A service of remembrance was held today at the Wenig Funeral Home, 108 Center Avenue, Oostburg, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, USA, for Ronald R. Ponfil of Sheboygan and formerly of Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, who died at the age of 65 years at his home on Friday morning, 22 September 2006 after a courageous battle with cancer. Reverend Kent Vant Hul officiated. Full military honors followed the service. Friends called at the funeral home.

Ron was born in Crivitz, Marinette County on 05 March 1941, son of Anton and Mary (Porfilio) Ponfil. He was a 1959 graduate of Crivitz High School and served his country in the United States Marine Corps. On 27 June 1964, Ronald married the former Lynda Tordeur in Cedarburg, Ozaukee County. Ron was a plumber by trade and had been employed at Cliff Bergin and Associates in Mequon for 40 years, retiring in 2000. He was a member of the Plumbers Union and enjoyed cruises, going to the casino, NASCAR, sports, travel, hunting and fishing.

Ronald was survived by his wife Lynda; a daughter Tania (Mike) Switon of Cedar Grove; a son, Brian (Kelly) Ponfil of Glendale, Arizona; two grandchildren, Zachary Hauser and Emily Switon; five sisters, Helen Franzen, Louise Sprouse and Donna Martens all of Crivitz, Aggie Witak of Peshtigo and Vi Dart of Green Bay; brother Paul Ponfil of Cedarburg; sister-in-law Rita (William) Dehn of Rhinelander; mother-in-law June Tordeur of Marinette and many friends and relatives. He was preceded in death by his parents; an infant son, Craig Ponfil; his father-in-law, Clarence Tordeur; and five brothers-in-law and a sister-in-law.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Ponfil's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 26 September 2006.

      Lyale H. Ostrander of Aberdeen, Marlyand, passed away at the age of 80 years on Saturday, 23 September 2006. Lyale was born in the town of Barton, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, on 10 December 1925, son of Claude and Hilda (Homuth) Ostrander. He entered the United States Army at an early age. Lyale fought in World War II under General Patton in the European Theater in Germany where he married Hilda Brantano. He made a career in the military and was stationed at Aberdeen, Maryland, retiring there.

Lyale was survived by his wife, Hilda of 59 years; a son, Ronald (Doris) and two grandsons, Shawn and Sheen, all of Sugarland, Texas; a brother, Leslie (Eleanor) Ostrander of Kewaskum; nieces; nephews and other relatives and friends. Preceding him in death were his parents; a brother, Alvah; a sister-in-law, Ruby; and a grandson, Ronny.

Cremation has taken place.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Ostrander's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 27 September 2006.

      Robert J. Olsen of West Bend, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, passed away at the age of 85 years on Wednesday, 27 September 2006 at the Samaritan Health Center. Robert was born on 11 March 1921 in Wittenberg, Shawano County, son of Arthur and Vera (nee Goglin) Olsen. He graduated from Wittenberg High School in 1939. Robert served in the United States Army Air Corps during World War II in the Pacific Theater and was awarded the Purple Heart. After his discharge, Robert attended the University of Wisconsin and graduated with a degree in science. He then moved to West Bend and worked as comptroller and office manager for Enger Kress. The last several years before his retirement in 1983 he worked for Hartford Hospital. Robert was a member of the west Bend Fred A. Schaefer Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1393 and the West Bend Lions Club. He helped start and was a coach for the West Bend Little League and enjoyed baseball, bowling, fishing and hunting.

Robert was survived by five children, Carla (Ralph) Gengler of Campbellsport, Catherine (special friend Dean Harthum) Engel of West Bend, David (Beth) Olsen of West Bend, Alan (Kathleen) Olsen of Germantown and Andrea Olsen of Grafton; three grandchildren, Krista (Matt) Dwyer of Kewaskum, Anthony (Gretchen) Engel of Hartford and Mariana (Jeff) Tetzlaff of West Bend; three great-grandchildren, Cayden Dwyer, Rylie Dwyer and Ethan Engel; a sister, Dorothy VanVlett of Berne, Indiana; a brother, Donald (Jean) Olsen of Shawano; a sister-in-law, Claire Olsen of Sturgeon Bay; nieces; nephews; other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his former wife, Carmen Olsen, along with three brothers, Harold, Lyle and Leroy.

A memorial service to celebrate Robert’s life was held on Friday, 06 October at the Myrhum-Patten Funeral Home, West Bend. Reverend David Schoob officiated. Visitation was at the funeral home.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Olsen's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 30 September 2006.

      Thomas J. Gundrum, also known as Tom, of Slinger, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, passed away at the age of 62 years on Saturday, 30 September 2006 at his residence surrounded by his loving family. Tom was born on 21 September 1944 in Hartford, son of Roy and Jeanette (nee Mago) Gundrum. He was raised in Slinger, graduating from Slinger High School in 1962. After graduation, he entered the United States Army serving in Vietnam. Upon returning from the service, Tom went back to school and had several jobs before joining his father in the family meat market, becoming the third generation to do so. He was a member of the Slinger Zunker-Held Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3358. His passion, since age 12, was hunting. He loved to mentor kids after high school to help them prepare for the real world of work.

He was survived by his wife of 42 years, Shirley (nee Schinke); children, Michael (Becky) and Heidi (Gerald) Lofy, both of Slinger; grandchildren, Adam, Emily and Thomas Lofy, and Taylor and Kylie Gundrum; his parents, Roy and Jeanette of Slinger; his siblings, Mark (Kay) of Michigan, Frank (Sherry) of Hartford, Rosie (Donald) Brown of Kentucky, Barbara (Bill) Badini of Hartford and Lori (Thomas) Teusch of Slinger; and his mother-in-law, Delores Schinke. He was further survived by many brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law; a lifelong friend, Arnold Malsack; his hunting partner, Thomas Zimmerman; and also several nieces, nephews other relatives and friends.

