Randy was born August 29, 1952 in Waupun, the son of Ervin A. and Bernice Schmidt Krueger. He was baptized in the Christian faith September 28, 1952 and confirmed on May 21, 1967. Randy attended Waupun schools, graduating from Waupun High School in 1970.
On October 12, 1974 Randy married Lora Kramer in Waupun. The couple resided in Waupun until 2002. At that time the couple built their retirement home in Budsin near the hunting land he loved and next to the cabin that held so many family memories. Randy was employed by Sure-Fire Inc. in Horicon for over 30 years. Randy was a former member of Pella Lutheran Church and currently a member of Calvary Lutheran Church in Princeton. Randy had a passion for hunting, fishing, camping, and the outdoors. He loved his family dearly and cherished his grandchildren. Randy played softball for many years with Judsons and taught Hunter Safety courses in Waupun.

Randy is survived by his wife, Lora of Neshkoro; two sons, Kurt (Tammy) Krueger of West Chicago, IL and Jeffrey (Stephanie) Krueger of Oshkosh; four grandchildren, Trenton, Helayna, Logan, and Lauren; his mother, Bernice Krueger of Waupun; a brother, Jerold (Chris) Krueger of rural Markesan; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Laurel and Alice Kramer of Waupun; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Arlyn and Karol Harmsen of rural Waupun; and five nephews.

Randy was preceded in death by his father, Ervin Krueger.

Harold was born October 10, 1918 in the town of Alto, the son of Ben and Henrietta Veenhuis Schouten. On September 25, 1946 he married Sylvia Vande Zande in Alto. Following their marriage the couple resided in the town of Alto all their married lives. They farmed until 1984 at which time they retired. He and Sylvia were fortunate to enjoy traveling together. Harold was a member of Alto Reformed Church where he had been the Sunday School Treasurer. Harold enjoyed bowling for many years. Farming and livestock were important and enjoyable parts of his life. Harold was born on the farm and lived there until recently.

Harold is survived by his wife, Sylvia; two children, Dennis (Cheryl) Schouten of Waupun and Lillian Schouten of Markesan; three grandchildren, Jon (Tara) Schouten Sr. of Tomah, WI, Jeff (Cindy) Schouten of Howard, WI, and Stephanie (Ben) Budzien of Sun Valley, ID; four great-grandchildren, Jonathan Schouten Jr., Jarred Schouten, Cole Schouten, and Averie Schouten; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law; and nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Gertrude DeBoer and Ruth Veenendaal; a brother, Leonard Schouten; a step-mother, Susie Schouten; and brothers-in-law, Albert DeBoer and Clifford Veenendaal.

Phyllis was born February 3, 1925 in Waupun the daughter of Wesley and Ethel Bruins Loomans. Phyllis loved the farming community and appreciated and loved living on the farm. She was employed by The Christian Home as a CNA for over 25 years. Phyllis had a strong faith, was a member of Alto Reformed Church, and participated in and led many church activities. She thoroughly enjoyed her family and always put them before anything and everyone else. She enjoyed traveling to see her daughters in Minnesota and Arizona.

Phyllis is survived by her daughters, Rose (Lance) Hoerig of Camp Verde, AZ and Gwen (Don) Kowalsky of Mound, MN; grandchildren, Leslie (Dusty Posthuma) Schepp-Ganske and Julius Kowalsky; great-grandchildren, Norah and Genevieve Ganske; brother-in-law, Oscar Sell; and nieces, nephews, and cousins.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her former husband, Harold; her sisters, Helen Sell and Lorraine Lewis; brothers-in-law, Leonard Lewis, Alfred Loomans, and Lester VanderBosch; sisters-in-law Gladys Loomans and Kathryn VanderBosch; and her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Ellis and Elizabeth VanderBosch.

Bob was born March 2, 1934 in Waupun, the son Frank and Irma Schrauth Tank. Bob attended Waupun schools, graduating from Waupun High School in 1953. He served five years with the U.S. Naval Reserve and two years with the U.S. Army. On September 29, 1956 he married Connie Reabe in Waupun. Following their marriage the couple resided in Waupun all their married life. Bob was employed by Carnation Co./Silgan Containers in Waupun for 38 years, retiring in 1997. He served as an alderman for the City of Waupun for 17 years, retiring from that position in 2007. On November 10, 2007 he married Angie Veleke. They continued to reside in Waupun. Bob was a member of First Reformed Church in Waupun.

