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 | Obituary David 'Bud' Mayer 1938 -2022 It is always difficult saying goodbye to someone we love and cherish. Family and friends must say goodbye to their beloved Naomi A. Loderbauer of Kaukauna, Wisconsin, who passed away at the age of 102, on April 28, 2022. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family. She was predeceased by : her father Andrew Fahrbach; her husband Raymond Loderbauer; her daughter Carol Borree; her siblings, Irvin, Reuben, Kenneth, Wilmer, Harold, Isabel Elmer and Ethel Blank-Noack; and her siblings-in-law, Gordon Blank, Albert Elmer, Ray Wittmann, Francis Fink, Peter Loderbauer, Letha Fahrbach, Margaret Fahrbach, Marilyn Fahrbach, Rose Fahrbach, Lorraine Loderbauer, Agnes Wittmann and Alice Fink. She is survived by : her son-in-law Kenneth Borree of Kaukauna; her grandson Daniel Borree (Gina) of Appleton; her great grandchildren, Halle and Jacob Borree of Appleton; and her sister-in-law Nelda Fahrbach of Menasha. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. Contributions may be directed to a memorial fund established at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Naomi's honor. | 2 Oct 2022 | |
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| Obituary Naomi A Loderbauer 1919-2022 It is always difficult saying goodbye to someone we love and cherish. Family and friends must say goodbye to their beloved Naomi A. Loderbauer of Kaukauna, Wisconsin, who passed away at the age of 102, on April 28, 2022. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family. She was predeceased by : her father Andrew Fahrbach; her husband Raymond Loderbauer; her daughter Carol Borree; her siblings, Irvin, Reuben, Kenneth, Wilmer, Harold, Isabel Elmer and Ethel Blank-Noack; and her siblings-in-law, Gordon Blank, Albert Elmer, Ray Wittmann, Francis Fink, Peter Loderbauer, Letha Fahrbach, Margaret Fahrbach, Marilyn Fahrbach, Rose Fahrbach, Lorraine Loderbauer, Agnes Wittmann and Alice Fink. She is survived by : her son-in-law Kenneth Borree of Kaukauna; her grandson Daniel Borree (Gina) of Appleton; her great grandchildren, Halle and Jacob Borree of Appleton; and her sister-in-law Nelda Fahrbach of Menasha. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. Contributions may be directed to a memorial fund established at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Naomi's honor. | 2 Oct 2022 | |
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| Obituary Chris J Hartwig Chris J. Hartwig Appleton - Chris Hartwig passed away peacefully on Thursday, April 28, 2022 at the age of 79 following many years of health challenges. Chris was born December 29, 1942, the first child of Hans Henry Hartwig and Joan Marie (Peotter) Hartwig. He was raised on Leminwah Street in Appleton. Chris was a mischievous child and enjoyed playing in his neighborhood near Riverside Cemetery and spending time at the gas station at the end of his block learning about cars, which sparked a lifelong mechanical aptitude and interest. He inherited an inquisitive mind from his father and an indomitable work ethic from his mother as he watched them start their business, Crystal Print, Inc., out of their garage in 1949. He attended Edison Elementary School and excelled in basketball until he was stricken with polio in the summer of 1953. His battle with polio was one of the factors that led to his health problems later in life. Chris attended Roosevelt Middle School and Appleton High School (now Appleton West High School), where he participated in basketball and theater. He was blessed with a brilliant mind, but wasn't always interested in classroom learning. He graduated in 1961 and went on to attend his father's alma mater, Lawrence University, where he studied chemistry before leaving to fulfill his dream of working in the paper industry. He worked for large pulp and converting companies on the east coast and eventually returned to Appleton, joining his father at Crystal Print, which had by then