1953, she married her loving husband, Carl Henrickson, in Illinois. Betty loved to play cards, shop at rummage sales, go camping and fishing. Betty is survived by her husband, Carl Henrickson; brothers: Russell Beckman and Duanne Beckman and sisters: Alice (Len) Moder and Ina Kryszak. She is preceded in death by her sister, Urdine Froehlich and brothers: Orville Beckman and Clarence Beckman. A Memorial Service will be held for Betty on Thursday, March 19, 2009, at 11 a.m. at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, TRI-COUNTY CHAPEL, 3212 S. Oneida Street, Menasha, with the Rev. Judy Deckert officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from 10 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, the family of Betty has established a memorial fund. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME TRI-COUNTY CHAPEL 3212 S. Oneida Street Menasha 920-831-9905 Online Condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Beckman, Betty (I205507)
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| 19496 | Betty Jane Jansen, age 86, of Kimberly, passed away on Monday, January 25, 2016 at St. Paul Elder Services. She was born to the late Emil and Gertrude (Schuman) Eake on August 23, 1929. Betty attended Neenah High School. She married Roland Jansen on July 2, 1949. The family resided in Combined Locks. She was employed at Zwicker Knitting Mill until she started a family. Betty was a volunteer at St. Paul Elder Services from 1998 until her passing. She helped at the VFW for many years. She is survived by her children: Dan (Dawn) Jansen, Sherry (Tom) Germiat, Debra Thorne and special friend Dave Leaf; nine grandchildren; two great grandchildren; brother-in-law Martin Vanden Hogen; sisters-in-law: Clair Jansen and Alice Jansen. She is preceded in death by her husband Roland; brothers-in-law Stanley, Melvin, David, Lloyd and Eugene Jansen; sisters-in-law: Bulah Vanden Hogen Mavis Jansen, Arlene and Brenda Eake; brother Darrel and Delhart Eake. Funeral services for Betty will be at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 27, 2016 at ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 410 E. Wallace Street, Combined Locks with Father Andrew Kysely and Msgr. James Vanden Hogen concelebrating. Visitation will be held from 2:00 p.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com. 920-766-2099. | Eake, Betty Jane (I78352)
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| 19497 | Betty Jane Klitzke, age 90, of Appleton, passed away peacefully Tuesday, August 18, 2015, at Brewster Village, Appleton. Betty was born February 18, 1925, to the late Ben and Bertha (nee' Colbo) Kiefer. The former Betty Kiefer married Vernon Klitzke, who preceded her in death. Betty loved to socialize with people, especially with her neighbors on Glendale Avenue. She is survived by two nieces, Judy (Donald) Dake and Susan (Tim) of Illinois; two nephews, Jerry, (Ann) Brandt and David (Melissa) Brandt. She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, Vernon, and son, Steve. A funeral service for Betty will be held at 11:00 AM on Friday, August 21, 2015, at Valley Funeral Home, 2211 N Richmond Street, Appleton, with the Rev. Leon Knitt officiating. Visitation will be held from 10:00 AM until the time of service. Entombment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. | Kiefer, Betty (I319440)
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| 19498 | Betty Jane Kohl, 81, Appleton, passed away on February 24, 2014. Betty was born on April 9, 1932 in Appleton to John and Margaret Abendroth. She was a graduate of Appleton West High School and was married to LaVerne "Bud" "Bun" Kohl. Although being a homemaker was most important to Betty Jane, she also worked outside the home at both Agape and Valley Packaging. Family was most important to Betty Jane. She loved family gatherings and daily phone calls. Her beautiful smile brightened all our events. She also enjoyed trips to the casino and playing bingo and loved playing cards, especially sheephead. She liked watching movies and listening to country music. She is survived by her children: Linda (Scott) Frederick, Appleton, Cheryl (Larry) Fails, Florida, Pamela (William) Schabo, Kaukauna, Michele (Randy) Buss, Freedom, Kathy (Jim) Armstrong, Freedom, Lisa (Bob) Kunstman, Appleton, Brian Kohl, Appleton and Jeff Kohl, Manawa, 15 grandchildren: Barry, Jody, Jaime, Craig, Shantel, Shane, Sarah, Drew, Dylan, Jesse, Jeremy, Michael, Tony, David, Lindsey and Garrett, special friend Jim LeRoux as well as many other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Bun Kohl and several brothers and sisters. Funeral Services for Betty will be at Highland Memorial Park in Appleton on Friday February 28, 2014 at 10:30 am. Visitation will be Friday from 9:30 to 10:30 am at the cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. The family would like to express a heartfelt thank you to the staff of ManorCare Health Services of Appleton and Matthews Senior Living of Neenah for all the love and care given to our mother Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Feb. 26, 2014 | Abendroth, Betty Jane (I128229)
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| 19499 | Betty Jane Loewenhagen 3/20/1931 4/11/2003 Post Crescent 4/12/2003 B 4 | Loewenhagen, Betty Jane (I140788)
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| 19500 | Betty Jane M. Schommer, age 84, passed away at Oakridge Gardens, Menasha, on Monday, December 2, 2013. Betty was born on May 19, 1929, in Neenah, to the late William and Sadie (Simons) Scherer. She married Norman J. Schommer on June 14, 1947, in Menasha; he preceded her in death on December 20, 2002. Betty was a teller at the Bank of Neenah for many years. Betty enjoyed reading, was an avid Packer fan, often cooked for family and friends, but especially enjoyed the time spent with her family. Survivors include her children, Dan (Barbara) Schommer, Valrico , Florida; Gail (Jerry) Mielke, Kimberly; and Sue Rohloff, New London; her 11 grandchildren; and her 23 great grandchildren. Betty was preceded in death by her son, Bill; her grandson, Ben Rohloff; and her great grandson, James Schommer. Memorial services will be at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, December 6, 2013, at JANSEN FARGO FUNERAL HOME, 204 E. Kimberly Avenue, Kimberly, with Chaplain Jordan Kuczwara officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 5:00 p.m. until the time of services. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to nurses Donna and Patty and CNA's Betty and Ryan for the loving care and compassion shown to Betty and her family over the years. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 4, 2013 | Scherer, Betty Jane (I68834)
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| 19501 | Betty Jane Priebe, Appleton, age 91, passed away on Thursday, January 9, 2014 at Appleton Medical Center in Appleton. Betty was born November 17, 1922, in the Town of Woodville, daughter of the late Alfred and Erna (Fiercke) Retzlaff. She was united in marriage to LeRoy H. Priebe on December 20, 1941. They celebrated 70 years of marriage before his death on August 31, 2012. Betty and LeRoy made their home in rural Hilbert, where they farmed with LeRoy's father for six years. In 1948 they moved to Kaukauna. Betty had worked for Clarkson Map Co., and at Kaukauna Cheese where she retired from in 1985 after 23 years of service. Betty was a member of Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, Kaukauna. Betty was active at the church where she was a member of the Ladies Aid, on the Greeters Club, belonged to the Altar Guild and on the visiting committee for the sick. Betty enjoyed her travels with relatives, recreation dart ball, and watching various sporting events in which her grandchildren and great-grandchildren participated. During her later years, she especially enjoyed visits from her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Betty was a loving and devoted wife and a very caring mother and grandmother. She was very faithful and devoted to her daily meditations. Betty is survived by her sons: Dennis (Karen) Priebe and Donald (Edith) Priebe; grandchildren: Dennis Jr. (Kris) Priebe and their children, Kayla and Erika, Brian (Jennifer) Priebe and their children, Alex and Emma, Renee (Greg) Richardson and their children, Julia, Nathan, and Katie, Craig (Jennifer) Priebe and their children, Samuel and Eliot, Michael (Claudia) Priebe, David Priebe, and Scott (Marisol) Priebe and their son, Jackson. She is further survived by two brothers-in-law: Eldred (Leola) Priebe and Willis (Connie) Priebe. Betty was preceded in death by her husband, two sons: Gary and Gregory, two grandchildren: Steven and Jill; two sisters: Violet Marzahl and Gladys Bergelin; and three brothers: Lloyd, Gordon and Alfred Retzlaff. Funeral services for Betty will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, January 13, 2014 at TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, 804 Grignon St., Kaukauna with Rev. Tim Wilkens officiating. Friends will be received at the church from 9:30 until the time of service. Burial will be held at Rantoul Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial may be given to Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church. The family has chosen Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna to assist them. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com The family would like to extend a special thank you to Pastor Wilkens and Pastor Mau for their comfort, the staff at Appleton Medical Center and Hospice for their assistance and support in her last hours. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Jan. 12, 2014 | Retzlaff, Betty Jane (I162348)
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| 19502 | Betty Jane Schneider, 75, the Town of Vinland, died Saturday evening, Nov. 20, 2004 at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Appleton, Wis., after a long and courageous battle with cancer. She was born on Jan. 23, 1929, in Oshkosh, Wis., the daughter of the late Edwin and Elsie (Johnson) Domer. She attended schools in Oshkosh and Minneapolis. She married Donald Schneider on May 21, 1949, in Oshkosh and they have made their home in the Town of Vinland ever since. Betty was employed for a short time for New American Bank of Oshkosh and for 20 years as part time secretary for Winnebago Co. Extension Office. Betty belonged to St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church, Oshkosh, Progressive Homemakers and the Four Seasons Study Club. First and foremost in Betty's life was her family. She is survived by her husband, Donald; one daughter and son-in-law, Linda and William Luce, Winneconne; one son, Gary Schneider, Minocqua; four grandchildren, Aaron and Schaune Luce, Winneconne; Travis and Catherine Luce, Neenah; Eric Schneider and his friend, Kayla Tesch, Neenah; Sara Schneider, the Town of Vinland; 2 great grandchildren, Jordan and Mason Luce and nieces and nephews. Along with her parents, she was also preceded in death by one brother, Dale and one sister, Vernis Manthei. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004 at 7 p.m. at Mueller Funeral Home, Winneconne, with Pastor Joel Olsen and intern Stacy Grau officiating. Burial will be at Lake View Memorial Park, Oshkosh. Family and friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 3 p.m. until the hour of services. The family would like to thank Dr. Robert Geller and his staff and the nursing staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital for their tender loving care. Mueller Funeral Home 904 E. Main St. PO Box 30 Winneconne, WI 54986 | Domer, Betty Jane (I183055)
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| 19503 | Betty Jane Schroeder, 82, of Little Chute, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Sunday, January 24, 2010, at Rennes Health Care Center after a lengthy illness. Betty was born on April 20, 1927, to William and Selma (Wiese) Rosin in Wrightstown, WI. She married Lawrence Schroeder on May 20, 1950, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Green Bay. Betty Jane worked as a receptionist at Dr. Bravick and Dr. Querol's office from 1970 until her retirement. She was a member of St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church and its Rachel Circle; she volunteered at church and at the Bargain Garden. While a resident at Greenfield Manor, she enjoyed Thursday night get togethers and helping other residents, taking them to Doctor's appointments or running errands. A highlight for her were her trips to California and her cruise to Alaska with her sisters. She greatly enjoyed spending time with her family and caring for her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Betty Jane is survived by three children: Kathleen (Paul) Heyer, Appleton, Wendy (Robert) Mueller, Dousman, Mark (Merri) Schroeder, Appleton, six grandchildren; Nicole (Nathan) Danielson, Jenny (Pavel) Krikava, Jill (Steve) Miner, Travis Mueller, Kimberly Mueller, Darion Schroeder, six great-grandchildren; Ethan, Brooke, Whitney, Lukas, Tyler and Gabe, two sisters; Dorothy Persson and Oreta Green, a brother; Elton (Lenora) Rosin, brother-in-law; Don Schroeder, sisters-in-law; Ellen (Richard) Radley, Phyllis Schultz and Doris Rosin, faithful friends; Orabelle Porlier and Arline Ballering, nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends. Betty Jane was preceded in death by her parents, her husband; Lawrence, an infant son; Larry, her mother-in-law; Verna, a sister; June (William) Schiefelbein and brother; Donald Rosin, brothers-in-law; Thomas Persson, Harvey Green and Kenneth (Carol) Schroeder and sisters-in-law; Betty (Emery) Eggenberger, Iris Schroeder and Judy Schroeder. Funeral services will be held on Friday, January 29, 2010, at 11 a.m. at ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (705 Greenfield Dr., Little Chute) with Rev. Ronald Szep officiating. Friends may call on Friday, January 29, 2010, at the Church from 9 a.m. until the time of the services. Betty Jane will be laid to rest at Highland Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to St. Luke's Lutheran Church or Fox Valley Lutheran High School. The family would like to extend a special thanks to the care givers at Rennes Health Care Center and Theda Care at Home Hospice. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior St. 920-739-1231 Appleton | Rosin, Betty Jane (I169293)
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| 19504 | Betty Jane Witt, devoted wife and loving mother died on November 28th, 2012, in Stillwater, Minnesota surrounded by her family. Betty Jane Collins was born on August 21, 1923, in Appleton, Wisconsin. Betty graduated from Lake Forest College in Lake Forest, Illinois in 1946, where she met and married Walter W. Witt Jr. After Betty and Wally graduated from Lake Forest College, Betty worked in Deerfield, Illinois as an elementary school teacher. Betty and Wally moved their young family to Appleton where they lived for more than 50 years. Betty was preceded in death by her parents Jessie and Thomas Collins, her brother Robert Collins, her sister Mary Lou Huber, her husband of 53 years, Wally and her son Bill. Betty is survived by daughters Deb (Ted) Roelofs, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Wendy (Brent) Johnson, Stillwater, Minnesota and Cindy (Robert) Ashmun, Minnetonka, Minnesota and grandchildren Matt and Kate Roelofs, Ben and Henry Johnson and Ford Ashmun, nieces and nephews. Betty can be best described by all who knew her as a person with a radiant smile, a very kind heart who cherished her family. She was fun loving, loved to laugh, loved unconditionally, forgave easily, never complained and taught us to see and appreciate beauty in nature and humankind. Betty taught us to celebrate life every day because it is precious and all too short. In lieu of flowers or memorials, think of Betty in a small gesture or act of kindness to brighten someone's day. A private family burial is planned. logo Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on December 2, 2012 | Collins, Betty Jane (I320433)
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| 19505 | Betty Jean (nee Hass) Biersteker, Shorewood, entered Eternal Life Thursday, November 12, 2009, at the age of 86. Beloved wife of 66 years to Joseph Biersteker. Dear mother of Ann Biersteker and Thomas (Nancy) Biersteker. Sister of Joy (James) DeBraal and Glenn (Phyllis) Hass. Grandmother of Elisabeth (Lee) Duensing and Pieter Biersteker. Great-grandmother of Otto and Anna Duensing. Betty is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Betty graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1941. She was an active volunteer in Kenya and Nigeria where she encouraged children to read and use the library. She participated in the Senior Olympics and was active as an honorary member of the Carolina Race Walking Club. A celebration of Betty's life will be held Sunday, November 15th at Christ Episcopal Church, 5655 N. Lake Dr., Shorewood. Betty's family will receive friends following the service. Memorials in Betty's name can be made to the National Kidney Foundation, 16655 W. Bluemound Rd. Suite 240, Brookfield, WI 53005-5935. FEERICK FUNERAL HOME Shorewood 414-962-8383 Condolences can be sent to: www.feerick funeralhome.com | Hass, Betty Jean (I160009)
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| 19506 | Betty Jean (or Jane?) born 5/6/1930 in Black Creek to Jake Schuh and Genevieve VanAsten died at age 3 months 16 days on July 22/1930, cause lober pneumonia | Schuh, Betty Jean (I136827)
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| 19507 | Betty Jean Fuhrmann, of Hortonville, age 66, passed away Friday, December 14, 2007, in New London. She was born April 13, 1941, to the late Herbert and Ruth (Krull) Fuhrmann. She is survived by four sons: Jerold (fiancee, Susan Dorton) Van Handel, Appleton; James (fiancee, Donna Seelow) Van Handel, Neenah; John (Brenda) Van Handel, Hatley; Joseph (Margaret) Van Handel, Hortonville; father of her sons: Norbert Van Handel, Winchester; six grandchildren: Rayannen, Michael, Amanda, Cherisse, Adam and Emily; great-granddaughter, Lluvia; and a brother, Fred (Kay) Fuhrmann, Seymour. She was preceded in death by: her parents; a brother, Pete and a son, Jeff. Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour, on Thursday, December 20, 2007, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Funeral services will be at 5 p.m. with Father Robert Kabat officiating. Online condolences may be made at www.boettcherfuneralhomes.com . | Fuhrmann, Betty Jean (I130533)
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| 19508 | Betty Jean Gonnering, passed peacefully on August 12th 2015 from a long battle with Parkinson's, she was 85. At her bedside was her daughter Kim Lombardi and Great-granddaughter Kaija Censotti. Betty died at 8:45 pm at Lexington Nursing Home located at 900 S. Rand Rd. in Lake Zurich, IL. Betty (Bell) Gonnering was born in Merrill Wisconsin Nov 27, 1929 to Eugene C. and Jessie R. (Youngs) Bell, Betty was the youngest of 14 children. Betty was preceded in death by her 13 brothers and sisters; Alvin, Anna, Teddy, William, Clarence, Nathando, Walter, Margaret, Nathaniel, James, Eugene, Harry, Robert and granddaughter Margaret Mae Gonnering. Betty was married 61 years to her beloved husband Donald N. Gonnering on August 20th, 1949 at Saint Francis Church, Merrill. Betty's husband Donald passed Dec 12th 2010 from Alzheimer's. They spent most of their married lives living in Appleton Wisc. Both Betty and Don moved to Illinois in 2006 to live with their daughter Kim. They are survived by their three children, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Eldest son Michael J. Gonnering and his wife Ellen (Pinchar) Gonnering plus their two daughter's; Ricia (William) Hager and Chelsea Gonnering. Son, Jeffery L. Gonnering and ex-wife Judy Martell's daughter's; Charlotte Gonnering, Rachael (Sami) El Naggar, Rebecca Gonnering and our beautiful Margaret Mae Gonnering born July 25th, 1981 and passed on July 30th, 1981 (we love and miss you Margaret Mae!). Daughter, Kim Lombardi and ex-husband Harold Censotti's daughter, Jessica A. Censotti and Betty's only great granddaughter Kaija Censotti. Betty's daughter recently married Richard Lombardi and Betty enjoyed all the festivities. Prior to marriage Betty worked a Secretary in Merrill. Betty loved to journal, she kept diaries of her vacation's she'd taken throughout the years; she had so much fun and enjoyed the company of all her traveling companions. Betty was loved and blessed with so many friends; at Lexington, Betty's nick name was Miss Hollywood, they truly adored her (Betty was a beautiful women inside and out) everyone remembers Betty's great sense of humor, trivia and witty one liners. Betty loved music, playing organ, dancing and singing, she had the voice of an angel. Betty loved cooking and boy oh boy was she good at it! Her children never missed a meal growing up. She especially enjoyed playing cards and scrabble, Betty and her niece Lori would play scrabble and laugh into the wee hours of the evening. We were all blessed to have known Betty, she loved her friends and family deeply and we felt it. Betty's daughter Kim said she felt honored to have spent Betty's last years together, I had the time of my life and will cherish every moment we shared together. Thank you for being an amazing mother and friend, love you forever and ever mom! See you soon, meanwhile, you will be deeply missed by all!! Services and Visitation will be held Wednesday the August the 26th; Located at Saint Claire's Church 2218 Day St Greenleaf, WI. Visitation begins at 9:30 to 11:00, Mass to follow at 11:00 to 12:00 The Family cordially invites all to join Betty Gonnering's Celebration of Life located at; Rite Place 1:00 to 4:00 1580 Bellevue St. Green Bay, WI. A special thanks to Lori Dubois, Journey Care Hospice, Lexington's Staff and Phyllis and Aubrey Vickers. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Aug. 24, 2015 | Bell, Betty Jean (I195307)
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| 19509 | Betty Jean McClure Maiden Name: Buchanan Born: April 13, 1916 Died: March 24, 1981 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: March 25, 1981 Section: B Page: 13 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Riverside Location | Buchanan, Betty Jean (I151097)
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| 19510 | Betty Jean Thorson, age 69, passed away Sunday, June 1, 2014 at Carolina Manor with her loving family by her side after a courageous battle with ALS. She was born on July 26, 1944 in New London, WI; daughter of the late Rock and Beatrice (McGlin) Moder. On September 11, 1976 she was united in marriage to Jerome "Jerry" Thorson. Betty will be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend but also as a hard worker. She was a waitress at Mr. and Mrs. K's in Greenville and served her customers with love with her BFF, Evie. Also, at the end of her career worked in the kitchen at Appleton Medical Center. She enjoyed going on fishing trips with family and pontoon rides with Bob and Evie; but most of all, Betty loved her family and enjoyed spending time with them. She will be deeply missed by her husband, Jerry; son, Rory (Karen) Kaddatz and their daughter, True; daughter, Roxanne (Bryan) Neumann and their daughters, Marissa and Mariya; daughter, Roberta "Bobbi" (John) Warnke and their daughters, Sheena (special friend, Caleb) and Shemane; step-son, Richard (Barbara) Thorson and their daughter, Brooke; step-daughter, Evette Heinzkill and her daughter, Stephanie (David) Leisure; great grandchildren, Brycen, Jordan and Silvia; six sisters, one brother and their families and many nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws and good friends. Betty was preceded in death by her parents, her former husband, Gene Kaddatz, two brothers, a sister, a step-son and a grandson. A Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, June 4, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. at Immanuel Ev. Lutheran Church, W7265 School Rd., Greenville with the Rev. John Qualmann officiating. Family and friends may visit at the church on Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. until the time of the service. Burial will take place in the church's cemetery after the service. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the ALS Association of Wisconsin or Immanuel Ev. Lutheran Church, Greenville. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah (920)722-7151 Online condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Betty's family would like to thank the nurses and staff of Carolina Manor and Hospice Advantage for their compassionate care and the ALS team for their loving support. Mom, thank you for your support and always being there when we needed you. You will be greatly missed and never forgotten. Love, your children and grandchildren. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 3, 2014 | Moder, Betty (I103817)
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| 19511 | Betty Klipstine [Elizabeth J Mazanek] [Betty Mazanek] [B Mazanek] [Betty Berken] SSN: Gender: Race: Birth Date: Birth Place: [West Depere, Wisconsin] Death Date: Father: Mother: Disability Status: Claim Date: Type of Claim: Notes: | Berken, Elizabeth (I140448)
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| 19512 | Betty L. Anderson, age 77, of Appleton, passed away Tuesday, August 5, 2008, at her home following a courageous battle with cancer. She was born January 19, 1931, in Hollandtown, daughter of the late Arthur and Louise (Moschel) Eichhorst. She married Vernon Anderson June 9, 1948, in Chicago, sharing 41 years together before his death May 6, 1990. Betty worked for Kimberly-Clark as a scheduler until her retirement in 1990. Betty was a member of Riverview Ev. Lutheran Church and was active in the Ladies Aid for many years. Betty enjoyed life, especially camping, fishing in Canada, attending country music festivals, polka dancing and playing cards with family and friends. Betty is survived by her children: Linda (Don) Gilbertson, Collins; Dallas Anderson, Redgranite; Diane Anderson, Appleton; Judy (Mike) Olm, Kimberly; Chuck Anderson, Kimberly; Paul Anderson, Appleton; Mike (Barb) Anderson, Appleton; Jeffrey (Lisa) Anderson, Oshkosh; 18 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren; two brothers: LeRoy Eichhorst, Sussex; Donald (Pat) Eichhorst, Reedsville; a sister: Carole Siebert, Reeds-ville; two sisters-in-law: Dorothy Eichhorst, Manitowoc and Jean Anderson, Brillion and special friends: Willard and Eva Paul, Dunbar. She was preceded in death by a son, Vernon Anderson Jr.; three brothers: Lyle, Allen and Fredrick; daughter-in-law: Shirley Anderson; father-in-law and mother-in-law: Charles and Eva (Schisel) Anderson; two brothers-in-law: Elroy Siebert and Donald Anderson; two sisters-in-law Shirley Eichhorst and Mildred Eichhorst. Services will be held 11 a.m. Friday, August 8, 2008, at Riverview Ev. Lutheran Church, 136 W. Seymour St., Appleton, with Rev. Dennis Belter officiating. Burial will take place at Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday from 9 a.m. until the time of service. A memorial fund has been established. The family would like to express their thanks to Rev. Dennis Belter, Rev. Donald Ninmer and Mr. Peter Wolfgramm of Riverview Ev. Lutheran Church and the nursing staff of Affinity Hospice. Brettschneider -Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton 920-733-7383 www.btlfuneral.com | Eichhorst, Betty L. (I113813)
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| 19513 | Betty L. Stanton, of Neenah, age 56, lost her courageous battle against cancer on Tuesday, January 29, 2013, at home, while surrounded by her family. She was born May 6, 1956, daughter of the late Donald and Cecilia (Strong) Thurber. Betty married Anthony Stanton on September 8, 1979 in Appleton. She was loving and devoted for their 39 years together. She was employed with Kimberly-Clark for over 20 years. Betty then graduated from Fox Valley Technical College with a Medical Office Assistant's degree. She worked for Appleton Spine Institute until unable to work due to illness. Betty's family was very important to her. She enjoyed shopping, playing softball, and watching the Packers, especially Donald Driver. Christmas was always her favorite holiday and the "Santa" hat tradition will continue. Survivors include her husband, Anthony; two children: Jeremy (Sallee) Stanton, Tara (David) Corneil; five grandchildren: Olivia and Abigail Stanton, Trevor, Dylan and Nolan Corneil; her mother-in-law, Gladys Stanton; 13 brothers and sisters: Carol Alderton, Richard Thurber Sr., Tom Thurber, Jim (Alice) Thurber, Mary (Russell) Butzer, Rose (Joe) Keifer, Linda (George) Ciuplinski, Mike (Carol) Thurber, Dave (Paula) Thurber, Robert (Sandy) Thurber, Joanne (Rick) Winters, Diane (Gordy) Peterson, (Netty) Thurber and (Judy Miles); 9 brother and sisters-in-law: Christopher (June) Stanton, Monica (Al) Kahl, Beth Young, Kathy (Larry) Sicard, Linda (Jeff) Grunska, Lisa (Walt) Huebschman, Margaret (Jon) Potratz, Ann (Mike) Hoernke, Dennis Huycke; and numerous other relatives. Betty was preceded in death by her step-father, Frederick "Fritz" Smith; father-in-law, William Stanton, two brothers: Donald Thurber Jr., John Thurber; and a sister and brothers-in-law, Maureen (Ron) Fluette (Bill) Young. The funeral service will be held at 3:00 PM on Saturday, February 2, 2013, at Neenah's Westgor Funeral Home with Rev. Jim Rademaker officiating. The visitation will be held at the funeral home Saturday from 12:00 PM until the hour of service. In lieu of flowers a memorial is being established in her name. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 Online condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from January 30 to January 31, 2013 | Thurber, Betty (I323854)
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| 19514 | Betty L. VanDenBloomer, Kaukauna, age 77, died Monday April 2, 2012 at St. Paul Home. She was born in Freedom on January 15, 1935 to the late George and Gladys (Spice) Simpson. Whether it was going up north to Lakewood, fishing or just going for a ride, Betty loved the outdoors. She also enjoyed going to rummage sales, trips to the casino and country music. Betty had a great sense of humor and will be warmly remembered for her mastery of the one-liner. Betty is survived by her children: Peggy Kelsall, Green Bay; Gale (Cliff) Kruse, Wrightstown; Shari Solberg, Kaukauna; Sheila (Pete) Losse, Appleton; Brenda Brown, Oneida Reservation; and Shane (Karen) VanDenBloomer, Kimberly; their father Ray VanDenBloomer; grandchildren: Bobbie (James) Hammerling, Dereck Kruse, Tanner and Tierra Solberg, Mariah and Trenton Losse, Ashlee, Chaz (Courtney), Bailee and Zander Brown, Shayna and Dominik VanDenBloomer; great grandchildren: Austin Hammerling, Isaiah Solberg, Nolan Stample, Caden and Carson Brown; and siblings: Patsy (Vic) Springstroh, Ronnie (Elaine), Mike and Keith Simpson. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Betty was preceded in death by her grandson, Ryan Bevers; infant brother Wayne; and special friend Gordy Van Toll. Visitation will be held Thursday April 5, 2012 at PEACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (2300 Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna) beginning at 2:00 p.m. until the time of funeral at 4:00 p.m. The Rev. Timothy Albrecht will officiate. Committal Community Lutheran Cemetery, Freedom. Betty's family is establishing a memorial to support the various organizations dedicated to Parkinson's Disease. For on-line condolences please visit www.oconnellfh.com. Betty's family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the staff at St. Paul Home for the love and care given. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 788-6237 Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from April 3 to April 4, 2012 | Simpson, Elizabeth "Betty" (I64488)
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| 19515 | Betty Lennon Thomas G Lennon Robert B Lennon Theodore R Lennon Patrick A Lennon Mary E Lennon Minna Lennon Thomas Chapman | Lehman, Minnie (I155767)
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| 19516 | Betty Lou Haufschildt, age 83, passed away on Sunday, March 27, 2011, at Parkside Care Center, Little Chute, with her family by her side. Betty Lou was born on September 21, 1927, in Appleton, daughter of the late Edward and Pearl (Wolfgram) Barber. She graduated from Appleton High School in 1945. Betty Lou was employed at Scolding Locks, Prange Way, and Julie Ann Fabrics. She was a member of the Appleton Moose Lodge 367 in the mid to late 1970's. Betty Lou was a decorated archer, winning multiple city championships. She enjoyed sewing, crafts, reading, Jigsaw puzzles, and John Wayne movies. Betty Lou was known as "The Pot Holder Lady" at many local craft sales and flea markets. Betty Lou is survived by three sons, Larry L. Haufschildt, Appleton, Randy L. Haufschildt, Weyeuwega, and John E. (Diane) Haufschildt, Kaukauna; one daughter, Lori A. Jones, Appleton; a daughter-in-law, Kris A. Breit, Appleton; ten grandchildren, Travis (Jessica) Haufschildt, Lisa (Mark) Handrich, James (Amanda) Haufschildt, Tina (Nick) Attoe, Brian Haufschildt, Taylor Haufschildt, Shannon Haufschildt, Amy (Eric) DeGroot, Benjamin Haufschildt, and Barnaby Jones; 12 great-grandchildren, Taylor, Ethan, Karlee, Kolin, Kaiden, Trevor, Blake, Daylyn, Kari, Lillyan, Jami, and Jeremy; one brother, Clifford (Marge) Barber, Appleton; and two sisters-in-law, Lorna Barber, Appleton, and Dorothy Kostka, Wausau. She was further preceded in death by her ex-husband, LeRoy Haufschildt; a son, David K. "Horse" Haufschildt; a granddaughter, Jennifer L. Haufschildt; a sister, Phyllis Jones; two brothers, Edward Barber, Jr., and Bruce (Pat) Barber. A private memorial service for Betty Lou will be held at a later date. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 Online Condolences | Barber, Betty Lou (I205194)
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| 19517 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Koskey, Betty Lou (I53914)
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| 19518 | Betty Lou Much, age 87, passed away on Friday, January 15, 2016 at St. Joseph's Residence in New London. Betty was born at home in the Township of Lebanon, New London, to Walter and Ruth (Schuh) Everts on March 18, 1928. She graduated from New London High School, class of 1945. Betty worked in Appleton until her marriage in 1949 to classmate John Much, Jr. They farmed in Dale and were members of SS Peter & Paul Parish in Hortonville. Betty and John were past leaders in the Outagamie County Farm Bureau and Betty was chosen a grandmother for the Sandy Knoll 4-H in 2003. She has made many crafts and quilt blocks over the years and clothes for her children. Betty was an avid reader and collector of things dear to her heart. Betty is survived by her children, Susan (Richard) Crisp, Janis (Wilbert) Swinford, Marilyn (Mark) Sullivan, Barbara (Rick) Kohler, Thomas Much, Michael (Vickie) Much, Nancy (Randy) Thurner, Francis (Heidi) Much, Paul Much and Theresa (Dave) Dishno; seventeen grandchildren, Mark (Tammy) Swinford, Allen (Melissa) Crisp, Anne Crisp, Kevin Kohler, Steve Kohler, Amanda (Joel) Davis, Craig Much, Kyle (Katie) Much, Abigail (Micah) Blum, Melissa Thurner, Scott Thurner, Curtis Much, Christopher Much, Travis (Lauren) Sullivan, Sheri Much, Eric Dishno and Laura Dishno; nine great-grandchildren, Kenzie, Christian, Cameron, Aeryn, Alexandra, Jack, Madelyn, Elias and Jacob; sister, Rosemary (Jerry) Kamps; brothers, Kenneth (Roseanne) Everts, Wayne (Alice) Everts and Philip (Ellen) Everts; Godchildren, Gloria Moore, Jeffery Everts and EvieVan Deurzen and brother-in-laws and sister-in-laws, Alice Much, Ralph (Marg) Much, Willard Much, Gordon (Esther) Much and Robert (Joyce) Much. Betty is further survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Betty is preceded in death by her husband, John; parents, mother-in-law and father-in-law, John and Irene Much; grandparents, Chris and Theresa Everts, Anton and Mary Schuh; brother, James Everts and other relatives and friends. A Mass of Christian burial will be held for Betty at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, January 18, 2016 at SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church in Hortonville. Fr. James Feely and Parish Director Greg Layton will be officiating and burial will be in the parish cemetery. Visitation will be from 1-3 p.m. on Sunday, January, 17, 2016 at Borchardt Moder Funeral Home in Hortonville and again from 10 a.m. until the time of service directly at church. The family wishes to extend a thank you to the staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital, St. Joseph's Residence and Affinity Hospice | Everts, Betty Lou (I202744)
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| 19519 | BETTY LOU SANDSThe funeral will be held Nov. 4 for Betty Lou Sands of Eugene, who died Oc t. 31 of an aneurysm. She was 64. Sands was born Feb. 28, 1931, in Rap id City, S.D. to Darwin and Eskaline Smith. She moved to Eugene from Rap id City in 1945 and graduated in 1949 from Eugene High School. She marri ed David Sands in Reno, Nev., on July 23, 1956. Sands worked at Hamburg er Heaven, the Glendale Cafe and the Colonial Inn Restaurant. For the pa st 25 years, she operated a day care center in her home. She enjoyed spe nding time with her family.In addition to her husband, survivors include a daughter, Cindy Perin of E ugene; a brother, Robert Smith of Reston, Va.; five sisters, Darline Hoffm an, Pat Horejs, Janet Smith, Lois Smith and Kay Breaux, all of Eugene; a nd one grandchild. Visitation is from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. today and fr om 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday at Musgrove Family Mortuary in Eugene. Saturda y's service is at 1 p.m. at the River Road Church of Christ in Eugene. Bu rial will be at Rest-Haven Memorial Park in Eugene. Memorial contributio ns may be made to a charity of choice. The Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon, November 2,1995 | Smith, Betty (I44266)
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| 19520 | Betty Louise (Spoehr) Manion of Appleton, age 84, passed away peacefully at home on October 29, 2016. She was born in Shiocton on August 15, 1932, daughter of the late Nicholas and Elnora Spoehr. Betty married Patrick Manion on June 30, 1949 and they were married for 67 years. She lived in Oshkosh and Dale for many years. There she managed the Manion Plastering business for over 40 years, was an antique dealer, and taught furniture restoration at Fox Valley Technical College. She enjoyed gardening, refurbishing furniture, travel, bowling, dancing, and playing cards, particularly poker. But her most beloved, cherished activity was spending time with her family and friends. Betty is survived by her husband, Patrick Manion, Appleton, her six children and their families: Barbara (Curtis) Manion-Platt, Avoca, and their children Elizabeth and Jonathan (Claire); Timothy (Melody), New London, and their children Sean and Meredith; Patrick "Rick" (Nancy) Jr., Minneapolis, MN, and their children Brian, Katherine (Kelly), Megan (Colin), and Natalie; Dennis (Caron), Watertown, and their children Timothy (Amy), Rebecca, Christina, and Joseph; Bart (Berit), Bozeman, MT, and their children Benjamin and Nicholas; and John, Kaukauna, and his children Lindsey and Mitchell; her four great-grandchildren: Emma, Vivienne, Olivia, and Brayden; her sisters and brother: Violet Hawkins, Nancy Zelhofner, Joyce Yearwood, Ann (Robert) Hinterman, and David (Barbara) Spoehr; her brother-in-law, John Belonger; and many nieces and nephews and special friends. Family and friends are invited to the funeral service for Betty at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 3, 2016 at VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, with Pastor Mike Huff officiating. Visitation will be at the funeral home from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Nov. 1 to Nov. 3, 2016 | Spoehr, Betty Louise (I303318)
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| 19521 | Betty LuMaye, 79, Howard, passed away peacefully at a local hospital on July 26, 2010, with family by her side. Born on April 26, 1931, in Green Bay, she is the daughter of the late Fred and Sara (Guilette) Charles. Betty was a graduate of St. Joseph's High School for Girls, where she was involved in drama. On August 18, 1951, she married William LuMaye at SS. Peter & Paul Church. Betty always had a kind word, and a loving smile for those that she met along her way. She is survived by five sons, Bill (Jen) LuMaye, Raleigh, North Carolina, Dick (Amy) LuMaye, Black Creek, Don (Karen) LuMaye, Suamico, Bob LuMaye, Appleton, and Dave (fiance, Karen) LuMaye, Freedom; nine grandchildren, Ben, Nichole, Mike, Donny, Andy, Dave, Amber, Heather, and Jacob; seven great-grandchildren; one sister, Madeline Wery; one sister-in-law, Del Charles; and many nieces and nephews. Betty was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, "Bud" and Rich Charles; one brother-in-law, Jules Wery; and one sister-in-law, Agnes Charles. Visitation at MALCORE (East) Funeral Home, University Ave. at Baird St., Green Bay, Thursday from 4 p.m. until the time of the funeral. Funeral service 6 p.m. Thursday at MALCORE (East) Funeral Home. Burial at Allouez Catholic Cemetery. Please visit www. malcorefuneralhome.com to send online condolences to the LuMaye family. | Charles, Betty (I319456)
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| 19522 | Betty M. Frank, Kaukauna, age 88, died peacefully on Tuesday, September 25, 2012 at Parkside Care Center. She was born on March 10, 1924 in Menasha, WI daughter of the late John and Janet (Wilson) Wienfurter. On July 8, 1944 Betty married LeRoy "Jiggs" Frank. He preceded her in death on September 19, 1994. Betty worked for Gilbert Paper Company for a few years before becoming a stay at home mom. She enjoyed playing sheepshead, playing bingo and going to the casino with her friend Ginny. Betty loved time spent with her family, especially her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was a lifetime member of Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church. Betty is survived by her children: Dale (Darlene), Kaukauna, Wayne (Margaret), New Holstein, Janet (Rick) Klotzbuecher, Fremont, Jack (Christine), Kaukauna, and Pam (Rick) Kempen, Hollandtown; 13 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren with 2 on the way. She is further survived by her nephew, Jerry (Carol) VanDinter, Combined Locks, numerous cousins and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, 2 grandsons: Wayne Frank Jr. and Matt Klotzbuecher. Funeral services for Betty will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, September, 28, 2012 at TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, 804 Grignon St., Kaukauna with Pastor Karl Schultz officiating. Friends may call on Thursday at BOETTCHER FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and again on Friday directly at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. The family would like to thank the Parkside Care Center for the excellent care and compassion shown to Betty. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on September 26, 2012 | Wienfurter, Betty M. (I166278)
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| 19523 | Betty M. Lemberger, age 76, of Appleton, passed away at Appleton Medical Center on Friday, March 28, 2014. Betty was born on November 14, 1937, in Appleton, to the late Ervin and Edna (Schroeder) Schultz. She married Wayne Lemberger on May 16, 1959, in Appleton. Betty was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed sports and was a huge Packers and Badgers fan. Betty was an avid reader, was active in couples league bowling, and with Wayne enjoyed weekly Thursday night visits to Dick and Joan's. She especially enjoyed the time spent with her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Survivors include her husband of 54 years, Wayne; her children, Debby (Steve) Aprahamian; Todd (Kathy) Lemberger; and Tracy (Jon) Poepke; her grandchildren, Carly, Kevin, Haleigh, Brhett and Grace; her great grandchildren, Ryder and Maesa; and her brother, Robert (Yvonne) Schultz. Funeral services will be at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 1, 2014, at ST. PAUL EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, 302 North Morrison Street, Appleton, with Rev. Kenneth L. Frey officiating. Friends may call directly at the church on Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in Betty's name to benefit St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church, Appleton. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff of the Seventh Floor at AMC for their loving care. Online obituaries may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com | Schultz, Betty M. (I116223)
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| 19524 | Betty Mae Noack, 82, of Black Creek, passed away Sunday, November 23, 2014 at her home, with her family at her side. She was born October 3, 1932 daughter of the late William and Esther (Erdmann) Maas. On October 21, 1950 she was united in marriage to Earl Noack at the Black Creek United Church of Christ. He preceded her in death December 8, 1981. Betty farmed with her family on the family farm. She was survived by her children: Frances, Wayne, Dean and Daren Noack, all at home; one brother, Willard (Julie) Maas; one brother-in-law, Harold Noack; sister-in-law, Patricia Noack; nieces, nephews and cousins. Betty is preceded in death by one sister, Lois (Henry) Cain; one brother, Kenneth Maas, and nephew, Daniel Maas. Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour on Monday, December 1, 2014 from 4-8 p.m. and visitation will continue at Trinity United Church of Christ, Black Creek on Tuesday, December 2, 2014 from 9 a.m. until services at 11 a.m. with Rev. Moira Finley officiating. Burial will take place at Sassman Cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com A special thank you to the staff of Unity Hospice, Brown County Rescue, and St. Mary's Hospital for all your care and concern. | Maas, Betty (I333654)
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| 19525 | Betty O Heckert, age 90, passed away peacefully on Thursday, December 21, 2017. Betty was born October 10, 1927, the daughter of late Owen and Edith (Wildfang) Kuether. She grew up in Appleton Wisconsin where she met the love of her life Herman Heckert. They were married on April 26, 1947. Betty was a secretary for several companies in the Fox Valley for over fifty years. In 1987 Betty along with Herman retired to Arbutus Lake in Forest county Wisconsin. She enjoyed boat rides and swimming with family and friends. They eventually moved to Florida due to Wisconsin's cold winters and spent 20 plus years enjoying the warm weather. In 2010 Betty moved back to Appleton after Herman passed away. Being an independent woman Betty found a retirement villa where she shared her love of cooking and sewing with her friends and grandkids. Betty will be missed by her son: Richard Heckert; daughter in law Debbie Heckert; grandsons: Tim (Dale) Heckert and Kevin (Cody) Heckert; her great grandchildren Gretchen, Eliese, Gracie, Jacob and Max. In addition to her parents Betty is further preceded in death by her husband Herman, her son Jerry Heckert, and her brothers Don and Wayne. A time of sharing for Betty will be held at 10:00 am on Saturday, January 6, 2018 at Appleton Highland Memorial Park (3131 North Richmond St). A visitation will be held at 9:00 am until the time of sharing. Inurnment will follow the time of sharing. The Heckert family would like to thank the 4th floor staff of St Elizabeth Hospital, Affinity Hospice care, and Rennes Health & Rehab Center for the wonderful care and compassion. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Jan. 3, 2018 | Kuether, Betty O. (I343657)
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| 19526 | Betty Obermeyer, age 94, of Kaukauna, passed away on Thursday, June 24, 2010, at Manor Care Health in Appleton. Betty was born on April 14, 1916, in Kaukauna to the late Fred and Martha (Wenzel) Gast. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother. Betty very much enjoyed the out of doors, especially when Up North fishing and hunting. The times she spent teaching her grandchildren to fish were especially important to each of them. She also enjoyed bowling, cleaning hickory nuts and was an excellent sheepshead and cribbage player. Betty was formerly married to George Welhouse. Survivors include her sons: Richard (Jeri)Welhouse, Virginia City, Nevada; Eugene Welhouse, Riverton, Wyoming; David (Dixie) Welhouse, Cedar Park, Texas; her daughters: Eunice (Don) Grissman, Menasha; Elayne (Dennis) Lehrer, Neenah; and Sharon (Jerry) Pitt, Kaukauna; her 29 grandchildren: Michelle Jost, Lori Krueger, Julie Morris, Richard Welhouse, Jr., David Welhouse, Dean Welhouse, Pamela Tessman, Kanon Welhouse, Rena Heaton, Rory Lehrer, Travis Lehrer, Eugene Frederickson, Patricia Ebben, Alan Frederickson, Kurt Frederickson, Robin Pitt-Phillips, Terry Butler, Dean Pitt, Jamie Lettau, Ethan Welhouse, Hether Quevedo and Stacy League; her 11 great-grandchildren, and her three great-great-grandchildren; her sisters: Gretchen Volpe, Westchester, Illinois, and Alvina Jansen, Kaukauna; and numerous nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by a daughter, JoAnn Frederickson in 1987; six brothers, Fred, Harold, Harvey, August, Carl and Gerald Gast; and two sisters, Leona Jones and Gertrude Stelzner; a granddaughter, Donna Welhouse and a grandson, Joseph Lehrer. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, June 30, 2010, at TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, 804 Grignon Street, Kaukauna, with Rev. Karl Schultz officiating. Friends may call directly at the church on Wednesday from 11 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church Cemetery, Kaukauna. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to Dr. Misty Johnson and the staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital, the staff at Manor Care Health Services, and Dr. Brian Scott, for their loving care. A memorial has been established in her name. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online Condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Gast, Elizabeth (I63894)
