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	Daniel L. Geske May 13, 1930 ~ February 22, 2025 Daniel L. Geske, age 94, passed away peacefully on Saturday, February 22, 2025. He was born to Edward and Etta (McDermid) Geske on May 13, 1930. Daniel was a graduate of Kaukauna High School Class of 1948. While in high school, Dan was an avid boxer and earned the nickname “Muscles.” After graduating, he served his country in the US Navy from 1951-1955 aboard the USS Essex Epic. On June 21, 1958, Daniel married the love of his life, Mary Ann Schroeder, at the Kaukauna Methodist Church and together they raised 3 wonderful children. Dan was employed as a plate maker at Thilmany’s for many years before retiring in 1989. He had a passion for the outdoors and enjoyed spending his time hunting and fishing, especially muskie fishing and sturgeon spearing. He was an active member of the Appleton Masonic Lodge 349. Daniel and Mary Ann enjoyed spending their summers up north in Eagle River as well as the 2 months they spent in Florida every year. One of his and Mary Ann’s most cherished memories were their daily breakfast dates and car rides. In his later years, he enjoyed watching westerns and listening to polkas. Above all else, family was the most important to Daniel and he loved spending time with his children and grandchildren and the amazing memories they made over the years will live on forever through his family. Daniel is survived by his loving wife, Mary Ann Geske; children: Tom (Colleen) Geske, Kaukauna, Cindy (Tom) Brick, Kaukauna, and Sarah (Bill) Berken, Kaukauna; grandchildren: Christy (Ryan) Hungerford, Chad Geske, Austin Brick, Jonathon Brick, and Kiley (fiancé Evan Gilbert) Berken; great grandchildren: Taycen Hungerford, Adalie Hungerford, Ryker Geske, and Teagan Geske. He is further survived by his sister-in-law, Nancy Eick; special nephew, Dan Schubring, and numerous other nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents: Edward and Etta; in laws: Herman and Hilda Schroeder; sister, Gloria (George) Schubring; brothers and sisters-in-law: Melvin (Beatrice) Schroeder, Carl (Rita) Schroeder, Larry (Bev) Schroeder, Richard Schroeder, Millie (Jack) Verhasselt, Lucille (Greg) Southwell, and Mae (Bob) Gallagher. A Memorial Service for Daniel will be held on Monday, March 3, 2025 at 12:00 p.m., at Verkuilen-Van Deurzen Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna. Visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m. at the funeral home and will continue until the time of the service. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund will be established at a later date. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the Cherry Meadows Hospice staff, especially Nurse Tiffany.	Daniel Lee Geske	22 Mar 2025
	Mark S. De Groot May 25, 1952 ~ February 21, 2025 Mark S. De Groot, age 72, of Appleton, WI, passed away peacefully at St. Elizabeth Hospital on February 21, 2025. Mark was born on May 25, 1952 to Joanne and Lawrence De Groot, Kimberly, WI. Mark was always a cup half full kind of guy. He was an avid Packers fan. He loved camping and the outdoors, playing guitar, sitting by a bonfire listening to classic rock and listening to the Beatles Brunch on the radio every Sunday. He was employed at Appleton Papers, Combined Locks Mill for many years, and did other side jobs to keep busy. He will be remembered as an amazing father and best friend, and for his sense of humor at the most inappropriate times that would bring light and laughter to every situation. He is survived by 4 daughters: Tara (Jim) Burkhart, Rachel (David) Osterling, Carrie (Travis) Owen, and Misty De Groot; sister, Kris (Don) Van Roy; 2 brothers: Mike De Groot and Jon De Groot; 6 grandchildren: Maya and Ian Osterling, Kyle Karhu, Andi Arrowood, Nathan Miller, and Kaeson King. He is also survived by his long-time love, Pauline Schierland and her son, Josh Mocarski. He is preceded in death by his parents: Joanne (Lueck) and Lawrence De Groot; and brother, Larry (Pud) De Groot.	Mark S DeGroot	22 Mar 2025
