John M. Primus, age 90, died Friday, May 21, 2010 at his home in Beaver Dam. A memorial service will be held at a later date. The Murray Funeral Home, 131 E. Maple Ave in Beaver Dam, is caring for the family. To leave condolences, for directions, or for other information, please visit our websiteContinue Reading
Kevin Hankes
left a message on May 30, 2010:
My sincere condolences to the entire family and to friends as well. I had the privilage to get to know John while league bowling. He had a bucket of stories to bring each week and will be missed. Kevin and Hope Hankes
LINDA
left a message on May 25, 2010:
We have lost a wonderful man who was like a father to me and my sisters and brothers. He was very talented, especially in horseshoe, softball, bowling, speed skating, golfing you name it he could do it! He lovingly cared for our mother at home during a long term illness, never once considering a nursing home. They loved to reminisce about the "old" days. He was at Pearl Harbor on the USS California and was proud to be a Pearl Harbor vet and attended many national meetings. Most of his buddies from the war have also passed on. We salute you all.
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Kevin Hankes
left a message on May 30, 2010:
My sincere condolences to the entire family and to friends as well. I had the privilage to get to know John while league bowling. He had a bucket of stories to bring each week and will be missed. Kevin and Hope Hankes
LINDA
left a message on May 25, 2010:
We have lost a wonderful man who was like a father to me and my sisters and brothers. He was very talented, especially in horseshoe, softball, bowling, speed skating, golfing you name it he could do it! He lovingly cared for our mother at home during a long term illness, never once considering a nursing home. They loved to reminisce about the "old" days. He was at Pearl Harbor on the USS California and was proud to be a Pearl Harbor vet and attended many national meetings. Most of his buddies from the war have also passed on. We salute you all.
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