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| 19527 | Betty Schettl, age 74 of Neenah, died following a 5 year battle with cancer on November 30, 2013. She was born February 9, 1939 to the late Nicholas and Ida Schultz and married Harold Schettl on February 27, 1960 Betty enjoyed tennis, pickle ball, bird watching, gardening, cooking, and playing cards with friends. She also enjoyed volunteering, spending time with her grandsons, and living life to the fullest. She is survived by her husband of 53 years, Harold; her son, Gary (Vickie); her daughter, Chris Ashauer; and her five grandsons: Zachary and Seth Ashauer, and Trae, Sawyer, and Levi Schettl. She is further survived by her siblings: Darlene Kost; Phillis Keltner; and Jim and Don Brehm. She was preceded in death by her brothers: Nick Schultz and Chuck Brehm. A memorial service for Betty will be held at 3:30 P.M. on Friday, December 6, 2013 at First Presbyterian Church, 200 Church St., Neenah, Rev. Richard Moore officiating. The visitation will be at church from 2:00 P.M. until the hour of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established, but holding her in your memory is more than enough. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 Online Condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 2, 2013 | Schultz, Betty (I319368)
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| 19528 | Betty Stebane, age 88, passed away on April 7, 2015 at Garrow Villa in Brillion. Betty was born on May 11, 1926 in Manitowoc County, daughter of the late Joseph and Clara (Ecker) Schuh. She was a graduate of Brillion High School, class of 1944. On June 10, 1944, she married Albert Stebane, Jr. Together they farmed in the township of Holland for many years. He preceded her in death on January 10, 1997. She also worked at Leverenz Shoe Factory in New Holstein, and later Brillion Iron Works, the place where she retired from. Betty enjoyed crocheting, cross stitching, babysitting grandchildren, watching their sporting events, her senior citizens group, and playing cards. She is survived by her children, four daughters and one son: Carol (Jim) Nushart of Pembine, Diane Mancoske of Darboy, Beverly (Bob) Heisler of Butte de Mort, Sharon (Jerome) Fischer of Brillion, and Robert (Judy) Stebane of Hollandtown; grandchildren: Ken (Lori) Nushart, Brian (Cheri) Nushart, Joseph (Aimee) Nushart, Craig (special friend Kelly) and Curt Heisler, Mike (Robin) Mancoske, Elizabeth (Tom) Horn, Jacob (special friend Jennifer) Fischer, Megan (special friend Alex), Melissa (fiance' Darron), and Matthew (special friend Brooke) Stebane; great-grandchildren: Jake, Jeremy, and Joshua Nushart, Tyler, Joey, and MaKenna Nushart, and Dom and Luke Nushart; one brother: Joe Schuh; and sisters-in-law: Rita and Eileen Schuh; nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. Betty was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, one son-in-law: James Mancoske; sisters and brothers-in-law: Caroline (Adolph) Dvorachek and Lucille (Larry) Hauser; four brothers-and three sisters-in-law: Frank, Ray Bill (Josephine) and Louis Schuh. Funeral service will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 12, 2015 at Faith United Methodist Church in Brillion. Officiating will be the Rev. Jean Schmidt. Entombment Knollwood Mausoleum, town of Kossuth. Friends may call at the church on Sunday from 1:00 p.m. until 2:45 p.m. Online condolences may be made. | Schuh, Betty (I197792)
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| 19529 | Betty Vandenberg, age 83 of Darboy, passed away peacefully on Sunday evening, August 17, 2014 at Cherry Meadows Hospice, surrounded by her loving family. Betty was born April 27, 1931, daughter of the late Nick and Esther (Van Handel) Hietpas and as a young girl attended school at St. John's in Little Chute. As a young woman, she worked at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton until her marriage to Gordon Luniak on April 26, 1952. Together they operated a dairy farm in the Sherwood area until Gordon's death on August 3, 1960. Betty worked for a time then, at the Darboy Club, and on June 27, 1964 married Francis Vandenberg in Darboy. He preceded her in death on June 11, 1992. She returned to her work at the Darboy Club in the late 1980's and didn't retire until 2008! Betty loved cooking and baking, planning family gatherings, embroidering, working puzzles, gardening, and driving her lawn tractor. She found her most peace and comfort spending time with her loved ones. Betty is survived by seven children: Francis H. Vandenberg of Chicago; John M. (Patricia) Vandenberg of the Town of Menasha; Noreen R. (Robert Petersen) Monte of Lakeview, Oregon; Myron R. (Suzanne) Luniak of Menasha; Daniel J. Vandenberg of Appleton; Todd M. (Kelly) Vandenberg of Appleton; and Jodi A. (Matt) Schmalz of Evans, Georgia; thirteen grandchildren: Clint Vandenberg, Gary Vandenberg, Jamie (Michael) Young, Anthony (Sarah Osborn) Vandenberg, Robert Petersen, Patrick Petersen, Dorrin (James) Graves, Sara Kessens, Russell (Nikki Mai) Luniak, Marie Uitenbroek, Matthew Vandenberg, Haylee Schmalz, and Reanna Schmalz; and fifteen great-grandchildren: Ethan Woolf, Audrey Woolf, Alexander Petersen, Kyle Petersen, Shane Petersen, Cody Petersen, Nolan Petersen, Keith Graves, Zandalee Graves, Lance Graves, Megan Kessens, Madison Kessens, Kegan Luniak, Berkley Luniak, and Marlon Uitenbroek. She also leaves behind two sisters: Pauline (Gerald) DeGroot and Irene Biese; two brothers: Harland (Carol) Hietpas and Dan (Susie) Hietpas; two sisters-in-law: Elaine (Vernon) Garvey and LaVerne Griesbach; and a brother-in-law: Tony (Delilas) Luniak. Betty was preceded in death by her parents, her in-laws from the Luniak family: Marion (Herman) Meulemans, Alvin (Hazel) Luniak, Robert Jansen, and Donald Griesbach; her in-laws from the Vandenberg family: Alvin (Loretta) Vandenberg, Clarence (Alice) Vandenberg, George (Amelia, Shirley) Vandenberg, Helen (Willard) Hartjes, and Martha (William) Vander Zanden; a brother-in-law: Leo Biese, and a great-grandson: Justin Vandenberg. The funeral liturgy for Betty will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, August 21, 2014 at HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH / HOLY ANGELS CHURCH, W2798 County Road KK in Darboy, with Fr. Donald Zuleger officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends are welcome to gather directly at the church on Thursday morning from 9:30 AM until the time of the service at the church. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. A memorial fund in Betty's memory has been established. Betty's family would like to thank the staff and caregivers at The Renaissance and Cherry Meadows for their love, care, and compassion, as well as Dr. William Guenther for all you have done for our family. We will never forget your kindness. | VanHandel, Elizabeth "Betty Hietpas" (I23330)
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| 19530 | Betty was born at German Hospital R-336 in Chicago | Davis, Betty Jean (I128389)
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| 19531 | Betty Werner, age 80, of Appleton, passed away on Saturday, July 20, 2013. She was born on September 10, 1932 in Appleton, the daughter of the late Ervin and Helga "Dolly" (Hanson) Werner. Betty graduated from Appleton Senior High School. She received her BS degree in physical education from LaCrosse State Teachers College, and her MS degree from Northern Michigan University. Betty was the first teacher hired by the Appleton School District to start a physical educational program for the elementary schools and taught for 37 years. In her earlier years she enjoyed traveling, canoeing, and camping; dog sitting for friends. Betty later enjoyed planting and working with flowers in her yard; feeding and watching birds; reading, doing puzzles, knitting, and visiting with family and friends. She was a member of St. Matthew Ev. Lutheran Church in Appleton. Betty is survived by her sister: Ruth (John) George of Appleton; a brother: Ray (Dorothy) Werner of Tacoma, Washington; and sister-in-law: Blanche Werner of Riverside, California. She is further survived by many nieces and nephews along with their families, and many good friends. Betty was preceded in death by her sisters: Helen Chevalier and Ann Baehman; brothers: Joe, Dick, and Gene Werner. The funeral service for Betty will be held at 11:00 am on Wednesday, July 24, 2013 at St. Matthew Ev. Lutheran Church, 129 S. Mason Street, Appleton. Rev. Paul T. Schuler will be officiating. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park in Appleton. The family will receive relatives and friends at the church from 9:00 am until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, memorials to her church are appreciated. Online condolences can be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from July 22 to July 23, 2013 | Werner, Betty (I167774)
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| 19532 | Between 1/25/1847 and 7/13/1849 Immigrated to the United States. These dates based upon the birth of Michael Ruppert on 1/25/1847 in Niederdonven, Luxembourg and the Land Property Deed dated 7/13/1849 in Belgium, Washington County, Wisconsin, also son Peter birth record in July 1849 in Wisconsin. | RUPPERT, Maria (I15)
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| 19533 | Between 1/25/1847 and 7/13/1849 Immigrated to the United States. These dates based upon the birth of Michael Ruppert on 1/25/1847 in Niederdonven, Luxembourg and the Land Property Deed dated 7/13/1849 in Belgium, Washington County, Wisconsin, also son Peter birth record in July 1849 in Wisconsin. | RUPPERT, Heinrich (I30)
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| 19534 | Between 1/25/1847 and 7/13/1849 Immigrated to the United States. These dates based upon the birth of Michael Ruppert on 1/25/1847 in Niederdonven, Luxembourg and the Land Property Deed dated 7/13/1849 in Belgium, Washington County, Wisconsin, also son Peter birth record in July 1849 in Wisconsin. | REIFF, Elisabeth (I31)
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| 19535 | Between 1/25/1847 and 7/13/1849 Immigrated to the United States. These dates based upon the birth of Michael Ruppert on 1/25/1847 in Niederdonven, Luxembourg and the Land Property Deed dated 7/13/1849 in Belgium, Washington County, Wisconsin, also son Peter birth record in July 1849 in Wisconsin. | Ruppert, Michael G. (I15981)
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| 19536 | Between 1/25/1847 and 7/13/1849 Immigrated to the United States. These dates based upon the birth of Michael Ruppert on 1/25/1847 in Niederdonven, Luxembourg and the Land Property Deed dated 7/13/1849 in Belgium, Washington County, Wisconsin, also son Peter birth record in July 1849 in Wisconsin. | Ruppert, Cornelius (I15982)
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| 19537 | Between 1/25/1847 and 7/13/1849 Immigrated to the United States. These dates based upon the birth of Michael Ruppert on 1/25/1847 in Niederdonven, Luxembourg and the Land Property Deed dated 7/13/1849 in Belgium, Washington County, Wisconsin, also son Peter birth record in July 1849 in Wisconsin. | Ruppert, William (I15984)
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| 19538 | Between 1863 - May 1873 St. Mary's Ridge, Between 1873 - 1899 Buchanan, Between Oct, 1899 - Mar 1900 Elmhurst, Langlade County, Wisconsin | WILPOLT, Ludwig LOUIS Henry (I4)
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| 19539 | Between 1895 - 1913 he also serviced Dale Evangelical Lutheran Church as a mission church. | Boettcher, Pastor Gustave (I306719)
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| 19540 | Between 1940 and Feb 25 1942 | Gantter, William F. (I308126)
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| 19541 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Elsbernd, Sister Ruth (I46872)
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| 19542 | Between 1983 - 1985 commuted monthly between both Northern California and Southern California. | Wilpolt, Jay Warren (I100)
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| 19543 | Between 9/1948-2/1952, with a BS degree in Economics.  | Wilpolt, Glenn John (I1)
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| 19544 | Between Greenville And Roy, Washington County, Oregon | VandeHey, Cornelius (I29616)
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| 19545 | Between Sep 14, 1934 and Sep 14, 1939 | VandenHeuvel, John (I29645)
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| 19546 | Beugen, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands | Ebben, John (I100886)
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| 19547 | Beugen, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands | Hendricks, Maria (I101822)
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| 19548 | Beugen, Rijkevoort, N Brabant, Netherlan | Weyenberg, Melchior (I138234)
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| 19549 | Beulah "Bea" A. Vanden Hogen, Kimberly, age 85, died at her home Friday September 19, 2014. She was born in Little Chute on September 28, 1928 to the late Joseph and Hattie (De Bruin) Jansen. Beulah married Martin Vanden Hogen at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church on September 6, 1958. Beulah enjoyed taking care of her yard, playing cards, building puzzles, knitting and trips to the casino. She loved to fish. Bea is survived by her husband of 56 years, Martin; children: Jeff (Sue) of Hilbert and Lori Sontag of Appleton; grandchildren: Alicia (Tyler) Schumacher, Carissa and Nathan Vanden Hogen, Cotey and Austin Carter, and Noah Sontag; great grandchildren: Ethan, Carson and Adriana Schumacher; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Claire, Betty and Alice Jansen, Mary (Ralph) Braun, Ann Mc Kitrick, Frances Auden, Bernie (Florence) Vanden Hogen, Pat Kunstman, Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen and Rose (Jerry) Verhagen. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Bea was preceded in death by her first husband, Arnold Thyssen, Jr.; brothers: Stan (Marcella), Rollie, Melvin, Lloyd "Dusty" (Mavis), David "Butch" and Eugene "Whitie" Jansen; and brothers and sisters-in-law: George, Little Marty and Joseph Vanden Hogen, Catherine (Jack) Vervoort, Terry (Barney) Managan, Miles McKitrick, Wilma (Richard) Killian, Norb Auden and Jerry Kunstman. Visitation will be held Wednesday September 24, 2014 at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH - KIMBERLY CHURCH (600 E. Kimberly Avenue) beginning at 9:00 a.m. until time of Funeral Mass at 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen will officiate and Deacon Bruce Corey will assist. Committal to follow at St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. The family would like to extend sincere thanks to Dr. Jack Meyer and the staff of ThedaCare Hospice for the excellent care they provided. | Jansen, Beulah (I78346)
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| 19550 | Beulah M. Young, Hortonville, 92, passed away at her residence on Friday, July 20, 2007. Beulah was born on Nov. 29, 1914, in Shiocton, daughter of the late Orvel and Armella (Jacobs) Johnson. On June 1, 1937, she was united in marriage to Cyrus Young. He preceded her in death in 1994. She graduated from Shiocton High School. Beulah earned a teaching degree from Oshkosh and Ripon University. She volunteered at the Hortonville/Dale Food Pantry for over 20 years and as a Grandparent Aide for Outagamie County. Beulah formerly worked at Hortonville Mfg. and at Hortonville Wire Products. She was a member of SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church in Hortonville and was a member of the PCCW. Beulah is survived by three daughters, Kathleen (Gerald) Wolf, Hortonville; Donalda Brownson, Plymouth, Minn.; Armella (Richard) Bloy, Kaukauna; two sons, Gerald (Carol) Young, Appleton; and Robert (Judy) Young, Greenville. Sisters-in-law, Jetty Johnson, Shiocton; Bev Johnson, Shiocton; Audrey Johnson, Shiocton; Carol Johnson, Neenah; Dorothy Mertes, Neenah; Betty Young, Clintonville; and a brother-in-law, Justin (Lois) Young, Hortonville. Further surviving her are 13 grandchildren, Tom (Cindy) Wolf, Tim (Cathy) Wolf, Sheila (Tim) Marg, Kelly Sanchez, Jill (M.H.) Penglase, Mike Young, Delia Brownson, Andrea (Derek) Gould, Markita (Paul) Stone, Jeff (Jenny) Young, Billy (Jami) Young, Christy (Eric) Grams and Tabby (Denny) Bucholtz; 28 great-grandchildren; a special friend, Dennis Gantzert, Hortonville; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Besides her parents and husband, Beulah was preceded in death by an infant son, John; five brothers, Clarence, Glen, Elmer, Bill, and Harry; a sister, Carolyn (Gene) Tebo and numerous other in-laws. Funeral Mass for Beulah will be held on Tuesday, July 24, 2007, at 11 a.m. at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Hortonville with the Rev. Paul Vanden Hogan officiating. Burial will be in the Parish cemetery. Friends may call directly at the church on Tuesday from 9 a.m. until the time of service. The family wishes to thank a very special person, Judy Borgwardt, manager of Pinewood. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established. Beulah touched so many lives and will always be remembered for her sense of humor, her love for family and friends and will be sadly missed. Borchardt & Moder Funeral Home 109 W. Main St., Hortonville 920-779-4588 www.Borchardtmoderfuneral | Johnson, Beulah (I111289)
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| 19551 | Bev Kneepkens, 84, Kimberly, passed away on Friday evening, January 13, 2012, at Cherry Meadows Hospice. Bev was born in Ladysmith, Wis., on June 4, 1927, daughter of the late Thomas and Louise (Koehler) McGoey. Bev was a graduate of Kaukauna High School as well as beauty school. She worked as a beautician in her younger days. On October 7, 1950, Bev married Sylvester "Sonny" Kneepkens in Kaukauna and he preceded her in death in April of 2000. She loved to sew and made many creations for her daughters, herself, and others. She also loved to cook and bake, and never missed a Packer game. Most of all, she loved spending time with not only her children, but loved to be around her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Bev is survived by two daughters, Linda (Smyte) Smithlin, Omro; and Lisa (Emmett "Jack") Kenney, Kaukauna; daughter-in-law, Linda Kneepkens, Oshkosh; grandchildren, Andi, Tony, Kensley, Jodi (Ken), Mike (Kristy), and Jason (Sarah); great-grandchildren, Joshua, Jacob, Zachary, Nicholas, Hailey, and Jordan; a brother, Gary McGoey, Appleton; two sisters, Mary Lou (Jiggs) Kamps, Kimberly; and Norma McGrath, Marshfield. She is also survived by Sonny's family, John (June) Kneepkens, Al (Dorothy) Kneepkens, Don Kneepkens, Josephine Courchane, Birdie (Phil) Bouressa, and Marge Kneepkens; many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband in 2000; her son, Tom, in 2005; a sister, Jane McGoey; a brother, Mike McGoey, in 2011; a sister, Joan Heiss; brothers-in-law, Ken McGrath, Tom Heiss, August Kneepkens, and Don Courchane; sisters-in-law, Jean Kneepkens, Joanne (Vince) Burgess, and Marie (Bud) Harley; nephews, Kimpton and Kevin; and a niece, Mary. A memorial Mass for Bev will be held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, January 18, 2012, at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukauna, with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call directly at the church on Wednesday from 3 p.m. until the time of the service. The family would like to extend their thanks to the wonderful people who cared for Bev during her illness. They include Dawn and Mary from Theda Care At Home and all of the CNAs who visited Bev while she was at home. Your kindness will never be forgotten by our grateful family. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna 766-6200 Online Condolences: www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from January 15 to January 17, 2012 Bev Kneepkens, 84, Kimberly, passed away on Friday evening, January 13, 2012, at Cherry Meadows Hospice. Bev was born in Ladysmith, Wis., on June 4, 1927, daughter of the late Thomas and Louise (Koehler) McGoey. A memorial Mass for Bev will be held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, January 18, 2012, at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukauna, with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call directly at the church on Wednesday from 3 p.m. until the time of the service. The family would like to extend their thanks to the wonderful people who cared for Bev during her illness. They include Dawn, Mary, and Jill from Theda Care At Home and all of the CNAs who visited Bev while she was at home. Your kindness will never be forgotten by our grateful family. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna 766-6200 Online Condolences: www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from January 15 to January 17, 2012 | McGoey, Beverly (I172362)
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| 19552 | Beverley Irene Verhage, 77, of Appleton, passed away peacefully September 7th. She was born on August 3, 1939 in Washington Pennsylvania, daughter of the late Otto and Ada (Nee Beck) Skedel. Beverley married Robert Verhage on March 19, 1988. Beverley grew up in Valley Grove, West Virginia, graduating from Triadelphia High School in Wheeling, West Virginia. She attended Eastern Bible Institute (Now Valley Forge Christian College.) For several years she was employed at Valley Camp Coal Company in Triadelphia, West Virginia. Later she moved to Zion, IL and worked for the Nuclear Power Plant. She then moved to Wisconsin, and worked for insurance companies in Appleton and Wausau. She and Bob moved back to Kaukauna in 2006. Beverley and Bob were active members of Pathways Church, Appleton. They loved to travel in their motor home. She loved to play cards, cook, clean house, and work outdoors. Beverley was an accomplished pianist who played at several different churches and nursing homes. She also taught Sunday school and led a Ladies Bible Study in a number of churches before her illness. Beverley is survived by her loving husband of 28 years, Robert; her son William "Bill" (Colleen) Richey, their children: Bryce, Garret and Nolan. Her step children; Rebecca (Matt) Plath, their children: Bailie, Blayden and Christian, Madison; Ryan Verhage, his son, Noah; Renee (Ryan) O'Connell, their children: Jacob, Caleb and Keegan; A sister, Sarah (Daniel) Nowotarski. She is further survived by several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral service for Beverley will be 11:00 AM, Monday September 12th, 2016 at VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, with her brother in-law, Rev. Daniel Nowotarski officiating. Visitation will be held at the funeral home Monday morning beginning at 10:00 AM until the 11:00 AM service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been set up for Pathways Church Music Dept. (in memory of Bev's Love of music). A special thanks to Heartwood homes, and Hospice team for the love and care for Bev, over the last three and a half years. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Sept. 9 to Sept. 11, 2016 | Skedel, Beverly (I336588)
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| 19553 | Beverly "Bev" M. Baumgartener, age 78, of Wrightstown, was called to her eternal rest on Sunday, June 5, 2016 at her home. The daughter of the late Harvey and Inez (Rosin) Zittlow was born on January 13, 1938 in Green Bay, and was a life-long area resident. She graduated from Wrightstown High School and later married Kermit Baumgartener on August 11, 1957 at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church in Wrightstown, where they were life-long members. Her many involvements at church included the Ladies Aid, Altar Guild and Martha Circle. Bev's hobbies included: gardening, sewing, crocheting, stamping, crafts, cooking (especially cookies and pies) and was fond of her grandchildren, whom she often cared for. Survivors include her children: Cindy (John) Ring of New Ulm, MN, Chris (Warren) Folkerts of Scottsdale, AZ, Jessie Van Straten of De Pere and Stuart (Lisa) Baumgartener of Jacksonville, FL; dearly loved grandchildren: Andrea (Chris) Rubesch, Zachary Ring, Caleb Ring, Meghan, Jacob and Andrew Folkerts, Sarah (Jordan) Volkman, Nick Van Straten, Margo and Ryan Baumgartener; sisters and brother: Carol (Bob) Swender, Ruth Zittlow and Paul (Sally) Zittlow; sister-in-law Lois Baumgartener and brother-in-law Loree Baumgartener; nieces and a nephew. Bev was preceded in death by her husband Kermit, a granddaughter Laura and her parents. Family and friends may visit at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church, 437 Turner St, Wrightstown, on Friday, June 10, 2016 from 9:00am until 10:45am. The Funeral Service for Beverly will be celebrated at 11:00am with Rev. Mike Gehl officiating. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Cotter Funeral Home and Crematory of Wrightstown is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established for St. John Ev. Lutheran Church in Wrightstown. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on June 8, 2016 | Zittlow, Beverly M. (I110138)
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| 19554 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Baumgart, Walter George / Ellis, Beverly A. (F8050)
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| 19555 | Beverly (nee Fellner) Johnson, loving wife, mother, grandmother, age 89, Shiocton, passed away on Tuesday, June 9, 2015. She was born on May 17, 1926, daughter of the late Charles and Mabel (Schultz) Fellner in Antigo. The family moved to Shiocton in 1934 where Beverly graduated from High School and was united in marriage to Glen H. Johnson on May 26, 1947. He preceded her in death on January 7, 1976. She was a member of St. Denis Catholic Church, Shiocton. Beverly served as the Town of Bovina clerk from 1978-1990 and also worked at the Bovina voting polls from 1978-2004. She loved to crochet, knit, read and travel. Beverly enjoyed spending her summers up north with family and friends at Boulder Lake Lodge. She is survived by her children: Gary , New London; Nancy (Russ) Ullsperger, Appleton; Mark (Tammy) Shiocton; Jeff (Linda), Sierra Madre, Ca; Scott (Sue), Appleton and Paul (Sue) Rhinelander; daughter-in-law, Kathy (Johnson) Thomson, Phoenix, Az; sisters, Mary Lou Pooler, New London, Pat Miller, Appleton; sisters-in-law Verla Fellner, Appleton, Audrey Johnson, Shiocton, Dorothy Mertes, Appleton and Carol Johnson, Neenah. Beverly is further survived by 11 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Besides her parents and husband she was preceded in death by a son Randy, a son at birth Robert Charles, a brother Dick Fellner, brother-in-law Seldon Pooler. A Memorial Mass for Beverly will be held at 10:30 a.m. on June 13, 2015 at St. Denis Catholic Church, Shiocton. Burial will be in the parish Cemetery. Visitation will be held at the church on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established | Fellner, Beverly (I196942)
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| 19556 | Beverly A. De Coster, New London, formerly of Little Chute, age 66, died Sunday October 13, 2013 at Theda Clark Medical Center. She was born in Appleton on September 25, 1947 to the late Raymond and Elaine (Van Wychen) Winius. Beverly retired from Repap Wisconsin (Midtec Paper Corp.). Beverly and Leo enjoyed wintering in Winter Haven, FL. She also enjoyed playing golf and bingo. She cherished time spent with her family. Beverly is survived by her husband, Leo; children: Rick Beyer, Little Chute; Donna (Chris) Konitzer, Dale; and Steve Beyer, Little Chute; grandchildren: Kaitlyn Friebel, Steven Beyer, Amber and Miranda Feller; sisters: Shirley (Tom) Steiner, Roxanne (Steve) Vanden Heuvel and Darcy (Norm) Tennyson; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Norbert (Ruth) De Coster, Evelyn Carlson, Marie Sievers, Ann De Coster, Robert Vande Loo, Anna Mae De Coster and Peggy De Coster. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Beverly was preceded in death by her son, Jeff Beyer; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Lorraine (Francis) Demerath, Willard Carlson, Lawrence De Coster, Della Vande Loo, Mark De Coster, Robert Sievers and Jerome De Coster. A gathering to celebrate Beverly's life will take place on Saturday October 19, 2013 beginning at 2:00 p.m. at Bean City Bar & Grill (N2505 Bean City Rd. New London). To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 16, 2013 | Winius, Beverly (I83164)
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| 19557 | Beverly A. Fink, 64, Sturgeon Bay, passed away early Thursday morning, Oct. 16, 2008, at Golden Living Center-Dorchester. She was born July 10, 1944, in Sturgeon Bay, daughter of Earl and Betty (Miekle) Hoffman. Bev was a 1962 graduate of Sturgeon Bay High School. She married Paul Frangipane May 15, 1964, in Sturgeon Bay. In her early years, Bev had worked at Door County Memorial Hospital and waitressed at The Mill Supper Club. She is survived by her two sons, Michael (Casie) Frangipane, Sturgeon Bay (and their children, Cole and Cora); Steve (friend, Sansee Bigger) Frangipane, Edgewater, Fla. (and his son, Tyler); one brother, Harley (Kathy) Hoffman; nieces and nephews; and her beloved dog, Reba. Bev was preceded in death by her parents. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 20, 2008, at St. Joseph Catholic Church, with the Rev. Dominic Peluse, SCJ as celebrant. Burial will be in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at Huehns Funeral Home on Sunday, Oct. 19, 2008, from 5 to 8 p.m. and Monday at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of services. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in Bev's memory for the Door County Humane Society. www.huehnsfuneralhome.com | Hoffman, Beverly (I312823)
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| 19558 | Beverly A. Havel, 64, Kaukauna, passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by her family, on December 4, 2013 after a courageous five year battle with cancer. Beverly was born June 22, 1949 in Kaukauna to Gladys Zielke and the late Jerome Vosters. She graduated from Freedom High School. On August 4, 2000 she was united in marriage to Richard Havel. Bev made many friends throughout her working career at Rich's Bakery, Outagamie County Airport, and Chartwells Food Service. She enjoyed playing cards, taking trips with her sisters and spending time with her grandchildren. Bev will be most remembered for being devoted to her large family, her infectious sense of humor and her compassion for others. Beverly is survived by her supportive husband, Richard Havel; her mother, Gladys Zielke; her children: Lisa (Wisneski) Griesbach, Chad Wisneski (fiancée, Amber Schwoch); son-in-law, Randy Griesbach; step-children: Patrick (Aileen) Havel and Tami (Gene) Paalman; four grandchildren: Joshua (Nicole), Cayden and Teaka Griesbach and Jackson Wisneski; two step-grandchildren: Eldon and Myriam Paalman; 10 brothers and sisters: Darlene (Robert) Berghuis, James Vosters, Sue (Michael) Stratton, Eugene (Cindy) Vosters, Verna Linjer, Lawrence Vosters, Leland Vosters, Laurie (Alan) Baldwin, Sharon (Scott) Spiegelberg, Lonnie Vosters; and fifteen brothers and sisters-in-law. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins and close friends including Sharon Havel and Joan Heindl. Bev was preceded in death by her father, Jerome Vosters; step-father, George Zielke; and a step sister-in-law. The Mass of Christian Burial for Bev will be at 3:00 p.m. on Monday, December 9, 2013 at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer St., Kaukauna with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Family and friends will be received on Sunday, December 8, 2013 at Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. with a parish prayer service at 7:00 p.m. concluding the evening. Friends may call again directly at church on Monday from 2:00 p.m. until the time of service. Entombment will take place at Highland Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital and St. Paul Elder Services. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 6, 2013 | Vosters, Beverly Ann (I90636)
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| 19559 | Beverly A. Hungerford, formerly of Kimberly, passed away peacefully at Atrium Post Acute Care - Appleton with her family by her side on Thursday, February 23, 2017. Beverly was born in Oconto, Wisconsin and had resided in the Kimberly area for most of her life. She had recently celebrated her 90th birthday with her family and friends. She married Milo Hungerford and together they raised their large family in Combined Locks and Kimberly. Milo preceded her in death in 2008. Beverly loved music, dancing and was a huge fan of Tom Jones and Michael Jackson. She always joined everyone on the dance floor at weddings; outlasting even those younger than her. She enjoyed a nice cold beer and earned the nickname, "Beerverly". She loved to gamble on the machines and trips to the casino with Paula were her enjoyment later in life. She will be fondly remembered for her chocolate chip cookies with cornflakes and her creamy homemade macaroni and cherry brownies. Beverly is survived by her children, Terry (Peggy) Longsine, Michael (Barbara) Hungerford, Scott (Tracy) Hungerford, Mark (Cindy) Hungerford, Lori (Bill) Van Asten and Paula Hungerford (John Sakowski); 17 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. She is further survived by her sons-in-laws, Richard Purchatzke and Bruce Smith and many other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Milo; her daughters, Mary Smith and Trixie Purchatzke. A Celebration of Beverly's life will be held on Saturday, July 22, 2017 starting at 1:00 p.m. at Memorial Park in Combined Locks. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Beverly's name. Online condolences can be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. Beverly's family would like to thank Affinity Hospice and the staff at Atrium Post Acute Care - Appleton for the wonderful care given to Beverly and her family. There will be a game of Spit going on in Heaven now for sure! Give a kiss and hug to Dad, Mary and Trixie for us. Until we see you again…. | Longsine, Beverly (I174806)
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| 19560 | Beverly A. Steinberg, age 75, of Appleton passed away peacefully with her husband by her side on Monday, September 1, 2008. She was born on July 14, 1933; daughter of the late Roy and Selma (Wohlfeil) Yentz. Beverly graduated from Appleton High in 1952. Bev married her high school sweetheart on October 18th, 1952, and they enjoyed the past 60 years together. Before she and Ed began their family, Beverly worked for Zwickers Knitting Mill. She loved to play cards, enjoyed trips up north, and especially loved to be with her family. Beverly is survived by her husband, Edward; six children: Michael (Laura), Jim (Randi), Sharon (Steve) Grothe, Lynn (Steve) Wheeler, Lorie (Ronald) Young and Jill (Dale) Kohl; 16 grandchildren: Josh, Amanda, Lindsay, Ben, Mallory, Amber, Jesse, Jackie, Hayley, Meghan, Josh, Angie, Maddie, Emma, Grace and Audrey. She is further survived by one great-grandchild; Tori and a sister, Dorothy Zingsheim. Beverly was preceded in death by two sisters: Betty Derfus, Ellen Machak, and a brother, Roy. A funeral service for Beverly will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, September 6, 2008, at Bethany Lutheran Church. Visitation for Beverly will be held from 4 until 7 p.m. on Friday, September 5, 2008, at the funeral home, visitation will continue on Saturday at the church from 10 a.m. until the hour of service. Beverly will be laid to rest at Highland Memorial Park. A memorial fund has been established in Beverly's name. Mom, You are a loving, caring, gentle soul. We will forever miss you. Love, your kids "Unforgettable ... That's what you are." Love always, Eddie VALLEY FUNERAL HOME 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" | Yentz, Beverly A. (I145404)
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| 19561 | Beverly A. Tornow, age 85, of Wild Rose, WI, passed away unexpectedly after battling pneumonia on Thursday, November 10, 2016. She was born July 13, 1931 in Niagara, Marinette Co., WI; daughter of Alfred and Marvel (Monroe) Monroe. On November 24, 1951, Beverly married Roger L. Tornow in Niagara and together they shared 64 years of marriage before his passing on December 17, 2015. After retirement, Roger and Beverly loved to travel. They enjoyed their winters in Arizona where they met Astria Wong, a woman who was like a second daughter to them. Once they were not able to make the trips to Arizona, they made their home during the summers at Evergreen Campground and the winters at Rosemore Village in Wild Rose. They eventually made Rosemore their permanent home in May 2014. Beverly loved all the friends she made at Rosemore and enjoyed being a part of all of their community events which included casino trips, fishing trips, and the welcoming of trick or treaters each Halloween. She will be deeply missed by all of her loving family and many friends. Beverly is survived by a daughter: Nancy (Wally) Olson of Weston, WI; a son: Randy Tornow of Clayton, IA; two grandchildren: Ryan (Annie) Backes of Dallas, TX and Nicholas (Ariel) Olson of Weston, WI; one great-grandchild: Onnalisa Olson of Weston, WI; and a sister: Ruth (Robert) Billing of Wautoma. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, Alfred and Marvel Monroe; her husband, Roger Tornow; a granddaughter, Kasidhe Olson; a foster child, Lila Albertson; four brothers, Norbert (Mary), Robert, Myron (Marlene), and Ronald (Sue) Monroe; two sisters, Shirley (Fred) Popp and Betty (Earl) Procknow; a brother-in-law, Rex Tornow; and a sister-in-law, Jean (Myron) McKitrick. A Funeral Service will be on Tuesday, November 15, 2016 at 1:00 PM at the Wild Rose United Methodist Church in Wild Rose, WI. Reverend Paul Gregersen will officiate. A visitation will be held on Tuesday from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM at the church. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in the name of Beverly A. Tornow. The Holly Funeral Home of Wild Rose is assisting the family with arrangements. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Nov. 13, 2016 | Monroe, Beverly A. (I337556)
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| 19562 | Beverly A. Weber, 69, was called home on Saturday, July 26, 2008. She is survived by her daughter, Amy Anderson, grandson Adam (Jesse) and great-grandson Ethan; daughter, Barbara (Tim) Satorius and grandsons David and Dylan; brothers: Melvin (Ruth) Blohm, LeRoy (Marge) Blohm, Donny Blohm, David (Jane) Blohm; sisters: Lois Buelow, Carol (Bob) Ganzel, Janice (Glenn) Wichman, and JoAnne Blohm. Beverly was preceded in death by her parents Herbert and Dolores Blohm; and her husband Robert. A private service will be held at the Valley Funeral Home. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, a memorial fund is being established. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" | Blohm, Beverly A. (I316084)
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| 19563 | Beverly Ann (Van Beek) Adrians was blessed with her reward at home, surrounded by her family, on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2006, following a long and courageous battle with breast cancer. She was born May 16, 1950, to the late Jean (Burdick) and Orin Van Beek. Beverly graduated from West High School, Class of 1968, and the Accredited School of Beauty following high school. On Sept. 7, 1970, she married Paul R. Adrians at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Green Bay, Wis. Beverly worked at Kroll's East for many years. Beverly dearly enjoyed being a wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend. She had a wonderful sense of humor and loved life. She felt truly blessed, particularly when with her young grandson, Zachery. She will be sadly missed by her husband, Paul; her daughter, Deanne Adrians Pierce and her partner, Angie Pierce; her daughter, Holly Adrians and her fiance, John Crabbe; her son, Paul R. Adrians Jr.; grandson, Zachery T. Coel. She is further survived by her mother-in-law, Mary Adrians; her brother, John Van Beek; her sisters, Diana (George) Champeny and Connie (Rick) Schworck; sisters-in-law, Teresa Van Beek, Cindy (Randy) Zanders; brother-in-law, Ron (Alison) Adrians; her dear card club friends, Char, Cheryl, and Susie who meant so much to her for so many years, her Saturday morning friends, and her many other family and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, Jean and Orin Van Beek; her brother, Robert Van Beek; and her father-in-law, Russell Adrians. Memorial service will be Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Proko-Wall Funeral Home, 1630 E. Mason St., with Fr. John Bergstadt officiating. Visitation will follow at the funeral home until 7 p.m. Online condolences may be sent to the Adrians family at www.prokowall.com "Never give up the fight!" | VanBeek, Beverly Ann (I191620)
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| 19564 | Beverly Ann Konkle, age 82, Freedom, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, October 21, 2009, at her home after a long illness. The funeral liturgy will be held at 12 noon on Monday, October 26, 2009, at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, W2037 County Road S, Freedom with Fr. David Hoffman and Deacon Don Newhouse officiating. Friends may call at the church from 10 a.m. on Monday until the time of service. Burial will take place in the parish cemetery. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online condolences at www.wichmannfargo.com October 24, 2009 Konkle, Beverly Ann Beverly Ann Konkle, age 82, Freedom, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, October 21, 2009, at her home after a long illness. She was born on December 31, 1926, daughter of the late John and Wilma Riggles. She married Elmer Konkle on June 30, 1945, at St. Joseph Church in Appleton. He preceded her in death on November 10, 1981. Bev's greatest joy was her family and her love and affection for each and every one of them was obvious. Endless hours were spent supporting children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren in sporting and school events. Wednesday was her favorite day. She would spend the morning and afternoon with her brother, Don, and the evening with "her boys" when they gathered to cut lawn and visit. She found great pleasure in swimming, gardening, reading and crosswords. Bev is survived by her children: Mike (Connie), of Sauk City; Steve (Pat), Curt (Betty), Jack (Carol), Joe (Deb), Bruce (Cindy), Russ (Beth) Konkle, Kris (Rick) Garvey, all of Freedom; and Bebe (Jim) Valentine of Hilbert; 27 grandchildren: Michelle, Francie, Rachel, Shelly, Brett, Gina, Adam, Andy, Angela, Kristy, Kelly, Scott, Dallas, Ashley, Tara, Justin, Craig, Garrett, Billie Jo, Dani, Leah, Amanda, Josh, Austin, Emily, Alex, and Jesse and 12 great-grandchildren: Daniel, Heath, Reid, Kyla, Carter, Evan, Andrew, Alyson, Cole, Aiden, Weston and Izzy. She is further survived by her brother: Don Riggles and her husband's family: Viola and Roy Rickert, Joyce Konkle and Vernon and Phyllis Konkle; and her constant and loyal canine companion, Chica. Bev was preceded in death by four infant grandchildren: Sarah Konkle, Joseph, Beverly and Dawn Garvey; and her sister-in-law: Ellie Riggles. On the Konkle side of the family she was preceded by her mother and father-in-law: Joseph and Berdina and her step-mother-in-law: Katherine (Beno), brothers-in-law and sister-in-law: Vernon "Shorty" and Anita Gerritts and their son: Ron, and Urban Konkle. The funeral liturgy will be held at 12 noon on Monday, October 26, 2009, at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, W2037 County Road S, Freedom, with Fr. David Hoffman and Deacon Don Newhouse officiating. Friends may call at the church from 10 a.m. Monday until the time of service. Burial will take place in the parish cemetery. The family wishes to extend special appreciation to her caregivers, Sue Morrison, Affinity Visiting Nurses, Hospice, mainly Crystal and Gina, Dr. Russo and his staff and especially her children: Bruce, Kris and Russ. Think of her as living in the hearts of those she touched for nothing loved is ever lost - and she was loved so much. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online condolences at www.wichmannfargo.com | Riggles, Beverly (I92155)
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| 19565 | Beverly Ann Vervoort 1971 Jeffery Edward Vervoort 1971 Outagamie 21 May 1994 | VerVoort, Beverly Ann (I113070)
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| 19566 | Beverly Behrent, age 81, of Appleton, died peacefully on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at St. Paul Home. Beverly was born in Appleton on June 7, 1931 to the late John Wesley and Helen Ruth (Greeley) Hamilton. On July 15, 1949, she was united in marriage to Kenneth Behrent. The couple enjoyed 61 years together until his death in 2010. Beverly was a clerk at H. C. Pranges for many years - she also worked at Zwicker Knitting Mills. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and First English Lutheran Church. She is survived by her son Michael, Little Chute; three grandchildren: John Behrent, Richard (Carrie) Behrent, and Kenneth Behrent; two great granddaughters: Alicia and Alexandra Behrent; three great grandsons: Austin, Bryce, and Reece Behrent; brother Maynard Hamilton, San Antonio, TX; and a sister Carole "Corky" Hamilton, Kaukauna. She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband. A Funeral Service will be held at the Brettschneider-Trettin-Nickel Funeral Chapel on Monday, June 11, at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Mary Bauer officiating. Friends may visit at the funeral chapel on Monday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Entombment will take place at Highland Memorial Park. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 10, 2012 | Hamilton, Beverly (I322880)
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| 19567 | Beverly Dorschner 5/12/1929 12/13/1994 Post Crescent 12/14/1994 B 4 | Dorschner, Beverly (I53153)
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| 19568 | Beverly F. Schroeder, 82 of Kaukauna, passed away on August 2, 2016. Beverly was born in Appleton Wisconsin on June 28, 1934 to Harry and Loretta (Schuler) Horn. She was a 1952 graduate of Kaukauna High School. On October 31, 1953 she married the love of her life, Lawrence W. "Pee Wee" Schroeder and they enjoyed over 46 years together before he passed away on December 23, 1999. Beverly attended the Neenah Menasha Training School for Nurses and after graduation, she worked at the Kaukauna Hospital and later worked at Parkside, now named Atrium Acute Care of Little Chute. She was employed there for over 25 years, retiring in September 1999. Beverly and Pee Wee loved being up north at Pine Lake in Hiles at their trailer called "Pension Valley" where they enjoyed fishing on their pontoon boat. She was a bookworm who loved to read. She also loved her daily breakfast at the Kaukauna Family Restaurant with her friends. If she didn't see her friends from the restaurant daily, she would always worry. She had a sweet tooth and especially loved fudge from Eagle River, Seroogy's chocolates and coffee cake. Beverly and Pee Wee loved bowling and for over 25 years they played in a local bowling league. She also enjoyed watching the Packers play and watching golf on TV. She is survived by her children: Steven (Jeanette) Schroeder of Milwaukee; Sallie (Robert) Graf of Kaukauna; Karen (Kevin) Hietpas of Kaukauna; Jeff (Julie) Schroeder of Little Chute, grandchildren: Shannon, Julie, Rob, Amy and Laura, 7 great-grandchildren, sisters-in-law: Mary Ann (Dan) Geske and Nancy Eick as well as other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Pee Wee and one grandchild Tiffany Schroeder. There will be a gathering to celebrate Beverly's life at the Fargo Funeral Home of Kaukauna on Saturday August 6, 2016 from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. Visitation will conclude with a memorial service at the funeral home at 4:00pm. Interment will be at Highland Memorial Park at a later date. For more information and to express online condolences, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund will be established with donations being used to support dementia care research and the Humane Society. The family would like to thank the staff and nurses of The Atrium Acute Care and Community Care. Mom, Thanks for all you did for me and my family. I will miss you with all my heart. Love Karen. I love you mom. I will miss you dearly. Sallie Grandma Bev, I will carry the memories we shared in my heart forever. Love, Laura Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Aug. 4, 2016 | Horn, Beverly (I76945)
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| 19569 | Beverly H. Wittlin, " Bevie," age 50 of Hortonville, wife, mother & friend passed away at her residence Tuesday, May 04, 2004 peacefully in the arms of her loving husband and surrounded by family and friends, following a 15-month struggle with leukemia. She was born on December 31, 1953 in Appleton daughter of Gabriel and Helen (Van Stralen) Simonis. On November 3, 1979 she was united in marriage to David Wittlin in Hortonville. Bevie touched the lives of many of Gods children in her 20 plus years of in home childcare. She loved all holidays, especially Christmas. She enjoyed spending time with her family and friends at her trailer up north. She is survived by her husband, David; three sons: Matthew, Hortonville; Michael, Oshkosh; Joseph, Hortonville; her little pup Chyna; her father, Gabriel Simonis, Hortonville; father and mother-in-law Clarence and Glenna Wittlin, Greenville; a sister, Sharon (Tom) Guyette, Menomonee, WI; two brothers: Richard (Bonnie) Simonis, Hortonville; Steve (Janet) Simonis, Hortonville; a brother-in-law, Randy Wittlin (special friend, Laurie), Hortonville; a sister-in-law Jane (David) Kettner, Greenville. Nieces and nephews: Tricia, Melissa, Malinda, Tracie, Troy, Lance, Chase, Cody, Casey, Christine, Tony, Kim, Lindsey, Mitchell further survive Bevie. She was preceded in death by her mother Helen. A Funeral Mass will be held on Friday, May 7, 2004 at 10 a.m. at St. Peter & Paul Catholic Church in Hortonville. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the St. Peter and Paul Church on Thursday from 3-8 p.m. A 7 p.m. prayer service will be held. Friends may also call at the church on Friday from 9 a.m. until the time of service. The family would like to extend a special thank you to Dr. Bar Lev and the caring staff of the Martha Seikman Cancer Center and the loving nurses on 3rd floor Oncology at Appleton Medical Center, also the Theda Care at Home Hospice, Sister Mary Jo, SCA Tissue employees and all of Bevie's loving friends that supported her during her illness. A memorial fund has been established. Borchardt & Moder Funeral Home 109 W. Main St., Hortonville 920-779-4588 | Simonis, Beverly (I155966)
