Grall, Sophie

Sophie married Gresl, Joseph 19 Jun 1888, Hanover, Washington, Kansas, USA. Joseph was born 24 Feb 1867, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; died 27 Mar 1947, Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery, Whitelaw, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Biography: Abt 1979; Autobiography

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Biography:
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

Elizabeth married Pritzl, Robert Anton 9 May 1916, Whitelaw, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA. Robert (son of Pritzl, Francis S. and Zipperer, Mary) was born 1 Jul 1890, Brillion, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA; died 19 Jan 1978, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; was buried 23 Jan 1978, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Greenville, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Death Record - Civil: 8 Feb 1981; Wisconsin Death Index 1959-1997, Certificate # 004455

Sophia married Griesbach, Alois C. 21 Jun 1921. Alois (son of Griesbach, Jacob and Kreutzberg, Mary) was born 17 Mar 1896, Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 6 Apr 1972, , Broward County, Florida, USA; was buried , St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Greenville, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

Sophia married Griesbach, Alois C. (son of Griesbach, Jacob and Kreutzberg, Mary) [Group Sheet]

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• 1930 Census: 1930, Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA

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1930 Census:
George Gresl 29
Asella Gresl 27
Donald Gresl 5
Paul Gresl 3 [3 11/12]
Jerome Gresl 0

George — Hreutzberg, Asella. Asella was born 30 May 1903; died 24 Aug 1979; was buried , St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 21 Feb 2003; Appleton Post Crescent

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Obituary:
Necedah, Wisconsin Age 86, died Thursday February 20, 2003 at the Hess Memorial Hospital in Mauston. He was born February 11, 1917 in Brillion, to Robert and Elizabeth (Gresl) Pritzl. On May 21, 1940 he was united in marriage to Ardina Van Bakel in Little Chute, Wisconsin. Ray was a contractor and owned Pritzl and Ruscher INC in Appleton for 20 years. After moving to Necedah in 1965, he owned and operated Pritzl Building and Supply INC for another 20 years. Ray was an active member in the community and church. He was a member of the Catholic War Veterans and various other Catholic action work. He also spent much of his time in service at Queen of the Holy Roary Mediatrix of Peace Shrine in Necedah. He is survived by his wife, Ardina, Necedah; six daughters: Mary (Kenneth) Lamers, Fort Myers, Florida; Alice (Bruce) Peeters, Menasha; Carol (Theodore) Bodoh, Peggy (Gilbert Jr.) Saylor, Ann (Leonard) Dorobek and Barbara (Michael) Perry, all of Necedah; 42 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren, four sisters: Sister Lucille Pritzl OSF, Eldora Jiminez, Maria (Ronald) Jezerc and Laverne (Donald) Monyette; six brothers: Julius (Isabell), Robert Jr. (Bernice), Richard (Rita), George (Joan), Victor (Donna), Harold (Dolly), a brother-in-law, Merle Meier and many other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Bernice Meier. Funeral services will be Saturday February 22, 2003 at 11 a.m. at Our Lady of Victory Chapel in Necedah. Father David Sansone will officiate. Burial with Military Honors will follow in the Queen of The Holy Rosary Mediatrix of Peace Cemetery, also in Necedah. Relatives and friends are invited for visitation on Friday, February 21, 2003 from 4-8 p.m. at the Torkelson Necedah Family Funeral Home with a rosary at 7 p.m. Visitation will also be held on Saturday at the funeral home from 9 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. The Torkelson-Necedah Family Funeral Home will be assisting the family with arrangements. In lieu of flowers the family has requested that masses and memorials be given in Raymond's memory
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TOD: OBIT - Pritzl, Raymond J. - Appleton Post-Cresent Online - RJ Pritzl 3/03

Raymond married VanBakel, Ardina Christina 21 May 1940, St. John Catholic Church, Little Chute, Wisconsin, USA. Ardina (daughter of VanBakel, John Leonard and VanDeBurgt, Theodora M.) was born 7 Sep 1919, Little Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 6 Jun 2007, Necedah, Juneau, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Necedah, Juneau, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 4 Dec 2009; Appleton Post Crescent