The funeral Mass was on Tuesday, 03 October at St. Peter Catholic Church, 202 East. Washington Street, Slinger, where Father Rick Stoffel officiated. Cremation was at Paradise Cremation Services, West Bend. Visitation with family and friends took place on Tuesday at St. Peter Church.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Gundrum's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 02 October 2006.

      David B. Konen of Plymouth, passed away at the age of 79 years on Saturday, 30 September 2006 at Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center in Sheboygan. David was born on 12 January 1927, son of Peter and Anna (Schmitz) Konen on a farm near Dotyville, Fond du Lac County where he grew up and attended schools. As a teenager, David moved to Plymouth where he worked until he was 17. He then enlisted in the United States Navy, serving in the South Pacific for two years. After his discharge from the service, David returned to Plymouth and on 29 October 1947, he and the former Cora Bergin were married. They continued to live in Plymouth until 1951, when they moved to Barton, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, where they lived and worked for 50 years. He was employed for the Asplundh Tree Expert Company for about 40 years.

David was survived by his wife of 58 years, Cora; seven children, James (Kathy) Konen of Casper, Wyoming., Patricia Konen, John Konen and Peter (Cherie) Konen, all of Plymouth, Beverly (Art) Kelling of Random Lake, Kay (Gary) Nothem and Karen (Paul) Stark, both of Adell; 10 grandchildren, Renee Bong, David and Valerie Kelling, Craig, Ben, James and Paul Konen, Paul, Cory and Nicole Stark; 11 great-grandchildren; a brother, Ambrose (Jill) Konen of New Holstein; a sister, Anna Marie Schneider of Sheboygan. He was also survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. David was preceded in death by a sister, Estelle Lueck.

He was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Plymouth. David was also a life member of the Barton Adrain Neubarer Veterans of Foreigh Wars Post 8658.

It was David’s desire that there be no services or visitation.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Konen's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 02 October 2006.

      Charles C. Jaskolski died peacefully at the age of 81 yeara on 30 September 2006. Charles was survived by his second wife and best friend, Florence (Nolan) Jaskolski of West Bend, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; three children from his first marriage to the late Ordell (Rehberger) Jaskolski, Kenneth (Diane) Jaskolski and Carl (Olivia) Jaskolski, both of Milwaukee, and Karen Satterfield of German-town. He was the grandfather of David Jaskolski of Sussex, Joseph (Donda) Jaskolski of Hartford, Heather (James) Stadler of Sussex and Eric C. Jaskolski of Milwaukee; and great-grandfather of Tessa, Noah, Natalia, Zachary, Samatha and Alisa. He was also survived by step-daughters, Carol (Ray) Knapp of West Bend, Nancy (Howard) Lovejoy and Martha "Dolly" (Daniel) Martinez, both of Milwaukee; plus stepsons David (Jody) Galdick of River Falls and Larry (Leone) Galdick, Milwaukee.

Chuck worked as a supervisor for the Milwaukee County Highway Department from 1971 to 1987. There were many days, nights and holidays that he worked to keep our freeways safe and drivable from ice and snowstorms. He truly was a dedicated and committed civil servant. Charles was also a proud member of the Disabled American Veterans and DAV Auxiliary, having served in World War II.

Friends celebrate his life on Wednesday, 04 October at the Phillip Funeral Home, 1420 West Paradise Drive in West Bend. Visitation was followed by the service. Burial took place on Thursday in Arlington Park Cemetery, 4011 South 27th Street, Greenfield.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Jaskolski's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 03 October 2006.

      Herman W. Doll, of West Bend, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, entered into eternal peace at the age of 80 years on Sunday, 26 November 2006 at Kathy Hospice. Herman was born on 04 April 1926, son of Herman J. and Anna (nee Engeleiter) Doll. He honorably entered into the United States Navy from 1944 to 1946. After returning home, Herman married Elizabeth M. Wolf on 08 May 1948 at St. Lawrence Catholic Church. After marriage, the couple began a loving family of their own. Herman worked at various heating and sheet metal companies, including MacMetal and also White House Milk Company. He most recently worked at Parts Plus as a local delivery driver. In his free time, Herman enjoyed carpentry, woodworking, playing sheepshead, dancing and traveling. Throughout his life, Herman was an avid baseball fan.

He was survived by his wife of 58 years, Elizabeth Marie "Betty;" his treasured children, Kenneth and Susan Doll of Hatley, Rick and Linda Doll of West Bend and Terri and Bob Gessner of West Bend; his adored grandchildren, Brian and Lisa Doll, Aaron and Kim Doll, Kristin and Josh Smith, Joshua and Rianna Doll, Michael, Meghan and Lindsay Doll and Jennifer Gessner; and dear great-grandchildren, Brittney, Brianna, Kayla and Nicholas Doll. Herman was further survived by his siblings and siblings-in-law, Armella and Wayne Dolgner, Dorothy Muckerheide, Leroy and Veronica Doll, Leander and Carol Doll, MaryAnn and Gerald Schaefer, Julia Doll, Ginny and Stan Griesemer and Theresa and Joe Melzer; siblings-in-law on Betty’s side, Arlene Wolf, Rosella Wolf, Rosemary Wolf, Lucille and Gerry Lofy, Werner and Carol Wolf, Florence and Tom Schellinger, Marcel Wolf and Jerome and Donna Wolf; many nieces, nephews, other very special relatives and dear friends. Herman was preceded in death by his parents, Herman and Anna Doll; his brother, Eugene Doll; brothers-in-law, Grenfol Zweig and Henry Guetzkow; his grandson, Kevin Gessner; great-grandson, Michael Doll; parents-in-law, William and Eleanor Wolf; and siblings-in-law, Walter, Gilbert, Rita and Jerry Wolf.

