06 May 2024

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Robert A. Staehler

Robert A. Staehler


Robert A. (Bob) Staehler, age 93 of Kewaskum entered eternal life on May 2, 2024, at Kettle Gardens Assisted Living Facility where he had been a resident for a short time. Bob was born August 29, 1930, in Kewaskum. He was the son of the late Alois and Margaret (Karius) Staehler. Bob was a graduate of Kewaskum High School, with the class of 1948. He married Jeanne Ann Gill on May 9, 1953, at St. Michaels Catholic Church in Parnell. He was preceded in death by his wife, Jeanne. He is survived by his sister, Kathy (Staehler) Boegel of Niles, IL; four children, Patrick (Deb) Staehler of Richfield, Kerry (Barb) Staehler of Wittenberg, Christine Staehler of Granger, IN, and Jack Staehler (Wendy) of Deer Park, IL; grandchildren, Ryan (Pamela) Staehler, Adam (Jessy) Staehler, Scott (Tuesday) Staehler, Sarah (Jason) Fox, Brandon (Debra) Koth, Joey Staehler, Samantha Staehler; and step-grandchildren, Melisa (Matt) Britten, Matt (Kelly) Gray; and several great-grandchildren. After high school, he entered the Navy as a seaman and became member of VF133 Fighter Squadron supporting the Military Air Transport of the Berlin Airlift, then a Flight Deck Director on the USS Midway Aircraft Carrier on tours across the Atlantic and into Mediterranean. He was very proud of his naval service, and in 2018, along with his sons, walked with pride across the flight deck and throughout the entire USS Midway Museum in San Diego. After four years in the Navy, Bob was literally a jack-of-all-trades and held various jobs, appliance and electronics repair, bartender, heating oil delivery, carpet layer. He was employed for over 20 years at Weasler Engineering and retired in 1992. He was very active in local fund raising for volunteer social clubs: American Legion, Lions and Kiwanis as well as a rescue squad lead on the Kewaskum Voluntary Fire Department. Since 1970, Bob was a very dedicated advocate for the advancement the sport of snowmobiling in Wisconsin, having served as the founder, instructor and president Kewaskum Snow-Chiefs and president of the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs. He also represented the sport as a member of the Wisconsin Governor’s Council. He continued riding snowmobiles and ATVs until he was 91 years old! In retirement, he was an avid wood worker having built cradles, clocks and furniture and was a relentless problem solver, learner and deeply curious about mechanical and electronics. He attended deer hunting camp with generations of friends and family through 2023. He loved big band music so much he had his own Pandora station ready to go upon voice command – he loved that! He continued to make new friends wherever he went and welcomed new members of his family with love. Of all the things Bob had undertaken over the course of his life, his greatest joy was spending time with people and was happy to tell everyone his most profound accomplishment is his family. A Memorial Mass will be held on Saturday, August 24, 2024, at 12 p.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Church (331 Main St. - Kewaskum, WI 53040). The family will greet relatives and friends on Saturday at Church from 10 a.m. until 11:45 a.m. Inurnment will be at Holy Trinity Cemetery following Mass. The family would like to thank the staff at Kettle Gardens Assisted Living in Kewaskum and Preceptor Hospice Care whose professionalism and compassion ensured Bob’s last days. For full notice see www.myrhum-patten.com.