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Obituary:
Julius Pritzl, age 91, was called home to Jesus on December 2, 2009, at Brewster Village with his loving children at his side. He was born on March 6, 1918, in Greenville, son of the late Robert and Elizabeth (Gresl) Pritzl. On September 24, 1940, he was united in marriage to Isabelle (Driessen) Pritzl, who preceded him in death on March 21, 2006. Julius was a plasterer and mason by trade and ran his own business for more than 30 years. After retirement, Julius and Isabelle spent many hours volunteering at the Thrift Store and attending services at Sacred Heart Catholic Parish in Appleton. Time spent with family and friends was always important to him. He loved playing piano, feeding his birds, trout fishing, deer hunting and enjoying time with his family at their cottage near Mountain. Dad was a loving caregiver to Mom during the many years of her illness.
He is survived by his six children: Gerald (Myra) Pritzl, Darlene (Tom) Ales, Joyce (Tom) Swoboda, Susan Morrison, Allan (friend, Judy Kraft), Nancy (Norbert) Dargelies; seventeen grandchildren: Brian (Mary Beth) Pritzl, Mark (Lori) Pritzl, Amy Pritzl, Aaron (fiancee Michelle Guenette) Pritzl, Tracey (Tim) Rymer, Tammy Howe, Thomas Ales III, Darrin (Pems) Tebon, Barry (Elyse) Tebon, Lisa (Joe) Beauclaire, Angie (Chad) Oler, Corrie Budrick, Beth Pritzl, Michael Pritzl, Paula Dargelies, Monica (fiance Nate Mitchell) Dargelies, and Eric Dargelies; twenty-two great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild. He is further survived by his brothers: George (Joan) Pritzl, Victor (Donna) Pritzl and Harold (Dolly) Pritzl and sisters: Sr. Lucille Pritzl, OSF, Eldora Jimenz, Marie (Ron) Jezerc, Laverne (Don) Monyette, and sisters-in-law: Rita Pritzl, Ruth Locy, Theresa Driessen and Carol Skinkis.
He was preceded in death by his grandson, Jason Uecker; brothers and sisters and their spouses: Ray and Ardina Pritzl, Robert and Bernice Pritzl, Richard Pritzl and Bernice and Merle Meier; brothers-in-law and their spouses: James and Ramona Driessen, Eugene and Dolores Driessen, Leo and Marlene Driessen, David Locy, Richard Driessen and Chet Skinkis.
A Memorial Mass will be held at 12 p.m. on Saturday, December 5, 2009, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 222 E. Fremont St., with the Rev. Robert Karuhn presiding. A gathering of family and friends will be from 10 a.m. until the hour of Mass in the Sacred Heart Room. Inurnment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Greenville. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Brewster Village and to St. Joseph's Food Pantry.
The family wishes to extend a sincere thank you to the very dedicated and loving staff at Brewster Village. We are so grateful to the wonderful caregivers on The Manor - you lovingly cared for Dad with smiles, gentleness and a sense of humor, making his last year enjoyable and comfortable. Dad called you "his angels" and that is what you will always be to our family.
VALLEY FUNERAL HOME 2211 N. Richmond StreetAppleton, WI 54911
Julius Francis Pritzl 3/6/1918 12/2/2009 Post Crescent 12/4/2009 B 7

Julius married Driessen, Isabel Mary 24 Sep 1940, Little Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. Isabel (daughter of Driessen, George Theodore and Hietpas, Rose Catherine) was born 14 Aug 1921, Little Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 21 Mar 2006, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; was buried 24 Mar 2006, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Greenville, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Death Record - Civil: 31 Oct 2008, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
• Obituary: 3 Nov 2008; Appleton Post Crescent

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Death Record - Civil:
Name :Robert E. Pritzl
Birth Date : 11 Nov 1919
Death Date: 31 Oct 2008
Last Residence :53214 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Obituary:
Robert E. Pritzl, 88, passed away Friday, Oct. 31, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton. Bob was born in Greenville, on Nov. 11, 1919, son of the late Robert and Elizabeth (Gresl) Pritzl.
On Sept. 19, 1945, he married Bernice Evers at St. John Catholic Church in Little Chute. Bernice passed away in 2008. Bob worked as a plasterer in the Milwaukee area for many years and enjoyed hunting and fishing on his property along the Wolf River in Fremont, Wis. Bob was proud to have served in the United States Army during World War II.
Bob is survived by his brothers and sisters, Julius Pritzl, Appleton; Sr. Lucille Pritzl, OSF, St. Francis; George (Joan) Pritzl, Appleton; Victor (Donna) Pritzl, Darboy; Eldora Jimenez, El Cajon, Calif.; Marie (Ron) Jezerc, Appleton; Lavern (Don) Monyette, Dyckesville; and Harold (Dolly) Pritzl, Appleton; and a sister-in-law, Rita Pritzl, Appleton. Bob is also survived by Bernice's family, which includes Dorothy (Don) George, Little Chute; Richard Evers, Appleton; Pat Evers, Little Chute.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Bernice; brothers, Richard Pritzl and Raymond (Ardina) Pritzl; a sister, Bernice (Merle) Meier; and in-laws, Theodore Evers, Robert (Marilyn) Evers, Marlene Evers, Isabel Pritzl and Bill Jimenez.
The funeral liturgy for Bob will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 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 Wednesday morning from 9 a.m. until the time of the Mass.
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11/01/2008 APC
Bob Pritzl, Milwaukee, age 88, passed away on Friday, October 31, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton. Funeral services will be held at St. Mary Catholic Church in Greenville, however the final arrangements are pending. A complete notice will appear in the Sunday edition of The Post- Crescent.
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Appleton 920-739-1231
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Robert married Evers, Bernice 19 Sep 1945, St. John Catholic Church, Little Chute, Wisconsin, USA. Bernice (daughter of Evers, Theodore J. and Coopmans, Mary G.) was born 8 Mar 1922, Little Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 11 Jan 2008, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 6 Feb 2008; Appleton Post Crescent

