Wilfred J. Boelter, 80 years, of Horicon, passed away on Monday, May 18, 2015 in Middleton.A funeral service will be held Saturday, May 23 at 12:30 p.m. at St. Stephen Ev. Lutheran Church in Horicon with the Rev. Daniel Seehafer officiating. A visitation will take place on Saturday, May 23 from 10 a.m. until 12Continue Reading
Phyllis J Calder
left a message on May 26, 2015:
From first cousins Joyce Jarnick Glebke and Phyllis Jarnick Glebke. Willy was the youngest and I, Phyllis was the oldest. As kids we all spent a lot of time at Grandma and Grandpa Jarnick's farm near Blaine/Almond in the country along with Ken and Elaine and a few times with Jerry Jarnick, too. Great memories. Sorry Willy spent his last days enduring that terrible disease. Ver difficult for you the family, too. Great history with all the years Willy spent in the Air Force. Of course, we commend him for that. We all were in that age group and it was the thing to do. We all got together at King/Waupaca for brunch not too many years ago. Ken, Willy, Elaine, my sister Joyce and me )Phyllis). We had such a good time reminiscing the past years. I'm so glad that Willy drove up. We are sad, too, and send our sympathy and caring thoughts.
phyllis j calder
left a message on May 26, 2015:
Error in previous message. Phyllis Jarnick's last name is Calder.
Tom Muenchow
left a message on May 24, 2015:
My condolences to Dennis, Lisa, and Kim in this time of mourning.
Donald Pohl
left a message on May 21, 2015:
We went through school together and the fun thing was being in basketball, baseball, and volleyball. Sorry for your loss. Our prayers go out to his loved ones. Don Pohl
Bob Abbott
left a message on May 19, 2015:
My greatest thoughts to Willie's family in your loss. He and I were the closest, best of buddies all through grade school and high school and beyond. We spent every waking hour together through man years. Had loads of fun and some deviltry as well. Played all sports together, partyed together and loved the village of Almond back then. As the class president of the class of 53' I have contacted the surviving class members. My biggest sorrow is that I will be unable to attend his funeral as we will be away for family situations this week end. My best to all Bob Abbott 53'
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Phyllis J Calder
left a message on May 26, 2015:
From first cousins Joyce Jarnick Glebke and Phyllis Jarnick Glebke. Willy was the youngest and I, Phyllis was the oldest. As kids we all spent a lot of time at Grandma and Grandpa Jarnick's farm near Blaine/Almond in the country along with Ken and Elaine and a few times with Jerry Jarnick, too. Great memories. Sorry Willy spent his last days enduring that terrible disease. Ver difficult for you the family, too. Great history with all the years Willy spent in the Air Force. Of course, we commend him for that. We all were in that age group and it was the thing to do. We all got together at King/Waupaca for brunch not too many years ago. Ken, Willy, Elaine, my sister Joyce and me )Phyllis). We had such a good time reminiscing the past years. I'm so glad that Willy drove up. We are sad, too, and send our sympathy and caring thoughts.
phyllis j calder
left a message on May 26, 2015:
Error in previous message. Phyllis Jarnick's last name is Calder.
Tom Muenchow
left a message on May 24, 2015:
My condolences to Dennis, Lisa, and Kim in this time of mourning.
Donald Pohl
left a message on May 21, 2015:
We went through school together and the fun thing was being in basketball, baseball, and volleyball. Sorry for your loss. Our prayers go out to his loved ones. Don Pohl
Bob Abbott
left a message on May 19, 2015:
My greatest thoughts to Willie's family in your loss. He and I were the closest, best of buddies all through grade school and high school and beyond. We spent every waking hour together through man years. Had loads of fun and some deviltry as well. Played all sports together, partyed together and loved the village of Almond back then. As the class president of the class of 53' I have contacted the surviving class members. My biggest sorrow is that I will be unable to attend his funeral as we will be away for family situations this week end. My best to all Bob Abbott 53'
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