Obit Entry

Just want to extend my sympathies. I've known Candace since our kids were little. Heather is a neighbor. My deepest sympathies and prayers to the entire family.

Extending our sympathies to all of you on the loss of your Dad, Grandfather or brother. Louis was always the comedian at any event and would bring so many laughs to a party. He will be missed. May he rest in peace. God Bless.

Lou was a kind man with an amazing voice. We enjoyed his company at many Seder’s and will miss his wisdom and humor.

Chris was my only sibling, my big sister. We shared a bedroom until I was 16. Needless to say, no one knew me quite as well as Chris. I have so many vivid early childhood memories of us together. She was my protector, as well as my teacher. There are so many things that might

I have the fondest memories of Darby. I will cherish my hours with her and our shared love of old TV shows, our trip to Alaska and her observation of the human character. Her love for animals only showed her huge compassion for those who share unconditional love. She will be missed. Love from, the

Chrissy/ fluff muffin was a dear friend since 1996 when she bought the house next door to me on Lyon street in Milwaukee, we became friends right away being chrissy loved to go on adventures and go shopping! When I met Chrissy she had her pekiness angel and chihuahua tiny, chrissy was the female version

Dear Monie, I heard from Brooke Bourne about Darby. So sorry to hear. Of course you know of our long family connection. Darby was always so sweet to me. One of my treasures is a tiny perfume bottle with silver filigree and a turquoise top that she gave me when I was very little. She

Uncle Don was always friendly and happy. He never had a bad word to say about anyone. He was the epitome of being nice. He was devoted to his wife of 54 years Aunt Carol and his church. At every holiday he was hard at work either helping cook, or wash the dishes, he was

Hard to imagine Don is not with you with his ready smile and generous personality. We have such fond memories from getting his AAA trip tik to use on our honeymoon through Canada to the many Sunday walks to Holy Rosary, we will always be glad we knew him. What will the Wild Rose HS

Uncle Don was a kind and giving person, always full of happiness and joy. He had a quick mind and a fun-loving wit. I very much enjoyed bantering with him. I will never forget his encouraging laugh. I wish we had visited him, and his beautiful wife Carol, more often. The emptiness his passing leaves