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Obituary:
Richard J. Pritzl, age 86, died Tuesday, February 5, 2008. He was born on July 26, 1921, in Greenville, WI, to the late Robert and Elizabeth (Gresl) Pritzl. Richard was united in marriage to Rita Sturm on November 28, 1944, in Appleton, WI. Richard was a plasterer and a homebuilder by trade and was a veteran of World War II.
He is survived by his wife, Rita Pritzl; nine children: Jean (James) Schricker, Lee Pritzl, Linda (William) Jarzombeck, Eileen (Gary) Van Boxtel, Diane (Vincent) Neumann, James (Jeanne) Pritzl, Theresa (Ralph) Bates, William (Jane) Pritzl, Lisa (Charles) Cook; 22 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren; four sisters: Sister Lucille Pritzl OSF, Eldora Jiminez, Maria (Ronald) Jezerc, Laverne (Donald) Monyette; five brothers: Julius Pritzl, Robert Pritzl Jr., George (Joan) Pritzl, Victor (Donna) Pritzl, Harold (Dolly) Pritzl; and other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Raymond Pritzl; a sister, Bernice Meier; and a daughter-in-law, Margaret Pritzl.
The Mass of Resurrection will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, February 8, 2008, at St. Bernard Catholic Church, 1617 W. Pine Street, Appleton, WI with Fr. Dennis Ryan officiating. Visitation will be at Church from 9 a.m. until time of the service.
In lieu of other expressions of sympathy a memorial fund has been established in his name.
Burial will be at St Joseph Catholic Cemetery in Appleton.
The family would like to give a special thank you to the staff at Manor Care for all the Special care given.
Valley Funeral Home
2211 N. Richmond St.
Appleton, WI 54911
920-733-5435

Richard married Sturm, Rita 28 Nov 1944, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. Rita (daughter of Sturm, George and Schmidt, Elizabeth) was born 28 Nov 1924, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 11 Jul 2016, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Religious Vows: Abt 1941
• Obituary: 7 Dec 2017; APC

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Religious Vows:
Sister of St. Francis of Assisi

Obituary:
Sister of St. Francis of Assisi Lucille Pritzl, 93, formerly Sister Margaret Marie, died December 2, 2017, at St. Francis Convent in Saint Francis, Wis. Born in Greenville, Wis., to Robert and Elizabeth (Gresl) Pritzl, Lucille attended vocational school in Appleton before she entered the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi in 1941.
After professing vows, her first assignment was in the congregation's art department. She then devoted 18 years in domestic work at St. Francis Minor and Major Seminaries, as well as the Archbishop's residence in Milwaukee.
Between 1965 and 2003, Sister Lucille ministered for 25 years at St. Coletta of Wisconsin, Jefferson, as an assistant teacher, child care worker, receptionist, and volunteer. Her years in Jefferson were interrupted for a brief time as a nursing assistant for the congregation. After completing a bachelor's degree in social studies and education, she served as a dorm supervisor and teacher's aide at St. John School for the Deaf from 1973 to 1981. Upon retiring from active ministry in 2003, she volunteered until her full retirement in 2013.
The arts were also an important part of Sister Lucille's life. In 1996 and 2002, she received awards for her paintings. In the winter of 1996, the National Library of Poetry published her poem, "Munificence" in Daybreak on the Land.
Sister Lucille is survived by the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, with whom she shared life for 76 years; a brother, Victor (Donna) Pritzl; a sister, Marie Jezerc; sisters-in-law, Joan and Dorothy (Dolly) Pritzl. She was preceded in death by siblings/in-laws Raymond (Ardina) Pritzl; Julius (Isabelle) Pritzl; Bernice Pritzl; Richard (Rita) Pritzl; George and Harold Pritzl; Ron Jezerc; Eldora (William) Jimenez; Bernice (Merl) Meiers; and LaVerne (Donald) Moyette.
Funeral services were held on December 7, at St. Francis Convent, 3221 S. Lake Dr, Saint Francis WI 53235. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi Memorial Fund would be appreciated.
Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 7, 2017