A funeral Mass was celebrated in honor of Herman on Wednesday, 29 November at St. Mary Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 415 Roosevelt Drive in West Bend where Father Mike Moran officiated. Visitation with family and friends was on Tuesday at the Phillip Funeral Home Chapel, 1420 West Paradise Drive in West Bend.

[extracted and edited from Mr. Doll's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 28 November 2006]

      Alexander G. Lefeber, also known as Alex, of Eden, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin, USA, was called home to his Heavenly Father at the age of 72 years on Friday, 06 October 2006. He passed away at his home following a long battle with cancer. Alex was born on 22 June 1935 in Fond du Lac, son of Alexander P. and Ida (Abler) Lefeber. He attended St. Mary Springs High School in Fond du Lac. Alex served in the United States Army from 1957 to 1959 during peace time in Germany in the 11th A/C. On 29 June 1963, Alex married Kathryn Ann Flynn at St. Mary Catholic Church in Eden, now Shepherd of the Hills Parish. He was a retired hog farmer on the family farm near Dotyville, and also worked as a machinist for 22 1/2 years at the Gehl Company in West Bend, Washington County. Alex was a devoted member of Shepherd of the Hills Parish and faithful member of the church choir. As an active member of the community, he served as a poll worker for the town of Forest and was a former member of the Fond du Lac County Pork Producers. He always enjoyed the outdoors and even before retirement would try to get away as much as possible for hunting, fishing (especially ice fishing) and relaxing with friends and family. His love for storytelling, polka and country music, and political discussions around the table will be greatly missed.

Alexander was survived by his wife, Kathryn; six children, Maggie (Dave) Baudry of Wauwatosa, Mary (Tom) Genack of Wauwatosa, Jim (Sue) Lefeber of Plymouth, Joe (Liz) Lefeber of Hortonville, Terry (Marilee) Lefeber of New Holstein and Linda (Chad) Vande Slunt of Lomira; 11 grandchildren, Michaela, Elliana, Anna, Alexan-der, Katie, Carolyn, Mary Grace, Monica, Twila, Joshua and Austin; two step-grandchildren, Adam and Andrea; five sisters, Marian (Pat) Costello of Fond du Lac, Rita (Jerry) Parke of Denver, Colo., Monica (Mike) Lapcewich of Appleton, Carol (Bob) Gens of Sheboygan and Cathy (Tom) Luckow of Fond du Lac; and three brothers, Jerry (Darlene) Lefeber of Mt. Calvary, Steve (Patty) Lefeber of Lynnwood, Wash. and Tony (Gay) Lefeber of Fond du Lac. Preceding him in death were his parents, Alexander P. and Ida Lefeber; a sister, Rosalie (Lefeber) Urban; a brother-in-law, John E. Flynn; and a sister-in-law, Mary Rita Flynn.

The funeral Mass was held on Wednesday, 11 October at Shepherd of the Hills Catholic Church, Eden, where Father Charles Wester officiated. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery and Chapel in Fond du Lac. Visitation was on Tuesday at the Twohig Funeral Home in Fond du Lac and at the church.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Lefeber's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 09 October 2006.

      Henry C. Waldeck Jr., also known as Hank, of West Bend, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, passed away peacefully at the age of 79 years on Sunday, 08 October 2006 at Kathy Hospice. Henry was born on 18 February 1927 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, son of Henry Sr. and Marie (nee Pfister) Waldeck. After 33 years of employment, Hank retired from the Kohler Company in Kohler where he was a member of the Kohler Quarter Century Club. On 17 June 1988, he married Joyce M. (nee Hardegen) Wolf in West Bend . In April 1945, Hank entered active duty service with the United States Army and proudly served his country until his honorable discharge in September 1951. He later served with the Wisconsin National Guard, Ozaukee Composite Squadron and the Civil Air Patrol. During his military service, Hank was awarded many medals, including the Army Good Conduct Medal, America Campaign Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, Army of Occupation (Japan) Medal, National Defense Medal, Korean Service Medal (with two bronze stars, United Nations Service Medal (Korea). Hank was a life member of the West Bend Fred A. Schaefer Veterans of Foreign Ward Post 1393, the West Bend Lt. Ray Dickop American Legion Post 36, 1st Cavalry Division Association, 32nd Division Association, Korean War Veterans Association and Corporal Richard A. Bell Chapter 111 of which he served as president.

Henry was survived by his wife, Joyce; four children, Julie (Henry) Egerer of Belgium, Sandy (Dennis) Egerer of Annapolis, Missouri, Stan (Nancy) Waldeck of Random Lake and Lori (Dennis) Schmitz of Saukville; five stepchildren, Rodney (Karen) Wolf of Kapolei, Hawaii, Cindy (John) Pickhard of Jefferson, Charles Wolf of Fond du Lac, Keith (Nola) Wolf and Douglas (Laurie) Wolf, both of West Bend; 11 grandchildren, Keriane, Kurt (Tanya), Dennis Jr. (Theresa), Aaron, Jamie, Allyssa, Jason (Nickie), Kristina, Keith, Christopher and Jennifer; 11 step-grandchildren, Katie, Kristen, Kassie, Robert, Daniel, Wayne, Krystal (Eric), Alicia, Malorie, Amanda and Carrie; six great-grandchildren, Kaitlyn, Alexis, Star, Shawn, Jazmine and Faith; a step-great-grandchild, Austin Jordan; other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his sister, Mildred; a grandson, Kevin Egerer; and two stepsons, Terry Wolf and Michael Wolf.

A Memorial services was held on Friday, 13 October at Trinity Lutheran Church where Reverend David Schoob officiated. Burial of the cremated remains was on Saturday at Washington County Memorial Park in West Bend with military honors provided by the West Bend honor guard. Visitation was at the church on Friday.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Waldeck's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 10 October 2006.