	Donald “Ris” Ristau, 86, passed away on Saturday March 1, 2025, at Country Villa Assisted Living in Little Chute with his long-time companion, Elaine Ven Rooy, by his side. He was born on July 2, 1938, the second son of Alfred G. and Helen (Martens) Ristau. Don worked in the construction business for several years with Romenesko Developments and later for Novak Decorating. He was proud of his ‘Ristau Retreat’ home he built in 1980 on the banks of the Fox River, where he enjoyed the ever-changing view of nature and wildlife, while tinkering with its upkeep and improvements. In his younger years, he worked with his father and uncles in the jukebox and slot machine business. Television watching consisted of Badgers, Brewers and Packers, or one of 635 episodes of Marshal Matt Dillon in Gunsmoke. He enjoyed just sitting by his Ristaucrat Dial-O-Matic machine listening to his 45 rpm records. He looked forward to his Hilltop Bakery long johns and A&W root beer. He was a bit shy and a bit quiet, and he was funny, often accompanied by an easy smile. He was also known to get into “minor mischief” with his lifetime best friend Don Van Grinsven, who survives. Ris and Elaine wintered at their condo in Naples, Florida at Westgate at Imperial Golf Estates since 1999. With friends Gary and Linda Brick, they cruised Hawaii, Alaska, Virgin Islands, Caribbean, Panama Canal, and Canada. He is survived by his sister Mary LaRock, nieces Mara LaRock and Carie (Craig) Allen, as well as great nieces Savannah and August Allen, all from Minnesota, and Elaine Ven Rooy. He joins his brother David, his brother-in-law David LaRock and parents who preceded him. Private services and interment will be held at Highland Memorial Park. Appreciation goes to the staff of Country Villa in Little Chute and especially Moments Hospice for their compassion, support and guidance	Donald Ristau	22 Mar 2025
	Patricia E. Schaefer September 3, 1942 ~ March 13, 2025 82 Years Old Patricia "Pat" Edna (Feldkamp) Schaefer, age 82, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Thursday, March 13, 2025. She was born on September 3, 1942, daughter of the late Bernard and Vera (Kerkoff) Feldkamp. A lifetime resident of Kaukauna, on August 29, 1970, she married Bob Schaefer at St. Mary's Church celebrating 54 years of marriage. Pat enjoyed passing on her joy of gardening and travelling to her grandchildren, reading, and watching old VHS tapes of her favorite shows. She loved attending her grandchildren's sporting and school events and supporting her son's passion for coaching volleyball. She cherished her time in Princeton with her extended family, shopping and eating lunch with her daughter and grandchildren and fishing with her husband. She and Bob are especially thankful for all of the fun times they had with their close friends surrounded by a bonfire. Many embellished stories were also told with additional friends sitting on stools at Jerry Kamp's Bar. One of her fondest memories of her extensive times travelling was taking Bob to the West Coast on a three-week tour of National Parks. Pat is survived by her husband, Bob Schaefer; daughter Diane Nushart (Toby); son Brian; grandchildren Charlie and Ashley Nushart; sister Mary Ann (Ted Vahovius); sisters-in-law Shirley Vanderloop, Bev Hess and Debbie Vandenberg and many other family and friends. She was preceded in death by her in-laws Cletus and Betty (Siebers) Schaefer; sisters Elaine and Carol (Jim) Van Rossum; brothers Roger (Rose) Feldkamp and Cletus (Mary Anne) Feldkamp; brother-in-laws Allen Vanderloop, Bob Hess and Ron Vandenberg; nephew Todd Feldkamp and niece Lori Vanderloop. Funeral services will be held at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 18th, 2025 at St. Katharine Drexel-St. Mary’s Site, 119 W. 7th Street, Kaukauna. Visitation will begin at the church at 9:00 a.m. until the time of the Mass. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com.	Patricia Edna Feldkamp	21 Mar 2025
	Diane M. Beahm August 18, 1952 ~ March 13, 2025 72 Years Old Diane Marie Beahm of Kaukauna passed away peacefully with her family by her side on Thursday, March 13, 2025. She was born on August 18, 1952 to the late Rosella and James Verbeten. On August 25,1972 she married the late Jim Beahm at Trinity Lutheran Church in Kaukauna. Diane enjoyed reading, camping and going on day trips to Door County. She was known for her incredible cooking, whether it be her delicious spaghetti, barbeque sauce, or Christmas candy. There was nothing that made Diane happier than spending time with her family; they were her whole world. She never failed to tell her children and grandchildren just how proud she was of them. She was always there for her family whenever they needed her and went above and beyond to support her family in everything they did. Diane is survived by her children: Mark (Sarah) Beahm, Jennifer (Eric) Schneider, and Lisa (Scott) Parker, grandchildren: Paige and Brooke Beahm, Casey, Annabel and Mason Schneider, Peyton, Avery and Olivia Parker; sisters and brothers: Debbie (Ken) Vander Heiden, Donna Otte, Shari Johnson and Karen Verbeten, Tom Verbeten, Tim Verbeten and Terry (Lisa) Verbeten, her in-laws Cheryl (Jim) Van Stiphout and Pat Brault, as well as many