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• Obituary: 3 Jun 2016; APC

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Obituary:
George Alois Pritzl, age 90, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, May 31, 2016 at his home, surrounded by his family. George was born in Greenville January 12, 1926 to Robert and Elizabeth (Gresl) Pritzl. On November 27th, 1948, he married Joan Wittlin at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Stephensville. They shared 67 years of marriage.
George was a man of integrity. His common sense, knowledge and memory were outstanding. He could repair anything and was a collector of all "good deals"! He ran his own plastering business for 40 plus years and was well respected in that field.
George loved his family and was an avid outdoorsman who loved everything about nature with the possible exception of the squirrels at his bird feeders and the sparrows on his Martin houses. He took pleasure in hunting, fishing and relaxing at his river lot in Fremont.
George is survived by wife Joan Pritzl, his seven children: Jane Pritzl; Thomas (Mary) Pritzl and their daughter, Emily and son, George; Patti (Paul) Siddall and their son, Samuel (Annie) Siddall and daughter, Kate Siddall; Dave Pritzl; Glen Pritzl; Gary Pritzl; Jill Pritzl (Mark Canney) and her son, Jacob Obermeier; Great-Grandchildren, Ella and Avery Siddall. George is also survived by his sister, St. Lucille Pritzl, OSF; brother, Victor (Donna) Pritzl; sister, Marie Jezerc; brother Harold (Dolly) Pritzl and sister-in-law Rita.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Robert and Elizabeth, brothers and spouses, Ray (Ardina) Pritzl; Julius (Isabelle) Pritzl; Robert (Bernice) Pritzl; Richard Pritzl; sisters and spouses, Eldora Jimenz; Bernice (Merle) Meier; Laverne (Don) Monyette and brother in-law Ron Jezerc.
The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday June 6th, 2016 at St. Thomas Moore Catholic Church, 1810 N. McDonald St., Appleton with the Rev. Gerald Falk officiating. Interment will be at St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Greenville. George's family will receive relatives and friends at the church on Monday from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m.
Recognition and special thanks to Father Falk for all his support to George and his family, also to Heartland Home Healthcare and Hospice, most recently Lisa, Elma, Roy.
He was our rock; we loved him and had so much respect for him. He will be dearly missed, and as Dad would say, "Over and out!"
Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from June 3 to June 5, 2016

George married Wittlin, Joan Helen (daughter of Wittlin, James Francis and Lippert, Margaret Frances) [Group Sheet]

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• Tombstone: Holy Angels Catholic Cemetery, Darboy, Wisconsin, USA

Victor married VandenWymelenberg, Donna (daughter of VandenWymelenberg, Elzear A. and Lamers, Martha) [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 9 May 2013; San Diego Union Tribune

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Jimenez, Eldora De Lilles EL CAJON -- Eldora De Lilles Jimenez, 83, of El Cajon, CA passed away peace- fully April 29, 2013 surrounded by her children. A Rosary will be held at Holy Trinity Church on May 10, 2013 at 9:30 am. Her funeral will follow at 10:00 am, with Father Brian officiating. The family will hold a reception celebrating Eldora's life at the Parish Hall after the Mass. Burial will follow at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery in San Diego. Paris-Frederick Mortuary is handling the funeral arrangements. Eldora was born in Greenville, Wisconsin to Robert and Elizabeth Pritzl on July 18, 1929. She moved to Washington, D.C. and then to Germany where she worked for the government (CIA) and met her future husband. After getting married in 1956, Eldora came to California, living first in the San Francisco area and then Los Angeles county and then moved to El Cajon in 1969. She was extremely active in the Holy Trinity Young Ladies Institute (YLI) and sang in the Parish choir, among other choirs, for several years. Eldora had an extremely active social life and loved to travel, both in the United States and internationally. Eldora was preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Elizabeth; four brothers Raymond, Julius, Robert and Richard; a sister Bernice Meier; and her husband, William Jimenez. She is survived by her brothers, George, Victor and Harold Pritzl; her sisters Sister Lucille Pritzl, Marie Jezerk, Laverne Monyette; daughters Katherine Jimenez, Joan Maloney, Julie Nelson (husband Brad) and Maria Quintana (husband Mike); son William Jimenez (wife Nanci); nine grandchildren Dylan Grant (wife Misty), Hollis Maloney, Misty Rivera, Cassandra and Ryan Jimenez, Cori and Lauren Nelson, Isabella and Alexandra Quintana; a great-granddaughter Ellason Grant, her in-laws, many loving nieces and nephews, and a multitude of friends. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Melanoma Research Fondation, PO Box 759329, Baltimore, MD 21275-9329 or online at http://www. melanoma.org/.