      Marvin C. Kleinke of Kewaskum, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, passed away at the age of 92 years on Monday, 09 October 2006 at the Samaritan Health Center in West Bend. Marvin was born on 24 January 1914 in Shawano, Shawano County, son of William and Amanda (Brockhaus Baker) Kleinke. On 27 October 1945, Marvin was united in marriage to Dolores Marie Caroline Heberer at St. John Lutheran Church in New Fane. Marvin proudly served his country in the United States Army Air Force during World War II, earning several medals including the Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon, Good Conduct Ribbon, Silver Battle Star, four Overseas Service Bars and Bronze Battle Star. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Kewaskum Robert G. Romaine American Legion Post 384, the Kewaskum Lion’s Club and the Kewaskum Historical Society. Marvin was an active member of St. Lucas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kewaskum where he served as an elder and financial secretary for many years. After his retirement from A.O. Smith Company in Milwaukee, Marvin was employed by the Kewaskum School District in building maintenabce and worked at the Amerahn in Kewaskum for 23 years. He was a valued volunteer in Kewaskum, from Meals on Wheels to one of his favorite events, the annual Easter egg hunt. If anyone needed a hand with anything, Marvin was there to help.

He will be deeply missed by his wife, his family and by all who knew him. He was survived by his loving wife of 61 years, Dolores; eight children, Charles (Susan) Kleinke and Earl (Marie) Kleinke, both of Kewaskum, Cliff (Alice) Kleinke of Eau Claire, Edmond (Nancy) Kleinke of West Bend, Yvonne (Bruce) Schumacher of St. Paul, Minnesota, Annette (Dave) Wienke of Milwaukee, Suzette (Val) Fischer of Dayton, Ohio and Claudette (Jim) Guell of Waucousta; a sister, Gladys Van den Berg of Key Biscayne, Florida; two sisters-in-law, Virginia Kleinke of Illinois and LaVerne Kleinke of West Bend; 23 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews; many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Frederick "Fritz,", Wilbur (Marie) and Alphaeus Kleinke.

A funeral service for Marvin was held on Friday, 13 October at St. Lucas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kewaskum. Reverend Edwin Fredrich officiated. Burial with military graveside rites performed by members of the Robert G. Romaine American Legion Post 384 followed in Lutheran Memorial Park in Kewaskum. Relatives and friends called on Friday at the church.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Kleinke's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 11 Oct 2006.

      A memorial service was held for Dr. Joseph A. Seidl, also known as Doc, on 13 October 2006 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Grafton. Doc passed away peacefully into eternal life at 79 tears of age on Tuesday 10 October. Visitation was held at the church, followed bya memorial Mass. Doc was born in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County on 10 February 1927. He was a 1944 graduate of Marquette High School and served in the United States Navy Hospital Corps for two years. He graduated from Marquette University in 1949 and Marquette Medical School in 1953. Doc was a physician for the Grafton community from 1954-68, followed by a career in occupational medicine with American Motors/Chrysler.

Doc was survived by his beloved wife Genevieve (Dolan); sons John (Karen Huske), Fred (Vicki), Paul and Steve. He was the proud grandfather of Michael, Megan, Melissa, Leah, Scott, Jacob, Julianne and Nicholas; proud great-grandfather of Austin Lee; and dearest brother of Marge (Frank) Tarantino. He was further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Extracted and edited from Dr. Seidl's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 12 Oct 2006.

      Henry A. Jordan passed away at the age of 64 years on Wednesday, 11 October 2006 at Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital in Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, USA. Henry was born on 16 March 1942, son of Frederick and Catherine (nee Schober) Jordan in Caledonia, Racine County where he was raised. After his schooling, Henry moved to Neillsville and then entered the military serving in the United States Army for eight years. He married Darceal Tackes on 17 June 1967 at St. Peter Parish in Slinger, Washington County. Henry worked at the Gehl Company for 16 years and then at Batzler Trucking for 24 years. He was a member of the Wisconsin Retirees Camping Group and enjoyed traveling with his family and friends. Henry loved playing sheepshead, taking care of his yard and woodworking. Above all, Henry loved spending time with his children and grandchildren.

Henry was survived by his loving wife of 39 years, Darceal; three daughters, Bernadine (Louis) Walters of Michigan, Charlene (Mike) Westphal of West Bend and Arless Jordan of Eden; a son, Elwin (girlfriend Annette Knaak) of Fond du Lac; grandchildren, Russell and Nigel Jordan, Eric and Jenny Westphal, Patience, Matthew and Joshua McDonald, John Wright and Hannah Jordan; brothers, Paul (Collette) Jordan of Granton and Frederick (Joyce) Jordan of Texas; a sister, Kathy Waterhouse of Lincoln, Neb; sisters-in-law, Nancy Jordan of Grand Rapids, Gladys Ramel of Kewaskum, Adeline Flasch of West Bend, Darleen Rochwite of Campbellsport, Gladys Tackes of Kewaskum and Christa Tackes of West Bend; a brother-in-law, Willard (Bertha) Tackes of New-burg; several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Preceding him in death were his parents; a son, Dale; a brother, August Jordan; a sister-in-law; and eight brothers-in-law.

A Mass of Christian Burial was held on Monday, 16 October at St. Michael Catholic Church, 8877 Forest View Road, Kewaskum, where Father Robert J. Artmann officiated. Visitation with family and friends was held on Sunday at the Phillip Funeral Home Chapel, 1420 West Paradise Drive in West Bend. Interment took place in St. Peter’s Catholic Cemetery in Slinger.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Jordan's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 13 October 2006.