left the garage and moved to Little Chute. They worked side-by-side for years until his father passed away in 1976. Chris purchased the business in 1979, and he grew it from a small company into a premier manufacturing business in the Fox Valley. He was an expert in printing and packaging and used his knowledge to transform Crystal Print into one of the first vertically integrated flexible packaging companies in the country. Chris was gifted by God with great intelligence and a fierce entrepreneurial spirit. He gained his knowledge the old-fashioned way: extensive reading and talking to people. He never learned how to use a computer or a smartphone. A thirst for knowledge drove him, and he could converse on a great variety of topics from chemistry to construction management to history and foreign affairs. Chris showed deep enthusiasm and drive in everything he did, and his passion for his business was the cornerstone of his life. He was blessed with many loyal and equally passionate employees, to whom he was eternally grateful. Chris was hard to work for, and he was known for being a very tough businessman and an uncompromising perfectionist, but those close to him knew that underneath a rough exterior was a soft heart. He considered his employees a part of his family, and he would do nearly anything to help them if they were in need. Chris's passion led him to be engaged in his business until the very last day of his life. The most important person in his life was his wife, Evie. They met in 1972 and were married on May 29, 1982 in Appleton. She was the love of his life, his conscience, and the force that helped his dreams become a reality. Even in the very difficult years leading up to his death and during his darkest days, he always let Evie know how much she meant to him. To their children, Chris and Evie served as an example of true loyalty and commitment. He and Evie raised two devoted children, Dana and Hans. The birth of his children changed Chris's priorities in life. He grew deeply committed to leaving his world better than it was when he entered it. Dana and Hans now carry on Chris's legacy at Crystal Print as the third generation of family ownership. Chris had a strong inner child and injected a sense of magic and wonder into the childhoods of Dana and Hans, his nieces and nephews, and their friends. He was always looking to create a new memory or experience for them. Chris's passion for local philanthropy had a significant impact on Little Chute and the greater Fox Valley. He guided and funded numerous municipal projects in Little Chute including Little Chute Elementary School, Little Chute Public Library, Little Chute Windmill, and Village Hall. He donated land for new parks and playground equipment and was very proud to purchase new fire trucks and police cars for the Village. Chris envisioned a community where people felt safe and desired to raise their families. When Dana and Hans entered school, Chris became a benefactor of private education in the Fox Valley, and he was instrumental in funding the building and remodeling of several local schools, including schools within the Xavier Catholic Education System, Fox Valley Lutheran High School, and Appleton Christian School. He created the Hartwig Family Foundation and the Crystal Print Foundation, and donated much of his wealth to hundreds of worthy causes and organizations. He served as a mentor and guide to many family members, friends, and business associates, who relied on him in their time of greatest need. Chris rarely took public credit for his generosity, as for him the satisfaction of helping others was recognition enough. Chris's passion extended into all areas of his life. His thirst for knowledge and interest in people made him a walking encyclopedia. His greatest pastime was taking long drives all over the Fox Valley, hoping to enhance his learning and connect with others by visiting businesses and people he cared about. Chris loved adventure and living on the edge. He could become quick