Eldora married Jimenez, William J. Aft 1952. William (son of Jimenez, UnknownM and Unknown, UnknownF) was born 13 Feb 1934, San Juan Capistrano, Orange, California, USA; died 15 Apr 1995, El Cajon, San Diego, California, USA. [Group Sheet]

Maria married Jezerc, Ronald C. [Group Sheet]

Bernice — Meier, Merle G.. [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 4 Jan 2014; Appleton Post Crescent

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Lavern Pritzl Monyette died early Thursday morning, January 2, 2014 at a Milwaukee area care center. Lavern was born March 26, 1934, daughter of the late Robert and Elizabeth (Gresl) Pritzl. On May 10, 1957, she married Donald Monyette at Sacred Heart Church in Appleton; Don preceded her in death in the fall of 2010.
In her younger years, Lavern enjoyed sewing and knitting, and later grew to love to take walks and bake. For many years she worked as a secretary at a variety of businesses. Don and Lavern loved to travel, and visited many states including Hawaii and Alaska. They also visited Canada, Aruba, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Scotland, England, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg, France, Italy, Germany, and Czechoslovakia. As much as anything, she enjoyed the move she and Don made to their retirement home on the shores of Green Bay in 1999. There she loved to relax and spend time with loved ones and friends.
Lavern is survived by her four loving children: Cheryl (Chuck) D'Amico of Mequon and their children Stephen and Lauren; Michelle (Brian) Sweetland of Mequon and their children Maria, Christopher, and Jared; Mark (Sarah) Monyette of Atlanta and their children Alain, Russell, and Seth; and Tom (Melissa) Monyette of York, South Carolina and their children Elyse, Joselle, and E.B. She also leaves behind her brothers and sisters: Lucille Pritzl OSF of St. Francis; George (Joan) Pritzl of Appleton; Victor (Donna) Pritzl of Darboy; Marie (Ron) Jezerc of Appleton; Harold (Dolly) Pritzl of Appleton; and a brother-in-law: Merl Meier of Springfield, Illinois. Lavern was preceded in death by her parents, husband Don, and siblings Julius (Isabel) Pritzl, Bob (Bernice) Pritzl, Ray (Ardina) Pritzl, Bernice Meier, and Eldora Jamenez.
A memorial service for Lavern will be held at 10:30 AM on Friday, January 10, 2014 at ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH, 410 W. Lawrence Street in Appleton with Fr. Jim Leary officiating. Lavern will join Don when she is buried on the Monyette plot at St. Joseph Cemetery in Appleton. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday morning from 9:00 AM until the time of the service.
Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. Memorial contributions may be directed to the Greater Wisconsin Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association .
Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Jan. 3 to Jan. 5, 2014

Laverne married Monyette, Donald 10 May 1957. Donald was born 16 Sep 1935; died 9 Oct 2010, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 25 Oct 2016; APC

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Family History Researcher:
researcher on PRITZL Family email rpritzl@strato.net

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Harold A. Pritzl, 80, passed away on Tuesday, October 25, 2016 at Rennes.
Harold was born on November 8, 1935 to Robert and Elizabeth (Gresl) Pritzl in Greenville. On April 27, 1960 he was united in marriage to Dorothy "Dolly" Lamers in Wrightstown. He served in the Army Reserves from 1958 until 1964. Harold had his own plastering business after working for his brother George for many years. He enjoyed fishing and hunting in his leisure time. Harold was a lifetime member of the MacDowell Male Chorus and a charter member of St. Bernard Catholic Church.
Harold is survived by his wife Dolly, children; Gwen (Scott) Rammer, Greg (Julie) Pritzl, Karen (Tod) Turkow, Joe (Jo) Pritzl, Chris (Tina) Pritzl, grandchildren; Andy Rammer, Katie (Derek) Baker, Daniel Rammer, Elizabeth Rammer, Adam, Rachel, Emily, Ben Pritzl, Ryan, Megan, Alex Turkow, Jamie and Kevin Pritzl, Ty and Vienna Pritzl, a great granddaughter, Arabelle Baker, sisters; Lucille Pritzl, OSF, Marie Jezerc, and a brother Victor (Donna) Pritzl, sisters-in-law; Joan Pritzl, Bonnie Lamers, and Dorothy Lamers, brother-in-law, Frank (Lois) Lamers, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Harold was preceded in death by his parents, siblings; Ray (Ardina) Pritzl, Julius (Isabelle) Pritzl, Robert (Bernice) Pritzl, Richard (Rita) Pritzl, Eldora Jimenez, Bernice (Merle) Meier, Laverne (Don) Monyette, Ron Jezerc, George Pritzl, brothers-in-law, Roger Lamers and Dan Lamers.
The funeral liturgy will be held on Friday, October 28, 2016 at 11:00 AM at ST BERNARD CATHOLIC CHURCH, 1617 Pine St. with Fr. Dennis Ryan officiating. A time of visitation will be held on Friday from 9:00 AM until the time of the service at the Church. Interment will be in the St. Mary Cemetery in Greenville.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. The family would like to extend their sincere thanks to the Rennes staff and Theda Care at Home Hospice.