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| 19570 | Beverly J. "Bev" Glasow, age 75, of Hilbert died on Saturday, February 8, 2014 at the Calumet Medical Center in Chilton. She was born June 30, 1938 in Chilton, Wisconsin, daughter of the late Henry & Velma (Dorn) Jaeger. She married Christian W. "Chip" Glasow on September 6, 1958 at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Chilton. Early in her life, Bev worked at Larson's Cleaners, the Dime Store in Chilton, and the Red Raven Inn. She worked most of her time at Tecumseh in New Holstein until her retirement at the age of 62. Bev was special to all who knew her; she looked forward to time spent with friends, especially the monthly gathering with the girls of her graduating class. She used her gift of crocheting to make numerous crafts like scrubbies, towels, scarves, pot holders, and warm, cozy afghans for those she loved. Her hand made crafts were sought after items at Heritage Orchard throughout the fall. With Bev, family always came first. She will be remembered as a fantastic wife and mom who always offered a listening ear, and kindly advice to anyone who needed it. She watched her children grow into people she was extremely proud of; individual who continued to display her family values which she graciously instilled in them. Survivors include her husband: Chip; her children: Rick Glasow, Lori (Ken) Linzmeier, Lisa (Pete) Herrick; 7 grandchildren: Tyler & fiancee Mandy, Travis & fiancee Stephanie, Nathan (Amy), Janet & her significant other Tony, Brian, Danny & Aimee; 3 great grandchildren: Zach, Austin, Hailey and another arriving in May; 2 brothers: Jim & Jerry; and her in-laws: Doris Franz, & LouAnn (Bob) Seidl. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; and her in-laws: Elverta (Bob) Olson & Willard Franz. Funeral service will be at 5:30 pm on Wednesday, February 12, 2014 at the Wieting Family Funeral Home (411 W. Main St.) in Chilton with the Rev. Dr. Marc Axelrod officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2:00 pm until 5:15 pm on Wednesday, February 12, 2014. Online Condolences wietingfuneralhome.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Feb. 10, 2014 | Jaeger, Beverly J. (I110646)
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| 19571 | Beverly J. Burgert, 78, formerly of 503 Roosevelt Street, and a resident of the Fond du Lac Lutheran Home for the past 3 years, died peacefully Monday, May 14, 2007, with her family at her side. She was born on January 15, 1929, the daughter of Roy and Vera Jacobs Rady. On July 7, 1951, she married Lester M. Burgert at Division Street Methodist Church, Fond du Lac. Lester preceded her in death on May 17, 1998. Beverly worked at Northern Casket Company and was a clerk at Walgreen's. Her dream job of being a mom was realized by adopting her two children, Deb and Dan. Beverly was a member of Immanuel-Trinity Lutheran, Church Brownie Troop Leader and was involved in school activities with the kids. She loved camping at Wilderness Campground in Montello. Survivors include her daughter Deb (Ross) Marquette, Greenville; son Dan (Theresa) Burgert, Sheboygan; two brothers, Ted (Katy) Rady, Fond du Lac, and Roy (Liz) Rady, Manitowoc; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Bernice (Roger) Sterr, Lomira; nieces and nephews. Beverly was preceded in death by her parents and her husband. Visitation will be Wednesday, May 16, 2007, from 4-7 p.m. at the Uecker-Witt Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, May 16, 2007, at 7:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Reverend Douglas V. Hedman officiating. Entombment will be in the Shrine of Rest Mausoleum. "The family extends a thank you to Pastor Dean Desilet, Bridget, Joann, Sue, Casey, and the rest of the staff of the Fond du Lac Lutheran Home, also a special thank you to Teresa Wiersma, Nurse Practitioner." Uecker-Witt Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | Rady, Beverly (I312407)
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| 19572 | Beverly J. Houle, Appleton, age 55, passed away on Sunday, November 18, 2007, at her home in Appleton. Beverly was born on October 25, 1952, in Appleton, the daughter of Don "Bud" and Armella "Connie" (Kons) Ballard. Beverly graduated from Appleton East High School in 1971. She worked as a caregiver for an in home care establishment and also for the Appleton YMCA, where she had many friends, especially her good friend, Terri. Beverly had a passion for working outdoors in her garden and had a green thumb for plants. She also enjoyed shopping at local thrift stores, playing Scrabble, watching Packer games and different court television programs like "Judge Judy" and keeping up with the latest news in the celebrity lifestyles. Beverly is lovingly survived by her mother, Armella "Connie" Ballard; her children: Chris (Becky) Bellis, Dale; Jason (Donna) Bellis, Appleton; Leah Bellis, Appleton; grandchildren: Celia and Ava; brother, Joseph (Linda) Ballard; sister, Valerie (Gary) DuChateau and many nieces and nephews. Beverly is further survived by her extended family: Mom, "Myrtle" Bellis, Cindy and Bud Bellis. Beverly was preceded in death by her father, Don "Bud" Ballard, whose birthday we celebrate on the same day as Beverly's passing. We are comforted in knowing Beverly is with her father on his special day. Beverly's family would also like to extend their thanks and love to Beverly's special friends, Ben "Elvis" Houle, Marianne and Linda. Funeral Services for Beverly will be held on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, at 6 p.m. at the Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 N. Superior Street, Appleton, with Chaplain Jordan Kuczwara officiating. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 4 p.m. until the time of service. The family would like to extend a special thank you to Yvonne at Affinity Hospice for all her care and support. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfargo.com | Ballard, Beverly (I127508)
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| 19573 | Beverly J. Wiese, age 75, of Appleton, passed away Wednesday evening, April 4, 2007, at St. Luke's Hospital in Milwaukee. She was born October 12, 1931, daughter of the late Emil and Hattie (Krause) Droes. On February 23, 1952, she was united in marriage to Vernon Wiese in Appleton. Bev was a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Appleton, and did a lot of volunteer work throughout the county. She is survived by her husband, Vernon; her sons: Chuck (Karen) Wiese, Fairfax, VA; and Mark (Patricia) Wiese, Neenah; also her granddaughters: Melissa Wiese, Houston, TX; Jennifer Wiese, Granbury, TX; and Lisa Wiese, Neenah. She is further survived by her two sisters: Patricia Johnson, and Pauline (Leroy) Heimerman, all of Appleton; also one brother-in-law, Lyle Schwalbach, Appleton. She was preceded in death by her twin sister, Beatrice Schwalbach and two brothers-in-law. Friends may call at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, 3009 N. Meade St., Appleton, on Saturday, April 6, 2007, from 1 p.m. until the funeral services at 2 p.m., with Pastor Todd Smith officiating. The burial will be at the Highland Memorial Park Cemetery, Appleton. The Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.boettcherfuneralhomes. com. Bev was a recipient of a heart transplant. She was a strong advocate of organ donation and encouraged others to consider that gift. | Droes, Beverly (I123746)
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| 19574 | Beverly Jane Wery, 81, Wausaukee, died Friday, Sept. 4, 2009, at her residence. Born in Green Bay, on March 23, 1928, she was the daughter of the late Richard and Margaret (Maes) Diedrick. On June 5, 1948, she married Marvin Wery in Green Bay. He preceded her in death on Dec. 3, 2003. Bev was employed for about 10 years at the former H.C. Prange Company. In 1973, she and her husband Marv moved to Wausaukee from Green Bay where they owned and operated the Wausaukee Bowl until 1984. Bev was an avid supporter of the Wausaukee Rescue Squad for many years and was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters. She is survived by six children, Randy (Phyllis) of Bellevue, Rick (Bernice) of Canby, OR, Steve (Marcia) of Marinette, Peggy (Chuck) Salayi of Supply, N.C., Kathy Vaynkof of Steam Boat Springs, Colo., and Karen Wery of Milwaukee, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, seven step grandchildren and nine step great grandchildren, and one brother: Ronald (Joan) Diedrick, Kaukauna. Visitation will be Tuesday, Sept. 8, at Messar Funeral Home in Wausaukee from 5 to 8 p.m. with a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. and on Wednesday, Sept. 9 at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Wausaukee, from 10 a.m. until the time of the funeral mass at 11 a.m. Fr. John Hephner officiating. Entombment will be in the Fort Howard Mausoleum in Green Bay. | Diedrick, Beverly Jane (I158381)
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| 19575 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Eisch, Thomas James / Gossen, Beverly Jean (F30581)
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| 19576 | Beverly Krueger, 82, Little Chute, passed away peacefully on Friday, Oct. 7, 2011, at St. Elizabeth Hospital with her family by her side. Bev was born Dec. 19, 1928, in Green Bay, daughter of Gerald and Edith (Checota) Riley. Beverly was united in marriage to Myron "Mike" James Krueger on April 19, 1949, in Shawano, Wis. Bev enjoyed bowling and playing cards, especially cribbage and rook. She loved traveling all over to see the fall colors and to Colorado. Her favorite pastime was spending time with her wonderful family which included going on shopping trips to the mall with her granddaughter, Heather. In addition to her husband, Mike, Beverly is also survived by three daughters, Sharon (Jim) Jansen, Freedom; Vickie (Maron) Hauschel, Kimberly; and Michelle (Mark) Hopfensperger, Appleton; grandchildren, Jeff Hauschel, Scott (Jodi) and Chad (Heather) Thomack and Heather Hopfensperger; great-grandchildren, Jaina and Kendall Thomack; a sister, Pat (Russ) Owen, Michigan; and other relatives and friends. Bev is preceded in death by her parents; two grandsons, Michael Thomack and Keith Hauschel. Funeral service will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011, at 6 p.m. at Verkuilen Funeral Home, 101 Canal St., Little Chute, with Deacon Vincent DeGroot officiating. Burial will take place in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. Visitation will be held at the funeral home from 4 p.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in Beverly's name. Beverly's family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of the staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital, especially Dr. Rasmussen. Verkuilen Funeral Home & Cremation Services Little Chute 920-788-3321 www.verkuilenfh.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on October 9, 2011 | Riley, Beverly (I186303)
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| 19577 | Beverly L. Mericle 8/23/1944 7/29/2000 Post Crescent 7/31/2000 B 4 | Mericle, Beverly L. (I143081)
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| 19578 | Beverly M. Brautigam, Appleton, age 71, passed away on Sunday morning, December 3, 2006, at Brewster Village. She was born on November 12, 1935, in Appleton to the late Harvey and Delores (McGinnis) Buss. Bev was a 1954 graduate of Appleton High School. On May 5, 1956, she married Thomas Brautigam in Appleton and they recently celebrated 50 wonderful years of marriage. Beverly enjoyed sports, especially baseball, bird watching, and gardening. She will be sadly missed by her husband, Tom; her children: Sara A. (Timothy) Griesbach, Walled Lake, MI; Shannon (Pat) Webb, Appleton; Matthew T. (Kari) Brautigam, Green Bay; grandchildren: Erica and Patrick Griesbach, Ryan, Conor, and Lauren Webb, Hailey, Hayden, Griffin, Samuel, and Isaac Brautigam. She is further survived by her brothers: John (Betty) Buss, Greenville; Gregory (Tina) Buss, Plymouth, MN; as well as many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, her parents-in-law, Michael and Rita Brautigam; and brother-in-law, Bob Brautigam. According to Beverly's wishes, a memorial service will be held at a later date. Interment will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, Appleton. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association. The family would like to thank all the "Angels" (staff) at Brewster Village, especially in The Cedars, for their dedication to caring for Bev. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfuneralhomes.com | Buss, Beverly (I189576)
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| 19579 | Beverly M. Kolb, 80, of Freedom, passed away on Sunday June 10, 2012 at Appleton Medical Center. Beverly was born on July 30, 1931 to Otto and Marie (Kronser) Dey in Shawano. She was united in marriage to Frank Kolb on August 28, 1948 at St. Dennis Catholic Church in Shiocton and he preceded her in death in 1995. Beverly retired from the Freedom High School, after 15 years working in the cafeteria. She also assisted Frank in selling vegetables and flowers from his greenhouse. Beverly was a member of St. Nicholas Catholic Church where she updated the bulletins. She looked forward to Sunday afternoon cards and going out to eat with friends. Beverly also loved attending her grandchildren and great grandchildren's events. Her family was important to her and the time they spent together will always be cherished. Beverly is survived by five children; Carol (Russel) Lynch, Appleton, Barb (Pete) Van Wychen, Freedom, Jim Kolb, Freedom, Jack Kolb, Freedom, Jeff (Donna) Kolb, Freedom 15 grandchildren; Amanda (fiancée Anthony Kirsten) Lynch, Rebecca (fiancée Ryan Giordana) Lynch, Joshua Lynch, Dr. Lee (Krissy) Van Wychen, Lori (Corey) Dallmann, Jill (Jarrett) Dawson, Robb Van Handel, Jenny Van Handel, Ryan Kolb, Tyler Kolb, Kelly Kolb, Jessica Kolb, Taylor Kolb, Lacey Kolb, Kelsey Kolb, five great grandchildren; Tremayne Van Handel, Isabelle and Andrew Dawson, Breanna Dallmann, Marcus Van Wychen. She is further survived by a brother Donald (Shirley) Dey, a sister Phyllis Beyer, sisters-in-law; Germaine (Cliff) Corby, Irene (Don) Hues, Mary Lou Fischer, a brother-in-law Ed Belschner, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Beverly was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Frank, a daughter Patty Van Handel, a grandson Marcus Van Wychen, ten brothers and many in-laws. The funeral liturgy for Beverly will be held on Wednesday, June 13, 2012 at 5:00 PM at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, W2037 County Road S, Freedom, with Fr. Dave Hoffman officiating. Interment will be in the St. Nicholas Cemetery. A time of visitation will be held on Wednesday from 3:00 PM until the time of the Mass at the church. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made in her name. The family would like to thank the Freedom First Responders for everything they have done for the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 12, 2012 | Dey, Beverly (I160915)
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| 19580 | Beverly M. Liederbach Liederbach, Beverly M. (Nee Caze) Born to Eternal Life on Monday, February 8, 2010, age 77 years. Preceded in death by her loving husband Robert L. Mother of Robin (Barry) Walters. Loving grandmother of Christopher (Loretta) Picco and Zachary (Amy) Walters. Great - grandmother of Catelyn and Lucas Picco; Austin, Bailey, Cade, and Elise Walters. Also survived by other relatives and friends. Visitation will be held tomorrow, Monday, February 15, 2010, from 2PM - 3:30PM with Services at 3:30PM, at WISCONSIN MEMORIAL PARK - CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. | Caze, Beverly (I44509)
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| 19581 | Beverly M. Mischler 28 Apr 1932 2 Jun 1995 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wiscons | Verstegen, Beverly Marian (I74938)
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| 19582 | Beverly Molitor, 76, of Kaukauna, died March 31, 2011, at home. Born on March 1, 1935, in Elcho, a daughter of the late Ray and Viola (Dunn) Schuh. She married John "Pat" Molitor on May 1, 1954, in Elcho. He preceded her in death on June 4, 1992. She was raised in Elcho and graduated from Elcho High School in 1953. Mrs. Molitor was a homemaker most of her life raising seven children in Antigo. She worked in the respritory therapy department at Langlade Hospital in Antigo from 1982 to 1993 and moved to Kaukauna in 2006. Survivors include four daughters Linda (Tom) Hart, Casper, Wyoming, Diane (Larry) Schremp, Dixon, Illinois, Sandy (Michael) Sylfest, Appleton, Kathy (George) Steckbauer, New London; two sons Mike (Roxanne) Molitor, Hatley, Patrick Molitor, Mosinee; 20 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren; a brother Edwin (Arleen) Schuh, Antigo. She was preceded in death by her parents and husband, a daughter, Mary Kay Molitor; two grandchildren John Molitor and Joshua Sylfest; two brothers and seven sisters. Funeral services will be held on Monday at 1 p.m. at Bradley Funeral Home, Hwy 45 in Antigo with Fr. Jerome Pastors from Kaukauna officiating. Burial will take place in Queen of Peace Cemetery, Antigo. Visitation Monday from 11 a.m. until the time of services at the Bradley Funeral Home. The family appreciates the care given to Bev by the staff at Appleton Medical Center and Theda Care at Home Hospice. Online condolences at www.bradleyfh.com | Schuh, Beverly (I120638)
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| 19583 | Beverly P. (Sturm) Carl, Manawa, WI, loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and friend to many met her Heavenly Father on Monday, March 31, 2008, at the Frances Georgeson Hospice House in Naples, Florida, following a brief and courageous battle with ovarian cancer. Bev was born on June 3, 1933, in New London, WI. She graduated from Little Wolf High School in Manawa and continued her education at Valparaiso University and the University of Iowa. Her working career included positions with A. Sturm & Sons, Inc. and Attorney Gerald Anderson. On March 22, 1964, Bev married DuWayne "Dewey" Carl and they resided in Neenah for ten years. Upon returning to Manawa, Bev demonstrated her heartfelt pride and commitment to her hometown by generously offering her time and talents to numerous organizations and community events. She was a confirmed member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Manawa, and was active in Futurae Club, Bridge Club, Dance Club and the Manawa Women's Club and its bridge marathon. Bev was instrumental in planning and constructing the Manawa Community sign located on the Triangle and the welcome signs at the town entrances. Every year, she looked forward to the Manawa Mid-Western Rodeo, working enthusiastically alongside friends in the hot dog section of the concession stand. Bev and her husband continued her parent's legacy by contributing countless hours and support to Lions International, the Wisconsin Lions, the Wisconsin Lions Camp, and the Lions Pride Campaign, and she was a recipient of the Birch-Sturm and Melvin Jones Fellowship awards. She supported St. John's Northwestern Military Academy, receiving the Parent's Award and recognition by the Heritage Society. Bev possessed an exceptional talent for planning and organizing, whether serving on a committee, hosting a memorable occasion for friends and family or coordinating her huge annual multi-family rummage sale. Managing a very active social calendar was her forte which included many special celebrations with the "Birthday Group." An avid Green Bay Packers and Wisconsin Badgers fan, numerous trips were taken to attend games around the country. Coordinating tailgate parties was her specialty. Always a "winner," Bev looked forward to frequent road trips with her dear friend Millie. Bev traveled extensively throughout the world in her lifetime and for the past ten years, she and Dewey wintered in Naples, Florida, where they attended Shepherd of the Glades Lutheran Church and enjoyed golfing and socializing with friends. Bev loved to shop and eagerly anticipated shopping and luncheon dates with her daughter and granddaughters. Her biggest passion and love in life was spending time with her family and being a very special part of each of their lives. Bev will be sorrowfully missed by her family, loving friends, and the countless lives she touched throughout her life. She is survived by her husband of 44 years, Dewey Carl, son Randy of Scottsdale, AZ, and his special friend Lilly Hagen, daughter Mary (Carl) Mann of Neenah, WI, and her husband, John, son David of Waukesha, WI, and his wife, Judy, and grandchildren Carmine Mann, Winston-Salem, NC, Kristina Mann, Appleton, WI, and Danny Carl, Waukesha, WI. She is further survived by her loving cousin and "brother" Jack Sturm, Godson Cal Kasper, Goddaughter Lori (Freiberg) Seubert, and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Clarence and Norma (Kasper) Sturm. Visitation will be held at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 742 Depot Street, Manawa, WI from 3-9 p.m. on Saturday, April 5. A service honoring and celebrating Bev's life will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 6 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church with Pastor Wallace Waite officiating. Visitation will precede the service from 12:30-2 p.m. Interment will be held at a later date in Little Wolf Cemetery. Memorials have been established for St. Paul's Lutheran Church (742 Depot Street, Manawa, WI 54949), Wisconsin Lions Foundation Lions Pride Endowment Fund (3834 County Road A, Rosholt, WI 54473), and the American Cancer Society (800-227-2345). Bev's family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the nursing staffs at Naples Community Hospital and Frances Georgeson Hospice House for their loving and compassionate care of Bev and their support to her family. Cline-Hanson-Dahlke Funeral Home Manawa, WI 920-596-2500 www.clinehanson | Sturm, Beverly (I315333)
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| 19584 | Beverly Pearl (Sczenski) Vande Walle passed away on December 29, 2016 at the age of 83 surrounded by her family. Beverly was born March 8, 1933 to Theodore and Pearl Sczenski and was later fostered by George and Ruby Schulz of Neenah, WI. Beverly's biggest wish was to have a large family of her own. Her dreams more than came true when she met Carl Vande Walle. They married on September 4, 1954 and shared in the joy of their eight children John (Sandy), Amy (Steve) Goodsett, Lauren (Jeff), Chris (Joanne), Mary (Paul) Ferron, George (Pam), Andy (Kim), and Carl (Brenda). Beverly is survived by her children, grandchildren Jacqueline (Jon) Wegge, Bridget (Chad) Blean , Jessica (Chris ) Koenig, Erik Vande Walle, Devin Vande Walle, Alex Ferron, Eric (Nicole) Birr, Todd (Nicole) Jordan, Alana (Steve) Lisano, and Megan (Jason) Epps, her great-grandchildren Ethan VanDenHeuvel, Rorey and Carsyn Blean, Ayden and Halle Birr, and Caelyn and Ian Epps, her sister Audrey Vande Logt, her sister-in-law Dorothy (Bill) Mahlock, brothers-in-law, Kenny (Pat) Vande Walle and James Armbruster, and her many nieces and nephews. Beverly and her sister Audrey shared a unique bond and deep faith that carried them through their years of separation and difficulties. Their families are especially close, and Audrey's children Linda, Sandy, Brenda, and Kevin gave Beverly the special nickname "Nanan". Beverly was a devoted, hard-working, and loving wife, sister, mother, grandmother, and aunt. Mom's focus was always her children and she somehow found the time to make each one feel special, loved, and appreciated. Mom's love was unconditional and never ending to the members of her family. Mom lived by her Christian faith and as a result focused on the needs of others before her own. Mom made homemade meals to share with her family each day and some of her specialties included meat pies, homemade rolls, "cowboy coffeecake", "sportsman's special", swiss steak, and apple pie. She modeled a hearty sense of humor and loved nothing more than being surrounded by the laughs and smiles of her friends and family. Mom was an avid reader and also very creative and artistic. She joined in art projects and crafts with her children and grandchildren creating many memories along the way as well as crocheted family heirlooms, ornaments, table cloths, and many more. Mom and Dad instilled a love of nature and family in their children and enjoyed bundling up their crew for road trips, especially for picnics at the Dunes, enjoying the fall colors, and soaking in the beauty around them. Beverly was preceded in death by her husband Carl, her parents, her siblings John, Russell Cyrus and Julian, her daughter-in-law Kim, her foster parents and her foster sister Pat (Ralph) Kiesow, her brother and sisters-in-law, Lorraine Vande Walle, Janie Armbruster, Margie (Anthony) Cicoria, Anthony "Red" Vande Logt, and Gene Hoell. Family and friends may visit at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 220 S. Michigan Street, De Pere, on Tuesday, January 3, from 9:30am until 10:45am. Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at 11:00am Tuesday with the Rev. Richard Getchel officiating. Burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, De Pere. Cotter Funeral Home is assisting the family. Online condolences at www.cotterfuneralhome.com Our family would like to extend their sincere thanks to Dr. Matthew Ryan with Green Bay Oncology and the compassionate staff at Bishops Court. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Dec. 31, 2016 to Jan. 1, 2017 | Sczenski, Beverly (I338253)
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| 19585 | Beverly Pearl Kuenzi-Nack, 78, died Thursday morning, Dec. 4, 2008, at Darboy Living Center after a long illness. Beverly was born Oct. 8, 1930, in Kaukauna, to Clarence and Pearl Schemmel. On July 3, 1948, Beverly was united in marriage to Fred Nack in Kaukauna. He preceded her in death on May 23, 1980. She was employed at Colony Oaks, the Outagamie County Health Care Center, up until her retirement in 1994. She enjoyed dancing and spending time with her family, which included baking cookies with her grandchildren. Beverly is survived by two sons, Dennis (Edith) Nack, Minnetonka, Minn.; and Fred (Sherry) Nack, Burlington, Ky.; a daughter, Mary (James) Forster, Appleton; ten grandchildren, Tara, Holly, Jonathan, Michele, Jennifer, Samantha, Steffanie, Sean, Tanner and Tyler; four great-grandchildren, Crystal, Corey, Hayleigh and Mackenzie. In addition to her parents and husband, Beverly is preceded in death by her sister, Rita; and a brother, Gary Schemmel. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 8, 2008, at Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 N. Superior Street, Appleton. Pastor Ron Nielson will be the officiant. A time of visitation and support will be held at the funeral home from 10 a.m. until the time of service. The family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the Darboy Living Center for their loving care and support. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Beverly Pearl Schemmel 10/8/1930 12/4/2008 Post Crescent 12/7/2008 C 9 | Schemmel, Beverly Pearl (I205556)
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| 19586 | Beverly Rusch, age 52, of Seymour passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family on Saturday, May 18, 2013. She was born March 27, 1961 to Delton and Rita (Burton) Young. On October 15, 1999 she married Ted Rusch in Jamaica. Bev was a very talented person. She enjoyed a variety of craft work, interior decorating, home improvement projects and loved sharing her talents with others. She enjoyed being a grandma and spoiling her grandchildren as much as she could. Bev is survived by her husband, Ted; children: Jennifer (Mike) Jentz; Dean (Tonya) Peotter; Nicole (Jerry) Witkowski; Craig Rusch; mom, Rita Young; grandchildren: Jenna, Trenton, Bohdan, Olivia, Brennen, Noah, and Izaiah. Also survived by siblings: Bryan (Carol) Young, Bruce (Sue) Young, Brad (Robin) Young, Bart (Michelle) Young, Brenda (Mark) Latza, Bonnie (Dan) Smerda. Further survived by in-laws, nieces, nephews, friends, and her dogs Ozzy and Jake. She was preceded in death by her dad, Delton Young; mother-in-law and father-in-law Florence and Herbert Rusch; and brother-in-law Gerry Rusch. Friends may call at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Seymour, on Thursday, May 23, 2013 from 1pm until memorial services at 4pm with Pastor Roland Lindeman officiating. Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. A memorial fund has been established in Bev's memory. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com Special thanks to Bev and Ted's niece Stacey Gowey and to Heartland Hospice for the wonderful care you gave to Bev over the past few months. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 20, 2013 | Young, Beverly (I136564)
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| 19587 | Bevers, Mrs. Albin (Virginia Hooyman) AppletonAge 81, passed away unexpectedly at Appleton Medical Center on Monday, Ju ly 22, 2002. She was born on February 24, 1921 in Appleton, the daught er of the late Ryan and Bertha (Sombke) Hooyman. Virginia became the bri de of Albin L. Bevers on June 1, 1946 and they shared 56 years together.Virginia was a charter member of St. Thomas More Catholic Church and al so an active member of the Chalice Circle of King's Daughters for ov er 25 years.Survivors include her husband Albin; four daughters and three sons-in-la w, Carla Sexton, Susan (Christopher) Sitzmann, Patricia (William) Dean, a ll of Appleton, and Nancy (William) Hannon of Oakdale, Minn; nine grandchi ldren, Jennifer, Andrew, and Carrie Sexton, Sara, Katie, and Elizabeth Sit zmann, Scott and Kristi Dean and Megan Hannon. She is also survived by t wo sisters and a brother-in-law: Ramona (Thomas) Butler and Betty Steffen s, all of Appleton; a sister-in-law, Serina (Edward) Oliva, Kaukauna a nd a brother-in-law, Lee (Char) Bevers, Cedarburg, Wisconsin.She was preceded in death by her parents, two sisters and three brothers-i n-law, Mildred (Robert) Kranhold, Florence (John) Fentz and Charles Steffe ns.The Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated 11 a.m. Wednesday, Ju ly 24 at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, corner of Glendale and McDona ld Sts., with Fr. Gerald Falk officiating. Interment will be at the St ar of Hope Mausoleum Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call direct ly at the church from 9 a.m.Wednesday until the time of the service. A mem orial fund has been established.Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton,Wis. 920-733-738 3 | Hooyman, Virginia (I41501)
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| 19588 | Bevers, Robert A., NeenahAge 89, died Thursday, December 11, 2003 at Vallhaven Care Center. He w as born November 1, 1914 in Little Chute; son of the late Anton and Cecil ia (Helf) Bevers Sr. Robert married Ella Alfertig on September 28, 19 40 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Menasha. She preceded him in dea th in 1990. Survivors include two brothers: Richard (Leila) Bevers, Neena h; James (Loretta) Bevers, Menasha; two sisters: RoseAnn (Raymond) Sanderf oot, Neenah; Joan (Norbert) Siebers, Lohrville; nieces and nephews. He w as preceded in death by a brother and two sisters. Robert’s wishes we re to have no services.WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME205 W. Doty Ave.Neenah 722-7151 | Bevers, Robert A. (I63989)
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| 19589 | Bevers-Oliva Serena Bevers, Edward Oliva Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/28/1940 | Page: 5 | Type: Wedding | Family: Oliva, Edward / Bevers, Serena (F18361)
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| 19590 | Bevoliver@rocketmail. Hi, Jay--Still little news on Theresa. I checked t he city directories for 1898-1927 for Louis and for any Fellers. Louis a nd Theresa first appear during those dates in the 1904-05 directory. Lou is is listed as a farmer with a residence in West Sioux Falls (a separa te town in those days). That is the only mention ever made of Theresa, a nd no children are ever mentioned (though that was the norm in those days) .In the 1912, Louis E. Smith is listed in Real Estate at 269-270 Boyce-Gre eley Bldg with a residenct 4 mi w of city.In 1916, he is listed as the Louis E. Smith Realty Co. with L. E. Smith a nd Nicholas Stoffels). No mention is made of his residence or famil y. He remains thus in 1917. In 1918, he either disappears completely or h is status has changed drastically, for the only LouisSmith listed is an employee of Bray Liver Barn and Mr. smith boards at 4 25 Nesmith Ave. in Sioux Falls.In 1927, a Louis Smith is listed as a lands cape gardner with a residence in town at 1006 E. 10th St.No Fellers are li sted in any of the sporadic 1898-1927 city directories.I did photocopy Louis E. Smith's obituary from the Sioux Falls Argus Lead er if you would like me to snail mail it to you. It lists his minister, o rganist, vocalist and pallbearers which could help you. In addition, it g ives the full name of his funeral home, and that business is still in busi ness in Sioux Falls...as is the cemetery. I'll give them a call tomorr ow to see if they have more information on Louis which might lead you to T heresa. Hi, Jay.I found no death record for Theresa Feller Smith in Minnehaha Coun ty. However, I did find what I believe to be her husband's death certifica te and I will give you what information it contained for possible clu es in finding Theresa.Louis Edwin SMITH (SS# 504-32-9071) was b in Dan a, IL on 1.25.1871 to Henry W. SMITH and Catherine WEISENMILLER. He was ne ver in the military. He had a wife named Theresa but was widowed at the ti me of his death @ age 84 on 12 Aug 1955. He died of coronarythrombosis a nd had been attended by his physician Dr. P. R. Billingsley from 4.28.55-8 .14.55. His funeral home was Banton Chapel in Sioux Falls, and he is buri ed in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery: Lot 21, Block S8, Grave #1. The informa nt of his death was Merl J.SMITH of Lennox, SD. Place of his death was 6 48 1/2 S. Main Avenue in Sioux Falls. The public library has city directories which may shed some more lig ht on your search for Theresa. I will check them when I am next there a nd will let you know the results.Bev Oliver | Smith, Louis Ewin (I9925)
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| 19591 | Beyer (Wickesberg) | Wickesberg, Gladys (I129772)
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| 19592 | Beyer, Clarence H., Seymour, f ormerly of AppletonClarence H. Beyer, age 85, died at Good Shepherd Nursing Home, Seymo ur on January 4, 2004.He is survived by his wife, Claire; four sons: Jim, Sonny, Jon and Mark; t wo daughters, Kris and Katie; grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and o ne sister.A private family service was held according to his wishes. The Muehl-Boett cher Funeral Home, Seymour assisted the family.Special thanks to the staff at Good Shepherd for their concern and care. A nd a special thank you to Pastor Suhr for his visits and prayers. | Beyer, Clarence (I32086)
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| 19593 | Beyer, Dennis L. "Denny" Dennis Leroy Beyer, age 67, of Neenah, passed away Saturday, March 14, 2009, after a brief battle with cancer. He was born December 22, 1941, the son of Ervin and the late Pearl (Korth) Beyer of Shiocton. He graduated from Shiocton High School in 1961. Denny was employed at the Neenah Foundry for 36 years until his retirement in 2003. He enjoyed taking a ride in his car with his friends, a meal out with family, and watching sports. Survivors include his father, Ervin, Shiocton, brothers: Jerry (Marilyn), Shiocton, Lyle (Donna), Shiocton; sister-in-law, Janet Graebel, Plymouth, WI, two sons: Russel and Kevin; daughter, Peggy, nieces, nephews, and many close friends including Dot and Jim. He was preceded in death by his mother, Pearl, step mother, Charlotte, and step brother, Chuck Graebel. Graveside services will be held at a later date. WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME 205 W. Doty Avenue Neenah 920-722-7151 Online condolences: www.westgor funeralhomes.com | Beyer, Dennis L. (I316649)
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| 19594 | Beyer, Gertrude Marie Gertrude M. Beyer, age 94, passed away at the Renaissance in Appleton after a brief illness. She had resided at the Renaissance for the past four years. Gertrude was born January 16, 1913, in Neenah, Wisconsin to Peter and Anna (Nelson) Larsen. She attended the Larsen Grade School through the eighth grade and graduated from Neenah High School. She worked as a cook and nursemaid for the Carlton Smith family in Neenah. On July 18, 1943, she was united in marriage to Martin F. Beyer at Grace Lutheran Church in Winchester, Wisconsin. Gertrude and Martin established their home in Appleton, where they raised their family of five children. Martin preceded Gertrude in death on May 8, 1994. Gertrude was an active member of Grace Lutheran Church in Appleton and was the eldest member of the congregation. She was instrumental in starting the library at Grace, and presented summer story hours for Grace children. Gertrude served in the Christian Education program for many years as a Sunday School teacher and with Wednesday evening education program activities. Gertrude was an accomplished seamstress, and enjoyed sharing counted cross-stitch and woven bell pull projects with family and friends. Most recently Gertrude did the handwork for her daughter's quilting projects. Gertrude is survived by two daughters: Mary (Jim) Rickerd of Boise, Idaho; Elizabeth "Betsy" (Harlan) Woodward of Columbus, Wisconsin; two sons: Peter (Kathy) Beyer of Sherwood; John (Leanne) Beyer of Appleton; eleven grandchildren: John, Carin, Kristin, Gomin, Adrian, Michael, Michelle, Martha, Mary, Eric, and Philip; ten great-grandchildren: Brendan, Caitlin, Sophie, Danielle, Trajan, Tayten, Cayden, Brianna, Aidan, and Finley; a sister-in-law: Agnes Edwards of Waverly, Ohio; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband Martin; son Mark; a grandson Douglas Beyer; and two brothers: Arthur and Horace. Funeral services for Gertrude will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, March 30, 2007, at GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH, 900 N. Mason Street in Appleton, with Rev. Judy Deckert officiating. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday morning, from 9:00 a.m. until the hour of the service. Interment will take place at Grace Lutheran Church Cemetery in Winchester. The family has suggested that memorials be directed to the Winchester Area Historical Society, Lutheran Bible Translators, or Grace Lutheran Church of Appleton. "In my Father's house there are many rooms; if it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you? And when I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and will take you to myself, that where I am you may be also." John 14:2 The family would like to extend their special thanks to the caregivers at the Renaissance, Heartland Hospice, and to the many friends who provided compassionate support and care in order to make Mom's last days more comfortable. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfuneralhomes.com | Larsen, Gertrude (I313756)
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| 19595 | Beyer Name: Birth Date: Death Date: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: Spouse Name: | Beyer, Harold (I130017)
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| 19596 | Beyer | Beyer, Herman (I125076)
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| 19597 | Beyer | Beyer, Paul (I312122)
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| 19598 | Beyer | Beyer, Fred (I189356)
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| 19599 | Beyer | Knopp, Marie (I182982)
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| 19600 | Bezamie Downey Odell Downey Mary Downey Paul Downey Sedan Downey Odell Downey Alfred Downey Ada Downey Napolean Lebrun | Downing, Celinda (I6106)
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| 19601 | Bezamie Downey Odell Downey Mary Downey Paul Downey Sedan Downey Odell Downey Alfred Downey Ada Downey Napolean Lebrun | Downing, Benjamin (I171972)
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| 19602 | Bharj, Roberta (Bobbi Rohloff) On this day, our mother, grandmother, wife, sister, best friend, left this earth into a peaceful journey to be with Jesus. Roberta Ann (Bobbi Rohloff) Bharj, 47, of Neenah, entered the Golden Kingdom of Heaven on August 5, 2006. Born in Neenah on January 21, 1959, to the late Robert P. and Arlene A. (Terrian) Rohloff. Bobbi is survived by her wonderful husband, Surinder (Joe) S. Bharj, who cared for her with all his heart until the end; her daughter, Stacy (Jason) Thill, Kaukauna; her grandchildren, Alixander, Jourdin and Nevaeh; her brothers and sisters, Dan Rohloff, Neenah; Gary (Nancy) Rohloff, Menasha; Paula Pitsch (special friend, Dan), Appleton; Cindy (Rod) Remme, Neenah; David (Rachel) Rohloff, Neenah; Gail (Bob) Bartels, Kaukauna and Terri (Andy) Akstulewicz, Neenah; she is also survived by many nieces and nephews who loved her dearly; her mother-in-law, Karam Bharj; brothers and sisters-in-law, Avtar Bharj, Arinder Bharj, and Satwant (R.S.) Rehal; nieces, Kamaljit Seth, Peminder Rehal and Balpreet Rehal, Anna and Money. She was preceded in death by her father-in-law, Tabal Singh Bharj; and a nephew, Tommy Rohloff. Funeral services will be held on Monday, August 7, 2006, at 7 p.m. at Westgor Funeral Home, Neenah, with Chaplain Jordan Kuczwara and BHI, Bhagwnt Singh officiating. Family and friends may visit at the funeral home on Monday 4-7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. The family would like to send a very heartfelt THANK YOU to all that have made Bobbi's last days peaceful. All at ThedaCare at Home and the doctors and nurses who spent time to help with everything. God Bless You All. WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 920-722-7151 | Rohloff, Roberta Ann "Bobbi" (I127840)
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| 19603 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Pleshek, Wane Roger (I74620)
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| 19604 | Bibliographic information Title Author Publisher Length | Durick, Sister Mary Reginald Julia Ethel (I172235)
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| 19605 | Bichard Bohm 61 Lena Bohm 60 Rena Bohm 21 Sylvester Jansen 22 Harold Jansen 20 | Bohm, Richard F. (I166697)
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| 19606 | Bickford Tool Co, Kaukauna, WI | Stanelle, Herbert Chester (I148491)
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| 19607 | BIEBOW FUNERAL Funeral services were held for Mrs. Martin Biebow, town of Center,who died last Wednesday at 1:30 Saturday afternoon at the home and at 2 o'clock at the St John's Lutheran Church, town of Center with the Rev. A. H. Werner in charge Burial was in Appleton Highland Memorial park. Bearers, all nephews, were Harold Meltz. Harold Woehler. Harold Seitz, Kenneth, Fred and Walter Krueger. Flower bearers, all nieces, were Bernice, Lorraine, Joyce and Louise Krueger, Elmeyra Seitz and Eunice Meltz. Monday Evening, February 27,1939 Page Seven | Krueger, Emma (I149764)
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| 19608 | Biedenbender | Biedenbender, Carl (I146611)
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| 19609 | Biedenbender | Lerche, Clara (I190944)
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| 19610 | Bierbeek, Belgium | Meulemans, William Francis (I49531)
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| 19611 | Bierman, Rosemary "Rose" age 69, passed away Thursday, March 27, 2008, at Franciscan Care and Rehab Center. She was born on April 12, 1938, in Little Chute to the late Fredrick and Lena (DeBruin) Brasch. She attended St. John's school in Little Chute. Rose married Lyle Bierman on April 25, 1959, in Little Chute at St. John's Catholic Church. She worked for Zwicker's Knitting mill for many years up until it closed. She later retired from Anchor Foods. Rose enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, knitting, sewing, doing puzzles and puzzle books, and also fishing and hunting. She is survived by her husband: Lyle; six children: Kelly (Joseph) Paltzer, Kenneth (Linda), Karen Cleveland, Kay (Jeffrey) Quaintance, Keith (fiancee Shelly), Kim (Michael) Rodina; thirteen grandchildren: Justin, Joseph Jr. (fiancee Kristin), Stephanie, Nicholas, Sara, Lyle, Jessica, Rebecca, Emily, Kayla, Amber, Austin, Elizabeth; three sisters: Annabella Tabbert of Wausau; Evelyn Slater of Appleton; Doris Brasch of Little Chute; sisters-in-law: Eleanor Jaeger of Appleton; Patsy Schuck of Eau Claire; brother-in-law: Jerry Klitz of CA. Rose was preceded in death by her parents; sister: Irene Tabbert; a brother: Arvin Brasch; five brothers-in-law: Carl Tabbert, James Tabbert, Melvin Bierman, Alvin Jaeger, Paul Schuck; a sister-in-law Ruth Bierman. Funeral services will be held Monday, March 31, 2008, at Highland Memorial Park Chapel at 11:00 a.m. with Fr. Bob Lexa officiating. Visitation will be at the Valley Funeral Home Sunday, March 30, 2008, from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. with a vigil service at 4:30 p.m. Sunday evening. Visitation will also be from 10:00 a.m. until time of the service at Highland Memorial Park Chapel. We would like to thank the nursing staff at Franciscan Care and Rehab Center for all the special care Rose received while there. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, a memorial fund has been established. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 www.valleyfh.com | Brasch, Rose (I90092)
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| 19612 | Bierstecker-Van Camp Wedding On Monday Marie Bierstecker, Clarence Van Camp Kaukauna Times 3/11/1927 4 Wedding | Family: VanCamp, Clarence Babe / Biersteker, Marie A. (F25425)
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| 19613 | Biersteker | Biersteker, Jake (I61325)
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| 19614 | Bies, Gerald J.Gerald J. Bies “Jerry,” Kaukauna, age 60, died Monday June 21, 2004. Jer ry was born July 27, 1943 to the late Raymond and Agnes (Schmidt) Bi es in Appleton. He married the former Barbara Hoehne on October 16, 19 71 at Holy Cross Catholic Church. She survives. Jerry worked as a heavy eq uipment operator, was a member of Local Operating Engineers Union #139 a nd contributed his time and skill to the building of much of the Fox Citie s. Jerry enjoyed his workshop, where he could engage his mechanical min d. He recently realized his dream of owning an RV and traveling around t he United States. The winters he spent in Brownsville TX sharing stories w ith friends were priceless to him.Jerry is survived by his wife, Barbara Bies; his four children: Julie Bie s, Ken Bies, Greg (Jaime) Bies and their son, Morgan, and Nicholas Bies; t wo brothers: Raymond (Mary Ellen) Bies and Donald (Ann) Bies and one siste r, Carol (Jerry) Sanderfoot. He is further survived by his mother and fath er in law: Bob and Marjorie (Pein) Hoehne; three brothers-in-law: Bob (Sha ron) Hoehne, Jerry (Mary) Hoehne and Don (Marcia) Hoehne; two sisters in l aw, Lynn (John) Stumpf and Mary (Kevin) Cox; and many nieces, nephews a nd friends. His parents preceded him in death.A tribute and prayer service for Jerry will be at 7 p.m. on Thursday Ju ne 24, 2004 at ST. ALOYSIUS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Kaukauna with Deacon Gilbe rt Schmidt officiating. Friends may call directly at the Church from 4 p. m. on Thursday until the time of service. Coffee and bars will be provid ed by the family after the service in the Church social hall. In lieu of f lowers, a memorial fund has been established. The Boettcher Family Funer al Home is assisting the family. 766-2099. | Bies, Gerald J. (I60501)
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| 19615 | Bies, Jacqueline Ann Jacqueline Ann Bies 1937 - 2009 of Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday August 25, 2009. Born in Mitchell, SD, on November 25, 1937, daughter of the late Edward W. & Anna (Germscheid) Fix; beloved wife of Richard M. Bies; mother of Ann Elizabeth Bies, William Edward Bies & John Edward Bies. Friends will be received at Laughlin Memorial Chapel, 222 Washington Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15216, Friday 2-4 & 6-8 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in St. Anne Church (Castle Shannon, PA) Saturday morning at 11:00 o'clock. If desired, memorial contributions may be made to ASCPA, 424 East 92nd Street, New York, NY 10128. www.laughlin funeralhome.com | Fix, Jaqueline Ann (I317626)
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| 19616 | Bies, Raymond M., KaukaunaAge 92, died Sunday, September 21, 2003 at St. Paul Home, Kaukauna. Ray w as born November 29, 1910 in Kaukauna; son of the late Rainier and Mary (L oderbauer) Bies. On July 9, 1940, he married the former Agnes Schmidt at S t. Francis Catholic Church, Hollandtown. The couple enjoyed 52 years of ma rriage together prior to her death on March 13, 1993. Ray enjoyed farmi ng and was a 35 year partner in Jonen and Bies Construction in Kaukauna. D uring the 1950's they developed the Welhouse Farm into the present subdivi sion that surrounds St. Al's Parish. He was a charter member of St. Vince nt DePaul Society and an active member of St. Aloysius Catholic Church, Ka ukauna.He is survived by his children, Ray and Mary Ellen Bies of Glendale, WI, G erald and Barbara Bies of Kaukauna, Carol and Jerry Sanderfoot of Combin ed Locks and Don and Ann Bies of Winneconne, WI, 12 grandchildren, four gr eat grandchildren, his wife's family and numerous nieces and nephews. He w as preceded in death by his wife, two sisters, Lena Gehrig and Margaret Si ebers and one brother, John Bies.The funeral service will be 6:00 pm Wednesday at ST. ALOYSIUS CATHOLIC CHU RCH, Kaukauna with Fr. David Schmidt officiating. Burial will be in St. Ma ry Cemetery, Kaukauna. Friends may call directly at the church from 2: 00 pm Wednesday until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memori al is being established in his name. Boettcher Family Funeral Home is assi sting the family. 766-2099.The family would like to express appreciation to all family and friends w ho visited Ray, especially Phil and Joyce Bruecher. Also thanks to the sta ff of St. Paul's Home, especially the caregivers on "Primrose Lane". | Bies, Raymond M. (I60496)
