Kenyon Follett
Kenyon Follett, resident of Coloma, and Tucson, AZ,
passed away on Feb. 18. A celebration of his life will be held on
Monday, July 6 at 2 p.m. at Clauson’s Family Music Barn, W13412 County
Road CC, Coloma. Interment will follow at 4 p.m. at Hillside Cemetery in
Coloma.
Crescentia A. Koenders
Memorial Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July
7, 2009 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Wautoma with the Rev. Robert L.
Stegmann officiating. Inurnment will be in the Calvary Cemetery, Fond du
Lac. The Leikness Funeral Home assisted the family with arrangements.
Loren Avery Stout
Nov. 3, 1938 - June 27, 2009
Loren Avery Stout, 70, Wild Rose, passed away on
Saturday, June 27, 2009, at the Wild Rose Manor. Loren was born on Nov.
13, 1938. He is survived by his children: Andrew Stout, Jane (Mark)
Nowak and Gail Stout. He was very proud of his only grandchild, Leah
Stout. He is also survived by his brother Gordon (Barbara) Stout and his
sister Maxine Haug, and several nieces and nephews. Loren requested no
funeral services, but a celebration of his life will be held at Sluggers
Sports Bar in Wild Rose on Thursday, July 2, 2009 from 2-6 p.m.
Shirley M. Boylan
May 31, 1930 - June 25, 2009
Shirley M. Boylan, Oshkosh, 79, passed away on
Thursday, June 25, 2009, at Harbor House Assisted Living Center in
Oshkosh. She was born on May 31, 1930 in Iron Mountain, MI; daughter of
the late Adolph and Barb Krall. Shirley grew up in Iron Mountain; she
met Patrick Boylan at a roller rink in Michigan and they were married in
November of 1949. She liked to cook, bake, read, her flower garden and
crocheting; she was a faithful parishioner and enjoyed singing in the
choir as well participating in church bingo. She loved her “babies”, her
children. She is survived by her children: Patricia (Wayne) Hutchinson,
Sue Behreandt, Mike Boylan, John Boylan, Tim Boylan, Bob (Nancy) Boylan,
Steve Boylan; seven grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren with two more
on the way; a brother, Donald Krall; step-brother, Joseph Krall; and a
step-sister, Maryann Krokstrom. She was preceded in death by her former
husband, Patrick. A Funeral Mass for Shirley was held on Monday, June
29, 2009, at 12 noon, at St. Mary Catholic Church with Fr. Paul Radetski
officiating. The visitation was held at the church Monday from 10 a.m.
until the hour of service. Interment was at Resthaven Cemetery. A
memorial has been established for Alzheimer’s Association of Greater
Wisconsin, 2900 Curry Ln., Suite A, Green Bay, 54311.
Raymond L. Trinko
Aug. 31, 1925 - June 25, 2009
Raymond Liborius Trinko, 83, rural Wautoma, formerly
of Bay View (Milwaukee), died peacefully Thursday, June 25, 2009 at his
home in the Town of Marion. He was born Aug. 31, 1925 in Milwaukee, the
son of Liborius and Margaret Budnik Trinko. Ray married Jeannine C.
Krueger on Aug. 12, 1950 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in St. Francis
(Milwaukee). Jeannine preceded Ray in death July 13, 2004 after nearly
54 years of marriage. Ray was raised in Milwaukee and was a graduate of
St. Francis Seminary High School. He was employed by the Milwaukee
Police Department as a motor-cycle officer for 15 years, and was then a
crime scene photographer. Ray retired from the department in 1985 after
35 years of service. He and Jeannine moved to their home on the Willow
Creek in the Township of Marion, rural Wautoma at that time. Ray was a
member of St. Mark’s Catholic Faith Community in Redgranite, St. Mark’s
Council #13083 Knights of Columbus of Redgranite, Our Lady of Lourdes
Assembly #1210 Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus of Oshkosh, and the
Honor Guard, the Redgranite Civic Center, the Redgranite Lions Club, and
the Redgranite Am-Vets Post. Ray continued his work in law enforcement
by serving as a Special Deputy in Waushara County for many years. Ray
and Jeannine enjoyed their home on the Willow Creek, traveling, feeding
and watching the birds. Ray is survived by four sisters-in-law, Lynn
Davis, Miami, FL, Barbara (David) Raddatz, Two Rivers, Kathleen (Thomas)
Wozniak, Oak Creek, and Marian Trinko, Milwaukee; a brother-in-law,
Joseph J. Krueger, Naples, FL; numerous nieces and nephews, and other
relatives. Ray is also survived by his dear friends, Jerry and Sue
Mattice and Carl Wendtland, all of Wautoma, Wendy and Arnie Berg,
Redgranite, Audrey Klamrowski, Wild Rose, and other dear friends; plus
his special friend and canine companion, Tiki Toy. Ray was preceded in
death by his beloved wife, Jeannine, his daughter and son-in-law,
Jeannine D. and Paul Porfilio, his daughter, Dawn R. McClellan, and his
brother, Marvin Trinko. A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be
celebrated for Ray Wednesday, July 1
at 11 a.m. at St. Mark’s Catholic Church in Redgranite. Father Jerome J.