Harold married Lamers, Dorothy (daughter of Lamers, Peter and Fox, Catherine A. "Kitty") [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: Aft 22 Jul 2014; Appleton Post Crescent

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Roman J. Griesbach, age 91, of Appleton, passed away at Grand Horizons in Appleton on Tuesday, July 22, 2014. He was born at home in Greenville on September 3, 1922, the eldest son of ten children to the late Alois C. and Sophia T. (Gresl) Griesbach. On June 16, 1949 he married his wife of 60 years, the late Lorraine M. Griesbach (Schwalbach). Roman was a founding member of St. Bernadette Catholic Church and set the example of faith in practice for his family. His lifetime highlight was to entertain common folk with the accordion while singing and dancing, for which he earned the Janet Berry Community Service Award. He excelled in producing fine carpentry in many Appleton homes and was proud of his remodeling profession.
Roman is survived by his son: Daniel (Cynthia) Griesbach of Colorado Springs, CO; grandchildren: Jacob (Catherine) Griesbach, Mara Deering and Amanda (Jon) Kolman; great-grandchildren: Rowan Deering and Ethan Griesbach; brother Russell (Laurie) Griesbach and sister Joan (Norman) Jantzen.
The funeral liturgy for Roman will be at 11:00 am on Tuesday, July 29, 2014, at ST. BERNADETTE PARISH, 2331 E. Lourdes Drive, Appleton. A time of visitation will be held on Tuesday at 10:00 am until the time of mass. Fr. Donald Zuleger will be presiding. The burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, Appleton. Online condolences can be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com.
The family extends special thanks to the staff at Grand Horizons and Southern Care Hospice for their exceptional and compassionate care.
Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from July 23 to July 27, 2014

Roman married Schwalbach, Lorraine 6 Jun 1949, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. Lorraine (daughter of Schwalbach, George and Vanderwegen, Mabel) was born 3 May 1930, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 27 Apr 2010, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

Mildred married Sigl, Norbert Aft 1942. Norbert (son of Sigl, William and Kuehne, Marie) was born 29 Apr 1922; died 7 Jun 1995. [Group Sheet]

Harold married Williamson, Dorothy (daughter of Williamsen, George J. and Pawlowski, Julianna) [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 29 Mar 2005; Appleton Post Crescent

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Gerald R. Griesbach "Jerry" of Austin, TX, age 79, passed away on Thursda y, March 24 in Austin, TX. He was born on December 21, 1925 in Green-vill e. to the late Alois Griesbach and Sophia (Gresl) Griesbach. He was marri ed to Tita Guizar in Mexico City, Mexico, July 6, 1964. He was owner of Gr iesbach Chevrolet in Hortonville for 30 years before moving to Austi n, TX where he operated Griesbach Properties. Jerry was a veteran and serv ed during the Korean War. He was a member of the 4th Degree Catholic Nigh ts of Columbus and a member of St. Theresa's Catholic Church, Austin, T X. Jerry had a love for flying and his family.
He is survived by his wife Tita (Guizar), Austin, TX; and his three daught ers: Grace (Dillon) Bond, Los Angeles, CA; Monica Griesbach, New York, N Y; Margie (Paco) Abundis Griesbach, Mexico City, Mexico; and two granddaug hters: Lara Bond and Emelia Abundis. He is further survived by his brother s: Roman (Lorraine) Griesbach, Appleton; Donald (LaVern) Griesbach, Horton ville; Russell (Laurie) Griesbach, Appleton; and sisters: Sally (Frank) Ha rdy, Hortonville; and Joan (Sam) Jansen, Tehachapee, CA; sisters-in-law: D orothy Griesbach and Evelyn Griesbach and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, a twin brother, Harold, brother s: Orville and LeRoy, a sister, Mildred Sigl, and in-laws: Norbert Sigl, E unice and Marlene Griesbach.
A funeral mass was held at St. Theresa's Catholic Church, Austin, Texas. I nternment will be at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Greenville. Memorial f or Jerry will be at a later date.