      Mathias H. Yogerst, also known as Math, of West Bend, Washington County, Wiscoinsin, USA, died at the age of 91 years on Friday, 13 October 2006 at the Samaritan Health Center in West Bend. Math was born on 13 May 1915 in Allenton, son of Nicolas and Mary (nee Weis) Yogerst. He married Evelyn H. Bork on 09 August 1941 at St. Mary Church, Kansasville. Evelyn passed away on 30 January 1998. On 22 March 2002, Math married Helen Schlossmacher (nee Lane) at Immanuel UCC, West Bend. Mathias served in the United States Army Air Corps during World War II. He worked at the Norton bomb site during the war and was awarded the Good Conduct Medal and the American Theatre Medal. After his discharge in 1946, Math was employed at the Gehl Company, retiring after 35 years of service. He enjoyed traveling and traveled around the world with Evelyn. Math was able to celebrate his 90th birthday on both coasts, starting out in New York and flying to San Francisco before boarding a cruise ship sailing to Vancouver. He was a member of Gehl Company’s Hexelbank Club, which recognizes 25 years of employment, and was also a longtime member of Holy Angels Church.

Matgias was survived by his wife, Helen; two children, Jim Yogerst of St. Charles, Missouri. and Bonnie (Charles) Zahnow of Cedarburg; seven stepchildren, E.J. (Julie) Nahmens of Adams, William Nahmens of Milwaukee, Greg (Yosiah) Nahmens of Fischer, Ind., Mike (Renate) Nahmens of Richfield, Theresa (Brian) Oppermann of West Bend, Jeri (Lee) Owen of Jackson and Larry Nahmens of Delafield; 12 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by a sister, Marion (Joe) Moser of Hiles; five sisters-in-law, Veronica Yogerst of Fond du Lac, Bernice Yogerst and Marian Yogerst, both of West Bend, Lydia (John) Maerzke of Waterford and Roxanne Bork of Arizona; a brother-in-law, Len Bork of Burlington; and many nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. Preceding him in death were a daughter and a son in infancy; a son, Steve in 1974; four brothers, Roman, Andrew, Nick and Wil-liam; and a sister, Rose Roden.

A Mass of Christian Burial was held on Wednesday, 18 October at Holy Angels Catholic Church in West Bend. Reverend Gerald Brittain was the presider. Burial was on Thursday at Holy Angels Cemetery. Visitation was at the church on Wednesday.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Yogerst's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 16 October 2006.

      Donald A. Trepte of the town of Trenton, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, died at the age of 84 years on Thursday, 05 October 2006 at SynergyHealth St. Joseph Hospital. Donald was born on 16 March 1922 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, son of Gustav and Florence (nee Buchholz) Trepte. Following his high school graduation, he began working for Globe-Van Doern Corporation in Milwaukee. He then enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps. During World War II, he served in the European Theater as a B-24 pilot, and also was a POW. After the war, he returned to Wisconsin and resumed his career with Globe-Van Doern. At the time of his retirement, he was the president and chairman of the corporation. On 12 January 1944, he was united in marriage to Dorothea M. Blohm in Wauwatosa. Dorothea predeceased on 23 August 2001. Donald served as a director of M&I Northern Bank, was a member and board member of many organizations, including Trinity Lutheran Church in West Bend, Alonzo Cudworth Post #23 American Legion, Fred A. Schaefer Post #1393 VFW, Milwau-kee Zoological Society, Milwaukee Builders Exchange and the Mil-waukee Rotary Club.

Survivors include two children, Terry (Susan) of the town of Trenton and Candy (Dick) Liebert of Whitefish Bay; three grandchildren Theodore (Melissa), Steven and Jeffrey Liebert; one great-grandson Trevor; one brother Ralph (Elizabeth) of Ocono-mowoc; one sister Lois Phillips of Brookfield; one aunt Bernice Schubert formerly of Waubeka; other relatives and friends.

Private family services will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 11 at 1 p.m. at the Schmidt Funeral Home in West Bend with Rev. Victor Hackbarth officiating.

There will be a gathering for relatives and friends at the family farm, 6188 Highway M in the town of Trenton , on Wednesday from 2 until 4 p.m.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Trepte's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 17 Oct 2006.

      William D. Houck, also known as Bill, of Slinger, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, passed away at the age of 72 years on Thursday,12 October 2006. Bill died of cancer and he fought very hard to over come it. He was born on 22 May 1934 in Park Falls, Price County, son of Edward and Ann (nee Mader) Houck. He served his country in the United States Army. Bill married Patricia Burg in 1964 at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Hartford. He worked at International Stamping Company in Hartford for over 20 years. Bill loved his children and grandchildren very much.

He was the dearest father of Deanna Houck of Beaver Dam, Wendy (Chris) Gagne of Rubicon, Terry Houck of Slinger, Shane Houck of Boltonville and Jason Houck of Hustisford; the precious grandfather of Trayton, Raydan, Ariel and Vachon; and the dear brother of Beverly Bowman of Minocqua, Janet Hutchinson and Ronald Houck, both of Park Falls. Also surviving are nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Patricia in 2004.

Visitation was on Tuesday, 17 October 2006 at Berndt-Ledesma Funeral Home, Hartford, followed by a funeral service with Reverend Ricky P. Schroeder officiating. Interment was on Wednesday, 18 Oct in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Hartford.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Houck's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News n 18 October 2006.

      Lambert John Winnemueller, also known as Bert, dearest husband and best friend of Alyce (Schacht), died peacefully at the age of 79 years on 18 October 2006 at the Kathy Hospice. Bert loved his God, his wife and their families, and his country, having served in the United States Navy from 1945 to 1953. He was born on 28 August 1927 in Port Washington, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, USA, son of John and Anna (nee Kolvenbach) Winnemueller. He attended St. Mary School in Port Washington and also Port High School. Bert was a loyal employee of 35 years at the Wisconsin Electric Company (We Energies), retiring in 1988.