with excitement and hearty laughter. He loved to drive fast, and one of his favorite outings was cruising College Avenue and eating at Frank's Pizza Palace with his kids. Fourth of July was an important holiday for Chris, but he loved lighting off fireworks for any occasion. He wasn't afraid to take risks and would often get himself into trouble by pushing the limits and saying whatever he thought, even if it was unacceptable or inappropriate. Although he was an extrovert, at times he struggled with loneliness and connection to others because his mind worked differently. He valued commitment and perseverance; the safety of his loved ones was of the utmost importance to him. He was hard on people but equally hard on himself. In 1991, Chris founded a vintage racing team with employees and friends, and together they raced at Road America and many other tracks around the country. He loved cars, especially Mustangs. Chris was also an avid sports fan and enjoyed attending Packers, Bucks, and Badgers games and NASCAR races. He was proud to serve on the boards of directors of many local organizations, including Road America, Riverside Cemetery, Appleton YMCA, Lawrence University, and Appleton Medical Center. He was also a long-standing member of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO), through which he and his family had numerous once-in-a-lifetime experiences, such as meeting U.S. presidents and foreign heads of state, including members of the British Royal Family. He was happy to discover his ancestral roots in Hildesheim, Germany on his honeymoon and forged a lifelong bond with his German cousins and their descendants. Finally, he enjoyed annual trips with his family, extended family, and friends to Disney World, Vero Beach, Florida, New York City, Sabourin Lake in Canada, and Beaver Creek, Colorado. Chris felt very blessed to become a grandfather in the final years of his life. He found delight in visits from his grandchildren, Evie and Henry, who brought him a sense of joy that he hadn't felt since the birth of his own children. Despite his health challenges in the last decade of his life, Chris was driven to succeed and never give up until the very end. Whatever he set his mind to, he did it with passion and he perfected it. Chris was always making plans for tomorrow. Chris is survived by his wife Evelyn (Zuleger) Hartwig; his two children: Hans Christian Hartwig (Appleton), Dana Christa Hartwig (Appleton) and her husband, Michael Sutcliffe, and their two children, Evelyn Louise Sutcliffe and Henry Hartwig Sutcliffe. He is further survived by his sister Bettina Hartwig (Scottsdale, Arizona); his aunt, Patricia Peotter Marshall (Madison); and dearest cousin, John (Julie) Marshall (Madison). He is also survived by Evie's brothers and sisters who were an important part of his life: Rev. Donald Zuleger, Marlene Zuleger, Robert (Mary) Zuleger, Mary (Scott) Spaay, Debbie (Steve) Buckoski, Kathy (Wynn) Beuge, Tom (Tracie) Zuleger, Ann (David) Funk, and John (Anne) Zuleger. He is survived by many cousins and his 24 nieces and nephews including his beloved goddaughter, Kathryn (Jon) Horan. He is further survived by his childhood best friend, Bill McKenny, and many loyal lifelong friends, including Pat Hietpas and Gary Wynveen. His family would also like to acknowledge all of Chris's employees who were instrumental in his success, including retired employees and colleagues: Jack Gehl, Hub Hennessey, Paul Mahlberg, Jim Miller, Dan Gavronski, Bill Melzer, John Rouman, Dave Holmes, Linda Tucker, Duane Vander Zanden and many more. Chris was preceded in death by his parents and his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Ray and Dolores (Van Handel) Zuleger. He was further preceded in death by his dear brother-in-law, Greg Gratton. The family would like to thank the entire team at Eagle Court Memory Care in Appleton, particularly Trevor and Ashley, for all the care and compassion they showed Chris these past five months. A funeral service for Chris will