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| 19617 | Bies-Miller Wedding The wedding of Miss Anna Bies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bies, Little Chute, and Melvin Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, 534 Atlantic street, took place at five o'clock Saturday evening at the home of the groom's parents. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. F. L. Schreckenberg in the presence of about 25 relatives. The bride wore a dress of blue satin and embroidered georgette and a corsage bouquet of ophelia rose buds. Miss Catherine Briggs of Appleton, the maid of honor, was attired in a gown of black velvet. Tho bride's maid was Miss C. Swinkel of Little Chute, who wore a blue dress. Both the bride's attendants wore corsage bouquets of ophelia rose buds. Lawrence Bies, Little Chute, and George Froening, Appleton, attended the groom. The home was artistically decorated with ophelia roses and smilax. A six o'clock dinner was served following the ceremony to about 25 relatives. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Bies, Little Chute. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will live at 534 Atlantic street. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, December 13, 1920 | Page 5 | Family: Miller, Melvin / Bies, Anna M. (F63101)
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| 19618 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: LaCosse, Lawrence / Biese, Margaret (F44147)
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| 19619 | Biese, Austin R.Austin R. Biese, age 4, of W4130 County F in Chilton, died on Thursday, Ma rch 9, 2006, at the Calumet Medical Center in Chilton. He was born May 1 8, 2001 in Appleton, son of Robert of Lori (Stache) Biese.Austin was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Rantoul and attended t he 4K preschool program at Chilton Elementary School. He loved playing wi th his tractors, Bob the Builder, and Thomas the Train. He also enjoyed he lping his parents feed calves, teasing the cats and dogs, and playing wi th his sisters.Survivors include his parents, Robert and Lori; his sisters, Amber and All ison Biese; grandparents, Clarence and Mary Jane Biese, Melvin and Julia nn Stache; aunts: Linda Stache and Kieth, Lois (John) Prust, Debra (Jim) H ooyman, Joan (George) Sweere, Connie (Brian) Moehn, Kim (Lance) Lisowe; un cles: Lloyd (Laurie) Stache, Lee (Tami) Stache, Kevin Biese, Keith (Ros e) Biese, Mike (Penny) Biese, Alan Biese, Brian Biese, Dan Biese; he was f urther survived by many cousins. Austin was preceded in death by a cousin, Adam Biese.Funeral Services will be at 12 p.m. on Monday, March 13, 2006 at Trinity L utheran Church in Rantoul. Burial to follow in the parish cemetery. Frien ds may call at the Wieting Family Funeral Home (411 W. Main St.) in Chilt on from 2-6 p.m. on Sunday, March 12, 2006 and on Monday at Church from 10 -11:30 a.m.Austin and his family were supporters of tissue donation and encourage oth er families to consider this option. Austin's gift was his eyes to help o ut others. Online Condolences | Biese, Austin R. (I104862)
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| 19620 | Biese, Elzer H.Elzer H. Biese, 78, W3517 Cemetery Rd., Seymour, died Monday evening, Dec. 3, 2001, at St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay. He was born Aug. 18, 192 3, in the Town of Wrightstown, son of the late Henry and Catherine (Van As ten) Biese. On June 22, 1946, he was united in marriage to Rita Vanden Heu vel in Seymour and shared over 55 years together. Elzer farmed in the To wn of Seymour on the home farm. He was a member of St. John the Baptist Ca tholic Church, Seymour, and of the Catholic Knights, Branch 197. He w as a member of the Town of Seymour Rural Fire Department for 55 year s. He served as secretary of the Seymour Rural Fire Department for ov er 20 years. He served on the Town Board for 40 years and was Town Chairm an for 20 years. He enjoyed playing cards, bowling, gardening, his fami ly pets and visiting with family, friends and neighbors, especially his ch ildren, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. One of his greatest hono rs was being elected Town Chairman for the Town of Seymour.He is survived by his wife, Rita; his children, Mary (Norm) Steffens, Appl eton; Barbara (James) Benzshawel, Appleton; Henry (Pam), Seymour; Gerald ( Ruth), Seymour; Joan (David) Lease, Wasilla, Alaska; William (Linda), Bla ck Creek; Joseph (Sue), Black Creek; Carol (Sam) Van Dyke, Green Bay; Jani ce (Dale) Schuessler, Seymour; Richard (Judy), Burns, Tenn.; 31 grandchild ren; 11 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Jane McCormick, Green Bay; LaV erne (Joseph) Vande Corput, Pulaski; Kathleen Biese, Appleton; three broth ers, Don (Lillian), Kimberly; Robert (Rose), Black Creek; Marvin, Kaukaun a; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Henry Vanden Heuvel and friend, Dia ne; Donald (Rosemary) Vanden Heuvel; Mary Ann (John) Erickson; Elsie Mae ( Boniface) Mitchell; Michael (Dorothy) Vanden Heuvel.He was preceded in death by a grandson and two great-granddaughters.Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour, Thursday fr om 4 to 8 p.m. with a Prayer Service at 7:30 p.m. and Friday at St. John t he Baptist Catholic Church, Seymour, from 10 a.m. until services at 11 a. m. with Fr. Martin Fox officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery.The family would like to thank Unity Hospice for all their special care a nd concern and Deacon DeBruin for all his visits. A memorial fund has been established. | Biese, Elzer Harold (I7222)
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| 19621 | Biese, Genevieve M. Genevieve (Jack) M. “Gen” (Schouten) Biese, age 95, Wrightstown/DePere, pa ssed peacefully at Elizabeth Hospital on Tuesday, September 7, 2004. She l ived at the Kindred Hearts Extended Care Residence in Kaukauna since Mar ch 1998. Gen was born May 19, 1909, in the town of Freedom to the late Ber nard and Catherine (Garvey) Schouten. She graduated from Freedom High Scho ol in 1926 and attended Kaukauna Normal School where she earned her teachi ng certificate and began her teaching career at Sunny Corners School, ju st a mile from where she was raised. On June 13, 1937, she married John (J ack) Biese, and operated a dairy farm in the Town of Lawrence, Brown Count y. After her children were grown, Gen returned to teaching at St. Paul Sch ool in Wrightstown. She was the first lay teacher to serve at St. Paul’s a nd taught from 1957 until 1960.She was a member of the Brown Co. Homemakers and the Christian Mothers Soc iety at St. Paul’s Church. Gen loved caring for her grandchildren, a nd in her retirement liked to travel and play cards with her friends.Jack and Gen had four children, John (Agnes) Biese, Appleton, and their ch ildren, daughters, Anne Biese (Peter Anderla), Appleton, and Katie, Minnea polis, and a son, John F. of Milwaukee; Kay (James) Muench, Madison, and t heir children, daughter, Heidi (Sean) Tureck, Coffee Creek, MT; and son s, Doug (Laurie) Rio, WI, and Wade of Richfield, WI; James (Diane), De Per e; and their daughter, Pam (Doug) Eberle, and their daughter, Stephan ie of Wauwatosa; and Tracey (Dan) Schnick, and their children, Ashley & Da nny of Hartland WI; and William, daughter-in-law, Shirley, and son, Christ opher Biese, of DePere. She is further survived by her sister, Dorothy Gil len, Kaukauna; a sister-in-law Helen Schouten of Middleton, and many niec es and nephews.Gen was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter at birth; her husban d, Jack; her brothers and sisters-in-law, Richard (Phyllis), Joseph (Iren e) and Jim Schouten; and Jack’s thirteen brothers and sisters and their sp ouses.Family and friends may call on Friday, September 10, 2004, from 9:30 a. m. until the hour of Mass at St. Paul Catholic Church, Wrightstown. Ma ss of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11:00 a.m. Friday at church, wi th Fr. Robert Kabat and Fr. Frank Melchoir (Gen’s Godson) concelebratin g. Burial will be in St. Patrick Cemetery in the Town of Kaukauna. DeWane- Cotter Funeral Home, Wrightstown, is assisting the family.The family extends a warm thanks to Kindred Hearts Extended Care Facili ty for all the care and compassion shown to Gen. | Schouten, Genevieve (I7375)
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| 19622 | Biese, Hen ry, age 37, Farmer, Value of Estate - $400.00: Value of Personal Esta te - $100, Born Prussia. | Biese, Heinrich (I1456)
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| 19623 | Biese, Henrietta P. AppletonAge 95, died Sunday, November 10, 2002 at Manorcare Nursing Home in Applet on. Henrietta was born in Hollandtown on August 7, 1907; the daughter of t he late William and Elizabeth (Muthig) Biese. She was employed for 14 yea rs by the Woolworth Company; retiring in1979. Henrietta was a member at S t. Joseph Catholic Church, and the Golden Agers.She is survived by a sister-in-law, Barb Biese, Kaukauna; and many niec es and nephews.She is preceded in death by three brothers: Henry, Peter, and Vincent Bies e; five sisters: Margaret Van Zeeland, Agnes Shumaker, Florence Cochran, C atherine Ferguson, and Clara Weyers.The Mass of Resurrection was held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, November 12, at S t. Joseph Catholic Church, 404 W. Lawrence St. Appleton, with the Rev. Jo hn Holly officiating. Friends called directly at the church Tuesday from 9 :30 am until the time of service. Interment took place in Hollandtown.Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St., Appleton 733-7383 | Biese, Henrietta P. (I7250)
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| 19624 | Biese, Mary (nee Coonen) of Kaukauna, age 96 years, died peacefully on Wednesday, February 21, 2007, at the St. Paul Home. Mary was born on April 23, 1910, in Jump River, Wisconsin, to the late Arnold and Anna (DeBruin) Coonen. Her father died when she was only six months old. When her mother Anna married John DeCoster, the family moved back to Kaukauna. On May 19, 1931, Mary married Aloysius Biese at St. Mary Church where she continued to be a lifelong and very active member of the parish. Together they farmed and raised a family. Mary loved to sew, peel potatoes, made excellent pie crust and peeled apples for many an apple pie. She was very proud of all of her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She taught many of them to sew, the girls learned to braid hair and many a grandchild learned the game of sheepshead and checkers from her. Mary volunteered at St. Vincent de Paul and St. Paul Home. In 2003, Mary received the life-time achievement award from the service organizations of Kaukauna. Mary is survived by her nine children: Marvin (Pat) Biese, Wrightstown; Mark (Janet) Biese, Townsend; Marie (Charlie) Wall, Greenleaf; Gerald (Mary Beth) Biese, Eden Prairie, Minnesota; Carol (Mike) Hagens, Darboy; Joan Hagens, Laona; Jim (Bonnie) Biese, Greenleaf; Helen (Stan) Dercks, Kaukauna; Ann (Roger) Huss, Kaukauna; 39 grandchildren, 91 great grandchildren; and a sister: Delia (nee Decoster) Schumacher-Hauser, Appleton. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Mary was preceded in death by her parents and step-father; her husband, Aloysius; a son, Arnold; a daughter, Jane Brautigan; a granddaughter, Mary Biese; great grandchildren: Gavin Hug and Rose Schroedl-Dercks, a son-in-law, Ralph Hagens; brothers: Ben (Rose) Coonen, George (Ruth) Coonen, Henry "Hank" (Ceil) Coonen, Albert (Agnes) DeCoster and Martin (Hattie) DeCoster; brothers-in-law: Bill Schumacher and Carl Hauser and her husband's family: Lena (Frank) Van Camp, Mary (Pete) Onkels, Pete (Ella) Biese, Frank (Clara) Biese, Elizabeth Biese and Henry (Catherine) Biese. The funeral liturgy for Mary will be at 10 a.m. on Saturday, February 24, 2007 at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna, with Fr. Jack Mullarkey officiating. Burial will take place at St. Mary Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be at the funeral home on Friday from 4-8 p.m. The rosary will be said at 8 p.m. Friends may also call at the church on Saturday from 8 a.m. until the time of mass. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Kaukauna Catholic School System Endowment Fund appreciated. The family wishes to express a special thank you to the staff at St. Paul Home for their excellent care and compassion of Mary. FARGO FUNERAL HOME 400 W. Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna 920-766-6200 www.fargofuneralhomes.com | Coonen, Mary (I34377)
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| 19625 | Biese, Mrs. Frank (nee Clara Arnoldussen) formerly of Kaukauna and Kimbe rlyAge 92, died Thursday, March 7, 2002 at the St. Paul Home surrounded by h er loving family. She was born September 3, 1909 to the late Henry and Ma ry (Diedrich) Arnoldussen. In 1934 she was united in marriage to Frank Bie se at St. John Catholic Church in Little Chute. He preceded her in death J anuary 19, 1978. She was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, Kaukauna a nd a past member of Holy Name Catholic Church in Kimberly. She was acti ve in both churches and in the Kimberly Golden Agers.Clara is survived by five daughters and sons-in-law: Maggie (Ray) Coene n, Little Chute; Elaine (Robert) Schmidt, Kaukauna; Dorothy (Tim) VandeWet tering, Hollandtown; Evelyn (Robert) Verhasselt, Freedom; Marian (Georg e) Gerrits, Kaukauna; two sons and daughters-in-law: Leo (Irene), Darbo y; Robert (Nora), Hollandtown. Clara is also survived by sisters-in-law: M ildred Arnoldussen, Appleton; Mary Biese, Kaukauna; a brother-in-law, Gord on Lamers; 30 grandchildren and 52 great-grandchildren. Besides her husban d, she was preceded in death by two grandchildren, three great-grandchildr en; sisters and brothers-in-law: Ann (Richard) Peterson, Helen (Sebastia n) Hietpas, Mary Lamers; brothers and sisters-in-law: Chris (Ceil), Harr y, Raymond (Pearl); infant brothers, Joseph and Clarence; sisters-in-law a nd brothers-in-law: Henry (Catherine) Biese, Peter (Ella) Biese, Mary (Pet er) Onkels, Magdalena (Frank) VanCamp, Aloysius Biese.Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday at St.Mary Catholic C hurch, Kaukauna with Fr. Robert Udulutsch officiating. Burial in St. Ma ry Cemetery, Kaukauna. Friends may call directly at the church from 9:00 a .m. Saturday until the time of services. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fu nd has been established for the St. Paul Home, Kaukauna. The Boettcher Fam ily Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family.Clara's family would like to thank the Angels at the St. Paul Home for the ir wonderful care and support. | Arnoldussen, Clara C. (I7220)
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| 19626 | Biese, Peter J.Peter J. Biese, 55, Freedom, Wis., passed away unexpectedly, Thursday, Sep t. 2, 2004 of natural causes. He was born July 26, 1949 in Green Bay to t he late Joseph and Elaine (Taylor) Biese. Peter attended Immaculate Concep tion Grade School and graduated from Freedom High School. He was employ ed as a rock driller for many years. Peter was an avid snowmobiler and lov ed going to tractor pulls. He was a great storyteller and loved to visit w ith his family and friends.Survivors include a brother and sister-in-law, Joseph and Carol Biese; t wo sisters, Elizabeth Biese, Mary Trowbridge and her husband, Bill West; h is nieces and nephews, Joseph and Tina Biese, Jeanette and Jason Gile, Mic helle Pennewell, Melissa Biese, Anna Alsteen, Bonnie Alsteen; a grandnie ce and grandnephews; and many close friends.He was preceded in death by his parents; and a brother, Thomas.Friends may call at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, County Rd. E, V an’s Valley, from 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday. The Mass of Christian Burial wi ll be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the church with the Rev. William Swichten berg officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. A memorial fund h as been established in Peter’s name. Blaney Funeral Home is assisting t he Biese family. | Biese, Peter J. (I8731)
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| 19627 | Biese-Van Camp Magadelena Biese, Sam Van Camp Kaukauna Times 6/09/1921 4 Wedding | Family: VanCamp, Frank / Biese, Magdalene (F3501)
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| 19628 | Biesterveld, Gladys, Little C huteAge 77, Passed into the arms of our heavenly Father on September 12, 200 3, surrounded by her loving family. Gladys was born to the late Edward a nd Adrianna Van Linn on March 30, 1926. She married Joseph Biesterve ld on April 29, 1948 at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church in Little Chu te where she was a life long member. Gladys' many hobbies included cookin g, baking and bird watching. She especially loved watching her children a nd grandchildren participate in sporting activities. She enjoyed dinners o ut with family and friends and long car rides with Joe. Gladys had a wa rm heart as was evident through her involvement with charitable causes.Gladys is survived by her husband of 55 years, Joe; 8 children: Dan "Boome r" (Mary) Kaukauna; Nancy Vander Zanden and special friend Mike Anholze r, Kimberly; Leon (Carolyn), Little Chute; Joe (Theresa), Kaukauna; Benj ie (Kim), Little Chute; Sherrie (Ken) Hoelzel, Kaukauna; Cindy (Pete) Baeh man, Oshkosh; Todd and special friend Lisa Kaufman, Little Chute; 22 grand children: Diane, Duane, Brian, Alicia, Tyler, Josey, Judd, Mike, John, Jac ob, Ashley and Brian Biesterveld; Dana (Alex) Parker; Raymond (Vicky) V an Asten; Mike (Amy) Vander Zanden; Joey (Rod) Reader; Lisa (Rick) Aren t; Kelly (Jesse) Effa; Billie Jo Hoelzel; Jessica, Ryne and Brett Baehma n; 11 great grandchildren: Natalie, Lexus, Katlyn, Elizabeth, Emily, Etha n, Lucas, Zachary, Emma, Paige and Tanner. 5 siblings: Ed (Delaine) Van Li nn; Mary Jane Wendel; John "Jack" Van Linn; Linda (Tom) Schabo; and San dy (Eugene) Vande Hey. 5 brothers and sisters-in-law: Rita Van Linn; Ro se (Bob) Fleming; Betty Schuh; Leo (Rita) Biesterveld; and Jerry Biesterve ld; also survived by nieces, nephews, many friends and her special pet, Ba ndit.in addition to her parents, Gladys was preceded in death by her son, Mik e; 3 siblings: Elaine Honick, Bill and Bob Van Linn; and mother and father -in-law, Riley and Stella Biesterveld.Mom was a very kind and loving person who always thought of others firs t. She will be truly missed by everyone who knew her. Mom will alwa ys be in our hearts.Funeral services will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, September 15, 2003, at S t. Paul Catholic Church, Combined Locks, with Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hog en officiating. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. Frie nds may call at the church Monday from 2 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. Jennifer O'C onnell with Affordable Funeral and Cremation Services is serving the famil y.The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at St. El izabeth Hospital ICU for their special care. In lieu of flowers, a memori al is being established.AFS1-888-877-7550 | VanLinn, Gladys (I60271)
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| 19629 | Biesterveld, Joseph E. "J oe"Joseph E. Biesterveld, age 46, of Kaukauna, died February 4, 2006, as a re sult of a snowmobile accident. Joe was born January 13, 1960, son of Jose ph and Gladys (Van Linn) Biesterveld. He married Theresa Seif on January 1 4, 1989, in Appleton. Many will remember Joe for his coaching of Kaukau na Raiders, as well as his love of snowmobiling and golfing.He was a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 1033 and St. Aloysius C hurch, Kaukauna, where he was a Eucharistic Minister.Joe's first love in life was his family who include his wife Theresa; h is daughter, Alicia (special friend Jeff Kosmosky); his sons, Tyler (speci al friend Maddie Masuca), Josey and Judd; and his special furry friend Coa coa. He is also survived by his father, Joseph, Little Chute; brothers a nd sisters: Dan "Boomer" (Mary), Kaukauna; Nancy Vander Zanden (special fr iend Mike Anholzer), Kimberly; Leon (Carolyn), Little Chute; Benjie (Kim ), Little Chute; Sherrie (Ken) Hoelzel, Kaukauna; Cindy (Pete) Baehman, Os hkosh; Todd (special friend Lisa Kaufman), Little Chute; brothers and sist ers-in-law: Dan and Sue Jansen; Kenn and Maria Seif; Pat and Fran Brux; J im and Yvonne Seif. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles, nieces a nd nephews.Joe was preceded in death by his mother Gladys; a brother, Mike; and his f ather and mother-in-law, Melvin and Helen Seif.Funeral Mass will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, February 9, 2006, at St. Alo ysius Church, Kaukauna. Friends may call between 3 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. Thur sday directly at church. Committal St. John Cemetery, Little Chute.While our hearts are deeply saddened by our loss, we find comfort in knowi ng Joe was doing what he loved. O'CONNELL FUNERAL SERVICES 2020 E. Main Street | Biesterveld, Joseph E. (I24979)
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| 19630 | Big Band Leader 1930's & 40's | Winters, Anthony "Tony" (I3545)
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| 19631 | Big Driek is once again with the love of his life, Mugs Honey. They were married on March 10, 1945. He leaves behind his precious children: Allen (Audrey) VanDyke, Ginger VanDyke, Linda (Jeff) Mueller, Leslie (Jim "Otto") Coenen, Jim (Lori) VanDyke. Seven grandchildren: Alexander Van Dyke, Adam (Sarah) Kieffer, Olivia (Isaac) Kieffer-Anderson, B.J Kieffer, Jamie, Cassie (Andy) and Otto Coenen. Two great-grandchildren: Winter and River Kieffer. Drieks "Special Nieces" Nancy and Mary Van Dyke and many "adopted children." Driek was an acolyte, football, basketball and baseball coach at the former Holy Name of Jesus grade school. 1935-1939 at Kimberly High School he was captain of the football, baseball, softball, and track teams. He is a member of the KHS Hall of Fame and will be remembered as one of the best athletes to come out of KHS. He was first editor of the school newspaper, the ECHO. In 1939, Driek and Chuck Sample went to Dykesville for Packer Tryouts. He was called home due to receiving draft papers. He served in WWII in the British Puerto Rico Antigua, St. Lucia, Trinidad, French Guiana as a control tower and radio operator. He was one of the very few people allowed to see the prison on Devils Island. Back home he was a member of the semi-pro football team "Flying Dutchmen," refereed football and basketball (WIAA) umpired baseball and softball for 32 years. He coached CYO sports and was the athletic director of Holy Name of Jesus and ran 5th and 6th intramural basketball at Holy Name. He was an usher at Holy Name for 43 years. He served the Village of Kimberly as assessor and trustee. He served in the Golden Agers (Kimberly) for eight years. After 44 years he retired from Kimberly-Clark Corp. in Kimberly, then in Neenah. He then was a crossing guard on Washington St. in Kimberly. Driek and Mugs toured 48 states on Nation Wide Bus trips. Driek was preceded in death by: parents, Henry and Mayrne (Theirs) VanDyke, wife Margaret, sons Rikki and Joseph, Brother "Nig" and his wife Genevieve, sister Rose (Rome) Dietzen, in laws, Max and Amalie Islinger, brother-in-law: Ed Islinger, Giles Hietpas. Driek will be fondly remembered by most people in Kimberly, sitting on his front porch on Washington St., waving to everyone who drove by. Dad's request, if you come to church, be dressed in Packer clothes. To my Angels: Betty DeJong, Tim Van Dera, Mary Skinner, Darryl Sheldon, Jody Worzalla, Deb Kempen, Braden Dornfeld, Dr. Dan Smith and RN Julie. Your acts of kindness and special friendship touched my heart. Friends like you are a rare treasure. Visitation and concelebrated mass will be at St. Paul's Church in Combined locks at 12 Noon on Saturday, April 2, 2011, with lunch to follow. Friends may call directly at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of services. Burial will take place in Holy Name Cemetery, Kimberly. Complete Military Rites will be conducted by the William Verhagen Post 60 of the American Legion immediately following services outside of church. Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna, is assisting the family. Driek wrote his own obituary word for word - these are his wishes. "Pa-Baby, give Mom a BIG HUG from us until we all meet again!" 11/13/1920 - 03/29/2011 | VanDyke, Paul "Driek" (I77840)
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| 19632 | Big Duke has played his final note. After discharge from the Army in 1945, Peter founded Heid Music Company. His lifelong friend and business partner, Buck Jensen, joined him a year later and they built the business until their retirement in 1982. Peter was proud of the fact that Heid Music continues to be owned and run by his children and grandchildren. His life was about music and music education. His Family Foundation has allowed hundreds of students to follow their musical dreams. Margaret, the singular love of his life, preceded him in death an untenable 14 years ago. Agnes Rossmeissl, his aunt and guardian, died in 1968. He is survived by three sons, Paul (Carol) Heid, Appleton, Wis.; Tom Heid, El Sobrante, Calif.; and Bob (Lisa) Heid, Greenville, Wis.; seven grandchildren, Kim (Rich) Mantey, Appleton, Wis.; Paige Heid (Bob Lamey), Fraser, Colo.; Todd (DeDe) Heid, Sherwood, Wis.; Madison Heid and Peter Heid, Greenville, Wis.; Ryann Heid and Mathias Heid, El Sobrante, Calif.; and four great-grandchildren,Max Mantey and Gus Mantey, Appleton, Wis.; Braelyn Heid and Gianna Heid, Sherwood, Wis. The family would like to thank the staff of The Heritage and Peabody Manor. The family would also like to thank the many past and present employees of Heid Music Company, as well as Peter's many musical colleagues in the community. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Heid Family Foundation, which supports music education in our communities, are appreciated. Visitation is at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Appleton from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 18, followed by a Mass of the Resurrection with Rev. David Belongea, OFM Cap. officiating. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton 920-733-7383 www.btlfuneral.com Heid | Heid, Peter Matthias (I104944)
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| 19633 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Goetzman, Gayle (I26382)
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| 19634 | Bill "Willy" Helein, 70, of the Village of Harrison, passed away on October 17, 2013 after many years battling congestive heart failure. He was born on June 2, 1943 in Appleton, to the late Lawrence and Henrietta (Ritten) Helein. Bill graduated from Xavier High School in Appleton, WI in 1962. In 1964 he enlisted with the U.S. Army, where he served as a reservist until 1985. Bill married a cross town rival, St. Mary's Zephyr, Joan Schmitzer on May 7, 1966. After graduation Bill started at S.C. Shannon then went on to work as an Electrical Lineman first for Superior Electric and then for Menasha Utilities where he retired after 32 years. He enjoyed many hobbies and interests including fishing, pheasant hunting, sturgeon spearing, tinkering in the garage, visiting his many friends and neighbors, and relaxing by the lake. He was also actively involved for 23 years in the Waverly Sanitary district and was instrumental in the construction of their new facility. Bill was most recently a member of St. Mary's Catholic Parish in Menasha. Bill was extremely proud of his grandchildren and attended as many of their events as he could. His little furry hunting and fishing buddy "Lady" will also miss him, but don't worry Grandpa; she will be keeping Grandma's feet warm. Bill is survived by his loving wife, Joan Helein; children: Dan (Vicki) Helein of Sherwood and their children, Holly and Allie; Gary (Amy) Helein of Kaukauna and their children, Jon and Connor; sister: Marge (Jim) Kersten of Manitowoc; sisters-in-law: Jean Helein, Joyce Helein, Janice Schmitzer, Kay Plier, Nancie (Dave) Resch; brother-in-law: Mike (Mary) Schmitzer; along with many special nieces, nephews and other relatives. Bill was preceded in death by his two brothers, Jim and Bob Helein; brothers-in-law: Jim Schmitzer, Jerry Plier and Gary Aldridge; parents-in-law: Clarence and Eleanor Schmitzer. A funeral liturgy for Bill will be held at 5:30 PM on Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH (222 E. Fremont Street, Appleton) with Fr. Don Zuleger officiating. A visitation will be held at church from 3:00 PM until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the "Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research" or the charity or church of your choosing. We would like to give thanks and God's blessings to: our children and their families for whom we are extremely proud and grateful, and without whom our lives would be empty; all our extended family for all their concerns and prayers especially Marge and Jim for their weekly visits; our many friends who are with us today and many that have passed before us; the numerous doctors and staff that have supported Bill, especially in the last eight years; and the hospice services of our day, though our time was short we will always be grateful for the peace and comfort given to us during these last days. God Bless and with the help of our Blessed Virgin Mary bring peace and joy to all. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Oct. 18 to Oct. 20, 2013 | Helein, William (I121406)
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| 19635 | Bill (Eldore) was a lawyer primarily involved with real estate and his own investments. He owned many various Milwaukee properties at one time or another. The most famous property he owned was the Ambassador Hotel on Wisconsin Avenue at @20th St. A famous Milwaukee serial killer, Jeffrey Daumer, was captured in his apartment a few blocks away. Upon his capture it was discovered Daumer had kept heads and other body parts of many of his victims in his apartment freezer! Daumer also stated he had killed his first victim in a room at the Ambassador Hotel and removed the body in parts to his apartment wrapped in plastic garbage bags! Although the Ambassador Hotel did rent rooms daily, primarily it was a resident hotel for retirees and economically distressed older people. One of Bill's brothers, Bob, was living at the hotel and working as the head maintenance man when he died of natural causes. | Family: Stanelle, Eldore Florian "Bill" / Hamernik, Carolyn Bernice (F50296)
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| 19636 | Bill Graverson, age 55, passed away Sunday, February 10, 2013 after a lengthy illness. He was born on March 5, 1957 in Neenah, WI; son of the late Raymond and Elizabeth Graverson. Bill will be deeply missed by his children, Michelle Graverson, Appleton and Andrew Graverson, Appleton; special friend of 17 years, Dianne Bricker, Appleton and her children, Andrew, Alex, Lauren and Allison Bricker; siblings, Peter (Patricia) Graverson, Appleton, Patricia (David) Brown, New London, Thomas (Terri Jo) Graverson, Combined Locks, Michael (Julie) Graverson, Franklin, WI and David Graverson, Neenah. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and good friends. Bill had a love for driving Semi Trucks and also enjoyed camping and following NASCAR. He was known for his great sense of humor, creativity and he loved to make people laugh, even up to his final days. A memorial service for Bill will be held on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. at Valley Funeral Home, Appleton. Family and friends may visit at the funeral home on Wednesday from 4:00 p.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in his name. Online condolences may be shared with the family at www.valleyfh.com. Bill's family would like to say thank you to the wonderful staff and residents of Fox River Nursing Care Center/Colony Oaks and to Dr. Dernlan and Dr. Yazbak. Thank you all for your compassionate care and friendship. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on February 12, 2013 | Graverson, William (I146518)
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| 19637 | Bill H. Ellenbecker, 52, Neenah, passed away unexpectedly at Theda Clark Medical Center on June 16, 2014, with his loving family at his side. He was born February 20, 1962, in Neenah, son of Jerome and Ruby (Pluger) Ellenbecker. Bill attended Neenah High School, and then served in the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Guadalcanal. He played little league in Appleton and also legion baseball in Neenah. Bill was a chef at various places in the valley, and he also owned The Peak Bar in Neenah. Bill is survived by his mother, Ruby; brothers: Robert (special friend Judy), Neenah, and Tony, Appleton; his children: Joel (special friend Tamrah) Ellenbecker, James T. Maitland and Shannon A. Anderson; grandmother, Rose Goodwin; and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and other friends. Bill was preceded in death by his father, Jerry, on March 23, 2014. Memorial services will be at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, June 21, 2014, at the Kessler Funeral Home, 304 S. Commercial Street, Neenah, with Fr. Larry Seidl officiating. Visitation will be at the funeral home on Saturday from 1:00 p.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in Bill's name. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 18, 2014 | Ellenbecker, William (I117314)
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| 19638 | Bill Horvath, Kaukauna, age 73, died Monday, January 5, 2009, at an Appleton Nursing Home. Bill was born in the Chicago area on October 11, 1935, and graduated from St. Clement's High School in Chicago. For many years he worked in the printing business in Chicago, and in 1981 married the former Joyce Gerrits, who was from the Kaukauna area. Joyce preceded him in death in 2003. Bill was an Army veteran of World War II, loved his pets, going out to eat and making regular visits to the casino. Bill had one daughter from a previous marriage, Susan. He and Joyce had been active in the Wisconsin Chapter of The Children' Program for Northern Ireland, and hosted many Irish children in their home over the years. A prayer service will be held at 12 Noon on Wednesday, January 7, 2008, at the Fargo Funeral Home, with Fr. Jerry Pastors of St. Katharine Drexel parish officiating. Interment will be in St. Francis Cemetery, Hollandtown. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday morning from 11 a.m. until the time of the service at noon. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Horvath, William R. (I51019)
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| 19639 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mantzke, William Joseph (I20668)
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| 19640 | Bill Jansen, 74, Little Chute, passed away Saturday, March 19, 2011, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital with his family in attendance. As a proud father, loving grandfather, and devoted husband, Bill cherished family above all else. His passion for life and his willingness to give was second only to his love for his family. And for those who knew him, knew he had the most kind and generous of hearts. Bill was a storyteller, always sure to captivate and always sure to leave you with a smile. He enjoyed hearing a good joke and reveled even more in telling one. He loved a day on the lake fishing and a quiet sunny afternoon spent sitting with his best friend and wife of 50 years, Doris. Throughout his life he touched many people's lives. He gave of himself, his time and his talents freely. God blessed him with the gift of carpentry, which he shared without pause. He was a builder of furniture, he was a builder of homes, he was a builder of friendships, but most of all he was a builder of family and unconditional love. For us, his family, we think of him as husband and partner, father and grandfather, protector and teacher, brother and best friend. He was a beautiful soul and we're sure God is as proud to have him as one of his angels in Heaven, as we were to have him as an angel on earth. We will miss him dearly yet remember him always. Some of Bill's most noteworthy accomplishments were working hard at Thilmany's for 47 years, Jacob Coppus American Legion Post #258, inducted into St. John's Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997 and donating 12 gallons of blood to the blood bank. He is survived by his true love and wife of 50 years, Doris; his five children, Sue (Todd) Heuvelmans, De Pere; Mike (Laurie) Jansen, Stockbridge; Mary Jo (Rick) Santkuyl, Duluth Minn.; Sara (Jon) Milheiser, Darboy; and Jill (David) Delfosse, Appleton; 14 grandchildren, Chris (Tara), Leah, Brook and Katrina Jansen, Katey, Jacob and Matthew Santkuyl; Abbie, Emmie and Nicholas Milheiser; Grace, Isabelle, William and Claire Delfosse; his brother, John (Elaine) Jansen; sister, Betty (Ken) Geiger; sisters-in-law, Deloris "Toots" Jansen, Darlene Jansen and Maggie Jansen, Marian (Jack) VandeHey, Janice (Ken) VandeHey, Cathy (Dick) Bauer, Deb (Steve) Halverson, Anne (Glenn) Higgins, Patti Salm; brothers-in-law, Ray Salm, Jim Salm, Roman "Junior" (Virgie) Salm, Jerry (Lois) Salm, Bob (Gail) Salm and Dick (Peg) Salm. He was preceded in death by his infant granddaughter, Hannah Delfosse; parents, John and Anna Jansen; sisters, Mildred "Mickey" (Donny) Farrell, Joyce (Elmer) Van Gompel; brothers, Joe Jansen, Earl Jansen, Tom Jansen, Roger Jansen; infant sisters, Mickey and Grace; parents-in-law, Roman (Marie) Salm; and brother-in-law, Harold "Ringo" Salm. The family will receive relatives and friends at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St., Little Chute) from 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, 2011, with the Funeral Mass at 5 p.m. The Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen will officiate. Military rites conducted by the Jacob Coppus American Legion Post 258 will immediately follow. Burial in St. John Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family has established a memorial fund. For online condolences, please visit www.oconnellfh.com. The family would like to extend a special thanks to Dr. Timothy Goggins and staff, and the Oncology Department of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Appleton, for their care, compassion and willingness to stand by Bill and his family in their time of need. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 920-788-6237 | Jansen, William E. (I23195)
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| 19641 | Bill Lamers became the King of the 111th Hollandtown schut, knocking down the final remnants of the bird target on the 1195th shot. Lamers received the traditional cape and silver parrot emblem from Richard Schmidt, the king of lasts year's event. | Lamers, William (I66872)
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| 19642 | Bill Roerig of Kaukauna passed from this earth to his heavenly home on March 19, 2015, surrounded by his family. Bill was 91. He was born May 31, 1923 in Greensboro, North Carolina, son of the late William L. and Elsa (Blieferknicht) Roerig. He was a United States Navy veteran, having served in World War II. Bill married Betty Erickson on August 22, 1948, and enjoyed fifty-four years of love together. Betty preceded him in death on April 6, 2002. During those years, Bill taught at Kaukauna High School for thirty-seven years, retiring in 1985. After retirement, he enjoyed his favorite hobby - building his Falco airplane, which he completed just late last month. On May 22, 2007, Bill was united in marriage to Norma (Korthals) Ring. He often talked of how blessed he was to have found true love twice in his lifetime. Bill had always been heavily involved at Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church in Kaukauna. His priorities were always: God, family, and "domestic tranquility." Bill is survived by his wife: Norma Ring Roerig; his children: Allan (Dorothy) Roerig; Mike (Mary) Roerig; and Laurie (Tom) Wallace. His grandchildren are: Stacey (Pete) Mitchell; Jessup Roerig; Ryan Roerig; Arya Roerig; Chelsea Roerig; Brittni Wallace; and Alex Wallace. There are also four great-grandchildren; a brother: Arnold (Gloria) Roerig; a sister-in-law: Marilyn Roerig; and a special niece: Judy Theimer. Bill is also survived by Norma's children: Steve (Sue) Ring; Jan (David) Zimmerman; Linda (Domingo) Nieves; and Karen (Craig) Koch; her grandchildren: James (Brianna) Ring; Nicholas (Crystal) Zimmerman; Karl (Valerie) Zimmerman; Joshua (Karissa) Ring; Carrie (Matt) Verboomen; Katie (Frank) Schramke; Brian (Daydre) Ring; Michael (Torri) Ring; Elizabeth (Adam) Steiber; Andrew Ring; Chad Koch and his special friend Christina Schultz; Alyssa (Justin) Kaufman; there are also sixteen great-grandchildren and the family is patiently awaiting the arrival of two more; a brother-in-law: John (Alice) Korthals; two sisters-in-law: LaRene Brusen and Ruth (Dan) Malchow. There are also many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends from Trinity Lutheran. Bill was preceded in death by his parents, a brother Howard Roerig; and a sister Alyce (Bill) Ramquist; by Norma's son: Daniel Ring; her granddaughter: Angela Zimmerman; her great-granddaughter: Elise Ring; her brothers: Richard (Lynn) Korthals; Wilbur (June) Korthals; brother-in-law: Wendell Brusen; and her parents: John and Bertha Korthals. The Christian Funeral service for Bill will be held at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, March 24, 2015, at TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, 804 Grignon Street in Kaukauna, with Rev. Andrew Luehring officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Friends and family are invited to gather at the Fargo Funeral Home, 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue in Kaukauna on Monday from 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM and again Tuesday at the church from 9:00 AM until the time of the worship service. Memories may be shared by visiting www.wichmannfargo.com. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. The family would like to offer their sincere thanks to the many special caregivers who showed so much love and compassion. They include RN Todd and everyone at ThedaCare at Home, Dr. Yao and his staff, and Dr. Swanson and his staff. We will never forget your kindness. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. - John 3:16 | Roerig, William E. (I166287)
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| 19643 | Bill Utschig, age 60, passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends on Tuesday, February 24, 2015, at St. Paul Hospice in Kaukauna. He was born June 8, 1954, to the late Reno and Janet Utschig. He was a lifelong resident of Appleton. He is survived by two sons, Mike (Karina) Armbruster and Darren Utschig; grandchildren, Kaitlin and Aaron Armbruster; brother, Steve (Pat); sister, Julie Beck; niece and nephew, Jill and Andrew Utschig; and many good friends and extended family members. Bill's family wishes to thank the staff at St. Paul's, St. Elizabeth Cancer Center, and his many friends who offered their love and support. As Bill wished, no services will be held. He will always be remembered as a warm and devoted friend. | Utschig, William (I198742)
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| 19644 | Bill Van Grinsven, age 84, of Darboy, passed away at his home on Wednesday, September 21, 2011. Bill was born on January 8, 1927, Superior, Wisconsin, to the late Hubert and Lydia (Davidson) Van Grinsven. Bill had fond memories of his parent's farm. He proudly served his country in the United States Army in WWII, based in Japan. Bill married Dorothy Thelosen on May 1, 1948, in Kimberly. Dorothy has supported him through many hardships. Survivors include his wife of 63 years, Dorothy; his five beautiful daughters, Marianne (Joe) Thiel; Cindy Van Grinsven; Cheryl Wuyts; Beth (Bruce) Krueger; and Laurie Van Grinsven; his grandchildren, Russ (Marcia) Thiel, Greg (Kim) Thiel, Bill Thiel, Heather (Joe) Totman, Nick (Tina) Wuyts, Justin Krueger, Jason Krueger and Lauren Krueger; his 7 great grandchildren; and a great great grandson. Bill is further survived by his sister, Martha Ritter. Bill was preceded in death by his brothers, Ted and John; his sisters, Hattie, Mayme, Fran and Bertha; his grandson, Brandon Krueger, an exceptionally healthy looking boy of only four months when our Lord called him home; and a great granddaughter, Brandi Thiel. He was very proud of his whole family. Bill was a member of American Legion Post #265 in Darboy; a life-member of VFW Post 10544 in Combined Locks. He was also a member of the Quarter Century Club at Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Bill enjoyed sheepshead with his friends, bowling, golfing and horseshoes in several senior leagues. The Funeral Liturgy will be at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, September 26, 2011, at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH-DARBOY, W2796 Highway KK, with Fr. David Beaudry officiating. Friends may call directly at the church on Monday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services. Military Honors will be observed at Holy Angels Cemetery, Darboy. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff of ThedaCare Hospice and Dr. Jonathan Hagen and staff, for their loving care. A memorial has been established in his name. Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 204 E. Kimberly Ave Kimberly 788-6202 Online Condolences www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on September 23, 2011 | VanGrinsven, William (I127191)
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| 19645 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Janssen, Mary Christine (I18444)
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| 19646 | Bill was a lifelong farmer, raising wheat, oats, and barley, as well as ch erries walnuts and filberts. Like most farmers of the era, he grew most of what his family needed including hogs, c ows, and chickens. Bill and his sons start ed the first commercial grain cleaner in the Verboort area in 1930. He had invented an auger t hat fed the grain onto a canvas which he patented in 1935. He later sold the p atent rights. Bill's father Theodore, passed h is love of music to his son. Bill played cornet in a series of bands in the late 1 890's to the late 1920's, including the Verboort Orchestra and Verboort Cathol ic Band. A photo exists of him seated with a base drum, posing with other membe rs of a band that was described as being quite good, and in high demand. Bi ll in turn passed his interest in music down to his children, who all played in b ands, including The Nightingales and The Swing Melodians. * * * * * * * * ** * * * (Several ne wspaper articles were written following his death. Following text is from a March 18, 1942 newspaper article) Death Tak es W. VanDyke of Verboort Forest Grove, March 18-- W illiam August VanDyke, farmer of the Verboort district for 64 years, died suddenly Sunday. W orry over loss of his sons, called into service, leaving the operation of his big farm on h is hands, is believed to have aggravated a heart condition. High requiem mass was said Wednesd ay at St. Francis Catholic Church of Roy with the Reverend Mathus Jonas, the Rev. Joseph Saa l, and the Rev. Edmund Vanderzanden on the altar. St.James church choir of McMinnville san g. Burial was in Verboort cemetery. VanDyke came with his parents from DePere, Wiscons in to Verboort five years after five families had bought the big tract of land, which they named V erboort, establishing the parish. He was three years old, was reared in the parish, attending i ts school, and on May 5, 1908, married Alice Cecilia Evers, a descendant of one of the first fa milies, who survives him. There are eight children. Julius of Carlton, Robert of North Fork, Te xas; Mrs Julius (Irene) Moore of Cornelius, Cyril, Stanley, Ervin, Esther and Mrs. Martin (Ev elyn) Herb of Forest Grove. There are three sisters: Mrs.William Verboort, Mrs. W. Van dervelden and Mrs. Albert Jansen, and two brothers: Henry and John VanDyke, all of Verboo rt and vicinity. Excerpts from other articles: Prosperous Farm er Dies in Sleep: Community Shocked Verboort-- The people of Verbo ort were shocked by the sudden death of William VanDyke who died Sunday morning at 7:45. M rs. VanDyke, up earlier, went to the bedroom to call Mr. Van Dyke and found him dead. M r. VanDyke was 64 years old and a prosperous farmer of Verboort.... ". "..Mr. VanDyke died at his fa rm home Sunday morning, in sleep. He had complained of chest pains Saturday morning, but w as apparently well before retiring Saturday night..." Parents of William VanDyke: Theodore VanDyke and Mary Bernards VanDyke Siblings: Henry (born 1872, d ied 1944) John (born 1873, di ed 1957) Walter (born 187 6, died 1940) William (born 187 7, died 1942) Annie (born 1880, d ied 1965) Nellie (born 188 2, died 1954) Dora (born 1886, di ed 1955) William VanDyke and Alice Eve rs were married May 5, 1908 Their children: Julius ("Juke") Irene Evelyn ("Curly") Ervin ("Blackie") Cyril Robert ("Bud") Esther Stanley | VanDyke, William August (I56979)
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| 19647 | Bill was born in Black Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin. His mother, Anna Christine died when he was young and his dad re-married, Ida Wolf. Bill pronounced his last name Michaelsmith. I was told by Adelia (Peters) Melchert, (the wife of Bills' cousin) that Bill went to Montana as he didn't like his dad getting married again. Bill settled in the Judith Gap, Montana area and worked on various ranches, including the C.R.STONE ranch for several years. In 1917 he was a wholesale Grocer in Fergus County. He married Willis Minleschmidt in 1919 When Bill and Birdie were first married they went to Wisconsin to meet the family and there was a big party for them. (Adelia told me that) Bill worked for the Railroad at that time. | Minlschmidt, William (I341486)
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| 19648 | BILLIG AUGUST BLAZE 02/03/1909 BRITZ M MINNESOTA BUTTE 07/24/1985 561-54-4218 76 yrs | Billig, August Blaze (I62608)
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| 19649 | BILLIG, JACOB LEO Date of Birth: 22 OCT 1901 Mother Maiden Name: BRITZ CERTID# 1901-13426 County of Birth: MEEKER | Billig, James L. (I47768)
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| 19650 | BILLIG, JAMES L. CertID# 1966-MN-023396 Date of Birth:10/22/19 01 Place of Birth:MINNESOTA Mother Maiden Name: BRITZ Date of Death:09/15/1966County of Death: M ILLE LACS | Billig, James L. (I47768)