Bob is survived by his wife, Angie Tank of Waupun; a son, Bob (Jodi) Tank of Brandon; a daughter, Sue (Tom) Hoinacki of Waupun; six grandchildren, Chad (Kristi) Hoinacki, Brook Hoinacki (and special friend D.J. Miller), Trek Hoinacki (and fiancé Trina Kienast), Nate Tank, Matt Tank, and Nick Tank (and special friend Shannie Hiemstra); a great-grandchild, Kaysen Hoinacki; a brother, Richard (Maryann) Tank of Waupun; a sister, Ruth Ann Farr of Waupun; two step-children, Dennis (Sue) Veleke of Montello, and Sharon (Brian) Ball of Waupun; and a brother-in-law, Elden Zwieg of Waupun.

He was preceded in death by his first wife, Connie Tank; a son, Tom Tank; his parents; a sister, Joan Zwieg, and a brother-in-law, Jerry Farr.

Dickie was born February 23, 1938 in Janesville, WI the son of Raymond and Margaret Knight Dommershausen. Dickie was employed as a transportation officer for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections in Waupun for most of his life. He enjoyed his association with The University of Wisconsin and its sport programs, especially men’s and women’s hockey and the Badger Band. His love for hockey was evident as a dedicated volunteer of the Waupun Hockey Association. He would be found watching games, taking pictures, and lending a hand at fundraisers. Dickie helped coach many youth on and off the ice. He purchased tickets for entire teams to attend Wisconsin Badger hockey games. Dickie donated funds that enabled the purchase of new score boards for the community center, and was honored by an award known as “The Dickie Dommershausen Volunteer of the Year” given to members that best exemplify dedication to Waupun Hockey and its community. Dickie took pride in his community. His generosity and love for girl’s softball was evident as he umpired many games and worked at the concession stand, along with playing a mean game of softball himself.

Dickie is survived by three brothers, Robert Dommershausen of Madison, Ronald Dommershausen of Madison, and Thomas Dommershausen (Patricia Wade) of Lebanon, OH; four sisters, Peggy Youngblood of Madison, Mary Hoffman of Gilbert, AZ, JoAnn Dommershausen of Madison, and Donna (Jeff) Bauhs of Cambridge; and a nephew and niece, Ollie and Marquitta of Madison.

Dickie was preceded in death by his parents, Raymond and Margaret; a sister, Katy; a brother, Gerald; and a nephew, Anthony.

Imogene was born January 4, 1927 in Fond du Lac the daughter of Kinley D. and Hertha Schmude Tew. Imogene attended Waupun schools and graduated from Waupun High School in 1943. The Tew family moved to Fond du Lac in October of 1943. On November 24, 1949 she married Thomas F. Abel at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church in Fond du Lac where they were members. Then they moved to Waupun. Imogene was a long-time member of Pella Lutheran Church in Waupun.

Imogene is survived by a daughter, Sandra Abel (husband David Faas) of Madison; a son, Gary (Sharon) Abel of Cadyville, NY; two grandchildren, George (Patti) Coger of Morrisonville, NY and Terri (Brian) Douglas of Plattsburgh, NY; eight great-grandchildren; one great-great- granddaughter; eleven nieces and nephews, David (Carol) Johnson of Beaver Dam, Donna (Ron) Culver of Green Lake, Ron Johnson of Oshkosh, Gary (Nancy) Becker of Fond du Lac, Linda Schroeder of Fond du Lac, Carolyn (Rick) Wasserman of Rockford, MN, Randy (Nancy) Jagow of Fond du Lac, Louis and Alan Jagow of Fond du Lac, Wanda (Ted) Zielicke of Mt. Calvary, and David (Annette) Jagow of Mt. Calvary.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Thomas; her parents; her brother, Lyle; and sisters Orena and Vala Nee and their spouses; and a great-great-grandson.

Mary was born December 24, 1934 in East Waupun, the daughter of Elmer and Lulu Belle Moore Vanderkin, Sr. She attended Chester School, a one room school, and graduated from Waupun High School in 1952. On November 26, 1955 she married Art Docter at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. The couple resided in Waupun for most of their married lives. Mary was employed at Ideal Shoe Factory in Waupun and later at Electri-Wire in Waupun from which she retired. She was seasonally employed at Mischler Berry Farm for several years and also worked at A Turn Back In Time. Mary was a member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Waupun and was on the council at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Springvale. On December 30, 2005 she married Donald Kehrmeyer in Fond du Lac. They continued to live in Waupun all their married lives. Mary’s house was open to everyone. She enjoyed having the family over for Christmas Eve. Mary made a great difference in the lives of her nieces and nephews.