be held at First United Methodist Church at 325 E. Franklin Street in Appleton on Saturday, May 7, at 11:00 am with Rev. Markus Wegenast officiating. A time for visitation will be held on Friday, May 6, from 4:00 - 7:00 pm, at St. Thomas More Church on 1810 N. McDonald Street in Appleton. A second visitation will take place on Saturday before the service from 9:00 - 11:00 am at First United Methodist Church. He will be laid to rest beside his parents in Riverside Cemetery. Memorial gifts can be made to First United Methodist Church, St. John Nepomucene in Little Chute, Fox Valley Lutheran High School, Xavier Catholic School System, or a local charity of your choosing. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. | 2 Oct 2022 | |
| Obituary Herman Hildebrand 1932-2022 Herman Hildebrand Herman Hildebrand, age 89, passed away peacefully at home on May 17, 2022, from a brief illness. He was surrounded by his family and loving wife of 66 years. He was born on September 7, 1932, on the family farm in Peeksville, WI to the late Herman H. and Edna (Rominske) Hildebrand. In 1951, he moved to Appleton and was employed by Appleton Coated Papers. Herman was drafted into the army in 1952 and stationed in Salsberg, Austria as a member of the 516 Signal Company of the 7th Armored Division. After service, he returned to Appleton Coated Papers and retired in 1994 after 43 years of employment. Herman could fix and build just about anything. He loved feeding his birds and was a devout catholic with a special devotion to the Blessed Mother. Herman loved going to their cabin on Augustine Lake where he enjoyed hunting, fishing and being with his family and friends. He referred to up north as "God's Country." He will truly be missed by family and friends. Herman married Donna Noie of Little Chute in 1956. Together they had 7 children: Wayne (Judy) Hildebrand, Allen (Penny) Hildebrand, Cheryl (Mike) Schuh, Mary (Denny) Weyers, Vicky (Ed) Turek, Paul (Mary) Hildebrand, and Keith (Carla) Hildebrand. He has 19 wonderful grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Herman is survived by his wife, Donna Hildebrand; brothers: Ken (Roseann) Hildebrand and David (Sue) Hildebrand; sisters: Diane Derby and Judy (Bob) Paessler; sister-in-law, Janet Hildebrand; brother-in-law, Denny (Judi) Noie. He was preceded in death by brothers: Carl, Oscar and Bernie Hildebrand; sisters: Norma (Rene) Gossens, Ruth (Joe) Vander Weiland and Rosella (Wilbert) Gerrits; brother-in-law, Pat Derby; father and mother-in-law, Harold (Merelda) Noie. Visitation will be Tuesday, May 24, 2022, from 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. at Saint Nicholas Catholic Church, N4086 Cty Rd E, Freedom. Mass will be at 11:00 a.m. followed by Military Honors. Burial will be at St. Nicholas Cemetery. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. The family would like to thank Theda Care Hospice for their gentle care. | 1 Oct 2022 | |
 | Obituary Jim Brockman 1943-2021 JAMES BROCKMAN OBITUARY James E. "Jim" Brockman Freedom - James E. "Jim" Brockman, age 77, passed away peacefully at his home on Thursday, April 29, 2021 surrounded by his family. Through his courageous battle with cancer, his faith and love for family and community remained his top priority. Jim was born July 21, 1943 to Reginald and Eunice (Dorn) Brockman. He was the third oldest in his family of fifteen siblings. Jim attended St. Edwards Catholic School in Mackville. With such a large family, the pursuit of competition led to his passion for sports. In high school, Jim competed in football, basketball, track and baseball. He graduated from Freedom High School in 1962. Following high school, Jim served in the National Guard and later married the love of his life, Marlene (Spierings) Brockman, on October 24, 1964. Jim and Marlene purchased a small farm and enjoyed raising cattle and working the land. The two spent the next 56 years building beautiful memories with their five children and eighteen grandchildren, who were an