other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. She is reunited in heaven with her loving husband Jim Beahm; her younger sister Sheila Novachich, parents, George Otte (brother-in-law), Lori Beahm (sister-in-law), and Leon Brault (brother-in-law). A mass of Christian burial will be held at 11:30 am on Thursday, March 20, 2025 at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna. Visitation will take place at the church on Thursday from 9:30 am until the time of service. Diane’s family would like to extend their deep gratitude and thanks to the staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital and St. Paul Elder Services for going above and beyond to care for Diane and her loved ones. We love you to the moon and back!	Diane Marie Verbeten	21 Mar 2025
	Frank A. Kroiss October 1, 1942 ~ March 15, 2025 82 Years Old Frank "Ol Bean" Arthur Kroiss, 82, of Darboy passed away on March 15, 2025 peacefully with his family by his side. He was born on October 1, 1942 in Appleton, the son of the late Frank and Mary (Wittmann) Kroiss. On November 6, 1970, he was united in marriage to Carla (Evers Reinke) in Combined Locks. A proud, lifelong resident of Darboy, USA. Frank was a graduate of both Holy Angels Grade School and Kimberly High School (to the surprise of many) and went on to work a long and fulfilling career with The Boldt Construction Company as a crane operator for 43 years. He had many memorable moments at work and always had a story to tell about those days. He had a terrific sense of pride in working for Boldt and made lifelong friends through his work and hobbies. He was awarded the Civilian Service Certificate for helping to save a woman's life with his quick thinking and skillful actions in spite of the danger to which he was exposed. This shouldn't surprise anyone who knows him. Frank had a skillful hand in concrete work, helping to pour driveways and slabs for all of his family and friends, likely pouring half of all the driveways in Darboy. He took such pride in doing all of his work, could operate a bobcat like a champ, had a love for wood working and stone creations. His work ethic ran deep. Beyond his work life, Frank had a deep love for bowling, pool, bottle collecting, and photos of all types. Frank achieved the perfect bowling score of 300 six times, though in his words he only remembers the 297s. If you are a bowler that sentiment will ring true. He made his bowling TV debut appearing on Strikes and Spares for cash, making a haul of $50 (we don't really know, but we know he was upset for not having one of his best outings). He and Carla enjoyed spending their winters in Arizona where he had a knack for looking for rare rocks in the wash. They enjoyed their hikes in the mountains, dinner and drinks with their friends, and welcoming visitors with open arms. Frank cherished the time spent with his wife, Carla Babe, his kids and grandkids. He especially enjoyed watching and attending his grandkids sporting events and special occasions. He loved sponsoring and supporting his kids in many softball and volleyball leagues and tournaments, probably his dearest were the mud volleyball tournaments in Kimberly and Light the Lights softball in Menasha. Frank's faith guided him throughout his life. He was a parishioner of Holy Angels Catholic Church and St. Paul's Catholic Church. Frank was a lector and communion distributor to those in our community for years. Even in his final days, his faith never waivered which continues to be a source of strength for his family. Those Frank leaves behind to cherish his memory include his wife, Carla; three children: Robert (Julie) Reinke, Jodi (Tim) Schumacher, Tami (Jeremy) Morrow; his grandchildren: Brett Reinke, Haley (Nick) Johnson, Hanna Reinke (Roman Buss), Megan Reinke (special friend Kevin Liu), Samantha Schumacher (special friend Josh Zeff), Tristin Schumacher (special friend Lindsey Luchsinger), Alex Morrow (special friend Teagan Joyce), Carlie Morrow (fiance Brekkan Spens); his brothers: Kenneth (Vicki) Kroiss, Dan (Chris) Kroiss; brother-in-law, Mike Frahm; sisters: Mary Kay Kroiss, Peggy (Randy) Conrad; and sister-in-law, Lori Kroiss; as well as many nieces, nephews and special friends who he held dear. He was preceded in death by his sister, Susie Frahm; brothers: Richard Kroiss and Mike Kroiss; sister-in-law, Nancy Kroiss; and niece, Amie Giese. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to Compassus Hospice, nurse Kara and CNA Ashley. They provided wonderful support to all of us during the last few months of Frank's life. Verkuilen-Van Deurzen Family Funeral Home provided a source of strength for all of us as we prepared in the celebration of his life. In addition, we would like to thank Dr. Michael Warner and his nursing team as they developed a very close and supportive relationship with Frank throughout the last few years. Finally, we would like to thank our mom, her care and support of Dad during the past year has been extraordinary. We are so grateful for the example you have set for all of us. Frank's family will greet family and friends at St. Paul Catholic Church, 410 Wallace St, Combined Locks, on Saturday, March 22, 2025 from 9:00 a.m. until the time of the service at 11:00 a.m. Father Bob Stegmann will officiate the ceremony. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established in Frank’s name.	Frank Arthur Kroiss	21 Mar 2025
	Larry Woldt August 25, 1944 ~ March 13, 2025 80 Years Old Larry Woldt, age 80, of Kaukauna, set sail on a lifetime of fishing on Thursday, March 13, 2025, surrounded by friends and family he held close in his heart. He was born on August 25, 1944, in Appleton, to the late Bud and Marion Woldt, prior owners and operators of the Ranch Bar and Triangle Tavern and Restaurant in Kaukauna. On October 15, 1966, Larry married his soulmate, Sharon Dreger, whom he met at age four as they played together in the sandbox, and as the story goes, “Larry fed Sharon worms.” From that moment it was love at first sight, in which he and Sharon shared 59 years of marriage and three incredible children. Together, Larry and Sharon shared a lifetime of love and memories that will forever be cherished. Aside from work, Larry was always with Sharon. Upon graduation from Kaukauna High School in 1962, Larry joined the United States Navy as a Communications Specialist, where he proudly served his country through 1965. Larry was well- known in the paper-making industry, working at Thilmany Pulp and Paper for 25 years. Thereafter, Larry gave back to the industry he most loved through sales and service engineering roles with Asten Johnson, Voith and Orr Felt until his “first” retirement in 2006. Larry was driven by troubleshooting industry challenges and finding solutions and connecting with customers. During the years, he and Sharon made many valued friendships which meant the world to them. In fact, Larry could travel to the most remote locations and find someone he knew (only Larry could meet a friend or colleague on a glacier or in the Canadian wilderness while on vacation). From 2020 to 2024, Larry worked part-time at Automotive Supply Company in Kaukauna, delivering parts to auto service providers in the Fox Valley. In 2024, Larry officially “retired” at age 79 to be with Sharon, his “honey doll,” to enjoy life which included playing cards, watching NASCAR, Green Bay Packer and Milwaukee Brewer games, and working in their garden and greenhouse. Between retirements, Larry enjoyed hunting and fishing on Shawano Lake. Larry had a deep love for nature and the outdoors which always accompanied stories about “the one that got away” or “what happens at deer camp stays at deer camp.” No matter what side of the boat Larry sat on, he always caught the biggest fish. Larry also enjoyed stock car races at Wisconsin International Raceway, sporting clay shooting, and attending Green Bay Packer games. When the children were younger, Larry spent summers with the family on Pelican Lake sharing his passion for the outdoors, and hosting Brewer Game weekends. And there were the famous Larry “pizza nights.” Larry kept busy and found energy from being with and serving others. Throughout his life, Larry was recognized for his generosity and service - if Larry was needed, he was there. In his younger years, Larry served as a youth baseball coach and hunting mentor. He also supported his faith community as a communion distributor and Octoberfest volunteer at Holy Cross Church. Larry was also a handy man who enjoyed painting and woodworking. As a mentor, it was not unusual to hear him passing life skills to his grandchildren from the garage, in the woods, on the lake or over the telephone. Larry always knew how to ask thought-provoking questions to make both his children and grandchildren think, as he graciously shared his wisdom and life lessons. Larry was incredibly proud of his family and supported the passions and interests of his children and grandchildren. He also enjoyed spending time with his grandpets – Sampson, Sophie, Stormy, Timber, Trapper, and Winter. Well-traveled across the country, Larry always knew the best places to dine as well as where detours were on the highway. No matter what highway Larry was traveling on during the week, he could always find the fastest route to ensure that he was home Friday evening, because nothing was