He was survived by his wife of 28 years, Alyce; and his children, Judy (Lou) Formato of Clermont, Flordia, Diane (Peter) VandeWalle of Green Bay, Amy (Ed) Donie of Orlando, Flordia, Sandra (Peter) Lundquist of Algoma, Susan Winnemueller of Orlando, Flordia, Daniel Winnemueller of Orlando, Flordia and Mark Winnemueller of Denver, Colorado. Lambert was further survived by Alyce’s children, Elaine (Greg) Schiek of Conover, Wisconsin, Peggy (Don) Wadley of Boise, Idaho, Laurie (Jim) Oswald of Iron Ridge and Nancie (Peter) Wojciechowski of Rockford, Illinois; his sisters Carol Renzel and Marcie Morauski of Port Wash-ington; siblings-in-law, Bernice Winnemuller and Rosemary Ellis of Conway, Arkansaw., Tom (Carol) Schacht of Switzerland, Flordia, and Richard (Dee Dee) Schacht of West Bend; 18 loved grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, other special relatives and many dear friends. Preceding him in death were his first wife, Phyllis; brothers Herman, Francis and John; sister Marie Merrill; and one step-daughter, Linda Kopp.

Bert was a member of Holy Trinity Parish in Newburg and St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church in West Bend, Washington County. He served Washington County St. Vincent DePaul for many years and loved golf, square dancing and adventure. He was a member of the Waubeka Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Young@Heart group of West Bend, Catholic Knights and the Quad Parish Ministry for Seniors.

A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial at St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church with Father Jeff Haines and Father Guy Gurath officiating was held on Monday, 23 October at Holy Trinity Cemetery in Newburg. Private burial will take place at Holy Trinity Cemetery in Newburg. Visitation with friends and family was held at St. Frances Cabrini Church on Monday, 23 October.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Winnemueller's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 19 October 2006.

      Thomas Albert Thorson, also known as Tom, of West Bend, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, entered into eternal peace at the age of 76 years on Tuesday, 17 October 2006 at SynergyHealth St. Joseph Hospital. Tom was born in Chetek, Barron County on 14 October 1930, son of Albert Leonard and Elsie May (nee Schofield) Thorson. The family moved to the West Bend area, where Tom was raised and graduated from West Bend High School in 1948. After high school, Tom honorably served his country in the United States Air Force. When he returned,Tom attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he was a member of Delta Sigma Phi and graduated in 1956. He served as the chairman of the town of Grand Chute from 1965-1969. On 18 May 1978, Tom devoted his life and love to Carol Kay Mittelstaedt-Hovey at St. John Lutheran Church in West Bend. He was a member of the Toastmasters of West Bend, the Christian Business Men’s Committee and the Stephen Ministry at St. John. In his free time, Tom loved playing cards, reading, fishing, golfing, testing his abilities at crossword puzzles and avidly supporting both the Wisconsin Badgers and the Green Bay Packers.

Tom was deeply missed by his beloved wife and best friend, Carol; his children, Janine (Jeff) Coleman of Portage, Gary Thorson of Milwaukee, David (Susan) Thorson of Midlothian, Virginia, Nancy (Mark) Nothem of West Bend, Mark (Debbie) Hovey of Fort Collins, Colorado, Dan (Sherry) Hovey of Port Washington and Jennifer Thorson of West Bend; his 11 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; his siblings-in-law, Darlene (Marvin) Nichols of Menomonee Falls, Darlene (Donald) Radtke of St. Charles, Illinois, Jacqueline Thorson of Ripon and Duane (Betty) Mittelstaedt of Berlin; and longtime friend, Alan Ortlieb. He was also missed by many nieces, nephews, other special relatives and many dear friends. Tom was preceded in death by his parents, and a brother, Donald.

A funeral service in honor of Tom was held on Saturday, 21 October at St. John Lutheran Church, 809 South Sixth Avenue in West Bend where Reverend Robert Hoehner officiated. A visitation of family and friends was held at the church on Saturday.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Thorson's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 19 October 2006.

      Burton E. Jaeger, also known as Burt, of West Bend, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, entered into eternal peace at the age of 81 years on Thursday, 19 October 2006 at the Samaritan Health Center in West Bend. Burt was born in Cascase, Sheboygan County, on 06 February 1925, son of Harry and Elva (nee Schlenter) Jaeger. He graduated from Plymouth High School in 1943. Burt married the love of his life, Pauline Zweifel, on 28 December 1950 in Belleville, Dane County. While continuing his education, he served his country in the United States Navy on two separate tours of duty, the second being on Midway Island in 1951. After serving, he returned to the University of Wisconsin-Stout, graduating in 1953. His career in teaching began in Pembine and then continued in Frost, Minnesota. Burt took time out from teaching for several years selling stocks and bonds with Investors Diversified Services in Minnesota and Marshall Co. in Milwaukee, when they moved back in 1957. Burt decided to go back to teaching and taught in the West Bend School District for 26 years. During his career he taught industrial arts, mathematics and drivers’ education. He retired from teaching on 02 June 1988 at Silverbrook Middle School. In addition to teaching, he started his own business selling above-ground swimming pools with his wife, and was engaged in that business for 18 years. Burt was a member of the Moose Lodge of West Bend Post 1398 and the Webeng Investment Club. He enjoyed fishing, deer hunting, gardening, dancing and playing cards. He was an avid sports fan, following the Packers, Badgers, Brewers and Bucks.

He was survived by his wife, Pauline, of 55 years; his daughters, Jori (Steve) Schmeling of West Bend, and Tami Elward of West Bend; three granddaughters, Amanda Schmeling, Alyssa Schmeling and Elsa Elward; a brother, Gerald Jaeger of Sheboy-gan; a sister, Bonnie (Bernie) Klunke of Winnabow, North Carolina; siblings-in-law, Wilbert C. Zweifel of Evansville, Marvin Zweifel of Belleville, Frederick and Alice Zweifel of Sun Prair-ie, Kenneth and Mary Stampfli of Bancroft, Werner Kuenzi of Madison, Ruth Zweifel of Belleville and Henry Zweifel of Belleville. He was further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Burt was preceded in death by his daughter, Jana Marie; his parents, his sister, Joan Hann; his sister and brother-in-law, Janet and David Hesprich; his brother, John Jaeger; his parents-in-law, Walter and Magdalena Zweifel; three sisters-in-law, Glen Doris Jaeger, Velma Zweifel, and Helen Kuenzi; and a nephew, Bruce Hesprich.