integral part of their lives. Jim continued his love for sports after high school and played baseball with the Freedom Mets until his children were old enough to participate in their own sports. Jim then coached baseball, basketball and softball for his children and grandchildren. He loved to watch them participate in their sporting events which created some of his favorite memories. Drive and dedication are two life skills that Jim instilled in his children and grandchildren. Jim worked at Valley Ready Mix, Van Rossum Masonry, Superior Electric, and 40 years at Boldt Construction until his retirement. After retirement, he continued to be an avid wood craftsman who loved to make things for his family. These are pieces they will cherish forever. Jim was an outdoorsman and had a passion for hunting, especially with his dogs. He had a love for flying and earned his pilot's license and owned his own plane. Jim enjoyed mowing the lawn, "putzing" in his shed, visiting with neighbors/friends, and taking short trips with Marlene. Jim's infectious personality and big heart touched countless individuals. He was well known and respected by many in the Freedom community. He served as a member of the St. Nicholas Parish Council, Freedom Area School Board, Outagamie County Board, and was the President of the Freedom Booster Club. Jim is survived by his loving wife, Marlene; his 5 children and their families: Kristina (Matt) Frank and their children: Andrew (Claire-fiance) and Grace Frank; Tammy (Mark) Sheriff and their children: Samantha (Chase-fiance), Zachary and Alex Sheriff; Todd (Tracy) Brockman and their children: Jakob, Nikolas and Karlyn Brockman; Terry (Melissa) Brockman and their children: Jesse, Katelyn, Kamryn and Kendra Brockman; Troy (Kendilyn) Brockman and their children: Tanner, Dakota, Calista, Hunter, and Tucker Brockman; siblings: Judy Knaus, Carol (Robert "Toby") Paltzer, Bill (Pat) Brockman, Lyn (Herb) Stephani, Leroy (Glenda) Brockman, Gary (Marilyn) Brockman, Marvin "Mel" (Kathy) Brockman, Mary (Cliff) Ebben, Tony Brockman, Rachael (Tom) Acord, Charlotte "Charlie" (Dan) Vandenberg, Kris (Special Friend Race McComb) Brockman, Dan (Mary) Brockman, Pete (Penny) Brockman; brothers and sisters-in-law: Sharon (Ken "Ponch") Shiebe, Marvin (Kathy) Spierings, and Gerald (Peggy) Spierings; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends. James was preceded in death by his parents, Reginald and Eunice (Dorn) Brockman; mother and father-in-law: Henry and Edna (Meulmans) Spierings; brother: Reginald Jr. "Dick" Brockman; brother-in-law: Alex Knaus; and granddaughter: Kennedy Brockman. The Brockman family would like to extend gratitude to Bellin Cancer Center and ThedaCare Hospice Nurses, CNA's and Chaplains. We also would like to thank family and friends for their prayers, cards, delicious food and support. A public visitation will be held from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 6, 2021, at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, W2037 Country Rd. S, Freedom, WI. A prayer service will follow the public visitation on Thursday evening. On Friday, May 7th there will be a private family service due to Covid-19 restrictions. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. Loving Husband, Dad and Grandpa, we cannot thank you enough for the beautiful memories and the impact you have had on our lives. We will miss your sense of humor, incredible devotion to your family and your guiding faith. You have been a wonderful role model. We know we will see you again someday. We love you! | 1 Oct 2022 | |