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• Obituary: 17 Apr 2008; Appleton Post Crescent

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Celestine Griesbach 3/14/1928 4/15/2008 Post Crescent 4/17/2008 C 5

Celestine married Hardy, Frances 29 Jun 1948. Frances (son of Hardy, Thomas Clement and Klatt, Cecelia) was born 28 Oct 1922, Ellington, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 27 Mar 2011, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery, Stephensville, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Death Record - Civil: 2 Apr 1989

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Death Record - Civil:
Name: Leroy H Griesbach
Death: 2 Apr 1989 - Outagamie
Name: Leroy H Griesbach
Residence: 1930 - Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin

Leroy married Luethge, Eunice Aft 1949. Eunice was born Abt 1931; died 5 Apr 1974; was buried Aft 5 Apr 1974, St. Nicholas Catholic Cemetery, Freedom, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

Leroy married VandeHey, Marileen 31 Oct 1981, , Calumet County, Wisconsin, USA. Marileen (daughter of VandeHey, Henry and Kerkhoff, Petronella) was born 28 Dec 1925, Wrightstown, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 16 Aug 1997, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Sacred Heart Cemetery, Sherwood, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 12 Jun 2008; Appleton Post Crescent

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Donald Griesbach, age 74, of Hortonville, died, on Tuesday, June 10, 2008, at Appleton Medical Center with his family by his side. Don was born on November 11, 1933, son of the late Alois and Sophia (Gresl) Griesbach. On May 19, 1953, Don married LaVerne Luniak at Holy Angels Catholic Church in Darboy.
He was a past Grand Knight for Knights of Columbus, also 4th Degree member of Knights of Columbus. He was a long time Civic Club Member in Greenville. Don was a loving husband, father and grandfather. He worked as a farmer and carpenter and enjoyed his cottage at Pickerel Lake and spending time with his grandchildren. Don made friends everywhere he went and always had a new (some times old) joke for everyone. He was loved by all and will be greatly missed. He enjoyed volunteering at St. Vincent after he retired.
Don is survived by his wife LaVerne; his children: David Griesbach, Richard Griesbach, Douglas (Rene) Griesbach, Lou Ann (Paul) Schroeder, Patricia (Steve) Ninneman, Michael (Sandra) Griesbach, Kevin Griesbach, Diane (Wayne) Retzlaff and Randy (Kim) Griesbach; 26 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; his brothers: Russell (Laurie) Griesbach and Roman (Loraine) Griesbach; a sister, Joan (Sam) Jansen; sisters-in-law: Dorothy Griesbach, Evy Griesbach, Tita Griesbach, Elaine (Vern) Garvey, and Betty VandenBerg; brothers-in-law: Frank Hardy and Anton (Delilah) Luniak. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Besides his parents, Don is preceded in death by a son Kenny; brothers: Orville, LeRoy (Eunice), Harold, and Gerald; sisters: Mildred (Norbert) Sigl, Sally Hardy; brothers-in-law: Robert Jansen, Gordon Luniak and Alvin Luniak.
The Funeral Mass for Donald will be held on Friday, June 13, 2008, at 4 p.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Greenville with Fr. Mark Vander Steeg officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday from 12 p.m. until the time of the service.
The family would like to extend a thank you to Dr. Guenther and staff at Martha Siekman Center and the caring people on 2nd and 3rd floor, and Hospice of Appleton Medical Center.
Borchardt & Moder
Funeral Home
109 W. Main St.
Hortonville 920-779-4588
www.borchardtmoder
funeralhomes.com

Donald married Luniak, LaVerne Mary 19 May 1953, Holy Angels Catholic Church, Darboy, Calumet, Wisconsin. LaVerne (daughter of Luniak, Anthony and Kuepper, Laura A.) was born 5 Apr 1934, Darboy, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA; died 24 Oct 2024, Hortonville, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

Russell — Walter, Laurel. [Group Sheet]

Joan — Jantzen, Norman. [Group Sheet]

Orville married Smith, Evelyn Katherine Abt 1955. Evelyn was born 16 Nov 1933; died 09 Jul 2025. [Group Sheet]

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• Military Service: Between 10 Sep 1945 and 27 Nov 1946; WWII - US Army
• Obituary: 9 Dec 2007; Appleton Post Crescent

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Military Service:
Name:Donald Gresl
Gender:Male
Birth Date:28 Jun 1924
Death Date:7 Dec 2007
Branch 1:ARMY
Enlistment Date 1:10 Sep 1945
Release Date 1:27 Nov 1946