Visitation with family and friends was held on Monday, 23 October at the Phillip Funeral Home, 1420 West Paradise Drive, West Bend, 53095, with funeral services immediately following at the funeral home where Reverend Eric Kirkegaard and Reverend Bill Wiederanders officiated. Burial with full military honors was on Tuesday, 24 October in Washington County Memorial Park.

Exracted and edited from Mr. Jaeger's obituary published in the Ozaukee Washington Daily News on 21 October 2006.

      A Mass of Christian burial was held today for Richard M. Frank, also known as Dick, at St. Mary Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Tomah. Dick passed away at the age of 71 years on Thursday, 19 October 2006 at the Pine View Nursing Home in Black River Falls. The Very Reverend Steven J. Kachel celebrated the Mass. Family and friends called for visitation at the church in Tomah and on 25 October at St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church in Cedarburg. Reverend Mike Lightner officiated the prayer service. Burial took place at St. Francis Borgia Catholic Cemetery in Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, USA.

Dick was born on 03 June 1935 in Cedarburg, son of Walter and Elsie Frank. He graduated from Cedarburg High School in 1953. Following high school, he enlisted in the United States Air Force and served his country for four years attached to a communication squadron in Germany. On 02 July 1960 he was united in marriage to Ruth Heald in Cedarburg. Following his discharge from the Air Force, Dick began his career as a personnel manager at Doerr Electric in Cedarburg, where he worked until moving to the Tomah area. He then became the personnel manager at the Toro Company in Tomah and later at Farnam Sealing Systems in Necedah.

Dick was survived by his wife Ruth; daughters Cynthia "Cindy" Tubbs, Sheri (Jim Finnegan) Marsh and Christine (Jeffrey) Rezin (all of Tomah); grandchildren Eric and Jennifer Tatzel, Nicholas and Tania (Moser) Marsh, Ryan and Amber (Marsh) Schmidt, Jenna (fiance« Steve Dollar) Rezin, Jeremy, Kelsey and Samantha Rezin; great-grandchildren Richelle and Dakota Dollar, Sean and Mikai Marsh, Xavion Schindler and Kirsten Schmidt; sisters Audrey Zwickey of Cedarburg, Monica (Dick) Tillmann of Grafton and Bernice (Bud) Miser of Port Washington; brothers Glenn (Eunice) Frank and Thomas (Rosemarie) Frank (both of Cedarburg). He was further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Dick was preceded in death by his parents Walter and Elsie; and brother-in-law Ken Zwickey.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Frank's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 24 October 2006.

      Richard L. Smith, also known as Smitty, of Hartford, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, passed away at the age of 70 years on Sunday, 22 October 2006 at his residence. Richard was born in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County on 24 April 1936, son of Daniel and Cecilia (nee Blum) Smith. He married Phyllis Talajkowski on 23 November 1957 at St. Kilian Catholic Church in Hartford. Smitty had been a police officer in Hartford for 25 years. The last 10 years of his career he served as the juvenile officer liaison at the high school. He also enjoyed working with the Special Education classes. Smitty was a member of the Hartford Courtney-Carr-Milner American Legion Post 19. He loved fishing and started the fisheree at the mill pond. He was dedicated to his faith and prayed the rosary daily. He will be dearly missed by his family and friends, especially the kids.

Richard was survived by his wife of 48 years, Phyllis; one daughter, Yvonne Endres of Hartford; two sons, Douglas of Hartford, and Hugh (fiancŽ Cecilia) Smith of Colorado; two grandchildren, Shannon Endres and Alex Smith; one sister, Judith Smith of California; three brothers-in-law, Robert Cooper of California, Bob (Mary Ann) Talajkowski of Hartford and Jerome (Wendy) Talajkowski of Hartford; one sister-in-law, Marlene (Robert) Hawkins of Menomonee Falls; and his little buddy and companion, "Molly," his cat. He was further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Smitty was preceded in death by his parents; an infant brother, Dennis; and his sister, Alice.

A Memorial funeral services and Rosary was on Friday, 27 October 2006 at Shimon Funeral Home, 824 Union Street (Highway 83), Hartford were Father David LaPlante officiated. Family greeted relatives and friends on Friday at the funeral home. Inurnment followed at the Pleasant Hill Cemetery.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Smith's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 25 October 2006.

      Norman G. Rambow of Slinger, Washington County Wisconsin, USA and formerly of Juneau, Dodge County, died at the age of 86 years on Friday, 20 October 2006 at St. Joseph Hospital in West Bend. Norman was born on 22 February 1920 in the town of Hustisford, son of Edward and Martha (nee Haack) Rambow. He was united in marriage to Imelda "Mutzie" LaBuwi on 03 July 1957 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County. He had a God-given talent for art and started sketching at age 4 and continued until age 12, when he had an art correspondence course from the Minneapolis Art Institute to add to his talents. After graduating from Hartford High School, Norm did illustrations for the Hartford Times Press.
When he realized that he couldn’t make a lifetime living doing only this, he joined the Krueger Studio in Hartford, taking an apprenticeship in photography.

His work was interrupted by WWII and he was drafted into the United States Army. Having served basic training, Norm was assigned to the Army Signal Corp School for communication drafting. After completing his schooling, Norm was transferred to the Army XIV Corps, an administrative corp located in Fort Worth, Texas. He was assigned to the Signal Corp Office as a communication draftsman. He served three years in the Solamon Islands, Phillipines, and in Japan after the surrender. During those three years, Norm rose from the rank of private to technical master sergeant. He received four battle starts for the XIV Corp being involved in four campaigns. He was awarded the Bronze Star for ingenuity in repoducing an order and plans by diagrams and drawing and for his persistent efforts above and beyond the call of duty.