 | Obituary Grace A Hartjes 1938-2022 Grace A. Hartjes Little Chute - Grace Ann Hartjes, age 83, passed away on Friday, May 20, 2022. Grace was born in Kimberly on August 24, 1938, daughter of the late Sylvester and Rosella (Kamps) Hietpas. She was a proud graduate of Kimberly High School's class of 1956, but was always disappointed that as a female she could not participate in athletics. On May 1, 1965 she married James (Cobby) Hartjes, and along with becoming a wife she became the mother to his two children, Pat and Steve. Five more children followed, so for the next fifteen years Grace was a stay-at-home mom raising seven kids. However, she did find time to serve as a Brownie and Cub Scout leader, as well as to serve on the St. John's Board of Education, Parish Finance Council, president of the St. Elizabeth Society, and organize the implementation of the script and block program. From the early 1980's until the time of her retirement, Grace worked part-time at the Kimberly Credit Union. She truly enjoyed the interactions with customers, many of whom she had known for years, as well as developing great friendships with her colleagues. She also found time during these years to play a lot of golf, attend Packer games, travel the United States, and watch her children and grandchildren participate in various activities. She shared these great times with her beloved husband, Cobby, until his passing in 2007. Grace also lost her son, Steve, in 2011. Grace will be greatly missed by her children and their families, - Pat (Peter) Litersky, Little Chute, and their children, Claire (Brianna) Savoie; Pete (Sara) Litersky and their children, Max, Morgan, and Chase; - Debbie (Steve) Hartjes, Little Chute, and their children, Mike (Jessie) Hartjes and their children, Macy, Callahan, and Hamilton; Nikki (Dylan) Esterling and their children, Natalie, Campbell, and Nathan; Rachel (Joe) Cabelka and their children, Lucas, Charlotte, and Nolan; - Amy (Mark) Schuman, Clearwater, FL, and her children, Taylor DeBruin and Connor (Kalyn) DeBruin; - Tim (Joanie) Hartjes, Little Chute, and their children, Danielle (Rudy) Botz and their children Laken and Rory; Brooke, Jesse and Karly Hartjes; - Greg (Karen) Hartjes, Appleton, and their children, Madelyn, Eli, and Owen Hartjes; - Gary Hartjes, Little Chute, and his children, Preston and Alex Hartjes; - Beth (Steve) McAuley, Chanhassen, MN, and their children, Sean, Tony and Noah McAuley. - Grace is further survived by her two sisters: MaryJo (Tim) Paltzer and Brenda Grenier; sisters-in-law: Mary Hietpas, Pam Hietpas, and Bonnie Hartjes. In addition to her parents, husband, and son, Grace was preceded in death by her sister, Darlene; and her two brothers: Wayne and Allen; as well as father and mother-in-law, Dewey and Viola Hartjes, and several brothers and sisters-in-law. A funeral Mass for Grace will be held at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 24, 2022, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, 411 Vandenbroek Street, Little Chute, with Fr. Ron Belitz officiating. Visitation will be held at the church beginning at 2:00 p.m. until the time of the Mass. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. | 1 Oct 2022 | |
 | Robert Edward Coenen obituary 1927-2022 Obituary Robert Edward Coenen died Thursday morning March 3, 2022. He was born to Henry and Nettie Coenen of Little Chute on March 7, 1927. He served with the Army in France during WWII. He married Aurella Van Camp on June 23, 1949 in Freedom. Together they raised their family of 13 children, 28 grandchildren, and 39 great-grandchildren. He worked many years through Plumbers and Steamfitters Locals 458/400. He is survived by his wife of 73 years, Aurella Coenen; his children: Suzanne & Rick Elkington, Phyllis & Denny Techlin, Carl & Margaret Coenen, Vicky & Richard Levesque, Carol Coenen, Steven & Lori Coenen, Joe & Sue Coenen, Mary Bastian, Shelia & Jim Bowers, Ronald & Tina Coenen, Daniel & Patti Coenen and Ed Coenen. Grandchildren: Jennifer & Dennis Haen, Rob & Danica Techlin, Char Coenen, Mike & Desi Coenen, Tony & Brooke Techlin, Tricia & Brian Vanevenhoven, Melissa & Adam Nuthals, Ellen & Brant Rockney, Kevin Coenen, Trina Schuh, Pat & Christel Coenen, Christina & Nick Reitzner, Jonathan Coenen, Kyle Coenen, Renee & Pavel Kolev, Andrew & Megan Coenen, Allison & Tanner Bohlen, Chris & Stepanie VanDyke, Eric Bowers, Matt & Lindsey Coenen, James & Devin VanDyke, Natalie & Bruno