more important than being with Sharon. The day prior to his passing, Larry said with a smile, “I can see the highway straight ahead.” Larry/Dad/Grandpa, “the highway ahead is clear (no detours or roadblocks), and you are on it going home.” Larry is survived by his beloved wife and caregiver, Sharon; his children Lisa Stevens, Stacey Woldt, and Aaron (Tammy) Woldt; three grandchildren Spencer Stevens, and Noah and Morgan Woldt. Larry was preceded in death by his parents Bud and Marion Woldt; two siblings; and Sharon’s parents, Floyd and Ethel Dreger. A celebration of Larry’s life will be held Tuesday, March 25, 2025, at 11:00 a.m., at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukauna, with Fr. Luke Ferris officiating. Inturment will take place at Holy Cross Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 9:30 a.m. until the time of mass. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. Online condolences can be offered at Verkuilen-Van Deurzen Family Funeral Home at www.verkuilenfh.com. A special thank you to Larry’s team of dedicated and compassionate caretakers, Dr. Michael Werner and the Primary Care Physicians staff; Dr. Eric Lawatsch, Dr. Harsha Poola, and Dr. Atif Quershi. In addition, Larry’s family extends much gratitude to the many friends who continue to provide support and kindness - Kathy Ashauer, Stan and Helen Dercks, Jay Frassetto, John and Peg McEwen, Ellen Scheibe, and Mary and Joe Van Handel; and the Oviatt and Lawe Street neighbors. Larry concluded every conversation with his family with a bear hug and an “I love you; text me when you get home safely. ” And so we in kind say, “We love you Larry/Dad/Grandpa and are glad that you are safely home	Lawrence P Woldt, Jr	21 Mar 2025
	Fredrick J. Piette August 9, 1938 — March 18, 2025 Appleton Fredrich J. Piette, age 86, saw Heaven for the first time on March 18, 2025, surrounded by his family at home. He was born on August 9, 1938, to the late Alfred and Victorine (Koerner) Piette. On August 29, 1964, he married Shirley Gebheim and the couple raised four children in their Appleton home. Fred loved physical work whether it was at his construction business, in the yard at home, or up at Suring. He was a third-generation contractor and was a mason by trade. In spite of running a business he always made time for his family, vacations and any gathering. Fred had a strong faith and prayed daily and enjoyed the simple pleasures. He and Shirley had many dear friends near and far who truly were like family. He wanted to thank his wife and great partner of 61 years for the beautiful life they shared. He was ever proud of his children and grandchildren. And looks forward to seeing everyone again. As a family, we take comfort knowing his faith foundation was strong and that he was at peace and ready to embark on his next journey. Fred is survived by his wife Shirley, his children: Jennifer (Jesse Reinke) Erb, Fritz (Penny) Piette, Vicki (Ray) Van Asten and Tony (Ally) Piette; his grandchildren: Sam, Evan, Cassie, Jared, Trevor, Hannah, Katelyn, Lizzy, Carson, Campbell and Graham. In addition, he is survived by so many friends and relatives. At Fred’s request, a simple, private gathering to celebrate his life will take place. To honor him, please make an effort to “pay it forward” by engaging in a random act of kindness.	Fredrich J Piette	21 Mar 2025
	Thomas Jennerjahn July 12, 1939 — March 17, 2025 Menasha Thomas Jennerjahn, 85, passed away on March 17, 2025, in Appleton, Wisconsin. He was born on July 12, 1939 in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin to Wilmer and Mabel (Kranzusch) Jennerjahn. A proud graduate of Appleton High School, Thomas continued his education at UW Extension, Menasha and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee before earning his degree from Spencerian College in Milwaukee in 1961. Tom began working at Krambo Food Store, which later transitioned to Kroger. His career in the grocery and food industry spanned many years and encompassed various roles, including management training in Chicago and managing Sentry Stores across multiple cities including Greenfield, Appleton, Neenah, and Oshkosh. For a decade, Thomas traveled as a sales representative for Best Foods, where he built many lasting friendships. Eventually, he ventured into entrepreneurship, establishing his own business, "Signs Now," and later delighting the community as the manager of "Lil Orbits" for an impressive 27 years at WIR. Thomas is fondly remembered for his unwavering loyalty and energetic presence with his friends and family. He took immense joy in serving others, whether through his business ventures or in