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| 19651 | BILLIG, LAWRENCE CertID# 1928-MN-008767 Date of Birth: Pla ce of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: not indexed not indexed not indexed Date of Death: County of Death: 11/04/1928 MOR RISON | Billig, Lawrence Alban (I41488)
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| 19652 | BILLIG, LAWRENCE B. CertID# 1976-MN-000967 Date of Birth: Place of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: 10/26/1898 MINNESOTA BRITZ Date of Death: County of Death: 01/24/1976 MORRISON | Billig, Lawrence B. (I47861)
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| 19653 | BILLIG, MAGDALEN AKA SISTER MARY WALBURGA AKA LAURENTIA CertID# 1993-MN-0 10490 Date of Birth: Place of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: 05/27/1904 MINNESOTA BRITZ Date of Death:County of Death: 03/31/1993 MORRISON | Billig, Sister Mary Walburga, Madgdelen (I47860)
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| 19654 | BILLIG, NICHOLAS CertID# 1958-MN-014799 Date of Birth: Place of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: 11/30/1892 MINNESOTA BRITZ Date of Death: County of Death: 01/01/1958 RENVILLE | Billig, Nicholas (I47859)
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| 19655 | BILLIG, PETER CertID# 1964-MN-019056 Date of Birth: Place of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: 05/13/1900 MINNESOTA BRITZ Date of Death: County of Death: 07/09/1964 STEARNS | Billig, Peter (I47858)
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| 19656 | Bilter | Bilter, Benjamin G. (I317011)
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| 19657 | Binder III, Francis "Frank" Joseph Francis "Frank" Joseph Binder III, age 63, passed away Wednesday, October 25, 2006. Frank was born December 28, 1942, to Francis Joseph and Alice (Van Adestine) Binder II in Manawa, WI. On October 14, 1967, he married Marilyn Flasch. Frank attended Milwaukee School of Engineering, earning a Professional Engineering degree. He worked as an electrical engineer throughout his life. He was a member of Appleton Rifle and Gun Club, North American Deer and Elk Farmers Association, the Archeological Society, and the National Rifle Association.Frank is survived by his wife, Marilyn; a son, Francis Joseph Binder IV; two daughters, Shayna (Alan) Moede, Manawa; Chantelle (John) Toth, Kewaskum; a brother, Thomas (Karen) Binder; brothers-in-law, Dennis (Carol) Flasch and Michael (Bonnie) Flasch; mother-in-law, Marion DeVoy; eight grandchildren: Miranda, Morgan, Maquelle and Mataya Moede, Kyle, Conner and Justin Toth, and Cammie Binder.He is preceded in death by his parents, Alice and Francis Joseph Binder II; beloved uncle, Maurice Van Adestine; and father-in-law, Maurice Flasch.Funeral services for Frank will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, October 28, 2006, at St. Pius X Church, 500 W. Marquette St., Appleton, with Fr. Brian Belongia officiating. Visitation will be TODAY at the Valley Funeral Home from 4-7 p.m. and again at the church on Saturday from 10am until the time of services. There will also be a vigil service TONIGHT at 6:30 p.m. at the Valley Funeral Home. A Private Family Burial will take place at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Manawa at a later date.Marilyn and her family would like to extend a warm thank you to the many doctors, nurses and caregivers who courageously ministered to Frank's needs. You truly lived our motto "Better Care Begins With Me"... and so it does. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 | Binder, Francis "Frank" Joseph III (I313462)
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| 19658 | Binder, Donald Joseph Donald Joseph Binder, 70, died June 5, 2011 from natural causes due to liver, heart and kidney failure. He is survived by his sister Theresa (Richard) Mulder, Menasha; twin brother, Ron Binder, Tacoma, Washington; brother Tom (Janet) Pankrtz, Marshfield, WI. He was preceded in death by sisters Ann Wade and Patricia O'Brien. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 29, 2011 | Binder, Donald Joseph (I313111)
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| 19659 | Binsfeld, George E. George E. Binsfeld, 79, De Pere, died Wednesday, Aug. 11, 2004, at an ar ea hospital. George was born June 5, 1925, in Brillion, the son of the la te Peter Joseph and Mary Margaret (Wolfinger) Binsfeld. He married the for mer Lorraine Irene Micolichek Jan. 16, 1954. George worked for several Gre en Bay area construction companies until poor health caused him to reti re earlier. He also enjoyed helping neighbors and friends with farm wor k. George was a member of local 539. He also served his country honorab ly in the United States Army during World War II. Survivors include 13 children, George (Sue) Binsfeld Jr, Bonnie (Rick) Bun trock, Mark (Lou Ann) Binsfeld, Mary (Lyle) Janssen, Joe (Sue) Binsfeld, D onald (Cindy) Binsfeld, Helen (Jim) Labs, Terry (Rod Sr.) Kuskie, Larry (C ary) Binsfeld, Ken (Linda) Binsfeld, Roger (friend Kim Cowell) Binsfeld, D avid (Bobbie) Binsfeld, and Marlene (friend Raymond “Anthony” Forrest) Bin sfeld; 23 grandchildren; two sisters, Ann (Dan) Healy and Lucille (Maynard )) Huber; and numerous nieces and nephews. George was preceded in death by his parents; one son Gerald; six grandchil dren, Trisha, Brett, Jared, Brandon, and Nathan; and one brother John. Friends may call at Nativity of Our Lord Parish, 2270 S. Oneida St., Gre en Bay, Friday, Aug. 13, 2004, from 9 am until time of service. Mass of Ch ristian burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Burial will take place in All ouez Catholic Cemetery. RYAN FUNERAL HOME 336-3171 is assisting the fami ly with arrangements. To express online condolences to the Binsfeld fami ly go to www.ryanfh.com. George’s family would like to extend a special thank you the Bellin Hospit al’s second floor staff for the dedicated and compassionate care and Uni ty Hospice for their help and support. | Binsfeld, George (I77932)
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| 19660 | Binsfeld-Juckem At a nuptial high mass at 9:30 this morning at St. John's Catholic church at St. John, Miss Frances Binsfeld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Binsfeld, St. John, became the bride of LeRoy J. Juckem,son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Juckem, route 1, Chilton. The Rev. Peter Salm performed the ceremony and sang the nuptial high mass. Miss Veronica Binsfeld, a sister of the brideattended her as maid of honor and Evelyn and Pricilla Juckem, sisters of the bridegroom was attended by Mark Binsfeld, a brother of the bride and Gervase Graney, Neenah. Herbert Binsfeld, a brother of the bride, and Lional Roach, a friend of the bridegroom were ushers. A reception and dinner were held at the home of the bride's parents following the ceremony for the immediate relatives of the couple. This evening a wedding dance will be given at Stommel's auditorium at St. John. The bridegroom is a graduate of Chilton High school and also attended the University of Wisconsin School of Agrculture for two years. Appleton Post Cresent, Appleton, Wisconsin, September 25, 1940 | Family: Juckem, Leroy Joseph / Binsfeld, Frances R. (F49347)
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| 19661 | Binsfeld | Cerveny, Helen (I148075)
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| 19662 | Bio at Find a grave; Joseph VanRoy was born in Buchanan, Outagamie, WI, and married Margaret Wagner in Buchanan on 13 Feb 1901. She died less than 4 years later, leaving Joseph to raise two young sons. His son Benjamin John VanRooy (the sons reverted to an earlier spelling of their surname)was born on 25 Dec 1901 in Wisconsin and died 26 Oct 1979 in Grants Pass, Josephine County, OR. Benjamin's burial place is unknown at this time. | VanRoy, Joseph M. (I16972)
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| 19663 | Bio from Find a grave Michael was born in Ste Elizabeth, Joliette, Quebec.; some records indicate Sept 2, 1865. He immigrated to America in 1857. He registered for service (Civil War) in the 5th Congressional Dist. July/Aug 1863; married and mechanic. [Unable to find records of serving in a unit] He was listed in the 1860 and 1870 US Census as a wagon maker. He married Philomena Demers (Demarz) in Little Chute (Out), WI., July 29, 1857. They would make their home in Grand Chute or Appleton,(Out), WI. There were 8 children born in this union, one died in infancy. Celinda M. (1857-1935 Appleton, WI) Cordelia "Delia" Rosella (1860-1927 Neenah, WI) Theodore N. (1861-1931 Kaukauna, WI) Solomon (1863-aft 1940 ?IN) Frederick "Fred" (1865-aft 1930 ?WI) George (1868-1921 Stevens Point, WI) Louis Napoleon (1870-1948 Beverly Hills, CA) Anna Angelique (1872-1873 Appleton, WI) The family continued to live in Appleton after Michael's death. The children moved away from their home town except for Celinda and Fred who lived with their mother until her death in 1918. 1930 US Census lists Celinda and Fred living together in Appleton, WI. Celinda died in 1935; unknown where and when Fred died. | Paquin, Michael (I166333)
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| 19664 | Bio info Alice Cecil (Dicons) Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Bourne,,Lincolnshire,England Immediate Family: Daughter of Sir John Dickens and Margaret Semark Wife of Sir David Cecil, MP Mother of 1st Lord Richard Cecil, MP; David Cecil, Jr. and Joan Browne | Dicons, Alice (I342736)
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| 19665 | bio info Elizabeth Sprigg Cecil (Gittings) Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Prince George's County, Province of Maryland Immediate Family: Daughter of Phillip Gittings and Anne Gittings Wife of Phillip Cecil Mother of Mary Cecil; Susannah Cecil; Elizabeth Bean Witten; John Cecil, III; William Ball Cecil and 2 others Sister of Thomas Gittings; Philip Gittings; Kinsey Gittings; John Gittings and Ann Gittings | Gittings, Elizabeth (I342490)
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| 19666 | Bio info Joshua Cecil Cecil, Sr. Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Harrison, Ohio, USA Immediate Family: Son of Phillip Cecil and Elizabeth Sprigg Cecil Husband of Mary Berry Cecil Father of Kinsey Berry Cecil; Joshua Cecil, Jr.; Hazel Cecil; Malinda Verlinda Cecil and Kinsey Berry Cecil Brother of Mary Cecil; Susannah Cecil; Elizabeth Bean Witten; John Cecil, III; William Ball Cecil; and Philip Cecil, Jr. | Cecil, Joshua (I342391)
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| 19667 | Bio info Joshua Cecil, Jr. (Cecil) Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Tazewell, Tazewell, VA, USA Immediate Family: Husband of Mary reedon Father of Phillip Cecil Brother of Hazel Cecil; Malinda Verlinda Cecil and Kinsey Berry Cecil Half brother of Kinsey Berry Cecil | Cecil, Joshua II (I342389)
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| 19668 | Bio info from Dorothy Cecil (Neville) Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: London, Middlesex, England Place of Burial: Immediate Family: Daughter of John Neville, 4th Baron Latymer and Lucy Neville, Lady Wife of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter Mother of William Cecil, 2nd Earl of Exeter, PC, KG; Lady Lucy Cecil; Cathrine Cecil; Lady Mildred Cecil; Sir Richard Cecil, Earl of Wakerley and 13 others Sister of Katherine Percy, Countess, Baroness, Lady; Elizabeth Danvers; Margaret Neville and Lucy Cornwallis (Neville) Occupation: | Neville, Dorothy (I342733)
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| 19669 | Bio info from Lady Jane Cecil (Heckington) Also Known As: Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: St Martin Church, Stamford, Lincolnshire, England Place of Burial: Immediate Family: Daughter of William Heckington and Alice Anne Heckington Wife of 1st Lord Richard Cecil, MP and William Cecil Mother of William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley; Margaret Cave; Agnes Ann White and Elizabeth Wingfield (Cecil) Occupation: | Heckington, Lady Jane (I342732)
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| 19670 | Bio info from https://www.geni.com/people/Sir-Thomas-Cecil/5307885793310030749 Thomas Cecil, Knight Also Known As: Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Burghley, Stamford, Lincolnshire, England Place of Burial: Immediate Family: Son of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter and Dorothy Cecil Husband of Mary Cecil; Anne Lee and Susan Oxenbridge Father of Sir John Baptist Cissell, Kt.; Dorothy Cecil; Anne Cecil; Frances Cecil; Elizabeth Cecil and 8 others Brother of William Cecil, 2nd Earl of Exeter, PC, KG; Lady Lucy Cecil; Cathrine Cecil; Lady Mildred Cecil; Sir Richard Cecil, Earl of Wakerley and 12 others Half brother of Georgi-Anna Cecil Occupation: Thomas Cecil was the youngest son of Thomas (Earl of Exeter) Cecil, and as such had to make his own fortune. For more information go to http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/View.aspx?dbid=1981&path=Brown+-+Chaloner++(Vol%c2%b7+03).Biographies.1314 Thomas Cecill was one of the earliest English engravers. Like most of his contemporary artists next to nothing is known of his life. He was employed by the London publishers between 1625 and 1640 to create frontis pieces for books and individual portraits. In the latter category he engraved portraits of Queen Elizabeth, Sir John Burgh, Sir John Hayward, Lord Burghley and Bishops of Winchester and Norwich. John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury is listed by G. C. Williamson * as being among Cecill's best engravings. * (G. C. Williamson, Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers, London, Bell & Sons, 1930, Vol. 1, p. 276.) From ArtofthePrint.com According to The SixteenthCentury Journal, he made a posthumous portrait of Queen Elizabeth, that was very popular. He is also noted as a designer/engraver of several English coins. See TreasureRealm.com Given land in the colony of Maryland as payment for producing the first map of the colony, it seems he never actuall came to Maryland. The first ships to the colony, The Ark and The Dove, have established, documented passenger lists and Cecil not among them. Thomas Cecil had worked from drawings supplied by two men who had been passengers on the Ark and the Dove. Those ships left the Isle of Wight in England for the New World, stopped in the Caribbean, made their way up the Chesapeake, steered to port and then the Potomac. The Ark and the Dove made land at St. Clement's Island on March 25, 1634, the genesis of Maryland Day. But his map was available in England after 1635. It was some time later, 1658, that his son John came to colony to settle on the Cecil land. He evidently was pretty active! His first wife, Ann Lee from a wealthy family, he married in 1605 and fathered many children...his second wife, Susan Oxenbridge, he married at age 56 and had more children! To see The 1635 map go to http://teachingamericanhistorymd.net/000001/000000/000006/images/relation.pdf | Cecil, Sir Knight Thomas II (I342726)
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| 19671 | Bio info from https://www.geni.com/people/Mary-Cecil/5307982901420119736 Mary Cecil (Cheke) Also Known As: Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England Place of Burial: Immediate Family: Daughter of Sir Peter Cheke, of Pirgo and Agnes Cheke, of Cambridge Wife of William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley Mother of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter and Marguerite Cissell Sister of Alice Blythe; Sir John Cheke, MP; Ann Cheke; Sir John Cheke; Elizabeth Cheke and 1 other Occupation: | Cheke, Mary (I342734)
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| 19672 | Bio info from https://www.geni.com/people/Sir-David-Cecil-MP/6000000006602619902 Sir David Cecil, MP Also Known As: Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Sts George Paul Church, Stamford Kesteven, Lincolnshire, England Place of Burial: Immediate Family: Son of Richard Cecil and Alison Barry Husband of Alice Cecil and Jane Roos Father of William Cecil; 1st Lord Richard Cecil, MP; David Cecil, Jr. and Joan Browne Half brother of Philip Cecil Occupation: | Cecil, Sir David (I342735)
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| 19673 | Bio info from https://www.geni.com/people/Susan-Oxenbridge/6000000002134191942 Susan Oxenbridge Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Immediate Family: Daughter of Robert John Oxenbridge and Susan Barbara Oxenbridge Wife of Sir Thomas Cecil; Edward Cason and Thomas St Leger Mother of William Cecil; Sir John Baptist Cissell, Kt. and Henry Cecil Sister of Sir Robert Oxenbridge, MP; Rev John Oxenbridge; Goddard Oxenbridge; William Oxenbridge; Anne Oxenbridge and 4 others | Oxenbridge, Susan (I342727)
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| 19674 | Bio info from https://www.geni.com/people/William-Cecil-1st-Baron-Burghley/5307982850540119730 William Cecil Also Known As: Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Burghley House, Stand, Middlesex, England, (Present UK) Place of Burial: Immediate Family: Son of 1st Lord Richard Cecil, MP and Lady Jane Cecil Husband of Mary Cecil and Mildred Cecil, Baroness Burghley Father of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter; Marguerite Cissell; Frances Fransica Cecil; Anne de Vere, Countess of Oxford; Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury and 1 other Brother of Margaret Cave; Agnes Ann White and Elizabeth Wingfield (Cecil) Occupation: | Cecil, William 1st Baron Burghleigh (I342730)
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| 19675 | Bio info from; Sir John Baptist Cissell (Cecil), Kt. Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: St. Mary's County, Province of Maryland, Colonial America Immediate Family: Son of Sir Thomas Cecil; Mary Cecil and Susan Oxenbridge Husband of Mary Cecil and Mary Tant Father of William Cecil; John Cissell; Thomas Cissell; Richard Cissell; James Cecil and 2 others Brother of William Cecil and Henry Cecil Half brother of Dorothy Cecil; Anne Cecil; Frances Cecil; Elizabeth Cecil; Mary Cecil and 5 others Occupation: | Cecil, John Baptist (IMMIGRATED) (I342725)
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| 19676 | Bio info from; About Sir David Cecil, MP David Cecil (courtier) David Cecil (c. 1460 – 1540?) was an English courtier and Member of Parliament. He was born to a Welsh family, the third son of Richard Cecil ap Philip Seisyllt of Alt-yr-Ynys, Herefordshire and settled near Stamford, Lincolnshire. He was an alderman of Stamford in 1504– 05, 1515– 16 and 1526– 27. He was made a Yeoman of the Chamber by 1506, a position he held all his life. He was elected Member of Parliament for Stamford in 1504, 1510, 1512, 1515 and 1523. He was a serjeant-at-arms from 1513 to his death and appointed Justice of the Peace (J.P.) for Rutland from 1532 and High Sheriff of Northamptonshire from June 1532 to November 1533. He probably died in September 1540 and was buried in St George's church, Stamford. He had married twice: firstly Alice, the daughter of John Dicons of Stamford, Lincolnshire, with whom he had two sons and secondly Jane, the daughter of Thomas Roos of Dowsby, Lincolnshire and widow of Edward Villers of Flore, Northamptonshire, with whom he had a daughter. He was succeeded by his son Richard. From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Cecil_(courtier) _________________ David Cecil1 M, #189506, d. October 1535 Last Edited=6 May 2008 David Cecil was the son of Richard Cecil and Margaret Vaughan.2 He married, firstly, Alice Dickons, daughter of Sir John Dickons.2 He married, secondly, Joan Roos.2 He died in October 1535.1 He was Water Bailiff of Wittlesea Mere in 1511/12.2 He was a practising Serjeant-at-Arms in 1513/14.2 He was Steward of the Lordship of Collyweston in 1523/24.2 He held the office of Sheriff of Northamptonshire in 1531/32.2 Child of David Cecil and Alice Dickons Richard Cecil+1 d. 19 Mar 1552/53 Citations [S2] Peter W. Hammond, editor, The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and All its Members From the Earliest Times, Volume XIV: Addenda & Corrigenda (Stroud, Gloucestershire, U.K.: Sutton Publishing, 1998), page 125. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage, Volume XIV. [S37] BP2003 volume 1, page 1363. See link for full details for this source. Hereinafter cited as. [S37] From: http://www.thepeerage.com/p18951.htm#i189506 ______________ David CECIL Born: BEF 1455 Died: 14 Sep 1535/6, Stamford Notes: Burghley House in the Soke of Peterborough had belonged to Ralph, Lord Cromwell and afterwards to the Wykes family whose descendants sold it in 1526 to David Cecil, a follower of Henry VII from Pembrokeshire. The Cecils may have descended from Seisyllt, Prince of Wales; John Seysyll of the 15th century has a brass in the church of St. Mary Tormarton, Gloucestershire so the Cecils and Cromwells may have known each other before the Tudors came to power. A Cecil had his arms registered on the Calais Roll of Edward III (1346) as "barry of 10, argent and azure, on six shields 3, 2, 1, sable, as many lioncels of the first". David Cecil came from the Welsh border and settled in Stamford where he became a freeman in 1494. Father: Phillip CISSELL Mother: Maud VAUGHN Married: Alice DICKENS (dau. of John Dicksons of Stamford) Children: 1. Richard CECIL (CYSSEL) 2. David CECIL 3. John CECIL From: http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/CECIL.htm#David CECIL1 ______________ David Cecil M, #75911, b. circa 1473 Father Philip Cecil b. c 1445 Mother Maud Vaughan b. c 1447 David Cecil was born circa 1473 at of Burleigh, Gloucestershire, England. He married Jane Dicons, daughter of John Dicons and Margaret Semark, circa 1493. David Cecil was buried circa 1541 at St's. George & Paul Church, Stamford Kesteven, Lincolnshire, England. Family Jane Dicons b. c 1475 Child Richard Cecil, Esq., Sheriff of Rutland, Constable of Maxey & Warwick Castles+ b. c 1495, d. 19 Mar 1553 From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p2526.htm#i75911 ______________ CECIL DAVID, (c.1460-?1540), of Stamford, Lincs. b. c.1460, 3rd s. of Richard Cecil ap Philip Seisyllt of Alt-yr-Ynys, Herefs. by Maud, da. of Philip Vaughan of Tillington, Herefs. m. (1) Alice, da. of John Dicons of Stamford, Lincs., 2s. inc. Richard; (2) Jane, da. of Thomas Roos of Dowsby, Lincs., wid. of Edward Villers of Flore, Northants., 1da.6 Offices Held Commr. grain, Rutland 1496, tenths of spiritualities 1535, to survey monasteries 1536; member of the second Twelve, Stamford by 1500, of the first Twelve by 1503-d., alderman 1504-5, 1515-16, 1526-7; yeoman of the chamber by 1506-d.; jt. (with Sir David Philip) keeper Kings Cliffe park, Northants. 1506; bailiff, Whittlesea Mere Northants. 1506, manors of Skellingthorpe, Lincs., Essendine, Preston and Uppingham, Northants. 1509; serjeant-at-arms 17 Nov. 1513-d.; steward, manor of Collyweston, Northants. 1523, Nassington, Upton, and Yarwell, Northants. by 1534; escheator, Northants. and Rutland 1514-15, Lincs. 1529-30; j.p. Rutland 1532-d.; sheriff, Northants. June 1532-Nov. 1533.7 Their family's humble origin was to be often used to denigrate William and Robert Cecil. Its fortunes were founded by David Cecil's service with Sir David Philip, who may have been his uncle. After perhaps fighting alongside him at Bosworth, Cecil settled near Philip at Stamford and married a kinswoman of his wife; Philip stood godfather to Cecil's second son, was associated with him in grants of office and appointed him an executor. What Philip's standing with Henry VII and the King's mother, Margaret Beaufort, did for his progress at court Cecil's marriage to the daughter of an alderman of Stamford did for his local advancement; it was during John Dicons's third term in the office that he was made a freeman of the borough and ten years later he became alderman himself. He had by then already sat for Stamford in Henry VII's last Parliament and he was to be re-elected to the first four summoned by Henry VIII. The fact that he was not re-elected in 1529 probably reflects his advancing years.8 In 1526 Cecil entertained Henry Fitzroy, Duke of Richmond, during his visit to Kings Cliffe Park. On Sir William Spencer's death in June 1532 he was chosen sheriff of Northamptonshire, and in spite of some objections on the score of his uncertain temper he was pricked for the following year after Cromwell and Sir Thomas Audley, who thought well of him, had suggested his transfer to Rutland. In his will of 25 Jan. 1535 he styled himself esquire. He asked to be buried in the church of St. George, Stamford, and left the incumbent a stipend of £5 to sing for his soul. He made provision for his wife and children, for the expenses of his funeral and for the payment of his debts. The executor, his son Richard, was granted probate of the will on 16 Mar. 1541, and it is likely that Cecil had died on the previous 14 Sept.; he is last included among the first 12 comburgesses of Stamford for the year 1535-6, but Richard Cecil did not succeed to any of his offices until 1541.9 From: http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1509-1558/member/cecil-david-1460-1540 _______________________________ Weblinks http://www.countyhistorian.com/cecilweb/index.php/Richard_Cecil Notes David had land in Lincolnshire. In their book, The Great Governing Families of England, authors Townsend and Sanford state that David founded a chantry at St George's there in the 22nd year of the reign of Henry the Seventh (1506/7). David rose in favor under King Henry VIII. David was appointed bailiff of Whittlesey Mere and Keeper of the Swans in 3H8. In 5H8 David was made one of the King's Sergeants-at-Arms and "...thus obtained for his son Richard the office of page". David became High Sheriff of Northamptonshire in 1529 and 1530, and was three times an alderman of Stamford. David was also in 1535 Bailiff of Tinwell, a post also taken up by his son Richard and grandson William. David died in 1536, his only known wife was Jane Dichons, daughter and heiress of John Dichons of Stamford by Margaret, heiress of John Sewark. ____________________ David Cecil (c. 1460 – 1540?) was an English courtier and Member of Parliament. He was born to a Welsh family, the third son of Richard Cecil ap Philip Seisyllt of Alt-yr-Ynys, Herefordshire and settled near Stamford, Lincolnshire. He was an alderman of Stamford in 1504– 05, 1515– 16 and 1526– 27. He was made a Yeoman of the Chamber by 1506, a position he held all his life. He was elected Member of Parliament for Stamford in 1504, 1510, 1512, 1515 and 1523. He was a serjeant-at-arms from 1513 to his death and appointed Justice of the Peace (J.P.) for Rutland from 1532 and High Sheriff of Northamptonshire from June 1532 to November 1533. He probably died in September 1540 and was buried in St George's church, Stamford. He had married twice: firstly Alice, the daughter of John Dicons of Stamford, Lincolnshire, with whom he had two sons and secondly Jane, the daughter of Thomas Roos of Dowsby, Lincolnshire and widow of Edward Villers of Flore, Northamptonshire, with whom he had a daughter. He was succeeded by his son Richard. ____ He appears in the Welsh genealogies: See Peter Bartrum, http://cadair.aber.ac.uk/dspace/bitstream/handle/2160/6315/CECIL_313.png?sequence=1&isAllowed=y (March 1, 2017; Anne Brannen, curator) ----------------------- Bio from Find a grave David Cecil was born in Halterennes, Herefordshire, England in 1456. He was the son of Richard Cecil and his wife Margaret Vaughn. David Cecil won fame at the Battle of Bosworth Field and served as Sergeant of Arms in the courts of both King Henry VII and King Henry VIII. He also served as Sheriff of Northamptonshire and as an Alderman of Stamford, England. In 1494 he married Alice Dycons, daughter of John Dycons, at Stamford. David and Alice Cecil had three known children: Richard Cecil who died in 1553, and was the father of the well known Elizabethan statesman Lord Burghley; 2nd son David Cecil; and daughter Joan Cecil who married Edmund Browne. After the death of his wife Alice, David Cecil married as his 2nd wife Joan Roos who would die in 1537. David Cecil died in 1535 at Stamford, England, and was buried at St. Georges Church in Stamford. | Cecil, Sir David (I342735)
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| 19677 | bio info; About Sir John Baptist Cissell, Kt. Notes: Cissell, John, St Mary, Co, 28th Apr, 1698; 6th June, 1698. To sons John, William and Thomas, equally, and hrs, 150 A, "White Acre." " sons Richard and Robert equally, 100 A, "Long Neck". " Wife Mary, extx. and residuary legatee of estate, real and personal, including plantation during life. To son Edward and hrs, sd. plantation at death of wife; to pass in event of his death without issue to young, son James and hrs. Test: Jno. Richards, Adam Head, Mary Mekin, Robt. Asiter. 7. 381. John Sissell 16.200 I SM £75.11.0 Jul 26 1698 (also John Sessill) Appraisers: Henry Spink, James French. Early Families of Southern Maryland, Vol. 1, Revised, by Elise Greenup Jourdan, 1993, p. 59 "John Cissell of St Mary's Co., MD., a native of England, demands 50 acres of land for his own transportation in 1658; warrant vide return 25 Mar next" (Early Settler's List, 6,429). Since he only applied for 50 acres of land for his own transportation, we can assume he did not bring a wife into Maryland. John Cissell, a gunsmith, was the earliest known person of the Catholic Cissell family to settle in Maryland. Birth estimated ca 1630-1640 of unknown parents in England; d. 1698 St Mary's County. Glover's "Bristol and America" states that he came to Maryland via Barbados from the port of Bristol, England. He is believed to have married in St Mary's County to Mary Shirtcliffe, b. ca 1647; d. after 1707; d/o John Shirtcliffe and Anne Goldsborough. In 1707 a Mary Dant owned 50 acres of Poplar Neck, while William, James and Thomas Cissell owned the remainder. It has not been possible to determine if this is Mary, widow of John Cissell who m. a Dant after the death of John in 1698 (Rent Rolls). Mr. Harry Wright Newman wrote an excellent paper documenting the evidence to substantiate his opinion that Mary Shirtcliffe was the wife of John Cissell. Portions of the following information have been abstracted from the documents found with the Harry Wright Newman Collection. (Learning Resource Center, Southern Maryland Room of the Charles Co. Community College, LaPlata, MD 20646). 1658 immigrated to either Barbados or MD with brother William. There is some dispute from Erv Chell, a Cecil researcher that this John is the son of Thomas. "Colonial Settlers, St Clement's Bay 1734-1780, St Mary's County, Maryland" by Mary Louise Donnelly, states "John Cissell (Cecil), a Catholic, immigrated to the Province of Maryland in 1658 from Wales, England (Patents 4:29). He married Mary. Upon his arrival, John Cissell was a man of means as he purchased a number of tracts in St Mary's County. He became possessor of 150 acres of "White Acre" which on 12 Nov 1652 had been patented for William Brough on 25 Nov 1642, who died in 1651 leaving his total estate to his wife Sarah (w 1:37). By 1707 the sons of John Cissell owned this acreage. John Cissell purchased 100 acres of "Cadloe" as did his brother William, which was patented on 4 Nov 1650 for Joseph Cadloe, who died in 1652. John Cissell also obtained 100 acres of "Long Neck" which on 10 Jun 1681 had been surveyed for John Addison who moved to Prince George's County, Maryland. John Cissell, a gunsmith, wrote his will on 28 Apr 1698 and it was probated on 6 Jun 1698. To his sons John, William, Thomas, he left 150 acres of "White Acre." To his sons Richard and Robert he left 100 acres of "Long Neck". His son Edward was to receive the home plantation "Poplar Neck" after the death of Mary. If Edward died without heirs it was to pass to his youngest son James. On 26 Jul 1698 the estate of John Cissell was appraised and valued at L75.11.00 (inv 16;200.) Salisbury Family Genealogy: In 1658 John, came to Maryland to look after his family's interests. (see notes on his father.) John settled in St Mary's Co. John Cicill (spelled Cissel and Cecil), the immigrant from Wales, England in 1658, died in 1698 and left a will in St Mary's County naming wife Mary (possibly Calvert), and sons John, William, Thomas, Richard, Robert, Edward and James (Liber PC 1 page 104, film 144424). William Cicell, son of John and Mary, died in St Mary's County leaving Arthur, Luke, Margaret, Ann, Matthew and Clare. Thomas Cissell, son of John and Mary, died in 1724 leaving a son, John, and a brother James. James Cissel, son of John and Mary, died in 1717 leaving James, Mary and Ruth. Thomas Sissell, the immigrant in 1675, died in St Mary's County in 1701 and left a will naming son, George, son-in-law James Thompson, brother, George and daughter-in-law, Betty. Some claims have been made that John Cicill, son of John, the immigrant in 1658, was the same John, of Prince George's County, who married Elizabeth Sollers, and it has also been proposed that William, John the emigrant's son, was also living in Prince George's Co, but these claims have never been proven. "The Cecil Family of Maryland" by Walter V. Ball, book call #929.273 C322b. Also from the will of John. Elise Greenup Jourdan, in "Early Families of Southern Maryland, Volume 1" 1992, states that "the Cecils and Cissells were prolific families who settled in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania in the 17th century. Their descendants pioneered lands in Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Illinois and many other states." Generally, Cecil is used for the Protestant lines and Cissell for the Catholic, but there are many spellings used in an assortment of records that are not consistent. From Paul Tobler's research John and family had a sailing vessel called the "Martha Constant" that plyed between Barbados Colony and the Maryland Colony, plus visits to Nevis, Virgin Islands. Some of these sailings could have been made for the transport of indentured servants. Barbados dated from 1627 with the British, Maryland dated 1632 and Nevis dated from 1627-28 with the British. from Karen Salisbury: In Colonial Settlers of St Clement's Bay 1734-1780, St Mary's County, MD, by Mary Louise Donnelly, Will: Probated 16 June 1698, Appraised 26 July 1698,.Ship Martha Constant. Who is the James Cissell who is listed in Hottens "Lists of Emigrants to America 1600-1700" on p 452, with 22 acres of Land in St Michael's Parish, Barbadoes with 1 hired servant, 0 bought servants, 16 negroes? from Paul Tobler: Property that John B. Cecil owned was called "Cadloe", "Longneck", "White Acres", "Poplar Neck" 3)a. Cadloe he had originally obtained 100 acres upon arrival. 3)b. Longneck of 100 acres was added. 3)c. White Acres of 150 acres was added. 3)d. Poplar Neck of 200 acres was added. Therefore he had a minimum of 550 acres of property. The home place was on "Poplar Neck" where they lived with the residence there. | Cecil, John Baptist (IMMIGRATED) (I342725)
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| 19678 | Bio Lists birth date as 1847? | Sloan, Henry Clay (I317206)
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| 19679 | Bio of father lists child Angeline born 10/11/1893 | Flynn, May (I14403)
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| 19680 | Bio: Captured at the battle of Chickamauga, GA on Sept. 19, 1863. Sent to Andersonville Prison. At Chickamauga, Sept. 19, 1863, under General George Thomas, XIV Corp, 1st Div., Late in the day the 21st moved across Kelly's Field to the Southeast in support of a Battery of Guns to a location Northwest of Winfrey Field. (See monument #1082). Fighting late in the day and into the night. The guns were over run by the CSA. At this is the spot is were Alfred was captured. The 21st then fell back to just east of Kelly's Field (Now Battle Line Road, see monument #1081) | Abbott, Alfred POW (I72484)
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| 19681 | Bio: Herman's in laws, Carl Grimmann and his wife Louise Dillman, were friends of Kaiser Wilhelm I. Herman's wife Mathiulde, remembered being a flower girl at one of the Kaiser's weddings and occasionally touring in his vehicle. From approximately 1868 to 1885 Herman was the Head Paymaster of the German Army. Through the years he became more and more disappointed with General Von Moltke's exploits of war and the creation of the Second Reich. He found the time was ripe for a new beginning and secretly made plans to leave the country and move to America. He and his wife had 5 girls and three boys while living in Germany but only five of their eight children sailed with them to New York and all immediately moved to Chicago. One daughter had died before thet left and to other girds decided to stay in Germany with their Grandfather Karl Kemp. Four more children, three girls and a boy, were born while they lived in Chicago. Iin 1900 they relocated to Appleton, Wisconsin with five of their children, Charles 19, Max 16, Alfreida 'Freida' 15, Herman Jr. 13, and Luella 5. Three children born in Germany, now in their early twenties decided to stay in Chicago and there is no record of a six year old daughter moving to Appleton so it is presumed she died in Chicago. Herman Sr. became the Plant Superintendent for the Wisconsin Malt and Grain Company that was located on the corner of Superior and Packard Streets and in addition to being a large company it had an elevator that was at least eight stories high that could be seen for miles. Herman's son Charles was a foreman for the same company. According to Rose Kromer, wife of Herman Kemp Jr. Herman Sr. was a very stern contemptuous disciplinarian. His hands were always ice-cold and his jaw rarely relaxed. He wore a toupee and family members say no one ever saw him without it on, (He is not waring it the profile picture taken from a family photo). He was a very studious individual and for that period pof time was quite well educated. He always eat his meals 'First and Alone'. After he was through eating his wife and children could eat. After eating his dinner he always sat in a large captains chair he favored and would study a Websters Dictionary. He was gregarious, tenacious and prudent. From verbal accounts, Herman was a deeply private man with a cultivated persons of anonymity. He was a master tactician who reflected an image of being discreet, hard working, a self-effective coordinator, manager and father. At times he would entertain all the 'Big Shots' in Appleton by inviting them to bashes either at the Appleton or Conway Hotels. He would never rtake his wife along to any of these dinners. In 1918 Herman Kemp Jr. died and Herman Sr. invited his daughter-in-law, Rose Kromer Kemp, and his two grandsons, Wesley 4 and Clifford 8, to move in with them but she declaimed because of Herman's stern demeanor and moved in with her father George Kromer in Kaukauna, Wi. In 1925 the company that was founded in 1891 went out of business and Herman Sr. started working for the city. In the Fall of 1928 while working at the city barn, Herman stumbled over a shovel handle and dislocated and fractured his shoulder and a week later developed pneumonia. He died on November 1st, 1928 survived by his wife and five of his twelve children. (Above from Family Tree written in 1998 by Nancy Kinnard) | Kemp, Herman Sr. (I114406)
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| 19682 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kavanaugh, Sister Judith, Judy C.S.J. (I57209)
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| 19683 | Biograghy info from https://www.geni.com/people/Thomas-Cecil-1st-Earl-of-Exeter/5307962079280051746 Thomas Cecil Also Known As: Birthdate: Birthplace: Death: Westminster Abbey, London, England Place of Burial: Immediate Family: Son of William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley and Mary Cecil Husband of Frances Cecil and Dorothy Cecil Father of Georgi-Anna Cecil; William Cecil, 2nd Earl of Exeter, PC, KG; Lady Lucy Cecil; Cathrine Cecil; Lady Mildred Cecil and 14 others Brother of Marguerite Cissell Half brother of Frances Fransica Cecil; Anne de Vere, Countess of Oxford; Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury and Elizabeth Wentworth Occupation: | Cecil, Thomas 1st Earl of Exeter (I342729)
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| 19684 | Biographical Information from the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet | Peters, Sister M. Norbertine, Angeline Agnes (I119176)
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| 19685 | Biographical sketches of residents of the city of Appleton and the surrounding area; includes more than just Outagamie county. | Source (S878)
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| 19686 | BIOGRAPHIE - The following is entitled "Introduction to Memoirs of Sacerdos", and written by Rev. Alfred Pritzl shortly before he died in Dec 1981. My father's first name was Wolfgang. My mother's Franciska. My father had to take some ribbing because of his first name. They were good names in southern Bavaria (Germany). St Wolfgang was a holy and dedicated missionary who became the Apostle of Bavaria. That is why the name Wolfgang is found frequently in my parents homeland. The homestead, Hirschau, lay within 5 miles of the border between Germany and Bohemia. My father was 18 years old when he migrated from Hirschau to Manitowoc County. My mother was 6 years old when her parents, Joseph Lemberger & Katherine Huber Lemberger migrated from Lamm Bavaria to America. They had a rough crossing. The trip in a sailing vessel took over 12 weeks. Towards the end of the voyage, water and food were rationed. They brought with them a deep, solidly Catholic faith. That proved itself in the Catholic churches and schools they managed somehow to build soon after their arrival in blessed America. My father was a skilled carpenter. He and a partner built the first Catholic church in Whitelaw, Wisconsin. Since most of the original pioneers built their houses and barns of logs, there was little to do for a skilled carpenter. He, therefore, bought a small farm (40 acres) a mile south of Branch, Wis. Manitowoc County. Between his carpentry and farming he tried to make a living for his growing family. Quite soon, however, he noticed that his plan did not provide adequately for his needs. He looked for a bigger farm. He finally settled on a farm of 120 acres at Kasson, Wis. Not all of it was fertile, there were stretches of swamp land. But for better or worse, this was it. Here we were born. Here we were baptized. Here we were born poor but the family background was a good one. I grew up amidst humble surroundings, the youngest of 14 children. Two of these children (girls) died very early in their lives. Caroline, of a children's sickness at the age of 6 weeks, and Sophia, badly burnt. at the age of 2 years. Twelve of us, 8 boys and 4 girls, grew to adulthood. At home we spoke Baierisch, a dialect of German. When I was 6 years old I was told to go to the public school, (the Bluff School), two miles distant from home. I was born Dec 26, 1895. In the spring of 1900, I was bundled up and packed off to school without knowing a word of English. In those days we learned our English words from a chart. Our teacher got some surprising answers from me. Die Katz (Cat), die Kuh (Cow) and der hund (Dog). The teacher, Ellen Luekel, was patient with me. Unknown to me, my brother Charlie, was dating her. I was a little surprised at the interest my teacher took in Charlie. One day, before school, she asked, "What is Charlie doing today?" "He is hauling Mist (Manure)". Later on, their dating brought them together in a good marriage. I have wondered how I learned to speak English in 2 years and three months in the public school. I must have murdered the Kings English. I have no memory of that phase of my life. I can only conclude, that psychologically speaking, I did not want to be different than those about me who spoke English. Of course, there were others around me, in the Bluff School, who were in the same predicament as I, too much German mixed with English. At the Kasson Catholic church, there was a great shortage of altar boys. Accordingly I was pressed into service at an early age. I was the youngest and the only server for several years. Thus it happened that I was serving for a funeral. Amongst the mourners, there were several of my schoolmates, Walter Tesch, among others, who saw me in my servers regalia. They teased me about wearing a kittl (skirt) in church. In the fall of 1900, I fell victim to an attack of appendicitis. The cure, before anesthesia, was called the "hunger cure", no food for a week. That was Dr. Meyer's prescription, no food for a week, and then only small portions of pigeon broth. Believe me, I learned what a torture hunger can be. I learned why they talk about "the pangs of hunger". Somehow, I survived the hunger cure and the accompanying high fevers. My stint of education in the public school came to the end in June 1902. My mother gave me the directive, "next fall you will go to St. Mary's school in Brillion, 3 ½ miles from home. You have to learn about the Faith. You are big enough now to walk the extra distance". I, however, protested bitterly. My friends were in the public school. The night the opening of the Catholic school, I cried myself to sleep. However, after a week I was willing to go to St. Mary's. I had made new friends, especially among the youngsters that lived close to the church at Kasson. For 5 years I was under the devoted care of Sisters Pacifica, Gregory and Emily Wegner. Sister Pacifica was a motherly kind of person. She was in charge of the primary grades. Sister Gregory was in charge of the middle grades, and then there was Sister Emily- a work horse if there ever was one. She was a real educator. She worked hard and expected every one else to work hard. Later on, Sister Emily filled most of the high positions her Order had to offer. I have little to confess about my school years at St. Mary's, except the long distance to walk to and from school- 3 ½ miles. It was a long trek, especially during May and June when the sun got heated up. Later on I realized that we had a solid education in all secular subjects and also in our "catechism". One morning before the catechism class, Father Garthaus asked whether any boy or boys in the 7th or 8th grade would like to become priests. About 12 hands were raised. I was in the 7th grade. I did not raise my hand. Father Garthaus stopped directly in front of my desk and asked me, "Don't you want to be a priest?". "No Father", I answered. Father went on to say that he would start a Latin class. He told me to join the class. "It won't hurt you". So we had Latin class every day at 12:30. For a short while I joined the class because the priest said I should. After only a few weeks the class for the priesthood lost in membership until there were only two of us in the class- Tom Ryan and I. Fathers Garthaus' ambition dropped too, until I was the only one left. From that time forward, I had a feeling in my mind that I should enter a college for the priesthood after I finished the 8th grade. In Sep. 1910, I became a student at St. Lawrence College, Mt. Calvary, Wis. The Capuchen Fathers were my teachers for the next 7 years. I liked it very much at Mt. Calvary. I made the remark one time, "These are the happiest years of my life". It was a true estimate of my life at Calvary-no worries, no cares. It was not the daily drudgery or studies, though we appreciated their necessity, that entertained us. We had our share of sports, dramatics and music,- both vocal and instrumental. My trusted companion was my clarinet in the band and orchestra. That is what attracted me, the music. We had a good band and orchestra at Calvary during the 7 years I attended there. Hubert Duren was our director during most of the 7 years. The camaraderie of our classmates was phenomenal. My brothers and sisters were not nearly as close to me as were my class mates. There was enough tom-foolery and horseplay to take away all unnecessary pressures. My studies took me to Calvary for 7 years for High School and College courses. Next I spent two years at the Grand Seminaire Quebec, and two more years of theological studies at St. Francis Seminary at St. Francis, Wisc. I got my M.A. degree there. Life at the two seminaries was very good. I had a feeling to be serious in my studies because all of them related directly to the priesthood. My two years at Quebec were especially interesting. The language of the house was French. That gave me a wonderful opportunity to understand and speak French. Then too, they made me welcome, - all my fellow students were either French or Irish. We were in the middle of World War I. All of them knew that I was of German descent. They never embarrassed me by any snide remarks about my nationality. They were gentlemen. At St. Francis, I had one difficulty. My studies in moral and dogmatic theology did not mesh or dove-tail. It makes me wonder whether it is a good idea to switch from one seminary to another as I was asked to do. I faintly remember an incident of interest during my two years at St. Francis. Father Eilers was our Prefect. He noticed that I was very interested in music. John Phillip Sousa was coming to the Milwaukee Auditorium on a concert tour. Father Eilers told me I could go to the concert if I wished. I always appreciated Father Eilers consideration. The concert was a grand rendition of wonderful music. In May 1920, the decisive day of Ordination to the subdeaconate came along. The question of celibacy had to be decided. One of the rare sleepless nights, before Ordination, was a new experience for me. One year later, May 20, 1921, the great day of Ordination to the priesthood arrived,, with complications. The year 1921 was a year of "ad limina" visits for all Bishops in the U.S. Nearly all of them were in Rome. On the evening of May 19th, the news came that ArchBishop Messmer, who was to ordain us, was sick with a 103 fever. He manfully fought his way through the fever. Our ordination proceeded as planned and as advertised.This introduction leads me into the "meat" of this pamphlet, Catholic Chuckles. ----- Father Alfred was the youngest of the family and was ordained a priest in 1921 for the Diocese of Green Bay, Wis. He served in several parishes and retired in Green Bay. After a very short stay he died at a Rest Home in Manitowoc, Wis. He was the last of the family to die. A nephew, Father Hubert Kleiber, also retired in Green Bay, took care of the final affairs and funeral arrangements and died of a heart attack six days after Father Alfred died. | Pritzl, Reverend Alfred A. (I116532)