Mary is survived by her husband, Don Kehrmeyer of Waupun; three step-children, Steven (Cheryl) Kehrmeyer of Sunland, CA, Staci (Jave) Kane of Livermore, CA, Randy (Cheryl) Kehrmeyer of Valrico, FL; step-grandchildren, Shaun, Kaitlyn, Elijah, Audrey, Ryan, and Jake; sisters, Phyllis Smedema of Waupun and Priscilla Engstrom of Random Lake, WI; two brothers, Ted (Beth) Vanderkin of Waupun and Dave (Nancy) Vanderkin of Waupun; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Nancy Vanderkin, Jerrianne Vanderkin, and Helen Vanderkin, all of Waupun; Earl (Betty) Kehrmeyer of Fond du Lac, Vernon (Catherine) Kehrmeyer of LeRoy; Genevieve Luedtke of Kewaskum, Rosemary Pabich of Menomonee Falls, Kathie (Robert) Daugherty of Wilmington, NC, Pat Kehrmeyer of Fond du Lac, Jim (Marie) Docter, Gordon (Sandy) Docter, Joe (Sandy) Docter, Evie (Gerald) Berndt, and Fabian Nighbor; along with several nieces, nephews, cousins, and abundance of friends.

Mary was preceded in death by her first husband, Art Docter; brothers, John E. Vanderkin, Larry Vanderkin, and Bill Vanderkin; a sister, Jean Taeffner; a nephew, Johnny Vanderkin; and brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Clarence Vande Zande, Charles Taeffner, Bob Engstrom, Francis Kehrmeyer, Adeline and Carl Lookman, Rosemary and Hubert Raymond, and Beverly Nighbor.

Bob was born July 24, 1942 in the town of Waupun, the son of Ralph and Janet Hyslop Whiting. Bob graduated from Waupun High School in 1960. He served his country with the United States Air Force from 1962-1966 where he was stationed in Guam during the Vietnam War. Bob was employed by Mercury Marine, Speed Queen, and returned to Mercury Marine from which he retired. Bob volunteered and did repair work for Fond du Lac Humane Society and Green Lake Humane Society.

Bob is survived by his brothers and sisters, Janet Woods and life partner, Sam Medlock of Columbia, SC; Harriet (Jim) Laird of Waupun, Walter (Patricia) Whiting of Oshkosh, David (Marilyn) Whiting of Waupun, and James (Susan) Whiting of Bean Station, TN; and nieces and nephews.

Bob was preceded in death by his parents.

Norman was born in Grand Rapids, MI on March 10, 1930 the son of Fred and Jeane De Boer Haan. Norman attended Seymour Christian School and Grand Rapids Christian High School. In March of 1951 he married Joyce Meyners. He started out working at his father’s print shop, then was called into the ministry and went to Calvin College and Seminary where he received his Masters of Divinity degree. Norman was always looking for opportunities to serve the Lord. He led many catechism classes, societies, and Bible studies. He shepherded churches in Volga, SD, Flint, MI, Phoenix, AZ, Waupun, WI, Worthington, MN, and Bakersfield, CA. Norman was involved with Habitat for Humanity, taught seminary students in Ukraine, and taught Bible in the Philippines.

Norman and Joyce were blessed with six children, Norma Voss, Fred (Cheryl) Haan, Rich (Marsha) Haan, Tom (Marilynn) Haan, Brenda Kamphuis, and Kevin (Angela) Haan; 20 grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; five step-great-grandchildren; three sisters, Joyce Van Vels, Ruth Kok, and Carol (Jerry) Velthouse; and two sisters-in-law, Virginia (Henry) Vander Werf, and Arlene (Gary) Popma.

He was preceded in death by his parents; an infant brother; two brothers-in-law; and an infant grandson.

Eugene was born July 12, 1934 in rural Randolph the son of John and Jennie Posthuma Kikkert. On October 20, 1954 he married Muriel Joyce Vande Zande at First Christian Reformed Church in Waupun. They were united in marriage for 48 years. Eugene was employed by National Rivet & Manufacturing Co. in Waupun for 30 years, retiring in 1999. His hobbies included riding bike to collect aluminum cans, having a huge garden every summer, riding along with his wife on the school bus when she would take high school teams to sporting events, and leaving before the sunrise with his wife to travel to vacation spots.

Eugene is survived by six children, Larry (JoAnn) of Fond du Lac, Donna of Gleason, WI, David (Lori) or Beaver Dam, Karen of Fond du Lac, Brenda (Jim) King of Fond du Lac, and Kathy (special friend Tony) of Fond du Lac; 12 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren with a great-grandson expected in July; a brother, Elmer (Charlene) of Beaver Dam; a sister-in-law, Leona Vande Zande of rural Waupun; and nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Muriel, in 2003; his parents, John and Jennie; mother-in-law and father-law, Rein and Ruth Vande Zande; a grandson, Nathaniel; two brothers-in-law, Roger and Theodore Vande Zande; and a sister-in-law, Hilda Vande Zande.