Perez, Zach Bowers, Elizabeth Coenen, Haley Bowers, Bud Bowers, George Coenen, Josh Bowers. Great-Grandchildren: Ivan Coenen, Imigin Coenen, Izak Coenen, Brett Nuthals, Marley Benedict, Owen Nuthals, Aaron Haen, Abby Haen, Travis Coenen, Carter Vanevenhoven, Julia Techlin, Ella Vanevenhoven, Liam Coenen, Eli Haen, Sophia Techlin, Phineas Rockney, Sawyer Reitzner, Jack Coenen, Iggy Coenen, Brenna Techlin, Gideon Rockney, Oliver Coenen, Wyatt Reitzner, Cam Bohlen, Winston VanDyke, Emila Kolev, EmmaJean Coenen, Peregrine Rockney, Hazel Reitzner, Claire Kolev, Shea Bohlen, Odin VanDyke, Lucille Reizner, Luca Coenen, Remy VanDyke, Reese Bohlen, Aurella Perez, Jaxon Waterstradt, Trinity Boettcher. His sister, Shirley Carlson; Godchildren: Kim Belling Jadin, William Herrick, Jason Forseth; in-laws: Jake & Darlene Van Camp, James & Janice Van Camp, Ann Forseth, Mary & Dan Kreutzberg; many nieces & nephews, cousins and cousins-in-laws. He was preceded in death by his son John Coenen; parents; sisters and brothers-in-laws: Gloria Coenen, Julia & Jim Schuh, Norm Carlson, Lois & Dave Pomeroy, Sharon & Tom Belling; son-in-law, Mark Bastian; great-granddaughter: Anna Techlin; nieces & nephews: Janet Biese, Mark Biese, Denny Biese, Suzie Schuh, Karen Janssen; father and mother-in-law, Jake & Regina Van Camp; in-laws: Ginny & Bill Herrick, Clair Forseth. Please forgive any errors or omissions. In accordance with Bob’s wishes, private family services will be held. | 1 Oct 2022 | |
 | Obituary Craig John Garvey 1968-2022 Craig John Garvey Freedom - Craig J. Garvey, age 54, passed away unexpectedly at his home on June 3, 2022, after a battle with Diabetes since the age of 13. He was born on January 23, 1968, son of Bill and Pauline (Van Den Bosch) Garvey. Craig graduated from Freedom High School and was a talented free-hand sign painter as well as a commercial painter for many years. He enjoyed woodworking and vinyl lettering. Craig always stayed busy working on projects and attending to his flowers and bird feeders. He was always willing to help anyone who needed it. Craig is survived by his parents, Bill and Pauline Garvey, Freedom; brothers: Paul (Karen) Garvey, Freedom, and Eric (Vicki) Garvey, Grafton; nieces and nephews: Maddy and Liam Garvey, Abby and Colin Garvey; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Memorial services will be held at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 9, 2022, at the Verkuilen-Van Deurzen Family Funeral Home FREEDOM LOCATION, N3972 Columbia Ave. Visitation will be at the funeral home from 4:00 p.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation would be appreciated (www.jdrf.org/donate). For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. The Garvey family would like to extend a special thank you to Dan and Charlie Vandenberg for being so good to Craig over the years. Also a special thank you to Jeanine Edwards, a friend and co-worker. | 1 Oct 2022 |
Individuals
| ID | Last Name, Given Name(s) | Born/Christened | Location | Last Modified |
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| I106065 |
 Mayer, David L |
b. 13 Jan 1938 | Wisconsin  | 2 Oct 2022 |
| I128035 |
Fahrbach, Naomi Angeline |
b. 08 May 1919 | Harrison, Calumet Co, Wisconsin | 2 Oct 2022 |
| I109095 |
Hartwig, Christopher J |
b. 29 Dec 1942 | Wisconsin | 2 Oct 2022 |
| I725 |
Hildebrand, Herman Joseph |
b. 07 Sep 1932 | Butternut, Ashland Co, Wisconsin | 1 Oct 2022 |
| I53836 |
Brockman, James E |
b. 21 Jul 1943 | WIsconsin | 1 Oct 2022 |
| I997 |
Hietpas, Grace Ann |
b. 24 Aug 1938 | Kimberly, Outagamie, Wisconsin | 1 Oct 2022 |
| I99742 |
VanDeraa, Tracy Allen |
b. 20 Sep 1961 | Wisconsin | 1 Oct 2022 |
| I11208 |
Coenen, Robert Edward |
b. 01 Mar 1927 | Little Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin | 1 Oct 2022 |
| I11422 |
Garvey, Craig John |
b. 23 Jan 1968 | Wisconsin | 1 Oct 2022 |
| I970 |
Vosters, Theresa Catherine |
b. 13 Oct 1931 | Apple Creek, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin | 1 Oct 2022 |