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| 19687 | BIOGRAPHIE: "MY LIFE" as told by Mrs. Elizabeth GRESL PRITZL, Christmas 1978 My grandchildren begged me to write a history for them, of how it was when we were young. I'll try... I was born eighty five years ago at Andale, Kansas, on November 24, 1893. I was my parents first daughter. My older brother Frank, was four years old. I understand I was a spoiled baby. Even later, I remembered my father always saying, "you're a big girl, and you can do that, etc.." So, I was always ready to try everything once (even now I try to write history). When I was fourteen, I was 5 ft. 10 inches tall. When I was five, we came to visit Wisconsin. At age six, we came to Wisconsin to stay. I don't remember much about Kansas. One incident from Kansas is clear in my mind. One day, brother Frank hitched the dog to the baby carriage. He told me to hold the dog while he put Sophia in the buggy. But the dog had a mind of it's own and started to run. The faster the dog ran, the more the buggy rattled. There was a ravine nearby, with a culvert just big enough for the dog to crawl in, but not the buggy. I can still hear my mother say, "thank the Lord the baby wasn't in the buggy." Mother always told this story: One spring morning she went to the root cellar to sprout the potatoes. She sat on the potato pile and soon had an odd feeling, so she got up, and there was a big snake wiggling around in the potatoes. I visited Kansas several times. My cousins still live there. Then, train fare was two cents a mile - trunk and suitcase free. In Kansas, you would find root cellars. A root cellar is a hole dug in the ground and covered with boards and a pile of ground. There were steps and a trap door. Also, I found when I visited there in 1915, people had dug wells. They had baskets with ropes on, to lower food into the water. During Prohibition times, most wells were hiding spirits or home brew. There were no refrigerators then. When we came to Wisconsin, we lived in rent, while dad had several jobs. When I was about eight years old, my parents bought an eighty acre farm, a half mile south of Cato. I then started to go to Catholic school in Whitelaw. My parents had good land, but most of the buildings had to be replaced, so I missed many school days. Workman ate and slept at our place, so I had to help mother. I walked two and a half miles to school through the neighbors' fields, or three miles around the road. Still, I was in the highest class,- the fourth reader in English and German. When I was twelve, I received my First Communion and quit school. Sundays, we drove to church with two horses in the "surrey with the fringe on top" as the song goes. In the winter, we went with the big sleigh and two horses or the one seat cutter with one horse. Mass always lasted two hours, ending with the Angelus and Solemn Benediction. In May, there were May devotions in honor of Mary. In October, we honored the rosary and there were a number of Holy Days a year. At home, children all helped. Cows were milked by hand, butter made in a butter churn and there was a vegetable garden. In fall, we made a barrel of sour kraut and a big crock jar of pickles. Everybody burned wood, so the wood box had to be filled, the oil lamp filled and the chimneys cleaned. Every bedroom had a chamber pot or slop pail to empty every day. There was a little out-house about one hundred feet from the house, with Sears Roebuck catalogs for paper, (there was no indoor plumbing), and no furnace, so the cellars were cold. Water had to be carried to the house. Dish water and garbage was saved to be mixed with the grain for hog's feed. In winter, trees were cut down for fire-wood. Men and women who were able, all worked. I remember mother spinning wool. We knit our winter stockings and mittens by hand. There were quilting bees (neighbors would get together and make quilts). Neighbors never expected to get paid for their help. It was a case of "I'll help you and you help me". We had neighborhood parties. There was a dance once in awhile, within a distance a work horse could take you, or we might walk three miles, to and from a dance. But all your friends were at the dance (no cars then). At our house, we all loved music and singing. Mother and Dad could sing well. I remember the first phonograph. Our neighbor bought that round roller with music coming from the big horn. Those days we washed our clothes on a washboard, in a tub of water with homemade soap. The white clothes were boiled in a copper washboiler, on the wood burning kitchen stove, to be sterilized. When I was about ten years old, the first automobile came through Whitelaw. It was an engine on wheels and you could hear it about a half mile off and smell it a half mile past home. The horses were really afraid when you met one. You'd have to jump off the buggy and hold the horse by the bridle, so it wouldn't run or turn over the buggy. Weddings were celebrated at the bride's home. The neighbors would polish up their washboilers to cook potatoes, sour kraut, dumplings, etc. There were plenty of pies and cakes. We danced on the barn floor to the tune of the brass band. I was a bridesmaid in the spring of 1912, for my cousin's wedding. I wore a white dress with hand embroidery. The skirt length was just above my sixteen-button, brown leather shoes and cotton stockings. Babies were born at home and midwifes were called in. We seldom called a doctor. There were home remedies of castor oil, turpentine and goo-grease, or mustard plasters, etc. About three years before I was married, my dad bought an automobile (a Maxwell) with a hard top and leatherette snap-on curtains. Our family had increased by then to six brothers and four sisters. My sister Mary died of Hodgkins disease, six months after I was married. She was twenty-one. Robert and I met several years before, at the wedding of his cousin, who was our neighbor. He came to see me several times a year, for three years. His home was thirteen miles northwest. He either drove with a work horse and top-buggy or he walked three miles to Brillion where he took the train and then walked a mile from Cato to our house. He took the train back again. There was no telephone at his house, but we had a telephone by then and my dad had carbide lighting put in. Robert and I were married May 9, 1916 at Whitelaw, Wisconsin. That night we had the worst thunderstorm that I ever remember. But it must have been real love, as it endured sixty-two and a half years of joy and hardship. The Lord blessed us with twelve healthy children and a nine-hour old daughter, now in Heaven. With God's blessings, we hope to all enjoy everlasting happiness in the Hereafter where Robert went January 19, 1978. Robert often told about when he went to school, that his mother gave him a nickel to buy his lunch. He bought four or five inches of baloney for three cents at the butchers, and a handful of crackers from the cracker-barrel for two cents and had a good lunch. After we were married, we lived at Robert's homeplace for over three years. There, Ray and Julius were born. We owned sixty-nine acres. Robert came very close to being called for military service during World War I, which ended November 11, 1918. Then came a land boom. We sold to our neighbors, at a profit, and bought eighty acres in Greenville for $17,000. When the depression came in the 1930's, we asked the government for a loan. We could only get $4,700 from them. If we sold the farm we could only expect to get $8,000 for the $17,000 farm. In 1944, we bought forty acres from a neighbor for $3000. In 1965 we sold our 120 acres for $30,000. Is land the best investment? It was a nice place for the children, with their pets and the wide open spaces. During the depression, we had milk, eggs, vegetables, meat, etc, but no money. Our products didn't sell. Doctor bills, taxes, and interest had to be paid. We had poultry of all kinds, so we started to supply a restaurant in Appleton and also sold farm products house to house. We could buy 200lb hogs for six dollars. We'd dress them and sell the best cuts, and prepare the cheaper cuts for our family. It took many steps to the cellar (no refrigerator). We rendered the lard, - put it in one pound squares for seven cents a pound, delivered to the house. Men's overalls and blue denim shirts sold for twenty-nine cents. Young men came and asked for a job on the farm, just for room and board, and a little spending money. Some people in town were out of work too, and offered us a sweater or other clothing for a chicken, goose or products from the farm. Robert worked for the thrasher to pay our thrasher bill, for $1.50 a day. He'd work early morning until 9 o'clock at night. Well, those years passed,-- Very few country children had high school education. Ours went eight years to school and later to vocational or night school. Our older sons started working in the construction trade. There were eight lunch buckets to pack every morning. There was much laughter and tears. There were fourteen at the supper table. Then Ray and Julius were married in 1940. Lucille at age 17, joined the Convent in Milwaukee, after she was bridesmaid for Ray and Julius' weddings. My mother died in 1942 and dad came to live with us over four years. The United States entered World War II in December, 1941. Robert and Richard were called to service. Ray and Julius were doing defense work at several places. Then through a mix-up in records, Ray was in service for nine months before the war ended. George was deferred from service, as he was needed on the farm. The war ended. Robert, Richard and George were married. Victor stayed on the farm with us until we moved to Appleton in 1957. The girls had a variety of office jobs after High School. Harold had six months of military training and six years in Reserves between the Korean and Vietnam wars. All our children were over twenty one years old when they were married and now we have fifty-two grandchildren. All of our daughters' husbands spent time in the service. Seeing our seven sons are now in the building trades, they built us a nice home in town, where we lived the last twenty-one years. In 1947, Robert and I and some of the children, visited Kansas. In 1950, we took a trip through the Badlands, Yellowstone National Park, Black Hills, Salt Lake City and toured some copper and gold mines. In 1953, we visited Canada and St. Anne de Beapre Shrine. We saw the Statue of Liberty and toured New York City in the glass top bus. Also toured Washington, D.C. and saw the changing of the guards at the grave of the Unknown Soldier. In 1952, Robert and I drove to California where Eldora lives. On the way we visited Carlsbad Caverns, shopped in Mexico, drove along the scenic highway of the Pacific Ocean, visited Capistrano and also saw the floats from the Rose Bowl Parade. In 1959, we went to visit Marie in Westernport, Maryland. We went to Michigan, over the Mackinac Bridge, saw the steel mills in Pittsburgh, etc. We also visited Bernice several times in Illinois. Lavern lived in a number of different cities in Wisconsin so we saw her often. In 1963, once more we visited California. Robert was seventy-three years old, but he always enjoyed driving. He didn't want me to drive. We left the farm because Robert had doctor's orders to stay away from dust, etc. His health became gradually worse. Living close to church, we attended daily Mass for some twenty-five years. We also had our hobbies. Robert loved to unravel sweaters and I would crochet afghans from the yarn. He also made woven rugs (we recycled things). We enjoyed our garden here. Last Thanksgiving, Rev. Thomas Irupuzhickel, a missionary from India, visited us. He calls himself "your Priest Son" as we paid part of his education. Those were the happy days never to be forgotten. Robert was in the hospital December 5th to the 19th. He died on January 19, 1978 at our home, which was his wish. Robert believed in prayer. He said three Hail Mary's every day, since he received his First Holy Communion. He loved to say the Rosary and could say the Blessed Virgin Litany from memory. When he was not able to attend Mass anymore, our pastor asked a Deacon to bring him Holy Communion every morning. On January 18, I could not leave Robert alone, so he brought us both Holy Communion. We said the Rosary and received Communion, side by side. Robert thanked the man, leaned back into his chair and went into a coma until he took his last breath, the next day January 19, 1978. The children were all here except Eldora and Bernice. Eldora spent two weeks with us at Christmas and Bernice was unable to come because of illness. There was a big funeral with five priests at the Alter. Two of the priests were his cousins. We feel Robert is happy now and I am ready to be with him again when the Lord calls me. I always hope and pray, sometime all our children will be with us forever, with all the Saints and relatives in the Hereafter. And now, I wish to thank everyone in our big family for coming to the funeral and for the help when I needed them. Also thanks for all the beautiful flowers and many Mass Stipends, etc, and food, and remember it's later than you think. As it says on your grandfather's remembrance card: Remember me as you pass by, As you are now so once was I, As I am now so you will be, So think of death and pray for me. A Joyful Christmas and Blessed and Happy 1979 to all. With Love, Grandma Pritzl | Gresl, Elizabeth "Elsie" Rosalia (I44532)
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| 19688 | BIOGRAPHIE: . John Meyer Sr. (1886-1975) - by Don Zipperer John Meyer, Sr. was born in Friedrichsthal "bei Neumark" situated in the Kingdom of Bohemia just a few miles east of its border with Bavaria. The neighboring village was Hirschau, where he attended school. In 1904, John Meyer, Sr. came to America via Ellis Island in the port of New York City. En route to Wisconsin, where his Meyer cousins had already settled a couple of decades earlier, he worked as a tailor for a period of time at a Benedictine Abbey in Pennsylvania. Tailoring had also been his trade in Bohemia. When he arrived in Wisconsin, John Meyer picked up work as he found it, for example, as a tailor, bartender, farm hand, etc.. By the time he was seriously courting Agnes Pritzl, he had found steady employment as a hired hand on the farm of his cousin Frank Meyer, situated west of Whitelaw, Wisc. on Hempton Lake Road North. Working on the Frank Meyer farm offered John the opportunity to learn the American methods of farming. Fortunately, that farm was only about a mile's walk across the fields to the Michael Pritzl homestead, where Agnes lived. John & Agnes were married at Clark Mills in 1910 and first settled in Greenwood Wisc. where their first three children were born. The family purchased a farm near Medford Wisc. in February, 1917 and were dairy farmers until their retirement. TOD: . John Meyer Sr. (1886-1975) - by Don Zipperer John Meyer, Sr. was born in Friedrichsthal "bei Neumark" situated in the Kingdom of Bohemia just a few miles east of its border with Bavaria. The neighboring village was Hirschau, where he attended school. In 1904, John Meyer, Sr. came to America via Ellis Island in the port of New York City. En route to Wisconsin, where his Meyer cousins had already settled a couple of decades earlier, he worked as a tailor for a period of time at a Benedictine Abbey in Pennsylvania. Tailoring had also been his trade in Bohemia. When he arrived in Wisconsin, John Meyer picked up work as he found it, for example, as a tailor, bartender, farm hand, etc.. By the time he was seriously courting Agnes Pritzl, he had found steady employment as a hired hand on the farm of his cousin Frank Meyer, situated west of Whitelaw, Wisc. on Hempton Lake Road North. Working on the Frank Meyer farm offered John the opportunity to learn the American methods of farming. Fortunately, that farm was only about a mile's walk across the fields to the Michael Pritzl homestead, where Agnes lived. John & Agnes were married at Clark Mills in 1910 and first settled in Greenwood Wisc. where their first three children were born. The family purchased a farm near Medford Wisc. in February, 1917 and were dairy farmers until their retirement. | Maier, John Phillip (I116519)
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| 19689 | BIOGRAPHIE: Adolph Pritzl (1893-1973) by Rev. John Pritzl Married Mamie Gerl who died early. They had 2 sons, Leon, Harold. Adolph next married widow Elsie Tikalski Smith who already had a daughter, Cecilia. Adolph and Elsie in turn had a daughter Eleanor. Adolph was a tinsmith like his brother Charles and worked in a shipyard at Manitowoc, Wisconsin during World War I. After the war he opened a tin shop in Marshfield, Wisconsin and later bought out his brother Franks share of the Brillion Hardware business that he shared with Charles. When his mother died, , he bought her house in Brillion. After his wife Mamie died, , the John & Caroline Ecker family lived with him for about a year, followed by the Joseph & Louise Kleiber family for about 3 years. . He and both of his wives are buried in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Brillion, Wisc. | Pritzl, Adolph Joseph (I116533)
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| 19690 | BIOGRAPHIE: Frank X. Pritzl (1874-1959) by Rev. John Pritzl Frank X. Pritzl was born November 23, 1874, baptized November 29, 1874 in St. Ann's Church, Francis Creek, Wisconsin. Frank became a cheese maker. He bought a cheese factory between Thorp and Stanley, about 2-3 miles southwest of Thorp. The address was Stanley Wis. Rural Route, but the family belonged to St. Bernards Parish in Thorp. He married Mary Meidl in 1899. Mary, born October 4, 1876, was the daughter of Blasius Meidl and Maggie Weber. The Meidl farm was near Whitelaw Wis. All five children, Mayme, Frank, Louise, John and Arnold, were born while they lived at R.F.D. Stanley. The cheese factory and home were built in 1889 and the home still stands and is inhabited (1985). A new cheese factory was built across the road years later and the original factory was converted into a tavern, which burned down. A new tavern was built in its place. Because of his wife's health (tuberculosis), Frank sold his property and moved to Helena, Montana, arriving there April 9th, 1910. He had planned to take up a homestead out there but his wife was admitted to the hospital on April 15th, where she died the 27th April, 1910. Frank returned to Wisconsin with a corpse and five small children. Toward the end of 1910, Frank X. and his brother Charles bought the Koch Brothers Hardware business in Brillion, Wisconsin. Son Frank Jr., died in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Appleton, Wisconsin on July 4, 1913. He would have been 12 on Aug. 1st. Frank X. married a widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Melbinger Ziehr at Thorp in 1913. She died in St. Joseph Hospital, Marshfield, Wisconsin, on April 12, 1939. Peter and Elizabeth Ziehr had adopted a daughter, Regina, who became part of the family but retained the name Ziehr. At the end of 1919, Frank X. sold his interest in the Brillion hardware business to a younger brother, Adolf, and the family moved to Marshfield. After looking around for two years to enter another business venture, Frank X. bought an unoccupied business building on North Central Avenue in Marshfield and stocked it with hardware. The building had previously been Keels photography store with a skylight and photo display windows at the front of the store. This is the origin of the Pritzl Hardware store in Marshfield. Later this business was shared with his son, Arnold, who, later shared it with his son Gerald, now the sole owner. Frank X. died in St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 22 Oct. 1959. He had spent the last few years of his life at McCormick Memorial Home, Green Bay, Wisconsin. His brother Anton and his sister Louise also were at the McCormick Memorial Home before their deaths. Frank X. was buried next to his first wife Mary in the parish cemetery at Whitelaw. Mary had preceded him in death by 49 years. The funeral Mass was by his son Reverend John Pritzl in St. John's Church, Marshfield, Wisconsin. | Pritzl, Francis Xavier (I116717)
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| 19691 | BIOGRAPHIE: from DeLellis M Sommers Strong - August, 1995 Our parents, Edward Sommers and Anna Pritzl, met while Anna was living with her invalid mother on the Bohman farm near Hortonville. After her mother passed away, they were married in St Patrick Church in Stephensville were they paid pew rent and sat in the second pew on the right hand side of church every Sunday. Anna sang in the choir for many years. They had bought a 120 acre farm just a few miles NE of Stephenville. They were very happy and enjoyed working on the farm, having a large garden, an orchard of Apple trees, Pear trees and grape vines, berry bushes and they raised chickens and ducks. Dad used work horses for many years. They then bought another 60 acres and a tractor and more machinery. In those days, the neighbors all went back and forth filling silos and thrashing. Mother and dad were blessed with 10 children. On October 6, 1926 twins Harold and Gerald were born at home on the farm. Harold lived 8 hours and Gerald 16 hours. Then there were DeLellis, Catherine, Dorothy, Edward Jr., Eugene, Eunice, Helen and John. Like all children, growing up on the farm, we learned to help every day, working right along with Ma and dad. We helped in the barn, fed the cows and the calves, and horses too, went up in the hay mow and threw the hay down, planted and weeded in the garden, went to the woods and gathered wood for the furnace. One incident I remember was Dorothy throwing wood down the cellar chute and a piece flew up and broke a porch window which scared us all to death. Dad came out, looked at it with a very sober, straight face, took it out, went to the shed, got a new glass, fixed it and never said a word. For three days, us kids were very careful how we did our work. We all walked to the Pershing Grade School, about 1 ½ miles each way. When we got to school, each child had to carry in an armful of wood. We would raise the flag, go next door to the cheese factory for pails of water to put in the water fountain. Our mother did most of all of our sewing, everything from pajamas to our beautiful plaid skirts. We had lots of feed bags that we bleached out, were sewn into aprons, bloomers or what-ever was needed. A lot of the flour sacks the girls hemmed up and did embroidery on them for dish towels and luncheon cloths. Ma even made her own soap using Eagle Lye. Out in the pump house, dad had his tool bench and shoe repair form. Whenever a sole came loose or a heel needed to be tacked on, he fixed it. Ma will always be remembered for all her baking. "Home Made Bread?" NO ! But home canning, making butter and kolatches. Many relatives would take a Sunday ride, stop to see Aunt Anna and Uncle Ed on the farm and have a meal. Oven baked chicken, home-made bread, fresh pies, etc. . and many times went home with something. For the 4th of July, our treat was a watermelon, and on New Years day, we had home made ice cream, made with the hand turned freezer, (Snow, with salt added) around the sides, and sometimes, Ma even put flavoring in. We had a raspberry and strawberry patch and had lots of orders for them as we delivered them too when we dressed chickens and ducks, took them to Appleton to private homes and to Gloudman & Gage (Clothing and grocery store). With the money, Ma did her grocery and clothes shopping. We always had plenty of food and also crates of peaches or whatever we needed. For the kids, dad planted a pickle patch. I'm sure it was more than an acre. What ever we picked, we would load them on the truck, and go to Greenville to the sorting machine. The money from this was ours for clothes, shoes and all of our school supplies. We had plenty of pickles, and one time I can remember we were getting sick of picking them, so once in a while, we would pull a vine out by the roots, hoping some would die, but no, that made the plant next to it grow bigger and with more pickles. We just couldn't get rid of this job. Ma did all of the home canning until later years, we got a freezer from a place in Manitowoc, for our meats and vegetables. We also had a room called the potato cellar. For many years Ma and dad made dandelion, grape and elderberry wine and a small glass every day was considered healthy. There were many times when we would bring friends home from school with us and there would always be plenty for us to eat and do. We had lots of pets to take care of, a dog, a mother cat and her kittens, bandy chickens and a small goat. The goat would watch the back door as he loved to run into the house with the kids, up the steps and jump on that old leather couch. In those days, there would be a "Barn Dance", and everyone came, danced all night and the neighbors enjoyed being together. Always on May 1st, we and the neighbor children would hang "May Baskets". As we grew up, found jobs and got married, Ma and dad sold the farm, moved to Shiocton for a few years and then moved to Appleton where Ma worked at the hospital and dad did different jobs. As of today , there are 5 of us children left to carry on and we all say; What a beautiful life growing up on the farm, learning to do so many things, the "daily Rosary", the Angelus. We are hoping we can pass this on to our children and grandchildren. | Sommers, Edward John (I88271)
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| 19692 | BIOGRAPHIE: Michael and Marie's home - from Barbara PRITZL LEONARD - 6/02/89 It was one of those tall houses with two screened porches on either end. It was gray, trimmed in white and was built back in the days when they still used square nails. It had four bedrooms upstairs and one down-stairs, a large kitchen with a table, and wood stove. The stove stayed there and was used until it was torn down in the late 50's. There was a large living/dining room with an old pendulum clock on the wall. Outside, in the early days, was a large apple cellar with a dirt roof. There was also a barn with a top story. It had two very deep silos which my father built as a young man. They were made of cement and were mostly underground. From Barbara PRITZL LEONARD - 6/20/89 - Ed. notes It seems Michael bought the fruit ranch in Fruitland sight unseen and paid quite a hefty price for it. They packed up bag and baggage and traveled by train from Wisconsin to Fruitland only to find their fruit ranch had only twigs of trees and they were not able to bear fruit for a number of years. Michael Pritzl and my father had to work for wages until the trees got big enough. This was quite demeaning for Michael, who appears in his pictures to be quite a dignified person. I am not sure what he did in the old country, but my mother (I think) told me he was the Mayor of the town. . They used to hitch up a horse and wagon and travel five miles each Sunday to Mass at New Plymouth since there was no Catholic church in Fruitland (and still isn't). My father remembered his dad making them shine their shoes to perfection and pass inspection before departing for church. Christmas was always a big deal for them and even though they were not wealthy, the children always got a nice gift. One thing they used to always get on Christmas was an orange. At Easter they got hard boiled eggs which was quite a treat as the hens did not lay during the winter. Grandma would save the eggs up for Easter. They butchered pigs often. Michael would seize it by the ear, slit it's throat and let it run around squealing and bleeding, as it bled out better that way. Grandma would can the pork, or cook it and put it in a crock, put lard over it and store it in the cool cellar. She also smoked hams, bacon and sausages in the smoke house. The sausages, of course, were made by stuffing cooked, seasoned pork into the small intestine casing. They also made what they called liverwurst, which did not taste a bit like the kind that you get in the store. You cooked the liver, heart and head, took the meat and ground it through a sausage grinder, along with onions, garlic and bread, salt and pepper. It was then sliced and fried. We used to have it every Christmas after Midnight Mass. Rye bread with caraway seed was a staple along with sauerkraut. Often, caraway seeds were put in the sauerkraut. It was very mild tasting. You cooked the sauerkraut with a pork roast and then thickened the juice with flour. They also made Knodel (dumplings) from home made bread, mixed with salt and milk to form a firm ball. You polished off this ball of stuff with water on your hands and then dropped it in boiling salted water and cooked it until it was firm. You had to cut it with a knife or fork. They were placed in the pork roast sauerkraut dish. I think they had sauerkraut almost every day for dinner along with canned vegetables, fruits, potatoes and meat. My father said his mother made a lot of chocolate cakes too. Grandma also raised chickens. I can remember watching her take a pole with a hook on the end and snagging a chicken, grabbing it by the feet, marching over to the chopping block and lopping off its head with an axe. It would flop around headless for awhile and bleed out. Then she would plunge it into a milk bucket filled with boiling water so that the feathers would strip right off. The smell was memorable. She would then take this hapless chicken over to the wood stove, light a piece of paper and singe off the pin feathers after which she cleaned it. I never knew my grandfather, Michael Pritzl. He died when my father was 27 years old, and my father was made legal guardian of the family. His mother did not speak much English. When World War II came along, it inspired her to learn and speak more English. She did try to teach my brother and I some German or Bayrisch words, specifically the Lord's Prayer. | Weber, Marie (I116472)
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| 19693 | BIOGRAPHIE: Michael was an Artillery Lt. in Austrian Army, 1890's, was also Mayor of local town for two years. . BIOGRAPHIE: Michael and Marie's home - from Barbara PRITZL LEONARD - 6/02/89 It was one of those tall houses with two screened porches on either end. It was gray, trimmed in white and was built back in the days when they still used square nails. It had four bedrooms upstairs and one down-stairs, a large kitchen with a table, and wood stove. The stove stayed there and was used until it was torn down in the late 50's. There was a large living/dining room with an old pendulum clock on the wall. Outside, in the early days, was a large apple cellar with a dirt roof. There was also a barn with a top story. It had two very deep silos which my father built as a young man. They were made of cement and were mostly underground. From Barbara PRITZL LEONARD - 6/20/89 - Ed. notes It seems Michael bought the fruit ranch in Fruitland sight unseen and paid quite a hefty price for it. They packed up bag and baggage and traveled by train from Wisconsin to Fruitland only to find their fruit ranch had only twigs of trees and they were not able to bear fruit for a number of years. Michael Pritzl and my father had to work for wages until the trees got big enough. This was quite demeaning for Michael, who appears in his pictures to be quite a dignified person. I am not sure what he did in the old country, but my mother (I think) told me he was the Mayor of the town. . They used to hitch up a horse and wagon and travel five miles each Sunday to Mass at New Plymouth since there was no Catholic church in Fruitland (and still isn't). My father remembered his dad making them shine their shoes to perfection and pass inspection before departing for church. Christmas was always a big deal for them and even though they were not wealthy, the children always got a nice gift. One thing they used to always get on Christmas was an orange. At Easter they got hard boiled eggs which was quite a treat as the hens did not lay during the winter. Grandma would save the eggs up for Easter. They butchered pigs often. Michael would seize it by the ear, slit it's throat and let it run around squealing and bleeding, as it bled out better that way. Grandma would can the pork, or cook it and put it in a crock, put lard over it and store it in the cool cellar. She also smoked hams, bacon and sausages in the smoke house. The sausages, of course, were made by stuffing cooked, seasoned pork into the small intestine casing. They also made what they called liverwurst, which did not taste a bit like the kind that you get in the store. You cooked the liver, heart and head, took the meat and ground it through a sausage grinder, along with onions, garlic and bread, salt and pepper. It was then sliced and fried. We used to have it every Christmas after Midnight Mass. Rye bread with caraway seed was a staple along with sauerkraut. Often, caraway seeds were put in the sauerkraut. It was very mild tasting. You cooked the sauerkraut with a pork roast and then thickened the juice with flour. They also made Knodel (dumplings) from home made bread, mixed with salt and milk to form a firm ball. You polished off this ball of stuff with water on your hands and then dropped it in boiling salted water and cooked it until it was firm. You had to cut it with a knife or fork. They were placed in the pork roast sauerkraut dish. I think they had sauerkraut almost every day for dinner along with canned vegetables, fruits, potatoes and meat. My father said his mother made a lot of chocolate cakes too. Grandma also raised chickens. I can remember watching her take a pole with a hook on the end and snagging a chicken, grabbing it by the feet, marching over to the chopping block and lopping off its head with an axe. It would flop around headless for awhile and bleed out. Then she would plunge it into a milk bucket filled with boiling water so that the feathers would strip right off. The smell was memorable. She would then take this hapless chicken over to the wood stove, light a piece of paper and singe off the pin feathers after which she cleaned it. I never knew my grandfather, Michael Pritzl. He died when my father was 27 years old, and my father was made legal guardian of the family. His mother did not speak much English. When World War II came along, it inspired her to learn and speak more English. She did try to teach my brother and I some German or Bayrisch words, specifically the Lord's Prayer. | Pritzl, Michael (I116558)
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| 19694 | BIOGRAPHIE: Notes about Frank Anthony Becker from Margaret Becker Schatz A native of Brillion, WI, he lived in Sheboygan, Wisconsin and was a retired employee of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company. After retirement he managed and than purchased the Greyhound Bus Company in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. A newspaper clipping of June 3, 1975, showed Frank and Cecile celebrating their 50 wedding anniversay on Sunday June 1, 1975 at St Dominic's Catholic church, Sheboygan, WI. Rev. Russell Becker concelebrated with Rev. Donald Becker of Little Chute. WI. Original attendees were Richard Becker, brother of groom of Corona, CA. Frank was a member of the Holy Name Society, St Vincent De Paul Society and the Knights of Columbus. Cecile was native of Two Rivers, member of the Christian Women's Society of St. Dominic's Catholic Chrurch, Catholic Women's Charity club and St. Vincent De Paul Store. Both resided in a nursing facility in later years. Parents of 4 children; Grandparents of 13 grandchildren. A POSTCARD FROM FRANK AND CECILE BECKER TO MY FATHER JUNE 11, 1983 SAYS. "SHEBOYGAN DEAR FOLKS (GENE AND ANN SCHNEIDER BECKER) WE HAVE RECEIVED 5 FAMILY TREES. WE HOPE YOU CAN FIND TIME TO FIX ONE ALSO. PLEASE FILL IN ALL DATES AND CURRENT ADDRESSES OF YOUR CHILDREN. WE EXPECT TO FURNISH EVRYONE WITH A COPY OF THE COMPLETED LISTING SHOULD (YOU) BE INTERESTED EVEN FOR YOUR CHILDREN LATER ON. THANKS. FRANK AND CECILE BECKER." in MBS position. note by written by Margaret Becker Schatz | Becker, Frank Anthony (I115559)
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| 19695 | BIOGRAPHIE: NOTES BY MARGARET SCHATZ, REMEMBRANCE OF HER GRANDFATHER, (Michael Peter Becker) He owned and operated a cigar factory at Custer and Jackson St. In Brillion, WI. My dad, Eugene J. Becker, at age 11, hand made a wooden box, as a gift for his sister, LOUISE BECKER. It was to be her hope chest. It is a simple box with much meaning. I have it and used it over the years for a toy box for my children and grandchildren. It was made from the shipping crating wood that tobacco came in to make cigars. Grandpa, Michael Peter Becker's cigar factory building was on the same property where my father Eugene John Becker was born and lived all his childhood. It was the factory that made the most cigars to the tune of 1,400,000 in 1921. The home and factory were in Brillion, Calumet CO. WI. In about 1942, Michael P. sold the factory and homestead to, my parents, Eugene and Ann SCHNEIDER BECKER. I lived in this home until I was almost 9 years of age, just before we moved North Kansas City, MO. The original cigar factory building still stands in 2002. It was turned into a two unit apartment in about 1944 when I was 4 years old. I remember gutting of the building and the building of the steps in front of it which still has the "B" for Becker in the wrought iron grill work. -written by Margaret Ann (Becker ) SCHATZ. | Becker, Michael Peter (I116486)
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| 19696 | BIOGRAPHIE: Sister Alferia Pritzl: Spent about forty-eight years in one of our convents and Kindergartens. | Pritzl, Sister Alferia Anna (I116557)
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| 19697 | BIOGRAPHIE: Sister Epiphania Pritzl: A High School teacher at Marienbad and was later Superior of the province. During the war she was imprisoned at Ravensbruck-Mecklenburg where she died on the 18th of March, 1944. She was a perfect teacher and had a special love for poor children. She herself, was a pious member of the Catholic order, was obedient in everything, indeed, a perfect nun. Necrologue translation by; S.M. Crescentia, Age 92 She was prisoner No. 29863 | Pritzl, Sister Epiphania Barbara (I116553)
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| 19698 | BIOGRAPHIE: Sister Felicia Pritzl: A teacher in foreign languages and also taught music. She was pious and modest, in short, a perfect nun. She honored St. Joseph and in her last years, she prayed constantly and looked forward to the coming of our Lord. Necrologue translation by; S.M. Crescentia, age 92 | Pritzl, Sister Felicia Josefa (I116550)
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| 19699 | BIOGRAPHIE: Sister Reinholda Pritzl: She like to pray the way of the cross before the tabernacle. Without complaining, she supported any pains. She loved children very much, especially orphans. Died at Auerbach. Necrologue translation by; S.M. Crescentia, Age 92 | Pritzl, Sister Reinholda Franciska (I116551)
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| 19700 | BIOGRAPHIE: Sister Wendelina Pritzl: Active as a Kindergarten teacher and liked to help at any work. She liked to pray and was a perfect model in Life and Prayer. She liked to pray in Adoration in church and such was her death she awaited with devotion. Necrologue translation by; S.M. Crescentia, Age 92 | Pritzl, Sister Wendelina Maria (I116554)
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| 19701 | BIOGRAPHIE: The ECKER Family - from Mrs Bernice Ecker Riendl on 2/26/89 My father & mother started their married life farming. Edmund, my oldest brother was born on their first farm and Norbert was born on their second farm that they had purchased near the Ecker & Pritzl farms. Shortly after, my grandfather Ecker purchased the Auditorium in Brillion, Wis. My father and his brother Joseph formed a partnership to maintain it. This building was the community center of the village. It included athletic activities, dances, movies, etc,, The Joseph Ecker family dwelled upstairs and our family had the downstairs. Irene, Howard and I were born in this building which has since been converted to a bowling alley. After Adolph Pritzl's wife, Mamie, died of the flu during World War I, our family moved in with Uncle Adolph & Leon. In 1924, our family moved to Hilbert, Wis., where my father had purchased a hardware store. We were all reared and educated through high school in Hilbert. In 1942, mother & dad moved to Green Bay, Wis., where dad was employed as a machinist for the Hudson-Sharp Co. They were very happy during this period. I was employed in Green Bay and moved home while Norbert & Harold were attending St Norbert's college. Irene was also employed there. Since mother & dad were both musicians, our whole family was involved in music. During the '30's, dad formed the Ecker Orchestra. It featured dad on the violin, Edmund on sax & clarinet, Norbert on sax, clarinet, flute and piccolo, Irene on piano and Harold on trumpet. Vocalists were Irene and Bernice. We played at many local dance areas as far as Appleton. We also did a few broadcasts from WHBY in Appleton. My three brothers worked their way through college with their musical ability. This was during the depression when money was unavailable. We did have a happy family life with our music. (I did play piano and trombone, but never practiced). | Ecker, John (I116534)
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| 19702 | BIOGRAPHIE: The ECKER Family - from Mrs Bernice Ecker Riendl on 2/26/89 My father & mother started their married life farming. Edmund, my oldest brother was born on their first farm and Norbert was born on their second farm that they had purchased near the Ecker & Pritzl farms. Shortly after, my grandfather Ecker purchased the Auditorium in Brillion, Wis. My father and his brother Joseph formed a partnership to maintain it. This building was the community center of the village. It included athletic activities, dances, movies, etc,, The Joseph Ecker family dwelled upstairs and our family had the downstairs. Irene, Howard and I were born in this building which has since been converted to a bowling alley. After Adolph Pritzl's wife, Mamie, died of the flu during World War I, our family moved in with Uncle Adolph & Leon. In 1924, our family moved to Hilbert, Wis., where my father had purchased a hardware store. We were all reared and educated through high school in Hilbert. In 1942, mother & dad moved to Green Bay, Wis., where dad was employed as a machinist for the Hudson-Sharp Co. They were very happy during this period. I was employed in Green Bay and moved home while Norbert & Harold were attending St Norbert's college. Irene was also employed there. Since mother & dad were both musicians, our whole family was involved in music. During the '30's, dad formed the Ecker Orchestra. It featured dad on the violin, Edmund on sax & clarinet, Norbert on sax, clarinet, flute and piccolo, Irene on piano and Harold on trumpet. Vocalists were Irene and Bernice. We played at many local dance areas as far as Appleton. We also did a few broadcasts from WHBY in Appleton. My three brothers worked their way through college with their musical ability. This was during the depression when money was unavailable. We did have a happy family life with our music. (I did play piano and trombone, but never practiced). | Pritzl, Caroline (I116535)
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| 19703 | BIOGRAPHIE: The story of Frank S and Mary ZIPPERER PRITZL as told by two of their children; Regina PRITZL BOHMAN and Sister M. DeLellis (Helen PRITZL). Our father, Frank PRITZL, was the second youngest of eight children. When Franks father died, pa's uncle came late for the funeral. He came on horseback from nearby Munich. When our pa saw uncle, he called him "dada". That pleased uncle, so he begged to take along the four year old and raise him. Pa visited his mother only four times after that. When pa was a young man, he was a delivery man. In those days, horse drawn wagons were used to haul produce to nearby towns. This family also had an adopted daughter, because they had been childless. Pa stayed with them until he was to go for military training. He wanted to visit his mother one more time. She told him to go to America where his two brothers already were. Brother Michael was on a farm in Cato, and Wolfgang in Brillion. Pa's mother packed his clothing, and as soldiers were patrolling the main roads for draft evaders, they piled up a big load of wood on the wagon. Pa sat in the center as they crossed the inspection line and he made it to the ship. There was another inspection, but the captain hid the boys in the boiler room, and they were on their way to America. Pa landed at Baltimore, Maryland, and then traveled to Wisconsin. He carried a pair of pigeons along all the way. Uncle Anton came two weeks later. Before our father was married, he went to "Sleepy Eye" to work for a farmer. One day when pa was on his way to the bank, with money he had earned, several men on horseback asked him for a match. Pa said he'd give anything for a match. They looked him over and said, "He doesn't seem to have anything". Pa went back home with the money hidden in his shoe. The next day, the news came that the bank was robbed by Jesse James and his gang. After our parents were married, , they left Brillion and went to New Ulm, Minnesota, to take up a homestead. The Indians were robbing and killing there, so after a few months, they came back to Brillion. There they settled on a forty-acre farm near Kasson. Mother's two brothers, Charlie and John, helped to build a log cabin. That part of the house is still standing. Other rooms and an upstairs were added. Robert , sold the place in 1919. Pa spoke a different dialect than his family, being raised in Bavaria. We asked ma how she met pa. She said she was waiting at a shoe shop having her shoes repaired, when pa walked in. It was love at first sight. But, her father didn't think so. He had a man picked for her and invited him to the home. Mother locked herself in her room upstairs and wouldn't come out. Her father was very provoked. He said, "if you marry this poor man, you will get no inheritance", and he kept his word. Pa and ma were married in the old St. Michael's Church, , by Father Fessler. They are buried in what was called Kasson Cemetery, three miles northeast of Brillion. That mission church was taken down some years later. When ma's mother came to America on a sailboat, they sailed for six weeks. She knitted a pair of cotton stockings to keep her mind off the storms. The rosary was her companion. She brought along a hand-carved statue of Mary, which was always honored. Our parents were blessed with twelve children. Three sons died as infants, and a daughter, Clara, fell into hot water as a child, which caused her to be retarded and she died at age twenty-four. The story was often told of one of our fore-fathers, Schmitpetter, (*), who was a feather-merchant. He once was stopped by a man who had a lottery ticket. He wanted to exchange it for a meal ticket. Schmitpetter gave him money for a meal and after some coaxing, accepted the lottery ticket. The ticket turned out to pay so much money, that the bank couldn't pay it all at one time. He was the talk of the town. Soon after, Schmitpetter was in a tavern, when a man whispered, "those two men there, want to kill you, leave your hat, cane and run". He ran and hid in a grain shock. When hearing the men looking for him, he made a vow, if he would be safe, he would use the money for charity. Therefore, in 1836, the church and convent in Hirschau were built. The convent was built by his sister. When Schimtpetter died, he was buried beneath this church. God blessed this village with many vocations to the priesthood and religious life, more than any other place in Europe. (*) Michael PRITZL's grandfather was named Michael Schmidtpetter. The man who is buried in the church at Hirschau and is given credit for building the church is Andreas Schmidtpetter. It's possible that Andreas and Michael Schmidtpetter were brothers. | Pritzl, Francis S. (I116560)
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| 19704 | Biographies of James Phinney's three sons, Samuel, James and Hiram are described in the Outagamie County Pioneers page 296. | Phinney, James (I300054)
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| 19705 | Biography Cecelia Margaret used Celia as her common name, though her grandchildren called her Nana. Celia was born and raised in a rock house built by her father 2 miles from Mineral Point, WI; there she helped with the dairy farming. She spoke only German until she went to school. She was the daughter who always cared for sick family members. She was quarantined with her sister Laura in the attic when Laura had scarlet fever. Celia lived at home taking care of her parents till her marriage. She met Patrick at a family gathering for her niece, Elizabeth Remfrey and his brother, Frank. Before her marriage she worked at Gundry & Gray, a very large and elegant department store, in Mineral Point. She was an excellent seamstress having gone to school for tailoring in Chicago about 1910. When she returned to Mineral Point, she did dressmaking and tailoring. She had apprentices working under her. In 1921, she and Patrick were living in Darlington, WI. A very good cook, she made pie 5 days a week. There were lots of canned, homemade fruit sauces - peaches, strawberries and apple. She made wonderful bread, and she also made all the family clothes. She never worked a job after she was married - only single women worked outside the home. Patrick and Celia were not coffee drinkers; but social visitors were served wine. Prohibition lasted until 1935, but Celia made wine in the spring and beer in the summer. After the loss of the farms and Patrick's death, he left a $5000 insurance policy, Celia again did seamstress work. She was never idle, even when sitting she did needlework. She was a perfectionist and her needlework was exquisite. She always looked nice and was particular about her dress, hat, and gloves. She was stern but had a great sense of humor, and had no fear of laughing at herself. She loved doing jigsaw puzzles. Biography from Find a Grave; Born and raised in a rock house built by her father 2 miles from Mineral Point, WI., Celia helped with the dairy farming. She spoke only German until she went to school. Being the daughter who always cared for sick family members, she lived at home taking care of her parents till her marriage. She was an excellent seamstress having gone to school for tailoring in Chicago about 1910. When she returned to Mineral Point, she did dressmaking and tailoring. Before her marriage Celia worked at Gundry & Gray, a very large and elegant department store, in Mineral Point; apprentices worked under her. Once, when she and her daughter-in-law, Mae, were window shopping, Mae saw a suit she liked on a mannequin. Celia drew a sketch, they went to a fabric store and got material and in a couple of days made the suit. It fit to perfection. She was never idle, even when sitting she did needlework. She was a perfectionist and her needle work was exquisite. She always looked nice and was particular about her dress, hat, and gloves. Celia met Patrick McQuaid at a family gathering for her niece, Elizabeth Remfrey. Celia and Patrick were married 28 Oct 1914, despite the disapproval of her father. At the time she was living at home taking care of her parents, plus Patrick was Irish. Her father did not want her to get married, especially to an Irishman. After her marriage, another daughter took care of their parents. Once at a family gathering, one of Celia's children asked who the old man in the sweater was, the answer was a terse 'My father'; end of conversation. Celia had a great sense of humor, and had no fear of laughing at herself. She was a strict disciplinarian; kept meticulous house, and loved doing jig saw puzzles. She had snow white hair all the time any of her adult descendants knew her. She was 5'7", sturdily built, had brown eyes. She had high blood pressure and would get very dizzy and collapse because of it, thus she avoided using salt; but when she reached her mid 80s declared that she was going to use salt again. She had lived a long life and wasn't going to let using it worry her. She lived her entire married life in Darlington, WI. After breaking her hip in 1962, she went to live with her son in Chatsworth, CA. | Schaumberg, Cecelia Margaret (I108623)