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Donald R. Gresl, 83, Black Creek, passed away Friday, Dec. 7, 2007, at Franciscan Care Center in Appleton. He was born June 28, 1924, to the late George and Estellsa (Kreutzberg) Gresl in Cato. Don served in the U.S. Army during World War II. On Aug. 7, 1948, he was united in marriage to Elaine Schroeder. Together they farmed in Black Creek until his retirement. She preceded him in death Oct. 24, 1986. Don was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Black Creek. Don was very active as a volunteer for the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts of Black Creek. There weren't many things Don could not build with his own hands. He enjoyed traveling, especially to Branson, playing sheepshead, buying and selling antiques and was a huge Packers fan. Don also enjoyed family gatherings and spending time with his grandchildren.
Survivors include his children, Robert (Donna) Derus, Appleton; Roger (Kim) Delfosse, Oshkosh; Theresa (Scott Bork) Delfosse, Neenah; grandchildren, Bobbie (Butch) Heagle, Brett (Erin) Derus, Billie Jean (Jeremy) Barth, Matt (Dalynn) Sprotte, Chris Sprotte, Brianna Bork, Eros Dahl, George Dahl, Chris Delfosse, Gary (Billie Jo) Doxtator, Kelly Doxtator; great-grandchildren, Maria, Cole, Caleb, Christian, Keaton, Spencer, Devanee. He is further survived by special friend, Marie Seehafer, Black Creek; his brother, Jim Gresl, Grand Chute; brother-in-law, Glenn (Dottie) Schroeder, Freedom; sisters-in-law, Rita (Lawrence) Petersen, Appleton; Irene (Robert) Van Hoof, Freedom; Phyllis Schroeder, Appleton; Margaret Gresl, Appleton; and numerous nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, George and Estellsa (Kreutzberg) Gresl; his wife, Elaine; brother, Paul Gresl; sister-in-law, Betty Gresl; brother-in-law, Robert Schroeder.
Friends may call at the Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour, on Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2007, from 4 to 8 p.m. Visitation will continue at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Black Creek, on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2007, from 10 a.m. until the Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. with Father Theodore Hendricks officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Parish Cemetery.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.
boettcherfuneralhomes.com.

Donald married Schroeder, Elaine Aft 1944. Elaine (daughter of Schroeder, Alvin Henry and Schwalbach, Wilhelmina) was born 9 Feb 1926, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 24 Oct 1986. [Group Sheet]

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• Social Security Applications and Claims Index: Abt May 1942

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Social Security Applications and Claims Index:
Name: Paul Conrad Gresl
[Paul C Gresl]
SSN: 397168929
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth Date: 22 Apr 1926
Birth Place: Manitowac MA, Wisconsin
Death Date: 24 Jul 1989
Father: George Gresl
Mother: Aslla Hreutzberg
Type of Claim: Original SSN.
Notes: May 1942: Name listed as PAUL CONRAD GRESL; 01 Aug 1989: Name listed as PAUL C GRESL

Paul married Bloy, Margaret 1 Oct 1949. Margaret (daughter of Bloy, Adolph and Mueller, Johanna Caterina "Hannah") was born 29 Oct 1922, Harrison, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA; died 25 Aug 2017, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

Mary married Lamers, Kenneth (son of Lamers, Arthur H. and Berg, Leone) [Group Sheet]

Alice married Peeters, Bruce Mark (son of Peeters, Carl Kelly and Becher, Irene J.) [Group Sheet]

Carol married Bodoh, Theodore (son of Bodoh, Clair John and Schmit, Anna Mary) [Group Sheet]

Peggy married Saylor, Gilbert Jr. [Group Sheet]

Ann married Dorobek, Leonard [Group Sheet]

Barbara married Perry, Michael [Group Sheet]

Living — Uecker, Living. [Group Sheet]

Living — Wichman, Living. [Group Sheet]

Living — Morrison, Living. [Group Sheet]

Gerald married Unknown, Myra [Group Sheet]

Darlene married Ales, Thomas M. Jr. (son of Ales, Thomas M. Sr. and Jensen, Mary) [Group Sheet]

Joyce — Tebon, Dale. [Group Sheet]

Joyce married Swoboda, Tom [Group Sheet]

Nancy married Westenberger, Living [Group Sheet]

Nancy married Dargelies, Norbert [Group Sheet]

Lee married VandenBoom, Margaret A. (daughter of VandenBoom, Alfred S. and Alger, Virl E.) [Group Sheet]

Cheryl married D´amico, Chuck [Group Sheet]

Michelle married Sweetland, Brian [Group Sheet]

Mark married Wheeler, Sarah [Group Sheet]

Gregory — Koffarnus, Julie. (daughter of Koffarnus, Ralph and Lau, Dorothy A.) [Group Sheet]

Thomas married Riehl, Denise (daughter of Riehl, Ralph Gordon and Unknown, UnknownF) [Group Sheet]

Mary married Breuning, Ron [Group Sheet]

John married Coenen, Wendy Sue [Group Sheet]

Duane married Behle, Lauren (daughter of Behle, Robert and Springstroh, Melda) [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 1 Nov 1968; Appleton Post Crescent

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Obituary:
Jennifer Bodoh 10/31/1968 Post Crescent 11/1/1968 B 11

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• Obituary: 1 Dec 1987; Appleton Post Crescent

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Tiffany married McHugh, Brian (son of McHugh, James Patrick and Poole, Sherie Lynn) [Group Sheet]