- Man tossed from pick-up, pedestrian struck by car add to rising death toll. A 24-years old man was killed Thursday when his pickup tru ck drove off U.S.41 and rolled over several times. Ryan P.Weyenberg of Green Bay was thrown from his vehicle and landed in the ditch. He was pronounced dead at the scene. According to the Brown County Sheriff's Department, Weyenberg was southbound on U.S.41 about 4:15 a.m.when he lost control of his truck, drove into the west ditch and rolled over. The truck crossed the west frontage road before coming to rest in front of Valley Unit Step Inc., 1472 U.S.41. Weyenberg was alone in his truck when it crashed.
Green Bay Press-Gazette, October 07, 2000:
Weyenberg, Ryan "Julio", 24, 2808 Woodhaven Circle, De Pere, died Thursday, Oct.5, 2000 as the result of an automobile accident. The son of Lyle Weyenberg and Kristine Binish was born January 29, 1976 in Green Bay. Ryan graduated from Freedom High School. He was employed by A&A Fire and Security as an electronic technician, Green Bay, and was also a full-time student at NWTC. Ryan enjoyed golfing, hunting, fishing, playing darts and country western music. Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Kristine and Thomas Binish, Freedom, his father Lyle Weyenberg, Freedom, a son, Zachery Taylor, Freedom, two brothers, Brad (Shelley ), Freedom, Kevin (special friend Leah), Stevens Point, a stepbrother, Lane, De Pere, three stepsisters, Rayna (Rich) Hwynn and their daughter Kiana, Lynwood, Wash, Brittany (Todd) Dickey, Chicago, Athena (Douglas) Luxem, East Lansing, special friend Michelle Diemel, Freedom, maternal grandfather, Joseph Simons, Freedom, paternal grandparents Orville and Margie Weyenberg, Freedom, uncles, Keith (Sherry) Simons, Freedom, Kim (Julie) Simons, Kaukauna, Ron (Donna) Sprister, Seymour, Rick (Ann) Weyenberg, Freedom, Dave (Gayle) Weyenberg, Freedom, aunts, Joni Conrad, Freedom, Kari (Jeff) Sietz, Darboy, Amy (Gary) Hodkiewicz, Shawano, Cathy Vandenberg, Appleton, Mary (Paul) Jochman, Freedom, and step-grandparents, Thomas and Theresa Binish, De Pere. Friends may call at Ryan Funeral Home, 305 N. Tenth St ., De Pere on Sunday from 4 to 9 p.m. Prayer service at 7 p.m. conducted by Pastor Greg Watling. Visitation will continue on M onday at St.Nicholas Church, Freedom from 9 to 10:30 a.m. M ass of Christian burial at 10:30a.m. Monday at the chur ch with Father Dennis Ryan officiating, Burial in the church ce metery.
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