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| 19706 | Biography from Find a grave IDA ORTLIEB NIESEN Ida was the daughter of John Ortlieb and his wife, Rosa Boll. She was married 2 June 1908, to Michael Niesen at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Chilton, WI. Michael was the son of Hubert and Catherine Niesen. Manitowoc Herald-Times, Manitowoc, WI, Wed., Oct. 26, 1966 Mrs. Michael Niesen, 84, who resided with her sister, Mrs. Isabelle Voss, West Main St., Chilton, the past three years and who was a former Kaukauna resident, died Tuesday, Oct. 25, 1966 at Calumet Memorial Hospital, Chilton, WI, after a month's illness. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Pfeffer Funeral Home and at 10:30 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church, Chilton. The Rev. Duane Dionne will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Niesen, the former Ida Ortlieb, was born Aug. 29, 1882, at Chilton, daughter of the late John and Rosa Boll Ortlieb. She was educated at St. Mary parochial and Chilton High schools. She was married to Mr. Niesen June 2, 1908, at Chilton. Her husband died Jan. 21 1936. She was a member of the Women's Club and the Women's Court, Catholic Order of Foresters, at Kaukauna. Her only survivor is Mrs. Voss. Three brothers* preceded her in death. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m. Friday where at 8 p.m. the Rosary will be recited. *Brothers: John W. Ortlieb, Emil V. Ortlieb and Norman J. Ortlieb. | Ortlieb, Ida (I168851)
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| 19707 | Biography from Find a grave; MICHAEL HUBERT NIESEN Michael was the son of Hubert and Catherine Niesen. He was married 2 June 1908, to Ida Ortlieb, daughter of John Ortlieb and his wife, Rosa Boll. The wedding took place at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Chilton, WI. Michael and Ida spent their married lives in Kaukauna, WI, where Michael worked as a manager of a hotel, and later as the proprietor of a saloon. By 1930, he was manager of a stone quarry operation. Michael and Ida had no children. They worshipped at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Kaukauna. Michael was a member of Holy Cross Court, and the Catholic Order of Foresters No. 309. He was prominent in Kaukauna's business and civic area. He served as fire and police commissioner there for many years. Michael died at St. Elizabeth hospital in Appleton, WI. He was survived by his wife, Ida Ortieb Niesen, his parents, Hubert and Catherine Niesen, and three brothers, John H. Niesen and Robert Niesen all of Kaukauna, and Joseph Niesen of Neshoda, WI. Three sisters, Mrs. John Keelan and Mrs. Francis Rasche of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Agnes Gantzchau of Chicago. Funeral services were held at Holy Cross Church in Kaukauna, with the Rev. Garthaus officiating. Burial was made at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Chilton, WI. | Niesen, Michael H. (I166275)
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| 19708 | Biography from the Papermakers International Hall of Fame | Buchanan, William E. (I148329)
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| 19709 | Biography in History of Outagamie County list marriage as 1906, which could be correct if Ellen was a daughter from former wife or marys daughter from previous marriage. | Family: Moore, Dr. Luther H. D. D. S. / Olmstead, Mary (F202915)
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| 19710 | BIOGRAPHY Is sister of Barbara Buettner, John Heinzen's wife. | Buettner, Mary (I106501)
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| 19711 | Biography of Anson Ballard lists his brother Porter Ballard who died on his Outagamie land and that homestead was farmed by his son Clinton Ballard. | Ballard, Daniel Porter (I165054)
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| 19712 | Biography of his daughters from The History of Outagamie County See Biography in History of Outagamie County page 653/654 D. M. AND A. GEENEN. One of the most successful business establishments operated and owned by women in the United States is that of the Misses D. M. and A. Geenen, who are conducting a large retail dry goods business in Appleton, Wisconsin. This business was established in 1896 by the Misses Geenan, in company with Mr. Koch and William Smith, both of whose interests have been purchased by the ladies, who now carry on the business by themselves .The business first started in the old Morey building, but as the venture proved successful and steadily grew, more space was needed, and the operations now cover three store 'buildings, each 22x135 feet. A complete line of dry goods is carried, and the proprietresses have proved that they are not only capable in a business way, but that they can introduce new features into their business, learning the public's wishes and cultivating its tastes for new innovations .The Misses Geenen are the daughters of John Geenen, who came to the United States in 1856. He resided in the State of Illinois for about two years and then located with his brother-in-law, Mr. Evert Sanders, on the Fox River, at the present site of South Kaukauna, where they took up wild land and brought it under cultivation. John Geenen had a family of eight children, of whom three are deceased, the survivors being:" Mrs. Wm. Brill, living on a farm in Buchanan township; William, a florist at Kimberly; and Dina, Minnie and Anna, of Appleton. Evert Sanders was born in Holland in 1819, and died in October, 1903. He came to the United States in 1858 and located with John Geenen on the Fox River. He married Henrietta Geenen, a sister of John Geenen, and they had no children. He was a prominent figure in politics during his day, being town clerk and justice of the peace for many years. | Geenen, John (I22096)
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| 19713 | Biography of his son John E. Verstegen on page 804 includes mentions of Arnold and family. | Verstegen, Arnold (I16983)
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| 19714 | Biography of son Cornelius in the History of Outagamie County book list ed her birth date as May 30, 1834 in Holland | VanHammond, Mary (I33186)
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| 19715 | Biography of son; James Turney Soldiers and Citizens Album of Biographical Record: containing personal sketches of Army Men and Citizens prominent in the loyalty to the union. Published: 1888. James C. Turney, of New London, Wis., member of G. A. R. Post No. 46, was born March 4, 1828, in Cool Springs, Mercer Co., Pa. He was 18 years old when he left his native place for Wisconsin, coming to the present site of Oshkosh in 1846. There was an Indian trading post there and a post office. At that time he commenced the business in which his civil life has been principally spent - that of a surveyor, "land-looker" and estimator of land values for their owners and other interested parties. He is now operating in the interests of the Centralia Wood and Water Power Company, who are purchasing for the pulp manufacturers. His advantages for schooling were small and so peculiar that the instance may be of interest. His father was a poor man with six children to whom he gave three months' schooling in successive years, that of Mr. Turney consisting of 12 weeks of schooling every sixth year. But his native sagacity stood him in good stead, and he is an excellent representative of the real article of self-made men. He has been the medium between many men and riches, by giving them the benefit of his judgment in their slection of land. The Hon. Philetus Sawyer, has been one of his patrons, and they have been friends since the Wisconsin senator built his first sawmill at Algoma. Joseph Turney, his father, was born in Westmoreland Co., Pa., and married Mary Wilson, the daughter of a native-born Scotchman. In the course of the second year of the war, he determined to enlist, as things looked discouraging for the speedy termination of the unnatural struggle. He enrolled in Company I, 3d Wisconsin Cavalry as a recruit, Dec. 15, 1862, and went into camp at Madison, where he remained six months, joining the command in March, 1863, being one of "Conkey's recruits," as the several men were called who proceeded at that time to enter the company of Theodore Conkey at Appleton, where he enlisted. From Fort Leavenworth he went to Fort Scott, where he performed guard duty, Thence he went to Boone Creek and from there to Fort Lyon, and was detailed with his company to a point on Walnut Creek, Kan., where he assisted in the construction of Fort Zarah. They remained there 10 months, and were involved in a fight with the Indians, in which the command of General Blunt of the Army of the Frontier was engaged. The same command built Fort Dodge. June 8, 1865, in another engagement with the Indians, the company lost their equipments, including horses, wagons and supplies. They went next to Fort Lyon in Colorado, where they remained until ordered to Fort Leavenworth to be mustered out. While there in the beginning of his service, he was ill, but refused to be left behind when the regiment received marching orders for Fort Lyon. He was ill with chronic diarrhea six months, and was near death with it. Four of his brothers were in the service. Samuel enlisted in the 21st Wisconsin and was among the captured at Chickamauga. He was a prisoner at Andersonville, where he died June 18, 1864, after having been in captivity from September 1863. Benjamin L., the youngest of the five was a soldier in the same regiment, and was a teamster at Stone River. He was driving a mule team, when he was halted by the rebels. He refused to heed the order and was fired on. He dashed through their ranks, preserving his team, and fell dead on reaching the Union lines. (Dec. 30, 1862) John and Ira J. Turney were soldiers in Company I, 3d Wisconsin Cavalry, and both are still living. A brother-in-law, Ripley J. Richards, was a member of the company E, 2nd Wisconsin. John R. [Nickel], another brother-in-law, was an enlisted man of the 3d Wisconsin Cavalry. Eleazor Dexter, the brother of Mrs. Turney, was a soldier of the Mexican war and enlisted in the war of the rebellion.Mr. Turney was married Feb. 3, 1851, to Emily Rogers. In 1859 she died, leaving a daughter, named Emma. Dec. 25, 1867, he was married to Francis Dexter, and they have three children - J.C., Mau and Dell. Emma is the wife of William Struck and the mother of three children. Mr. Turney is a man of sturdy, reliable character. He has seen much rough life in the woods and has found strange companions therein. Indians and wild beasts have made close acquaintance with him, and he has a personal understanding of all the exigencies of pioneer life. He has also earned the confidence of his contemporaries by his straight forwardness and rectitude. He has officiated as Chairman of the county of Outagamie from the town of Liberty, and has served as Supervisor from New London in Waupaca county. | Turney, Joseph (I176997)
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| 19716 | BIOGRAPHY: FREDERICK ROLOFF Was born in Prussia, March 29, 1811, and died March 24, 1868. Caroline Bahr Roloff, his wife, was born in 1817, and died in 1869. They were married in 1837, and came to Outagamie county in 1857. Children, August, born March 28, 1839; came to outagamie county in 1857, and married Alletta Nickel in 1864. She was born in 1845. Their children are: Caroline, born April 23, 1866; Julius, born Oct. 16, 1867; Henry, born March 7, 1869; Frederick, born September 298, 1871; Mary Roloff SChwandt, born March 11, 1874; August Jr., born Oct. 1, 1876; Edward, born Feb. 21, 1877; Ida, born April 23, 1881; Herman, born Nov. 22, 1883; Alma, born February 22, 1887. Occupation, blacksmith and farmer. Residence, on Sec. 29 and 30, T. 22, R. 15 in the town of Maple Creek, Outagamie county. Mr. Roloff has been chairman of the town seven years, town clerk four years and town treasurer for three years. | Roloff, Frederick (I186069)
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| 19717 | BIOGRAPHY: CHARLES MORY: Born in Blankingham, Prussia, July 19, 1823; came to America in 1849, and to Outagamie county in 1850; married May 29, 1851 to Helena Wilhelmina Lipke, who was born in April, 1835, and died in 1866. Married again to Emily Friederika Lorenz, who was born in 1835, and died in 1893. Raised eleven children, eight of whom are now living. Residence, 730 College avenue, Appleton. | Mory, Charles G. (I186053)
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| 19718 | Biography: Christine also raised her step children: Wilma, Vivian, Clifford and Ward. Children by her first husband Ted Servaes. | Corey, Christine Clair (I29349)
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| 19719 | BIOGRAPHY: E-Mail from Michelle Pritzl Wood - 7 August, 2000 Prestdale was the name my grandfather Charles picked for the farm when he decided to register his cows with the American Guernsey Association back in 1928 or so. He submitted a couple of names that he thought up, but they had already been taken by someone else on the registry so they sent him a list and he picked Prestdale. The farm was passed onto my dad when Grandpa died in 1970. For the last 15 years Dad had run the farm with the help of a very wonderful "hired man" and his wife. Now Mom runs it with Mike's help. Mom also works outside the farm as an office manager at a gas plant in Nampa, Idaho. The small dairy business is getting tougher and tougher with all the new "corporate" type dairies around now with herds of 1,000 or more. Mom's little farm milks about 60 to 65!!! Milk prices are the lowest price per hundred weight that they've been in a long time. Funny thing - milk prices in the store are the highest they've been ever. Suppose that middle man is making some money??? Suzanne, Kitty and I have been trying to talk Mom into selling the cows and equipment and getting out of the business but she's just not ready to do that yet. I hope the land can always stay in the family. Grandpa and Dad worked that soil and milked those cows with a lot of love! | Pritzl, Charles "Karl" Joseph (I116471)
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| 19720 | BIOGRAPHY: First of 2 Mathias Thiel's. Possibly died at birth or early.Ne xt male child also named Mathias | Thiel, Mathias (I91594)
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| 19721 | BIOGRAPHY: FRED KRABBE A native of Prussia, born in 1830, came to America in 1850, and to Outagamie county in 1861, and located on Section 12, in the town of Center. In 1855 he married Sophia Frederica Peters, who was born in December, 1826. Residence 553, North Street, Appleton. | Krabbe, Fred (I327756)
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| 19722 | BIOGRAPHY: from DeLellis M Sommers Strong - August, 1995 Our parents, Edward Sommers and Anna Pritzl, met while Anna was living with her invalid mother on the Bohman farm near Hortonville. After her mother passed away, they were married in St Patrick Church in Stephensville were they paid pew rent and sat in the second pew on the right hand side of church every Sunday. Anna sang in the choir for many years. They had bought a 120 acre farm just a few miles NE of Stephenville. They were very happy and enjoyed working on the farm, having a large garden, an orchard of Apple trees, Pear trees and grape vines, berry bushes and they raised chickens and ducks. Dad used work horses for many years. They then bought another 60 acres and a tractor and more machinery. In those days, the neighbors all went back and forth filling silos and thrashing. Mother and dad were blessed with 10 children. On October 6, 1926 twins Harold and Gerald were born at home on the farm. Harold lived 8 hours and Gerald 16 hours. Then there were DeLellis, Catherine, Dorothy, Edward Jr., Eugene, Eunice, Helen and John. Like all children, growing up on the farm, we learned to help every day, working right along with Ma and dad. We helped in the barn, fed the cows and the calves, and horses too, went up in the hay mow and threw the hay down, planted and weeded in the garden, went to the woods and gathered wood for the furnace. One incident I remember was Dorothy throwing wood down the cellar chute and a piece flew up and broke a porch window which scared us all to death. Dad came out, looked at it with a very sober, straight face, took it out, went to the shed, got a new glass, fixed it and never said a word. For three days, us kids were very careful how we did our work. We all walked to the Pershing Grade School, about 1 ½ miles each way. When we got to school, each child had to carry in an armful of wood. We would raise the flag, go next door to the cheese factory for pails of water to put in the water fountain. Our mother did most of all of our sewing, everything from pajamas to our beautiful plaid skirts. We had lots of feed bags that we bleached out, were sewn into aprons, bloomers or what-ever was needed. A lot of the flour sacks the girls hemmed up and did embroidery on them for dish towels and luncheon cloths. Ma even made her own soap using Eagle Lye. Out in the pump house, dad had his tool bench and shoe repair form. Whenever a sole came loose or a heel needed to be tacked on, he fixed it. Ma will always be remembered for all her baking. "Home Made Bread?" NO ! But home canning, making butter and kolatches. Many relatives would take a Sunday ride, stop to see Aunt Anna and Uncle Ed on the farm and have a meal. Oven baked chicken, home-made bread, fresh pies, etc. . and many times went home with something. For the 4th of July, our treat was a watermelon, and on New Years day, we had home made ice cream, made with the hand turned freezer, (Snow, with salt added) around the sides, and sometimes, Ma even put flavoring in. We had a raspberry and strawberry patch and had lots of orders for them as we delivered them too when we dressed chickens and ducks, took them to Appleton to private homes and to Gloudman & Gage (Clothing and grocery store). With the money, Ma did her grocery and clothes shopping. We always had plenty of food and also crates of peaches or whatever we needed. For the kids, dad planted a pickle patch. I'm sure it was more than an acre. What ever we picked, we would load them on the truck, and go to Greenville to the sorting machine. The money from this was ours for clothes, shoes and all of our school supplies. We had plenty of pickles, and one time I can remember we were getting sick of picking them, so once in a while, we would pull a vine out by the roots, hoping some would die, but no, that made the plant next to it grow bigger and with more pickles. We just couldn't get rid of this job. Ma did all of the home canning until later years, we got a freezer from a place in Manitowoc, for our meats and vegetables. We also had a room called the potato cellar. For many years Ma and dad made dandelion, grape and elderberry wine and a small glass every day was considered healthy. There were many times when we would bring friends home from school with us and there would always be plenty for us to eat and do. We had lots of pets to take care of, a dog, a mother cat and her kittens, bandy chickens and a small goat. The goat would watch the back door as he loved to run into the house with the kids, up the steps and jump on that old leather couch. In those days, there would be a "Barn Dance", and everyone came, danced all night and the neighbors enjoyed being together. Always on May 1st, we and the neighbor children would hang "May Baskets". As we grew up, found jobs and got married, Ma and dad sold the farm, moved to Shiocton for a few years and then moved to Appleton where Ma worked at the hospital and dad did different jobs. As of today , there are 5 of us children left to carry on and we all say; What a beautiful life growing up on the farm, learning to do so many things, the "daily Rosary", the Angelus. We are hoping we can pass this on to our children and grandchildren. | Pritzl, Anna Frances (I116730)
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| 19723 | BIOGRAPHY: G. T. MOESKES Was born January 18, 1846, near Fort Weasel, Prussia, village of Boeming; came to Manitowoc in 1860, and removed from there to Appleton, in August 1868; married October 12, 1869 to Maria Kamps, born Sept. 1, 1848 who came to Appleton in the spring of 1861. She died five years ago, leaving three children, Mrs. Kate Sacksteder, born in December, 1872; Herman E., born in March, 1876; Elizabeth C., born in June, 1880. Mr. Moeskes' second wife was Elizabeth Peters, of Manitowoc, whom he married August 26, 1895. She was born June 6, 1844. Occupation, attorney-at-law. County judge at present. Residence, 926 Eighth street, Appleton. | Moeskes, Judge Gerhard Tillman (I144692)
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| 19724 | BIOGRAPHY: HERMAN ERB The above named person was born in Fulda, Germany, October 31, 1843; came to Appleton, March 26, 1861, and has since that time been engaged in the banking business. Herman Erb, Jr., was born in Appleton, January 3, 1873. He is employed in the bank. | Erb, Herman Sr. (I317831)
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| 19725 | Biography: HUDD, Thomas Richard, a Representative from Wisconsin; born in Buffalo, N.Y., October 2, 1835; moved with his mother to Chicago, Ill., in 1842 and to Appleton, Wis., in 1853; attended the common schools and Lawrence University, Appleton, Wis.; studied law; was admitted to the bar in 1856 and commenced practice in Appleton, Wis.; district attorney of Outagamie County in 1856 and 1857; served in the State senate in 1862, 1863, 1876-1879, 1882, 1883, and 1885; moved to Green Bay in 1868 and continued the practice of law; member of the State assembly in 1868 and 1875; city attorney of Green Bay in 1873 and 1874; delegate to the Democratic National Convention at Cincinnati in 1880; elected as a Democrat to the Forty-ninth Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Joseph Rankin; reelected to the Fiftieth Congress and served from March 8, 1886, to March 3, 1889; was not a candidate for renomination in 1888; resumed the practice of law; died in Green Bay, Wis., on June 22, 1896; interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. | Hudd, Thomas Richard (I327758)
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| 19726 | BIOGRAPHY: J. F. FULLER Was born in Middleton, Mass., March 4, 1832, and came to Appleton in May, 1859. He married Sarah A. McNeill, who came to Appleton in 1852. | Fuller, Jesse F. (I327759)
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| 19727 | BIOGRAPHY: JOACHIM FIESTEDT Was born in Mecklenburg, Germany, December 23, 1835, came to New York in1862, and to the town of Center in 1872. He was married, October 23, 1862, to Friederike Hermann, who was born July 7, 1838. They have had seven children, two sons and five daughters. | Fiestedt, Joachim (I307597)
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| 19728 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McCulla, Lawrence (I91542)
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| 19729 | Biography; The following are comments and recollections on the life of Glenn Wilpolt written in 2003. I was born in Kaukauna, WI. on Dec. 16, 1928. My birth took place at home at 910 Desnoyer St. This was because my mother declined to go to the hospital which was then under a Scarlet Measles quarantine and no visitors were being allowed into the hospital. I have few recollections of my early life in Kaukauna. It was in the middle of the depression ... my father was probably lucky to have a job working at a service station prior to later working at the Union Bag paper company where he progressed to the position of "machine tender" on a paper machine. When Union Bag closed the Kaukauna mill circa 1936-37 our family was given the opportunity to move to Hudson Falls, N.Y. along with 5 other families to work in the mill in that city. My first three grades in school were at Holy Cross school in Kaukauna. Following our move to Hudson Falls I attended St. Mary's school from grades four to eight. I was always a fairly good student and participated in the usual activities of a boy my age. Incidentally, at St. Mary's I was known as "John" Wilpolt because the sisters said there was no saint named "Glenn." On Dec. 26, 1941 my mother died following a relatively short illness, The cause of death was largely unknown at that time but a subsequent autopsy indicated cancer of the colon as we know it today. This tragedy forced my father to move his three children back to Kaukauna where family relatives "housed" us for several months while dad transitioned himself back to Kaukauna. Sisters Carole and Marge lived with Aunt Ann & Uncle Sun Goetzman and I lived with Aunt Ann & Uncle Ed Bay. In the summer of 1942 we were reunited as a family in an upstairs flat at 1111 Y2 Oviatt St. In Kaukauna. An unknown number of years later, we moved to the south side of Kaukauna to an address which I have forgotten. (Hillcrest Ave.??) During this period of Sept. 1942-46, I was a student at Kaukauna High School. In hindsight, they were very enjoyable years. I continued to be a fairly good student in the top 25% of my class and was involved in many activities. Among them were forensics, debate, honor society, student newspaper, boxing team and baseball co captain. In my junior year our debate team placed second in the State of Wisconsin final competition. And my senior year oration won first place in the state finals held in Madison. In the summer months, American Legion baseball and evening league softball teams kept me occupied.My working "career" started in the summer of 1944 at the Gustman Chevrolet garage where I earned $.40 an hour washing used cars in the lot or hand sanding primer coats in the body shop. This was followed in 1945 with shift work at the Thilmany Paper Co. during the summer months while trying to play baseball in between shifts. It was "grunt" labor but a lot better than $.40 an hour!! But it was working for the Kaukauna Times which helped to shape much of my future. In my junior year of high school, my journalism teacher recommended me to the publisher of the K Times as the high school correspondent. This included the various athletic events and led to the eventual opportunity as a local reporter. The experience gained here would ultimately influence a choice military assignment and later opportunities at the Univ. Of Wisconsin. Upon graduation from KHS in 1946 I was faced with some major decisions . .. My mill work experience made it clear to me that this was not the future for me. I was offered a small scholarship at Ripon College (an excellent liberal arts school) but my meager savings would not carry me for long in any college program. With the end of WWII in Aug. 1945, the govt. sponsored GI Bill was winding down and was programmed to end in the near future (although that never happened) So, at age 17, with my fathers signed permission, I enlisted in the U.S. Army for an 18 month tour of duty. This turned out to be the best career decision I would ever make! On Oct, 3, 1946 I was sworn into the regular U.S. Army and sent to Camp Lee (now Fort Lee) Virginia for basic training. Following 10 weeks of basic training, I was ordered to Camp Stoneman, California (Pittsburgh) and later assignment to the occupation army in Japan. After 10 days on a troop ship crossing the Pacific Ocean, and upon arrival at Yokohama, Japan I was sent to the 24th Infantry Division stationed in Sasebo, on the southernmost island of Kyushu, Japan. This was not a fun assignment!! In fact, it was an intensified duplication of basic training.Fortunately, I soon saw an ad in the army newspaper "Stars & Stripes" for anyone with some reporting experience ( thanks Kaukauna Times) and I responded with a resume' that may have gilded the lily a bit. Well over a month later transfer papers arrived in Sasebo and I was on my way back to Yokohama and the Stars & Stripes. But by the time I arrived they no longer needed more reporters and I was sent to the Armed Forces Radio Station WVTR in Tokyo as a clerk-typist!! (thank you Miss Porterville for KHS typing) WVTR was a 50,000 watt clear channel station serving all of Japan and the Southeast Asian occupation army. Shortly after my arrival, the two men working in the news room were sent home for discharge and almost before I could say "Sayonara", I was the News Editor at Radio Tokyo!! In addition, I announced a short sports report daily at 5:15 p.m. This in turn led to another "accidental" assignment: When our "color" announcer for t he first annual "Rice Bowl" football game on Jan. 1, 1948 came down with laryngitis, I was the fall back guy and I somehow stumbled through the game with the play by play man doing most of the talking.These were exciting times for me in the occupation army. WVTR was part of 8th Army Headquarters from which Gen. Douglas MacArthur was administering the occupation and restructuring the economy of Japan. I was responsible for the 12 noon and 6 p.m. daily news reports (MacArthur listened to the 6p.m.) The war crimes trials were ongoing with Tojo and cohorts and Hiroshima and Nagasaki were just getting started in recovery from the atomic bombs. With the U.S. downsizing the armed forces I was sent home for discharge about 3 months early. With a little Armed Forces Radio influence I was fortunate to get a low priority flight authorization (vs. 10 days on troop ship) and I had my first airplane rides of my life. These were 6-8 hr. legs from Tokyo to Kwajalian (sp), Guam, Wake Island and Hawaii (where we were " forced" to spend several days waiting for room on a flight to Fairfield-Suisun AFB (now known as Travis AFB!) I was discharged from the army on J an 16, 1948. Following a period of "rest and recreation" I enrolled at the Univ. Of Wis consin in Madison in Sept of 1948. The next 3+ years led to a BS degree in Economics. Along the way I was able to use my newspaper experience in the advertising dept of the student newspaper The Daily Cardinal. Paid commissions as ad salesman, advertising manager and ultimately Business Manager helped to supplement the $75/month payment from the G.I. bill. Student loans were almost unheard of in those days and I was able to finance myself over the years with various part time jobs including another summer at the Kaukauna Times. After graduation in Feb. 1952 I took a job with the Ansul Chemical Co. In Marinette, Wis. Following a brief training period I was assigned to a sales territory in their Los Angeles office where I worked for the next three years. It was near the end of that time period that I met the love of my life, a nurse from Ellis, Kansas (near Hays). However, I had to leave California and transfer back to Marinette before I realized that I couldn't live without her. We were married in Los Angeles on June 30, 1956 and moved with all our earthly possessions to Marinette following a honeymoon in San Francisco.The next four years were spent in starting a family and working in the Market Research and New Product Planning Dept. Sons Jay, Mark and daughter Carrie were born in the State of Michigan because St. Joseph's Hospital is in the city of Menominee, Mi. just across the river from Marinette, WI. In 1962 the Glenn Wilpolt family left Marinette and moved to Arlington Hts ., III when Glenn took a position with Container Corp, of America in Chicago. While living in Arlington Hts. two more sons were added to the family ... Matthew and Andrew. In 1967 we were transferred to the CCA plant in Oakland, Ca. (Emeryville) as a field sales manager. When talk of further transfers intensified in 1971, we came to a "parting of the ways" with Container Corp. It was then that the opportunity of working for ones self presented itself and at age 41, after much soul searching, we embarked on a new career as an insurance broker with Farmers Insurance Group. After the first couple of years getting established there was no looking back as we built a profitable agency in the Fire & Casualty insurance industry. After 21 years (and a disastrous home fire which destroyed all personal belongings in 1991) we retired and lived happily ever after!!! (In June of 2006, Glenn and Teresa celebrated their 50th Anniversary with a large family reunion) | Wilpolt, Glenn John (I1)
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| 19730 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DeHaven, Kelsey (I161673)
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| 19731 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Weber, Herbert J. / Geldernich, Pauline (F59566)
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| 19732 | Birch St., Genessee, then Spokane, then to Lapwai, where they lived for 30 years | Utschig, Theresa Emma (I89557)
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| 19733 | Bird Reichel Elizabeth Reichel Fredrick Reichel Elizebeth Reichel Peter Reichel Marie Reichel John Reichel Veronica Reichel Francis Reichel Jr Walter Keppell Harry Keppell | Reichel, Frederick (I45871)
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| 19734 | BIRDELL NELSON, a leading citizen of Dale, Wisconsin, where he is the proprietor of a general merchandise business, was born in Medina, Outagamie county, Wisconsin, June 27, 1867, and is a son of John and Augusta (Riemenschneider) Nelson, the former a native of England and the latter of Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson came to this country as children and were married in Medina, Wisconsin. Mr. Nelson was a carpenter by trade, an occupation which he followed as a young man, but about 1879 he purchased a farm just west of Dale, where he lived until his death in 1901, at the age of seventy-three years. His widow still survives and has attained the age of sixtyeight years. In 1861 John Nelson enlisted for service in the Union army, becoming a member of Company I, Thirty-second Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and served three years, being discharged at Memphis, Tennessee, on account of disability brought about by exposure. He was with Grant's army and participated in all the battles of his command. Mr. Nelson was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and is buried in the Methodist Episcopal Cemetery at Medina. Birdell Nelson was the second of a family of six children, and at the age of twenty years went to work at the cheese making business. When he was twenty-one he established a cheese factory and continued in that business for sixteen years, operating two factories during nine years of that time and continuing the business until 1907. In 1903 he purchased the mercantile business which he now owns from S. R. Wason, and since that time has lived in Dale, and he also is engaged in buying and selling potatoes. Mr. Nelson was married in September, 1890, to Miss Addie Spurgeon, daughter of Philip and Sarah (Lowe) Spurgeon, natives of Virginia and Ohio, respectively. They were married in Dale, Wisconsin, where Mrs. Spurgeon died in 1889, being buried in the German Reformed Cemetery near Medina, and Mr. Spurgeon now lives in Shawano county. Mrs. Nelson was the eldest of a family of three children, and was born June 1, 1869. She and Mr. Nelson have had three children: Arlo, who took a course in Williams Business College, Oshkosh, in 1907; Velma, who attended Oshkosh High School in 1908; and Neva. Mr. Nelson is a member of the Modern Woodmen of America, and for the past five years has served as secretary of Dale Camp No. 3208. He is a republican in politics and has been a member of the school board for three years. | Nelson, Birdell (I308290)
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| 19735 | Birkenmeyer Coppes | Coppes, Ethel M. (I165866)
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| 19736 | Birkholtz, Gerald R., "Jerry" Gerald Robert Birkholtz, age 71, passed away peacefully with his family and the Rev. Leon Knitt by his side. He was born September 18, 1939 in Stockbridge and raised by his grandmother, Mary. In 1955, he moved to Appleton to live with his cousin, Marion. He married his loving wife, Marlene in Appleton in 1961 and together they shared 49 wonderful years of marriage. Jerry's friends and neighbors were very important to him. He was a hard worker and never missed a day of work. Jerry was an avid Packer, Badger and Brewer fan. Jerry worked for Konz Wood Products, Appleton Manufacturing (a division of Menasha Corp.) and Kraft Foods-Jacks Pizza until his retirement in 2005. Jerry is survived by his wife, Marlene Birkholtz of Appleton; daughter, Paula (David) Kuba of Appleton; grandchildren: Amanda and Molly Kuba; sister, Joyce (Jacob) Paltzer, sisters-in-law, Donna (James) Huven and Yvonne (Dennis) Schoen and special cousins, nieces and nephews. Jerry is preceded in death by his mother and father-in-law: Raymond (Olive) Ellenbecker and his brother-in-law, Raymond Ellenbecker. Funeral Services for Jerry will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 26, 2011 at the Wichmann Funeral Home, Tri-County Chapel, with the Rev. Leon Knitt officiating. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. Jerry's family wishes to extend a sincere thank you to neighbors: Jim, Mike and Jordan Larson for helping Jerry and Marlene when they needed you, Dr. Haine, Heartland Hospice and St. Elizabeth Hospital-4th floor Oncology for all their care and support. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Jerry's name. Jerry, you are an amazing person. You will not be forgotten because you will always be with us in our hearts. Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel 3212 S. Oneida Street Appleton, WI 54911 (920) 831-9905 | Birkholtz, Gerald Robert (I174578)
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| 19737 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Dahl, Richard Allen / Birkholz, Lynn Elizabeth (F22422)
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| 19738 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Fineran, Michael Gerard / Birkholz, Diane Lynn (F22425)
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| 19739 | Birling, Dorothy Elizabeth Dorothy Elizabeth (Zielinski) Birling, 89, Denmark, was called to Heaven on April 17, 2012, surrounded by her loving family. When Our Lord came looking for another perfect and beautiful angel to be with Him, he knocked on our mother's door and she went home with him. Dorothy was born March 10, 1923, daughter of the late Joseph and Bernice (Dombrowski) Zielinski in Menasha, WI. She married Orville Howard Birling on September 27, 1945, while he was stationed at Fort Collins, Colorado. They were married 48 years before he passed away in 1993. She was a very religious person who prayed the Rosary daily, her faith was very important to her. She belonged to St. Mary Catholic Church in Glenmore and sang in the church choir for many years. She was a very loving and compassionate person with a great sense of humor. Her family, grandchildren and great-grandchildren meant the world to her and she was always talking about them. Before Alzheimer's and Macular Degeneration took its toll on her, she enjoyed her many house plants, watching ice skating, the Packers and listening to Polka music. She was always reading the paper and cutting out interesting things to give to her daughters. She also made the best German potato salad ever. Dorothy enjoyed visiting the ladies in her apartment building and showing people she knew how high she could kick her legs up. Mom and Dad would spend Sundays visiting with dad's brother and family in Black Creek, or taking trips to Menasha to see other family members. They also liked going to church picnics or just driving around stopping for an occasional ice cream cone. Dorothy is survived by three daughters: Judy (Thomas) Micolichek, Sandy (Raymond) Brantmeier and Sherry (Donald) Wagner; six grandchildren: Mark (Joan) Micolichek, Brian (Kelly) Micolichek, Scott (fiancé-Jen Tackes) Brantmeier, Craig (Kelly) Brantmeier, Stacy (Dan) Van Caster, and Cristy (fiancé-Matt Murray) Brantmeier; eleven great-grandchildren: Landon, Riley, Lauren, Ryan, Sean, Tony, Ashley, Andrew, Dalton, Sierra and Noah. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Orville; infant son, Steven Michael; grandson, Todd James Micolichek; her brothers: Clarence, Norman and John Zielinski; and many brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. Family and friends may call Thursday, April 19, 2012 (TODAY) from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave., De Pere, where there will be a Parish Prayer Service at 7:00 p.m. Visitation will continue on Friday from 9:00 a.m. until the hour of Mass at St. Mary Catholic Church in Glenmore. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10:30 a.m. Friday at church, with Fr. Dave Pleier officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com. A special thanks to Diane, Jerry and Anna Mae who did so much for mom while she lived in Denmark. Also to all the nurses and staff at Bornemanns for their care and compassion and to her family who did what they could to make her last years happy and comfortable. "We love and miss you very much" Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on April 19, 2012 | Zielinski, Dorothy (I175414)
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| 19740 | Birling | Mielke, Mata Elizabeth (I142223)
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| 19741 | Birling | Heiler, Anna (I142224)
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| 19742 | Birling | Birling, Joseph Henry (I142226)
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| 19743 | Biron Childs Jane Childs Jane Childs James Childs Carlos Childs Eler M. Childs William Childs | Church, Mary Jane (I87005)
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| 19744 | Biron Childs Jane Childs Jane Childs James Childs Carlos Childs Eler M. Childs William Childs | Childs, Nelson Biron (I179890)
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| 19745 | Birt record but no first name ir date Name: Gender: Birth Place: Spouse: Child: FHL Film Number: | Elwart, Felix (I53046)
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| 19746 | BIRT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research DEAT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research BURI: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research | Dietzen, John Joseph Jr. (I15136)
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| 19747 | BIRT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research DEAT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research BURI: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research | Schwalbach, Joseph Francis. (I18459)
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| 19748 | BIRT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research DEAT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research BURI: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research | Schneider, Elizabeth (I79883)
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| 19749 | BIRT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research DEAT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research BURI: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research | Goetz, Anna (I79899)
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| 19750 | BIRT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research DEAT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research BURI: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research | Kneice, Clarence (I85599)
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| 19751 | BIRT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research DEAT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research | Renn, Katherine (I4880)
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| 19752 | BIRT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research | Dietzen, Anton (I68940)
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| 19753 | BIRT: _PROOF proven - Doug Dietzen Research | Dietzen, Rosemary (I79918)
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| 19754 | Birth Boy to Mr. & Mrs. George Hatchell Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/13/1919 | Page: 5 | Type: Birth | Hatchell, George (I157310)
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| 19755 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kubat, Richard (I184875)
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| 19756 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Pompa, UnknownM (I127046)
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| 19757 | Birth Girl to Mr. & mrs. Edward Geske Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/30/1921 | Page: 4 | Type: Birth | Geske, Gloria (I335857)
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| 19758 | Birth vol 13 page 997 Outagamie County , WI. Register of Deeds Says she was born Oct 26, 1908 NOT Oct 22, 1908 in Maple Creek -delivered by J. Y. Potter MD of New London, WI.. She was 5th child born with all 5 children alive. | Tate, Hyacinth (I138679)
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| 19759 | BIRTH VOL 8 P. 1760 DELAYED BIRTH CERT; Edward A Werner born Feb 2 9, 1896 Bapt Mar 22, 1896 St Edwards Mackville Army Discharge sgd. Har ry B. Goodish Maj. Inf. Dated Aug, 29, 1919 CampGrant, Ill. Enlisted Oct 2, 1917. S. S. # 391-07-1834Marr. Record Oli va S. Beschta Parents Anthony Werner & Cath. Schmidt Jan 30, 1942 Dated. | Werner, Edward (I107224)
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| 19760 | Birth & Death date from his death cert. in Outagamie County, Appleton, Wisconsin Vol 25 p 612 | Koehnke, William (I187732)
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| 19761 | Birth & death info obtained fom Family Search.org online | Kingsbury, Byron Isaachur (I138902)
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| 19762 | Birth & death info obtained from Tombstone. | Tate, Mary Mabel (I139319)
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| 19763 | Birth 1863 28 Oct Bocholt, Westphalen, Prussia Name: Bernardina Wensing Gender: Female Christening Date: 28 Oct 1863 Christening Place: KATHOLISCH,BOCHOLT,WESTFALEN,PRUSSIA Birth Date: Birthplace: Death Date: Name Note: Race: Father's Name: Johann Wensing Father's Birthplace | Wensing, Bernadine (I165493)
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| 19764 | Birth ?Vol 14A page 84 Outagamie County Register of Deeds. Birth cert. lists her as Vilet. SSDI does not list a location for her death-just states SS# was issued in Wisconsin. | Tate, Violette L. (I138660)
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| 19765 | Birth and death date from Tombstone at St Pauls Cemetery in Wrightstown | Meulemans, John P. (I2913)
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| 19766 | Birth and Death years are taken from headstones, and since they are buried with son Anton, these years are attributed to Henry and Anna (versus other researchers who have Henrys dates as the one born in 1876 married to Nellie welles) | Smits, Henry W. (I106694)
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| 19767 | Birth announcement is listed in Appleton Post-Crescent, Tuesday,Sept 10, 1963, P. B-7, showing birth at St. Elizabeth Hospital Appleton. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/Yvonne-Havinga-obituary?pid=185407482&view=guestbook | Havinga, Yvonne (I340864)
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| 19768 | Birth announcement made in the Appleton Post Crescent dated July 18, 1931 just stating son was born Saturday. | Tate, Owen (I138901)
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| 19769 | Birth based on daughter possibly born at Frasse lt Duitsland (Germany) | Maassen, Evert (I27028)
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| 19770 | Birth calculated on death date 5/04/1876 age 40y 3m 21d | Hood, David (I145963)
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| 19771 | Birth cert at Waupaca Courthouse & Madison., Wisconsin Her mother on marriage cert is listed as Elva Tyrrell who died When Edna was 3. Her Aunt Carrie Hutchinson raised her as her adoptive daughter. | Tate, Edna Lurela (I138736)
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| 19772 | Birth cert. Vol 7 P 64 Outagamie County, Wisconsin | Wolf, Gertrude Anna (I187956)
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| 19773 | Birth cert.: Marie Lillian Vol. 9, Page 51 Gives Birth on May 05, 1900. Family has date as May 05, 1899. Twin of Joseph | Klarner, Marie Lillian (I179960)
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| 19774 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mueller, Glen (I52911)
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| 19775 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Davidson, Sheila (I56083)
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| 19776 | birth date 1932 or 1933? Birth location Kaukauna or Gillett? | Conrad, Kenneth Donald (I33126)
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| 19777 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Unknown, Eleanor (I30939)
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| 19778 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sylte, Ashley (I55010)
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| 19779 | Birth date 3/17/1853 or 1856? | Becher, John (I130424)
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| 19780 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Unknown, Barbara Ann (I45096)
