Loved ones that we have lost but have not forgotten.
James Francis LaPacz
James Francis LaPacz
James Francis LaPacz
James loved playing video games with his son, Braden. He also enjoyed playing the guitar. He was an avid sports fan and followed football, basketball and baseball, especially the Packers. James had a good heart and was always willing to help where needed.
James is survived by his parents, Terrence and Mary LaPacz; his son, Braden, and
James loved playing video games with his son, Braden. He also enjoyed playing the guitar. He was an avid sports fan and followed football, basketball and baseball, especially the Packers. James had a good heart and was always willing to help where needed.
James is survived by his parents, Terrence and Mary LaPacz; his son, Braden, and his mother Jessica; a sister, Christy LaPacz; a brother, Frater Patrick LaPacz, O. Praem; many uncles, aunts, and cousins; he is also survived by many many friends.
Faith Berg
James Francis LaPacz
James Francis LaPacz
After graduating from Wausaukee High School as Salutatorian, Faith attended the College of St. Teresa in Minnesota, where she received a teacher certificate. Following graduation, Faith returned to her hometown to teach at the local high school. She worked for two years as a business teacher, where she taught shorthand, typing, and busin
After graduating from Wausaukee High School as Salutatorian, Faith attended the College of St. Teresa in Minnesota, where she received a teacher certificate. Following graduation, Faith returned to her hometown to teach at the local high school. She worked for two years as a business teacher, where she taught shorthand, typing, and business.
On July 12, 1949, Faith married Ray Berg at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Wausaukee, WI. They resided in Green Bay raising a family of eight children. After Ray retired, Faith and Ray enjoyed 25 years as snowbirds in Panama City Beach, FL. She loved doing crafts as well as taking early morning walks on the beach collecting sea shells. Faith's family was extremely important to her, as she was always there for her children and grandchildren. Whether it was Solitaire, Skip-Bo, or Thirty-One, you could be assured that she was up for a game and always provided the quarters as well as the entertainment for anyone around.
Anyone who knew Faith, knew her name described her passion in life. She was devoted to her faith and stressed the importance of prayer to all around her. She looked so forward to Saturday afternoon Mass where she would see all of her friends. Her second calling was a "greeter", as she spoke to anyone she saw on her weekly shopping trips to Walmart with Mary and Terry.
Ray Berg
James Francis LaPacz
Art LaGalo
After attending Oconto Falls High School, Ray attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he received a Civil Engineering Degree. In 1944, shortly after graduation, Ray entered the U.S. Navy. He spent much of his time stationed in the Asiatic Pacific area. Ray was proud to be a veteran of the U.S. Navy during World War II. After
After attending Oconto Falls High School, Ray attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he received a Civil Engineering Degree. In 1944, shortly after graduation, Ray entered the U.S. Navy. He spent much of his time stationed in the Asiatic Pacific area. Ray was proud to be a veteran of the U.S. Navy during World War II. After being honorably discharged in 1946, Ray began his career for the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. He began as a draftsman and worked his way up into management as a highway construction supervisor.
On July 12, 1949, Raymond married Faith Payant at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Wausaukee, WI. Faith was the love of his life. They resided in Green Bay, WI, raising a family of eight children. Many fun times and memories were made by the family on camping trips and playing cards. Depending upon the season, you could be assured that there would be some sporting event to watch, as Ray was a diehard Packer, Badger, and Brewer fan.
Art LaGalo
James Francis LaPacz
Art LaGalo
Arthur is survived by his loving partner of 20 years, Connie Berg, and her children, Teresa and Kathy LeClercq. He is further survived by his children: Arthur Jr., Todd, Roxanne, and Nanette. Surviving siblings are Mary Jo, Ernest, and Debra; and other relatives and friends.
Mary Killian
Breanna "Breezy" Marie Killian
Breanna "Breezy" Marie Killian
Mary Frances Killian, 89, Green Bay, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2009, at ManorCare-West Nursing Center. Mary was born Nov. 14, 1919, in the town of Brazeau, Wis., the daughter of the late Otto and Mary (Lessor) Klover. The second youngest of 15 children, she moved to Green Bay as a young girl to live with a sister. There she met and ma
Mary Frances Killian, 89, Green Bay, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2009, at ManorCare-West Nursing Center. Mary was born Nov. 14, 1919, in the town of Brazeau, Wis., the daughter of the late Otto and Mary (Lessor) Klover. The second youngest of 15 children, she moved to Green Bay as a young girl to live with a sister. There she met and married Robert Killian on May 11, 1943. He preceded her in death on June 2, 1982. Mary was a member of St. Jude Parish where she was a devoted and active parishioner. She was a member of the St. Jude Choir and the Mary Guild and a longtime member of the Daughters of Isabella. She also volunteered at St. Mary's Hospital.
Mary believed deeply in her religion and practiced her beliefs with all she encountered. She had a special devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. She was a truly dedicated mother whose selflessness and love for her family knew no bounds. Her family and friends will always remember her for her piety and humility, and fondly for her famous fudge. (Though her children strive to continue this tradition, none have equaled Mary's fudge, because they never saw her measure and somehow it always came out just right.) She will also be remembered for her beautiful blue eyes.
She will be deeply missed by her five daughters and four sons and their spouses, Patricia and Joseph Owens, Janesville; Sue and Tom Kolb, Des Moines, Iowa; Mike Killian, Green Bay; Robert and Joyce Killian, Hobart; Mary Jo and John Lawton, Hobart; Kathy and Mike Allard, Penrose, Colo.; Tom and Beth Killian, Sobieski; Michelle Grzelak, Jim Killian, both of Green Bay; 22 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. She is also survived by two sisters, Ella Egstad, Violet Smits; nieces and nephews.
Breanna "Breezy" Marie Killian
Breanna "Breezy" Marie Killian
Breanna "Breezy" Marie Killian
Breezy had a passion for life, family, animals, travel, music, and friends. She lived for her dog Remi and found love with her soulmate Ethan. Bre was easy to love. She was well on her way to reaching her goal of being a zoo veterinarian. The simplest pleasures in life brought joy to Breezy. She wore a constant glow and had the abil
Breezy had a passion for life, family, animals, travel, music, and friends. She lived for her dog Remi and found love with her soulmate Ethan. Bre was easy to love. She was well on her way to reaching her goal of being a zoo veterinarian. The simplest pleasures in life brought joy to Breezy. She wore a constant glow and had the ability to find happiness in her daily activities. Her pleasant personality and big smile were contagious to all she would be with. Bre found inspiration by Jane Goodall, Steve Irwin and others whose mission is to educate and inspire individual action to safeguard the wildlife and our planet.
Upon graduation from high school as class valedictorian at Green Bay East High School, Bre pursued her studies initially at Concordia University, Mequon, WI; then studied abroad at the University of Limerick, Ireland (where she traveled extensively through Europe) completing her degree and graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science from St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI. She was a DVM candidate, Class of 2024, as well as a Masters of Public Heath Candidate at the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Missouri in Columbia.
Survivors include her parents, Tony and Melony Killian; one sister, Emily Killian; her fiancé, Ethan Deimeke; her dog, Remi; grandparents, Barbara (Gary) Barnes, Mike Killian; four uncles, Paul Gille, Kyle Gille, Kevin Gille and Kenneth Gille, Jr.; four aunts, Lea (Corey) Johnson, Rhonda (James) Redfearn and Heather (Andy) Chvala, Brooke Gustafson as well as several cousins.
Breanna "Breezy" Marie Killian
Breanna "Breezy" Marie Killian
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