After the war, Norm rejoined Krueger Studio as an assistant photographer. He then wished to have his own studio and, after two years, started his own business in Juneau in 1948. He was later joined by his wife, who assisted him for the remaining 40 years, until their retirement. Upon his retirement from photography, Norm worked at Wal-Mart in Beaver Dam where he was known as the "friendly dapper" greeter for over 19 years. Norm was a member of St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Juneau and the Juneau American Legion Post 15.

Survivors included his nephews, Sylvan Weber of Hartford and Lee (Yvonne) Weber of Ashippun; a great-nephew, Dan (Mary) Weber, of Hartford; and other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife in 1994; and his sister, Vanessa Uecker.
Visitation was on Tuesday, 24 October at St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church and was followed by the funeral service where Reverend Paul Hirsch officated. Burial was at Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Hartford on Wednesday, 25 October with military graveside services conducted by Juneau American Legion Post 15.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Rambow's obituary printed in the Ozaukee- Washington Daily News on 25 October 2006.

      Elming A. Johnson of Hartford, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, was born to eternal life at the age of 78 years on Sunday, 08 October 2006. Elmer was born in Ashland, Ashland County on 21 March 1928, son of Elming A. and Bernice (nee Anderson) Johnson Sr. He was raised by his stepmother Mary Louise. Elming married Marion Bauers in 1949 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County. He served his country in World War II in the United States Navy. Elming was the president of A-OK Box Company in Milwaukee for 25 years. He enjoyed NASCAR racing, loved to be on his computer, and enjoyed working in his flower and vegetable garden. Elming dearly loved his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

He was survived by his loving bride of 57 years, Marion; and was the dearest father of Bill (Linda) Johnson of West Bend, Laura (Richard) Burki of Cudahy, Dan (DD) Johnson of Cedar Grove, John (Sandy) Johnson of Big Bend, Jim (Donna) Johnson of Greenfield and Peggy (Cory) Shuda of Sussex. Elming was also survived by 12 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; a brother and four sisters; nieces; nephews; other relatives and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents.

A memorial service was held on Friday, 03 November at the Berndt-Ledesma Funeral Home in Hartford where Reverend Richard J. Stoffel officiated. Family received relatives and friends at the funeral home on Friday.

[extracted and edited from Mr. Johnson's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 30 October 2006]

      Russel E. Brawner of Germantown, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 13, 2012, at the age of 69 years, at Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls, Waukesha Ciunty. Russel was born on 22 February 1943, in Moline, Illinois, son of Charles and Velmadene Brawner. He was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. Loving husband of forty-seven years to Sharon (nee Behling). Cherished father of Brian (Signe) and Todd. Dear grandfather of Blake, Drew, and Martin Brawner, and Kirsten and Klaire DeQuardo. Brother to Diana Gastrau and Charlene Sue Rott. Son-in-law to Reuben Behling, brother-in-law to Rebecca Moselle and also to Perry Behling. Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, and many friends. Russel was preceded in death by his parents and mother-in-law Arelene Behling.

Russ was proud of his service in the United States Air Force and his twenty-four years as the owner of R.B. Trucking. He enjoyed coaching his boys in Little League and treasured the time spent with his grandchildren. The "Wiley Crafty Veteran Of The Lanes" is back in form. Graveside services with military honors for Russ will be held at Last Home Cemetery, Germantown (Pilgrim Rd. between Fond du Lac Ave. and Mequon Rd.) on Tuesday, June 19 where the Reverend Dennis Wieland officiated. Gathering followed at the family's residence.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Brawner's obituary published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on 17 June 2012.

      Walter H. Froemming of Grafton, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, USA. Born to Eternal Life at the age of 93 years on Monday, 30 April 2012. Beloved husband of the late Lucille (nee Pergande). Loving father of Carole (Gordon) Stowers and Jane (Robert) Sehmer. Proud grandfather of Christine Barthel, Susan Putterman, Cathleen Walters, James Sehmer and 6 great -grandchildren. Further survived by other relatives. Funeral Services were on Thursday, 03 May at Wisconsin Memorial Park Chapel of the Flowers, 13235 West Capitol Drive; the Reverend Kenton Wendorf officiated. Visitation was on Thursday.

Extracted and edited from Mr. Froemming's obituary published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on 02 May 2012.

      The Reverend Paul H. Bollmann went home to be with his Lord at the age of 68 years on Saturday, 05 May 2012. Companion in life with Virginia Schmitz. Loving father of Melissa (Mike) Boblin, Trisha (Scott) Jackson, Shelby (B.J.) Ebert, Eric (Sara) Schmitz and the late Peter Bollmann. Cherished grandfather of Michelle, Taylor, Codi, Brittney, Leah Lyn, Felicity, Aiden, Leah and Jenna. Half-brother of Maggie (Al) Ashenbrenner. Further survived by other relatives and many friends.

Paul came to the United States from Germany on Nov. 11, 1953. He graduated from Milwaukee Riverside High School and then proudly entered the U.S. Marine Corps in 1964. He served time in Vietnam from 1966-67 and also spent time in Okinawa, Japan and the Philippines. He retired from the military in 1985. After his retirement at Northrop Grumman Corp., Paul received his Honorary Ph.D. in theology and was the creator of Heart Ministries. He focused on theology aspects of people in the later years of his life.

Visitation was on Wednesday, 09 May. Burial with military honors took place on Thursday, 10 May at Wisconsin Memorial Park, 13235 West Capitol Drive, Brookfield, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, USA.

Extracted and edited from Reverend Bollmann's obituary published in the Ozaukee-Washington Daily News on 08 May 2012 and from the American Legion The Last Bugle of June 2012.

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