the simple act of caring for his home, which was renowned for having the best lawn on the block. Thomas often volunteered his time and effort, particularly enjoying his six years of supporting the nurses at St. Elizabeth's, where he formed a special bond with nurse Vicki. Thomas enjoyed cooking for friends and family, had a passion for canning and vegetable gardening. He was also an avid golfer, participating in the "Chaska" senior golf league, and a lifelong bowler. For over 30 years, he cherished attending the Indy 500 and Road America at Elkhart Lake. He was a devoted fan of Wisconsin sports, passionately following his favorite teams. Thomas is survived by his children David (Julie Deprey) Jennerjahn, Debra “Debs” (Scott) Fabel, Ann (partner Christopher Hinz) Jennerjahn, Rick (Dawn) Tesch; grandchildren Karl and Sophia Jennerjahn, Jennifer (Jacob) Carrow, Kathryn Fabel, Megan (Zach) Hargraves, Shea (Courtney Rodgers) Fabel, Hannah (Alex Priester) Bridges, Haley Bridges, Jacob (Ellyn) Neubauer, Mariah (Joey Reader) Tesch, Alyah (Kevon) Lee, Jenna Tesch, Rebekah Tesch; great-grandchildren Kroy, Kal, Kolby, Kameron, Scottie, Owen, Rylee, Brooks; ex- wife Patricia Buelow; niece Corrine Martino and life-long best friend Daniel Anderson. Thomas was preceded in death by his wife Judy Jennerjahn, his parents Wilmer and Mabel Jennerjahn, sister Donna (Michael) Martino, daughter Susan Kerrigan and grandson Gabe Kerrigan. A visitation for Thomas will be held on March 26, 2025, from 9:00 am until the time of funeral service at 11:00 am at Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 N. Superior St. in Appleton, with burial and committal service to follow at Riverside Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation in Thomas’ memory to the American Heart Association.	Thomas Jennerjahn	21 Mar 2025
	William Kenneth Tease, age 69, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday March 12th, 2025. He was born in Kaukauna on February 17th, 1956, son of the late Kenneth and Marilyn (Roberts) Tease. A graduate of Kaukauna High School, class of 1974, Bill spent his career in the paper industry before enjoying retirement. Alongside his full-time work, he also ran a landscaping business – an enduring testament to his strong work ethic and love of the outdoors. Bill was a man of many passions, especially music. A devoted fan of the Blues and talented harmonica player, he never passed up a good music festival or a good open mic session – especially in recent years with his significant other, Luane, by his side. Bill dedicated his life to serving others, embodying a deep passion for helping those in need. An avid outdoorsman, Bill found peace in nature. He was a dedicated deer, duck and goose hunter. And some of his most cherished memories were made at the family cabin in Wausaukee and the family property at Pine Lake. He loved fishing, boating and was once a skilled slalom water skier. Whether riding his motorcycle on the open road, exploring trails on his ATV, or cruising through the woods on his UTV, he felt most alive with the wind in his face and adventure ahead. Bill was preceded in death by his parents, Kenneth and Marilyn. He was proud of his family and loved being a father and grandfather. He is survived by his significant other, Luane Anderson; his former wife, Mary Tease; his children, Ashley (Travis) Wilson and Andrew Tease (Shawn); step-son, Justin Anderson; step-daughter, Loni Anderson; his beloved grandchildren, Jonah, Ella, Teagan, Braelyn, Cache, Callie, Carson, Kenzie, and Keanna; and his siblings, Mary (Bruce) Feurig, Jim (Juli) Tease, Kathy (Rich) Wallace, and Tom (Sue) Tease; as well as many nieces, nephews, other extended relatives, and dear friends.	William Kenneth Tease	21 Mar 2025

Individuals

ID	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Born/Christened	Location	Last Modified
I206030	Geske, Daniel Lee	b. 13 May 1930	Outagamie Co, Wisconsin	22 Mar 2025
I201807	DeGroot, Mark S	b. 25 May 1952	Outagamie Co, Wisconsin	22 Mar 2025
I575160	DeGroot, Misty			22 Mar 2025
I486984	Ristau, Donald	b. 2 Jul 1938	Outagamie Co, Wisconsin	22 Mar 2025
I90164	Feldkamp, Patricia Edna	b. 03 Sep 1942	Town of Buchanan, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin	21 Mar 2025
I68459	Verbeten, Diane Marie	b. 18 Aug 1952	Outagamie Co, Wisconsin	21 Mar 2025
I91929	Kroiss, Frank Arthur	b. 01 Oct 1942	Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin	21 Mar 2025
I167562	Woldt, Lawrence P Jr	b. 25 Aug 1944	Appleton, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin	21 Mar 2025
I563610	Piette, Fredrich J	b. 09 Aug 1938	Wisconsin	21 Mar 2025
I575159	Piette, Tony			21 Mar 2025