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| 19781 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VandeHey, Breten (I62080)
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| 19782 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Radke, Shenelle Mae (I20704)
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| 19783 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Resch, Margaret Ruth (I149311)
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| 19784 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gross, Danielle Janae (I20707)
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| 19785 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gilbert, Kathy (I8117)
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| 19786 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Riesenweber, Larry Paul (I51740)
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| 19787 | Birth date as listed in her obit | Jansen, Georgianna (I48582)
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| 19788 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Plummer, Cari (I32720)
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| 19789 | Birth date calculated death date 4/06/1856 aged 62y 13d | Thom, Agnes T. (I165614)
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| 19790 | Birth Date Calculated from 12/13/1893 aged 76y, 11m, 15d. | Flagg, Orlando (I318866)
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| 19791 | Birth Date calculated from Aug 23, 1886 and aged 1 month 3 days | Fuller, Grovener (I318862)
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| 19792 | Birth date calculated from death date 10/01/1880 Aged 68 y 1m 10d | Barton, Catharine (I318691)
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| 19793 | Birth date calculated from death date 10/22/1880 aged 59y 10m 17d | Konrad, Jacob (I165522)
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| 19794 | Birth date calculated from death date 10/28/1889 aged 19y 6m 8d | Kemp, Emma J. (I318806)
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| 19795 | Birth date calculated from death date 3/23/1895 age 35 y 1m 19d | Jackson, Walter (I318827)
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| 19796 | Birth date calculated from death date 6/08/1870 and aged 82y 5m 27days. | Hood, William (I165615)
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| 19797 | birth date calculated from death date 9/22/1912 aged 86y 3 mos | Jacobson, James (I318823)
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| 19798 | birth date could be 1/23/1863 per Naturalization document | VanAbel, Peter (I191559)
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| 19799 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schaal, George (I180987)
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| 19800 | Birth date could be January 5, 1850 | Mack, Carolina (I144823)
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| 19801 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lunby, Don (I102022)
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| 19802 | birth date Dec 7 | Atchison, Charles (I33237)
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| 19803 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanZeeland, Betty Jo (I37977)
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| 19804 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rohner, Bruno (I14734)
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| 19805 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Grafmeir, Carol (I17910)
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| 19806 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kerrigan, Carol Jean (I18451)
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| 19807 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schink, Charles (I17743)
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| 19808 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Verhagen, Connie Marie (I31871)
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| 19809 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dahm, Dennis Wayne (I5073)
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| 19810 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gerrits, Doris Mae (I17543)
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| 19811 | birth date from anybirthday.com FREDERICK - DEBRUIN 19-FEB-27 54130 | DeBruin, Fredrick (I17466)
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| 19812 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kiar, Fredrick Mark (I18960)
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| 19813 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schuchart, Jesse (I19680)
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| 19814 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Verhagen, Joseph (I18368)
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| 19815 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Daniel, Joseph Patrick (I19560)
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| 19816 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Vandenberg, Kristin (I19521)
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| 19817 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Brantmeier, Margaret Ann (I83322)
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| 19818 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Anderson, Mary Jo (I19286)
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| 19819 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Tatro, Patricia (I11487)
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| 19820 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Creiglow, Paul David (I19911)
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| 19821 | birth date from anybirthday.com ROBERT L MERBACH 08-AUG-41 54130, or Aug 1 0, 1942? JENNY MARIE MERBACH (ELIZABETH ANN4 VERHAGEN, RICHARD3, HENRY GERRIT2, GER HARD1) was born February 18, 1962 in Kaukauna Outagamie County, Wisconsi n. She married JEFFERY RICHARD ROLLO October 12, 1984 in St. Johns, Litt le Chute, Outagamie Co., Wisconsin, son of RICHARD ROLLO and ANNA RABA S. He was born November 04, 1960 in Appleton, Outagamie Co., Wisconsin..Notes for JENNY MARIE MERBACH: Robert Louis Merbach's child from previo us marriageMarriage Notes for JENNY MERBACH and JEFFERY ROLLO: Volume 107 page 1042 Children of JENNY MERBACH and JEFFERY ROLLO are: i. MEGAN LEIGH6 ROLLO, b. June 28, 1985, Kaukauna Ou tagamie County, Wisconsin. ii. JAIMY ELANN ROLLO, b. October 26, 1987, Kaukau na Outagamie County, Wisconsin. iii. DYLAN LOUIS ROLLO, b. August 22, 1991, Kaukauna O utagamie County, Wisconsin. LISA ANN MERBACH (ELIZABETH ANN4 VERHAGEN, RICHARD3, HENRY GERRIT2, GERHAR D1) was born January 24, 1964 in Kaukauna Outagamie County, Wisconsin. S he married CLINTON LLOYD TESCH October 01, 1983 in Appleton. Parents Llo yd Tesch and Alice Klemp. He was born December 22, 1959.Notes for LISA ANN MERBACH: Robert Louis Merbach's child previous marriage Children of LISA MERBACH and CLINTON TESCH are: i. TIFFANY MARIE6 TESCH, b. October 07, 1984, Applet on, Outagamie Co., Wisconsin.. ii. TYLER LLOYD TESCH, b. June 25, 1987, Appleton, Ou tagamie Co., Wisconsin.. | Merbach, Robert Louis (I18410)
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| 19822 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Leitermann, Ronald (I27543)
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| 19823 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VandeLeest, Scott (I19849)
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| 19824 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Driessen, Stuart J. (I65303)
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| 19825 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Peeters, Timothy Joseph (I19221)
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| 19826 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanDerPas, Troy Thomas (I19445)
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| 19827 | birth date from anybirthday.com WILMA - GLASHEEN 29-MAR-23 54136 | Derkes, Wilhelmina Theodora "Wilma" (I31115)
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| 19828 | Birth date from Marriage Records Nicholas Beck Marriage 9.18.1918 wife Bernice Gawinski Father Nicholas Mother Mabel Stielow | Beck, Nicholas (I88115)
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| 19829 | Birth date from Obit | VanLaanen, John (I147827)
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| 19830 | Birth date from sons biography lists 1/06/1861, but that is probably wrong, as he would only be 14 at the time of son Williams birth and only age 10 when it said he served in the German army. | Frahm, John (I161285)
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| 19831 | Birth date from WWI draft reg | Williamson, Peter Joseph (I5322)
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| 19832 | birth date from WWI Draft registration. | Foley, Peter John (I101529)
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| 19833 | Birth date in July? | Nanke, Elizabeth (I311825)
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| 19834 | Birth date in March? | Schultz, August (I311826)
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| 19835 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Carroll, Chad (I67298)
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| 19836 | Birth date is a calculated dated based on date of death on 11/14/1856 a nd noted she was 36 years, 3 months, 14 days. | Hollenburg, Maria Theresa (I89719)
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| 19837 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Meyer, Sandra (I36108)
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| 19838 | birth date is calculated from death date of 4/18/1881 aged 61y 5m 17d as listed on his tombstone. | Kempen, Martin (I71902)
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| 19839 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dietrich, Bill (I102031)
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| 19840 | Birth date Jun 16 | Therres, Elenore (I62712)
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| 19841 | Birth date Jun 17 | McInnis, Chelsea (I102008)
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| 19842 | birth date Jun 5 | Harper, Aldean (I91761)
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| 19843 | Birth date listed as 4/21/1894 which must be a typo | Hayden, Franklin N. (I316964)
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| 19844 | Birth date may be Aug, 7, 1820 | Hoffmann, Margaretha (I318267)
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| 19845 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Leider, Robert (I36105)
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| 19846 | Birth date may be March 01, 1907 | Weichman, Mary Margaret (I1461)
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| 19847 | Birth date not known. Died: September 28, 1935 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: October 1, 1935 Section: Page: 23 Type: News Cemetery Name: St. Mary Location: Kaukauna, WI Notes age 34 | Wolf, Michael (I138087)
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| 19848 | birth date on tombstone baptismal records checked: no child born/died 1884-1885 death date in church records, St. Francis Catholic Church, Humphrey, Nebraska | Pelle, Albert Francis "Joseph" (I10434)
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| 19849 | birth date poss 6/21/1887? | Verhoeven, Henrietta (I84948)
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| 19850 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Leis, Mary Anna (I20574)
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| 19851 | birth date possible 3/27/1928 | Vaughan, Belva May (I5529)
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| 19852 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dorn, Erik (I146484)
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| 19853 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | O'Connell, Michael Patrick (I44097)
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| 19854 | Birth Date: March 14, 1898 File Date: January 17, 1941 Gender: Femdale C ounty: Lincoln Surname: Peschong Given Name: Loretta MaryMother's Surname: Krell Mother's Given Name: Elizabeth Father's Surnam e: Peschong Father's Given Name: Bernard | Peschong, Loretta Mary (I37741)
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| 19855 | Birth Date: Birth Place: Residence: Race: | Hove, Harry Leo (I153375)
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| 19856 | Birth Date: Birthplace: Source: US Census, Year: 1900; Census Place: Waupun, Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin; Roll: 1789; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 0048; FHL microfilm: 1241789. Death Date: Death Place: Source: Ancestry.com. Wisconsin Deaths, 1820-1907 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. Original data: Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services. Wisconsin Vital Record Index, pre-1907. Madison, WI, USA: Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services Vital Records Division. Name: Warran Fraser Gender: Male Burial Date: 08 Aug 1903 Burial Place: Death Date: 06 Aug 1903 Death Place: Appleton, Wisconsin Age: 21 Birth Date: 1882 Birthplace: Town Grand Chute Occupation: Carpenter Race: Marital Status: Single Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Hugh Fraser Father's Birthplace: Ireland Mother's Name: Emeline Fraser Mother's Birthplace: Brown Co. Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B06560-7 System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy GS Film number: 1311648 Reference ID: p 117 cn 172 | Fraser, Warren (I153269)
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| 19857 | Birth dates differ in the Osburg Family book. Under lister of Father and c hildren lists Matthias born 1784, in listing of Matthias and wife lists bi rth date 1774 | Bales, Matthias (I37868)
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| 19858 | Birth dates for both Martin and Ida were taken from Gen-Lias info, since they are the same date, there may be a problem with one of both beng correct. BUT the Freedom History of the family page 337 lists that they were in fact born hours apart on the same day. | vanDijk, Ida Ann (I101090)
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| 19859 | Birth dates for both Martin and Ida were taken from Gen-Lias info, since they are the same date, there may be a problem with one of both beng correct. | Verhoeven, Martin Henricus (I101062)
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| 19860 | Birth dates verified by genealogist Jan Terink Johannes Antonius Klister Date of birth: Thursday, June 8, 1871 index record Johanna Maria Klister Date of birth: Saturday, November 23, 1872 index record Johannes Hendrikus Klister Date of birth: Thursday, April 16, 1874 index record Johannes Bernardus Klister Date of birth: Monday, July 19, 1875 index record Maria Hendrika Klister Date of birth: Saturday, May 4, 1878 index record Maria Hendrika Klister Date of death: Tuesday, March 11, 1879 index record Johannes Antonius Klister Date of birth: Saturday, December 6, 1879 index record | Klister, Mary (I44994)
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| 19861 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gerwing, Tony (I62660)
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| 19862 | Birth elsewhere - Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balck, Grand Rapids, Mich. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balck, 1615 Riverdale Drive, Appleton. Thursday, Dec. 20, 1973 , Appleton Post-Crescent P. B-3 | Balck, Ralph (I192025)
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| 19863 | Birth Index has a birth date of 31 Jan 1907 (which is wrong). According to his daughter Darlyene, as a child, Everett celebrated his bir thday as January 19th. His mother Lena could not remember his birth dat e. When he applied for his Social Security Card it was determined that h is birth date was January 28. His birth certificate confirms the Janua ry 28th date. | Eder, Everett Vernon (I311962)
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| 19864 | birth info only lists Green Township, using Haverhill for location GeoCoding. | Muggebier, Mary (I182088)
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| 19865 | Birth Information for EDWARD JACKSON (State File Number: 649749) File Dat e: 01/21/1944 Sex: MaleBirth Date: 09/09/1899 City/County: BROWN Mother's Name: NORA RINGROSE Fa ther's Name: JOHN HIRAM JACKSON | Jackson, Edward C. (I35171)
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| 19866 | Birth Information for FLOYD QUIRK (State File Number: 32271) File Date: 06/08/1908 Sex: Male Birth Date: 06/07/1908 City/County: HYDE Mother's Name: NEDEN ABLE Father's Name: E QUIRK | Quirk, Floyd (I37490)
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| 19867 | Birth Information for FRANCIS GROGAN (State File Number: 61229) File Date: 11/05/1910 Sex: Male Birth Date: 10/29/1910 City/County: STANLEY Mother's Name: ELIZABETH FOLEY Father's Name: FRANCIS GROGAN | Grogan, Francis J. (I200069)
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| 19868 | Birth Information for GENEVIEVE ANN JACKSON (State File Number: 649747) Fi le Date: 01/21/1944 Sex: Female Birth Date: 12/13/1893 City/County: BRO WN Mother's Name: NORA RINGROSE Father's Name: JOHN HIRAM JACKSON | Jackson, Genevieve (I35169)
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| 19869 | Birth Information for HELEN MARY JACKSON (State File Number: 541968) Fi le Date: 04/22/1941 Sex: Female Birth Date: 03/19/1890 City/County: BRO WN Mother's Name: NORA RINGROSE Father's Name: JOHN HIRAM JACKSON | Jackson, Helen (I35167)
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| 19870 | Birth Information for JOHN JACKSON (State File Number: 649748) File Dat e: 01/21/1944 Sex: MaleBirth Date: 08/01/1891 City/County: BROWN Mother's Name: NORA RINGROSE Fa ther's Name: JOHN HIRAM JACKSON | Jackson, John H. (I35168)
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| 19871 | Birth Information for MARIAN QUIRK (State File Number: 87818) File Date: 08/06/1912 Sex: Female Birth Date: 08/06/1912 City/County: HYDE Mother's Name: HELEN VANABLE Father's Name: EDWARD QUIRK | Quirk, Marion (I17152)
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| 19872 | Birth Information for PETER FREESE (State File Number: 11851) File Date: 09/08/1906 Sex: Male Birth Date: 08/19/1906 City/County: LINCOLN Mother's Name:CLARA LAMOE Father's Name: PETER FREESE | Freese, Francis (I50379)
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| 19873 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McInnis, Brandon (I102000)
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| 19874 | birth listed as Evelyn Martha Gloudeman | Gloudemans, Evelyn Martha (I138336)
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| 19875 | Birth Listed As Lauretta Elizabeth Derks B. Kaukauna Aug 8, 1907 To Herman Derks And Anna (?Nushell?)Penmanship Partially Undecipherable Upon Surname Spelling V 110 P 221 | Derks, Loretta (I142196)
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| 19876 | BIRTH LISTED AS NETTIE NOT NELLIE V 10 P 352 B/C SAYS B 1-13-1905 BUCHANON TOWNSHIP, KAUKAUNA SIBLINGS WERE MART AND ROSEANA | Williams, Antonette (I113426)
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| 19877 | Birth loc could be Trier, Hausbach, Germany | Brill, Joseph (I122950)
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| 19878 | Birth location from http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?tid=1907100&pid=-1881169765 | Sukop, John (I38056)
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| 19879 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hallam, Cecilia Ann (I35968)
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| 19880 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McCarty, Murphy George (I102073)
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| 19881 | Birth Name: Zachariah Hurd (Ryer) | Randall, Ryer H. (I189632)
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| 19882 | Birth of 3/10/1879 is what was in file but naturalization record documents lasts his date of birth as March 19, 1879 and dates on stone image are hard to read but do seem to be 19 not 10. | Seegers, John Herman (I129462)
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| 19883 | Birth of Daughter Felecita Agatha Connor(1902– 1977)22 Jun 1902 Birth of Son Adrian Michael Connor(1903– 1964) 7 Dec 1903 Birth of Son Lester Timothy Connor(1907– ) 7 Feb 1907 Birth of Son Howard Connor(1909– 1909) 1 Apr 1909 Birth of Daughter Elsie Mary Connor(1909– ) 1 Apr 1909 Birth of Son Howard Connor(1909– 1909) 1 Apr 1909 Death of Son Howard Connor(1909– 1909) 4 Apr 1909 Birth of Son Arthur Joseph Connor(1915– 1964) 21 Mar 1915 Birth of Son Myron Raphael Connor(1917– 1987) 9 Sep 1917 | Tillman, Emma (I59828)
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| 19884 | Birth of Peter Van Asch Jan 21, 1849 to Cornelia Nout and Gerardus Van Asch. Birth record for Peter Van Asch. Record #7. 1849. See Dutch civil records, Netherlands, Gelderland, Deil (1811-1850). Image 36 is the index; Image 40 is the birth record. (4 birth records on one image) | VanAsch, Peter (I134327)
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| 19885 | Birth place possibly ; Beuren, Alb-Donau-Kreis, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany | Waldvogel, Mary (I190335)
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| 19886 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McInnis, Madison (I101994)
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| 19887 | Birth rec #1079 Ida Berretta Kieffer born on 1/29/1903, father born in Oco nto, mother born Freedom. | Kieffer, Bernadette (I41467)
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| 19888 | Birth Record 09 May 1887 Brown 0013 001775 | Vanderheiden, Clara (I69814)
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| 19889 | Birth record Calumet Co 026/1595 11/29/1898 | Heiting, Leonella (I11136)
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| 19890 | birth record Calumet Co Vol 26/2376 Susan 7/06/1901 | Jaeckels, Susan Regina (I132099)
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| 19891 | Birth record Calumet County; Boleman, Frank Joseph Male White Nov. 11, 1890 Brillion (?) Boleman & Louisa Gerl John, Barbara, Annie, Mary & Lena 2506 | Bohman, Frank Joseph (I145142)
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| 19892 | Birth record Chippewa county Court House vol 76 p 178 | Johnson, Edmund (I2525)
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| 19893 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Liebergen, Dale Joseph (I44233)
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| 19894 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Clark First Name: Bernard Day: 04 Month: April Year: 1867 County: Fond du Lac Reel: 65 Record: 2494 | Clark, Bernard (I103202)
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| 19895 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Clark First Name: Julia Day: 31 Month: March Year: 1859 County: Fond du Lac Reel: 65 Record: 2498 | Clark, Julia (I103201)
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| 19896 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Clark First Name: Rosy Day: 07 Month: February Year: 1861 County: Fond du Lac Reel: 0065 Record: 002497 | Clark, Rose (I103204)
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| 19897 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Clark First Name: Teresa Day: 01 Month: November Year: 1863 County: Fond du Lac Reel: 0065 Record: 002499 | Clark, Teresa (I103198)
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| 19898 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Clark First Name: Thomas Day: 02 Month: December Year: 1856 County: Fond du Lac Reel: 0065 Record: 002500 | Clark, Thomas (I103200)
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| 19899 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Dahms First Name: Dorothy S Day: 06 Month: October Year: 1901 County: Winnebago Reel: 314 Record: 1467 | Dahms, Dorothy (I308479)
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| 19900 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Danielson First Name: George N Day: 26 Month: January Year: 1888 County: Portage Reel: 322 Record: DX1487 | Danielson, George N. (I316478)
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| 19901 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Devilez First Name: Frank J Day: 01 Month: August Year: 1896 County: Brown Reel: 16 Record: 1802 | Deviley, Frank J. (I176536)
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| 19902 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Freeman First Name: James L Day: 23 Month: December Year: 1888 County: Brown Reel: 319 Record: DX1131 | Freeman, James (I180302)
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| 19903 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Freeman First Name: Maurice M Day: 05 Month: March Year: 1904 County: Price Reel: 322 Record: DX1665 Birth Record Details Last Name: Freeman First Name: Maurice Mathew Day: 05 Month: March Year: 1904 County: Price Reel: DEL Record: SEQ 212 | Freeman, Matthew Maurice (I180289)
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| 19904 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Freeman First Name: Robert Day: 28 Month: August Year: 1892 County: Brown Reel: 16 Record: 2328 | Freeman, Robert (I180292)
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| 19905 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Grogan First Name: Bernard J Day: 28 Month: July Year: 1900 County: Calumet Reel: 26 Record: 2029 | Grogan, Bernard J. (I163952)
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| 19906 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Jourdain First Name: Clement Louis Day: 26 Month: June Year: 1889 County: Winnebago Reel: DEL Record: SEQ 505 | Jourdain, Clement Louis (I159488)
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| 19907 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Krause First Name: Oscar H Day: 21 Month: March Year: 1889 County: Outagamie Reel: 225 Record: 2746 | Krause, Oscar (I154180)
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| 19908 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Krause First Name: Reuben Day: 11 Month: August Year: 1901 County: Outagamie Reel: 229 Record: 2898 | Krause, Rueben (I154185)
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| 19909 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Leitner First Name: Aloysius E Day: 06 Month: February Year: 1903 County: Calumet Reel: 0026 Record: 002973 | Leitner, Alois (I149424)
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| 19910 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Leitner First Name: Marcella M Day: 29 Month: December Year: 1905 County: Calumet Reel: 27 Record: 1117 | Leitner, Marcella (I149420)
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| 19911 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Lex First Name: Hugo J Day: 11 Month: October Year: 1906 County: Calumet Reel: 27 Record: 1438 | Lex, Hugo J. (I97901)
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| 19912 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Newcombe First Name: Catie Day: 29 Month: November Year: 1870 County: Outagamie Reel: 224 Record: 1084 | Newcomb, Catharine (I103155)
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| 19913 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Scanlan First Name: Mary J Day: 20 Month: March Year: 1863 County: Brown Reel: 8 Record: 556 | Scanlan, Mary (I110350)
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| 19914 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Wiechmann First Name: Alice R Day: 09 Month: November Year: 1905 County: Calumet Reel: 0027 Record: 01091 | Wiechman, Alice (I179615)
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| 19915 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Smith First Name: Anton Day: 23 Month: April Year: 1905 County: Outagamie Reel: 0231 Record: 000810 | Smith, Anton (I157202)
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| 19916 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Vanabel First Name: Helen K Day: 03 Month: July Year: 1886 County: Brown Reel: 0013 Record: 002013 | VanAbel, Helen K. "Nell" (I3785)
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| 19917 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Adsit First Name: Dorothy A Day: 22 Month: November Year: 1906 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 1664 Name: Dorothy Annette Adsit Gender: Female Christening Date: Christening Place: Birth Date: 22 Nov 1906 Birthplace: Appleton, Out. Co., Wis. Death Date: Name Note: Race: White Father's Name: Amos E. Adsit Father's Birthplace: Appleton, Wis. Father's Age: Mother's Name: Laura Leberman Mother's Birthplace: Sheboygan, Wis. Mother's Age: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C00326-8 System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy GS Film number: 1305140 Reference ID: p358 n01764 | Adsit, Dorothy A. (I316697)
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| 19918 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bacheller First Name: Mary A Day: 23 Month: January Year: 1885 County: Outagamie Reel: 230 Record: 1929 | Bacheller, Mary (I130400)
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| 19919 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Baker First Name: Anna L Day: 28 Month: January Year: 1907 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 2413 | Baker, Ann Elizabeth (I151797)
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| 19920 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Baker First Name: John Day: 24 Month: June Year: 1905 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 1481 | Baker, John (I91002)
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| 19921 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Baker First Name: Rubie Day: 24 Month: March Year: 1904 County: Outagamie Reel: 230 Record: 2384 | Baker, Ruby (I187179)
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| 19922 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Baker First Name: Ruth Day: 24 Month: March Year: 1904 County: Outagamie Reel: 230 Record: 2383 | Baker, Ruth (I187180)
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| 19923 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Barth First Name: Joseph Day: 26 Month: October Year: 1876 County: Outagamie Reel: 223 Record: 2623 | Barth, Joseph (I170833)
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| 19924 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Burke First Name: Carolin M Day: 17 Month: March Year: 1906 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 2187 | Burke, Caroline Mary (I19859)
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| 19925 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Diehl First Name: Louis C Day: 02 Month: July Year: 1903 County: Calumet Reel: 27 Record: 177 | Diehl, Louis (I108689)
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| 19926 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Diehl First Name: Unnamed Female Day: 09 Month: September Year: 1906 County: Calumet Reel: 27 Record: 1355 | Diehl, Viola (I89362)
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| 19927 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Griesbach First Name: Henry Day: 08 Month: April Year: 1877 County: Outagamie Reel: 223 Record: 943 | Griesbach, Henry (I53448)
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| 19928 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Harper First Name: Rose Day: 06 Month: August Year: 1884 County: Outagamie Reel: 0224 Record: 002491 | Harper, Rose (I148276)
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| 19929 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Jacobs First Name: Agnes H Day: 22 Month: April Year: 1894 County: Brown Reel: 15 Record: 1581 | Jacobs, Agnes (I87929)
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| 19930 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Jacobs First Name: Elizabeth Day: 08 Month: July Year: 1898 County: Brown Reel: 18 Record: 687 | Jacobs, Elizabeth (I87930)
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| 19931 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Jacobs First Name: Frances M Day: 22 Month: October Year: 1904 County: Brown Reel: 19 Record: 2835 | Jacobs, Frances (I87933)
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| 19932 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Jacobs First Name: Peter H Day: 06 Month: July Year: 1895 County: Brown Reel: 16 Record: 740 | Jacobs, Peter (I87932)
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| 19933 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Jansen First Name: Jacob Day: 13 Month: January Year: 1880 County: Outagamie Reel: 224 Record: 1205 | Jansen, John Jacob (I42565)
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| 19934 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Kobussen First Name: Bernard Day: 05 Month: October Year: 1876 County: Brown Reel: 11 Record: 522 | Kobussen, Barney (I33861)
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| 19935 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Krause First Name: Emil D Day: 21 Month: April Year: 1906 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 1326 | Krause, Emil D. (I104018)
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| 19936 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Meidam First Name: Julia M Day: 03 Month: January Year: 1905 County: Outagamie Reel: 230 Record: 2744 | Meidam, Julia Marie (I135202)
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| 19937 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Nackers First Name: Albert Day: 06 Month: February Year: 1888 County: Brown Reel: 16 Record: 1883 | Nackers, Albert Francis (I142708)
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| 19938 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Nackers First Name: Mary Day: 06 Month: July Year: 1889 County: Brown Reel: 16 Record: 1897 | Nackers, Mary Ann (I142707)
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| 19939 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Nackers First Name: Unnamed Male Day: 11 Month: April Year: 1894 County: Brown Reel: 15 Record: 2103 | Nackers, William (I7433)
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| 19940 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Pagel First Name: Ellsie Day: 22 Month: September Year: 1906 County: Brown Reel: 21 Record: 329 | Pagel, Elsie (I162027)
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| 19941 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Stilp First Name: Clemments M Day: 26 Month: October Year: 1898 County: Outagamie Reel: 0228 Record: 001472 | Stilp, Clement (I28791)
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| 19942 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Vandenwynboom First Name: Martin Day: 27 Month: November Year: 1892 County: Outagamie Reel: 0226 Record: 001578 | Wynboom, Martin (I138334)
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| 19943 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Vaughn First Name: Walter E Day: 16 Month: June Year: 1904 County: Outagamie Reel: 0230 Record: 002457 | Vaughn, Walter (I86342)
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| 19944 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Vervoort First Name: Margaret Day: 12 Month: February Year: 1900 County: Wood Reel: 0317 Record: 002239 | VerVoort, Margaret (I112580)
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| 19945 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Ashman First Name: Henry J Day: 22 Month: January Year: 1884 County: Outagamie Reel: 224 Record: 2311 | Ashman, Henry (I163227)
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| 19946 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Ashmann First Name: Emma Day: 02 Month: February Year: 1886 County: Outagamie Reel: 227 Record: 64 | Ashman, Emma (I163228)
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| 19947 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Attendorf First Name: Elizabeth Day: 08 Month: October Year: 1859 County: Ozaukee Reel: 232 Record: 2201 | Altendorf, Elizabeth (I175966)
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| 19948 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Abraham First Name: Theodore F Day: 16 Month: October Year: 1898 County: Outagamie Reel: 228 Record: 1439 | Abraham, Theodore Franklin (I194910)
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| 19949 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Allen First Name: Alice A Day: 19 Month: December Year: 1904 County: Outagamie Reel: 230 Record: 2908 | Allen, Alice (I109971)
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| 19950 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Allen First Name: Dorothy Day: 12 Month: December Year: 1900 County: Outagamie Reel: DEL Record: SEQ 142 | Allen, Dorothy (I329842)
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| 19951 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Appleton First Name: Marie Day: 08 Month: June Year: 1907 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 2721 | Appleton, Maria M. (I3731)
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| 19952 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Ashman First Name: Metha M Day: 31 Month: October Year: 1890 County: Outagamie Reel: 225 Record: 2964 | Ashman, Meta (I163230)
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| 19953 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bartlein First Name: John L Day: 23 Month: May Year: 1906 County: Winnebago Reel: 316 Record: 1327 | Bartlein, Lester (I107920)
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| 19954 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bayer First Name: Carl P Day: 12 Month: December Year: 1885 County: Outagamie Reel: 225 Record: 306 | Bayer, Charles (I33199)
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| 19955 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Behnke First Name: Marlyn D Day: 25 Month: June Year: 1904 County: Waupaca Reel: 305 Record: 729 | Behnke, Marlyn D. (I4817)
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| 19956 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bies First Name: Anna M Day: 07 Month: November Year: 1897 County: Outagamie Reel: 228 Record: 658 | Bies, Anna M. (I187354)
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| 19957 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bies First Name: Nell Day: 13 Month: September Year: 1904 County: Outagamie Reel: 230 Record: 2289 | Bies, Nellie (I74855)
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| 19958 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Biever First Name: Unnamed Male Day: 10 Month: December Year: 1894 County: Ozaukee Reel: 234 Record: 1842 WISCONSIN VITAL RECORDS INDEX | Biever, Michael J. (I97377)
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| 19959 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bissing First Name: John Day: 16 Month: May Year: 1887 County: Outagamie Reel: 225 Record: 1125 | Bissing, John (I19064)
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| 19960 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Block First Name: Clara M Day: 17 Month: March Year: 1877 County: Outagamie Reel: 223 Record: 1035 | Bloch, Clara (I166691)
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| 19961 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Boettcher First Name: Frieda D Day: 12 Month: July Year: 1895 County: Outagamie Reel: 227 Record: 1430 | Boettcher, Frieda (I191955)
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| 19962 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bohm First Name: Richard Day: 30 Month: August Year: 1868 County: Milwaukee Reel: 142 Record: 2956 | Bohm, Richard F. (I166697)
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| 19963 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bohmann First Name: Anton Day: 12 Month: December Year: 1893 County: Calumet Reel: 26 Record: 336 | Bohman, Anthon A. (I116490)
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| 19964 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bongers First Name: John M Day:13 Month: September Year: 1904 County: OutagamieReel: 230 Record:2282 | Bongers, John M. Jr. (I29632)
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| 19965 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bongers First Name: Mary J Day: 13 Month: June Year: 1905 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 478 | Bongers, Maria Johanna (I29631)
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| 19966 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Brill First Name: John Day: 28 Month: January Year: 1873 County: Outagamie Reel: 223 Record: 1894 | Brill, John A. (I17707)
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| 19967 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Brochtrup First Name: Josephine J Day: 06 Month: November Year: 1899 County: Calumet Reel: 26 Record: 1796 | Brochtrup, Josephine (I14065)
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| 19968 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Brochtrup First Name: Peter A Day: 14 Month: August Year: 1897 County: Calumet Reel: 26 Record: 1219 | Brochtrup, Peter A. (I13960)
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| 19969 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bubolz First Name: Esther E Day: 16 Month: JanuaryYear: 1904 County: Outagamie Reel: 230 Record: 1494 Esther born in Cicero 1/16/1904. | Bubolz, Esther (I126175)
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| 19970 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Bubolz First Name: Gordon A Day: 10 Month: September Year: 1905 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 91 Born in Ciicero 5:30 pm. siblings - Wm, Lydia Louise, anna, Julius, Herbert, Edmund, Richard, George, Esther. | Bubolz, Gordon (I126176)
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| 19971 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Campbell First Name: Susanna Day: 22 Month: October Year: 1876 County: Brown Reel: 11 Record: 2419 | Campbell, Susanna (I67099)
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| 19972 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Christofferson First Name: Verna M Day: 28 Month: April Year: 1899 County: Winnebago Reel: 314 Record: 374 | Christofferson, Verna Margarette (I99948)
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| 19973 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Clark First Name: James F Day: 12 Month: June Year: 1854 County: Fond du Lac Reel: 0065 Record: 002496 | Clark, James Jr. (I103199)
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| 19974 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Coenen First Name: Georgianna A Day: 13 Month: December Year: 1902 County: Outagamie Reel: 0230 Record: 000765 | Coenen, Georgina (I78930)
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| 19975 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Coenen First Name: John Day: 13 Month: March Year: 1905 County: Outagamie Reel: 0231 Record: 000505 | Coenen, John Joseph (I78931)
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| 19976 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Colwell First Name: Mary Day: 16 Month: June Year: 1891 County: Brown Reel: 14 Record: 1313 | Colwell, Mary (I317327)
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| 19977 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Conrad First Name: Leonard Day: 30 Month: May Year: 1904 County: Outagamie Reel: 230 Record: 1674 | Conrad, Clarence Leonard (I135580)
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| 19978 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Conrad First Name: Wenil Day: 03 Month: February Year: 1903 County: Outagamie Reel: 0230 Record: 000371 | Conrad, Wenzel C. (I5791)
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| 19979 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Conrad First Name: William Day: 31 Month: May Year: 1879 County: Outagamie Reel: 0224 Record: 000650 | Conrad, William (I5702)
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| 19980 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Cox First Name: Elisabeth Day: 25 Month: March Year: 1874 County: Brown Reel: 11 Record: 580 | Cox, Elizabeth (I6096)
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| 19981 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Creviere First Name: John A Day: 14 Month: August Year: 1886 County: Outagamie Reel: 225 Record: 499 | Creviere, John Alexander (I140575)
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| 19982 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Davis First Name: John E Day: 18 Month: June Year: 1882 County: Brown Reel:16 Record: 2111 | Davis, John E. (I173486)
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| 19983 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Dietzler First Name: John Day: 04 Month: December Year: 1876 County: Outagamie Reel: 223 Record 2430 Name: John Dietzler gender: Male baptism/christening date: baptism/christening place: birth date: 04 Dec 1876 birthplace: Buchanan, Outagamie, Wisconsin death date: name note: race: White father's name: Jacob Dietzler father's birthplace: Germany father's age: mother's name: mother's birthplace: mother's age: indexing project (batch) number: C00323-8 system origin: Wisconsin-EASy source film number: 1305137 reference number: v 1 p 289 | Dietzler, John (I67740)
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| 19984 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Dionne First Name: Mary Day: 05 Month: January Year: 1876 County: Outagamie Reel: 223 Record: 1710 | Dionne, Mary Elizabeth (I131506)
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| 19985 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Driessen First Name: Edward G Day: 20 Month: October Year: 1875 County: Brown Reel: 11 Record: 503 | Driessen, Edward George (I29885)
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| 19986 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Driscoll First Name: John A Day: 25 Month: June Year: 1893 County: Brown Reel: 17 Record: 2150 | Driscoll, John A. (I320326)
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| 19987 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Driscoll First Name: Gerald W Day: 19 Month: September Year: 1897 County: Brown Reel: 17 Record: 1232 | Driscoll, Gerald (I320329)
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| 19988 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Dunsern First Name: Lillian Day: 29 Month: November Year: 1905 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 541 | Dunsirn, Lillian K. (I112463)
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| 19989 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Dunsirn First Name: Edward J Day: 11 Month: September Year: 1907 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 2788 | Dunsirn, Edward J. (I112462)
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| 19990 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Ebben First Name: Theodorus Day: 04 Month: October Year: 1893 County: Outagamie Reel: 226 Record: 2336 | Ebben, Theodore (I43192)
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| 19991 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Egan First Name: Robert A Jr Day: 17 Month: March Year: 1906 County: Brown Reel: 20 Record: 2327 | Egan, Robert Jr. (I322488)
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| 19992 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Faust First Name: Neva M Day: 08 Month: April Year: 1904 County: Outagamie Reel: 230 Record: 2390 | Faust, Neva (I4816)
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| 19993 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Finnegan First Name: George F Day: 07 Month: July Year: 1886 County: Winnebago Reel: 308 Record: 2784 | Finnegan, George Bernard (I4973)
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| 19994 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Foley First Name: John P Day: 17 Month: March Year: 1854 County: Sheboygan Reel: 0273 Record: 000833 | Foley, John P. (I66007)
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| 19995 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Fox First Name: Magdalene C Day: 20 Month: July Year: 1868 County: Brown Reel: 10 Record: 764 In a request to Wisconsin Historical Society for verification of the birth record; Various records found say father is Paul Fox--but differ upon her mothers name. Is her mother Francisca Bartel or is it Barbara Zeitgius? I have found discrepancies on Family Search per your info that is why I ask. All the childs info matches that of being Francisca Bartel as the mother yet LDS claims it is Barbara Zeitgius. That is why I asked you if your records ALSO claims Barbara is the mother. WHS Responded; Interesting. Barbara is the mother listed in the birth record. | Fox, Magdelena (I92169)
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| 19996 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Freeman First Name: George E Day: 20 Month: January Year: 1906 County: Price Reel: 322 Record: DX1664 | Freeman, George (I180288)
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| 19997 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Freeman First Name: Henry Day: 19 Month: September Year: 1887 County: Brown Reel: 13 Record: 2556 | Freeman, Henry (I180303)
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| 19998 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Freeman First Name: Joseph P Day: 16 Month: March Year: 1901 County: Brown Reel: 18 Record: 2502 | Freeman, Joseph (I180290)
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| 19999 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Fritsch First Name: Lillie T Day: 08 Month: November Year: 1906 County: Brown Reel: 21 Record: 1268 Church Record Name: Lillie Theressa Fritsch Birth Date: 8 Nov 1906 Birth Place: Holland,brown, Wisconsin Gender: Female Race: White Father's Name: Charles Fritsch Father's Birth Place: Maple Grove, , Mother's name: Mary Moser Mother's Birth Place: Maple Grove, , FHL Film Number: 1299480 | Fritsch, Lillie Theressa (I29937)
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| 20000 | Birth Record Details Last Name: Gardner First Name: Norman D Day: 01 Month: August Year: 1906 County: Outagamie Reel: 231 Record: 1559 | Gardner, Norman (I83748)
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