Taddy and Karen J. Nesbit, St. Mark’s Parish Director will be the
Presiders. Following the Services, Ray will be laid to rest beside his
beloved wife, Jeannine in St. Mark’s Parish Cemetery, Redgranite. There
will be a time of visitation and sharing from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday
morning prior to the Mass at St. Mark’s Church, and a time of sharing
and refreshment in the Parish Hall following the cemetery services. A
Memorial has been established for St. Mark’s Catholic Church of
Redgranite. The Ruminski Funeral Home of Redgranite is assisting the
family with arrangements.
Audrey Irene Schubert
Nov. 16, 1933 - June 27, 2009
Audrey Schubert, 75, Poplarville, MS, formerly a
resident of Wautoma went to her Heavenly Home on June 27 at her home.
She was born to Alvin and Beatrice Kietzer on Nov. 16, 1933. After
graduating Wautoma High School, she married Frank Schubert on May 16,
1953. They have two children, Scott Schubert (Geralyn), Wautoma and Amy
Freese (Steven), Greenback, TN; four grandchildren, Matthew Schubert,
Wautoma, Rebecca (John) Schultz, Mt. Vernon, IA, Christopher Ross Jr.
(Heaven) and Marissa Ross, Milwaukee. Frank and Audrey owned with their
son and daughter Coast to Coast/Do It Best Hardware Store in Wautoma for
43 years, 1961-2004. They enjoyed 15 years of spending winters on their
sailboat “Grace” sailing the Bahamas. In 1995 they became land lovers in
Stuart, FL while still taking short cruises on “Grace.” In 2005, they
moved to Poplarville, MS, a small town similar to Wautoma and enjoyed
many friends. Audrey was a member of Rural Rembrandts and was a very
talented artist. She was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, sister
and friend. Audrey had an adventurous spirit, no task was too big to
handle. She was our rock and always strong to help her family and
friends. Visitation will be at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church on July 1 at
10 a.m. with service to follow at 11 a.m. Send donations to St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church, the proceeds will go to a neighboring church, Good
Sheppard that still has many needs due to hurricane Katrina. St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church, 1309 Hwy. 11, South Picayne, MS 39466. The family is
planning a celebration of Audrey’s life later summer in Wautoma.
Betty Rose West
Jan. 20, 1925 - Dec. 31, 2008
Betty Rose West, 83, Austin, MN, was received into
heaven on Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2008.
Betty was born Jan. 20, 1925 in Milwaukee to Edward H. and Rose M. (Haefer)
Boire. Betty graduated from the Washington High School, Milwaukee in
1943. On Oct. 10, 1946 she was married to Weldon (Tiny) West in
Milwaukee and was employed as an administrative assistant. Betty and
Tiny moved to Wild Rose in 1950. Betty was a stay at home mom and an
active community member, working with the Wild Rose Women’s Club, 4H
groups, the Bluebirds and Campfire Girls. She also helped raise funds
for the Patterson Memorial Library, Rose Garden and school tennis courts
and organized annual 4 th
of July parades. She was a devout member of the Wild Rose United
Methodist Church while participating in the Women’s Group and as a
Sunday School and Youth Group leader there. The Wests moved to
Brownsdale, MN in 1969 where she was a volunteer at the Brownsdale
Elementary School and a member of the Brownsdale study group. Following
Weldon’s death, Betty moved to Austin, MN. She had been a member of the
First Congregational Church, the Senior Citizen Center, Women’s
Fellowship at the First Congregational Church and the Austin Medical
Center Auxiliary. Betty enjoyed playing cards, volunteering and
traveling, especially to Hawaii, and was a Barry Manilow fan. Betty’s
greatest joy came from spending time with her daughters, their families
and her grandsons. Betty is survived by her daughters: Janet West
(Richard Pfaff), Woodinville, WA; Joanne (Steve) Rossler, Newton, IA,
grandsons: Jordan and Matthew Rossler, Newton, IA; sisters-in-law:
Marion Boire, Ripon, Mary Jane West, Valentine, NE; nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband Weldon West, her parents, a
daughter Julie and two brothers Edward and Clayton Boire. Funeral
services were held on Sunday, Jan. 4, 2009 in Austin at the First
Congregational Church with the Rev. Levering Reynolds III officiating.
Interment will be at Oak Hill Cemetery in Wild Rose on July 3, 2009 at 1
p.m. with Rev. Pat Green officiating, visitation to follow at the United
Methodist Church. Memorials are appreciated
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