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Betty A. Musack

Betty A. Musack


   Betty A. Mu­sack (nee Brun­ner) 84, of Theresa passed away on Sun­day, May 5, 2024, at her home.   Betty was born the daugh­ter of Fred and Leona (Bor­chardt) Brun­ner on De­cem­ber 29, 1939. Betty was a grad­u­ate of Oconomowoc High School. She was united in mar­riage to Ger­ald Mu­sack on Oc­to­ber 11, 1958.   Betty had worked var­i­ous jobs through­out her life, but was best known for her cook­ing and bak­ing. She was fa­mous for her peanut squares and for her soups that she made for her son Mark’s bar, Mark’s Get­away and her rolls made from scratch.   Betty was a mem­ber of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Theresa.   In her spare time, Betty en­joyed quilt­ing, craft­ing, and tak­ing care of her flow­ers. She also en­joyed read­ing, word searches, and play­ing canasta. Betty also loved polka music.    Betty is sur­vived by her hus­band, Ger­ald, of Theresa; her chil­dren, Mark Mu­sack of Theresa, Julie Mu­sack-Voss of Fond du Lac, Vicky (Vin­cent) Bar­toli of Bur­nett, and Mitchell (Mar­garet) Mu­sack of Oshkosh; her grand­chil­dren, Richard (Jes­sica) Prib­now, Robert (Jen­nifer) Prib­now, Re­becca (Erik) Haefs, Fe­li­cia Bar­toli, Capri Bar­toli, An­thony Lenski, and Bran­don Mu­sack; her great-grand­chil­dren, Gra­cyn, Hud­son, Jay­den, Syd­ney, Avery, Riley, Aery­ona, Asher, and Clyde; her sis­ters-in-law, Mar­garet Brun­ner, Vir­ginia Wen­dorf, and Ja­nine Stre­blow; her brother-in-law, Allen Mu­sack; fur­ther sur­vived by nieces, nephews, other rel­a­tives and friends.   She was pre­ceded in death by her par­ents; her daugh­ter, Tracy; broth­ers, Robert and William Brun­ner; and sis­ter-in-law, Mary Ann Brun­ner.   A fu­neral ser­vice for Betty will take place on Sat­ur­day, May 11, at 12 noon at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Theresa with Rev. Matthew Kuske of­fi­ci­at­ing. A vis­i­ta­tion will be held from 10 a.m. until the time of the ser­vice at 12 noon at the church. In­ter­ment will take place at Union Ceme­tery in Theresa.   Memo­ri­als may be di­rected to St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Theresa.   Koepsell Fu­neral Home in Mayville is serv­ing the fam­ily. www.​KoepsellFH.​com

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Thomas Joseph Fay

Thomas Joseph Fay


Thomas “Tom” Joseph Fay, 68 of Boltonville, passed peacefully on Wednesday May 1, 2024, at The Kathy Hospice, West Bend.  He was born on August 7, 1955, to the late Thomas and Mae (nee Riley) Fay in West Bend.  Tom grew up in the Town of Farmington, where he attended elementary school.  He graduated from Kewaskum High School.  Tom honorably joined the United States Navy. He worked at Weasler Engineering for 47+ years until retirement, 2022. He was a proud Union member where he served as the Stewart and Vice President for many years.  He was the President of the Washington County Snow Mobile Club.  Tom was a long-time member and Vice President of the Boltonville Sportsman Club, where he enjoyed cutting the grass at the pond and observing the geese.  He served on Kewaskum and Boltonville Volunteer Fire Departments. Tom was big into racing, being a part of several race car crews most importantly the Maas Race Team.  He loved sports, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and NASCAR. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, and four wheeling with his son Joe. They were looking forward to going on a bear hunt together this fall. Tom especially loved spending time with family and friends while serving his community.  Those Tom leaves behind to cherish his memory include his son, Joe (Kimberly W.) Fay and their two dogs Mc & Zeb; a sister, Kathy (Gene) Wenzlaff; two brothers, Kevin (Chris) Fay and Kerry Patrick Fay; three nieces, Holly (Steve) Feucht, Shannon Schill, and Carissa (Mark) Jacox; four nephews, Barry (Renee) Wenzlaff, Shad Wenzlaff, Korey Fay, and Colton (Jaclyn) Fay; other relatives and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents, Thomas Francis Fay and Mae Catherine (nee Riley) Fay.  
VISITATION: Tom’s family will great relatives and friends on Friday May 10, 2024, from 2 p.m. until 3:45 p.m., at St. John of God Catholic Church, 1488 Highland Dr, Kewaskum. 
SERVICE: A funeral service will follow the visitation at the church at 4 p.m.  Burial to follow in the church cemetery. 
RECEPTION:  All are welcome to join the family at the Boltonville Fire Department for Dinner, Drinks, & Stories after the service. Dinner will be catered by The Great Outdoors Supper Club. The family asks that if those who wish to donate any funds to please do so to the Boltonville Sportsman Club in Tom’s honor.  
Myrhum-Patten Funeral & Cremation Service has been entrusted with Tom’s arrangements. Additional information and Tribute Wall may be found at www.myrhum-patten.com

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Marie Lena Cochran

Marie Lena Cochran


Marie Lena Cochran of Kewaskum, passed away in her sleep on May 1, 2024, at the young age of 90. Marie, an only child, was born on November 17, 1933, in Milwaukee to Henry and Mary Tschurwald. Marie had a spirit like no other. She held many different titles in life from cat lover to business manager; however, her favorite titles of all were mom, grandma, and great-grandma. Marie’s fondest memories were with her late husband, Wayne. Marie married Wayne in May of 1955 after having met in summer school…..although most of you may have heard that story already. Marie lost Wayne, her true love, on April 29, 1997. Marie loved sharing her faith in Jesus, spending time surrounded by her family, and the Brewers. Marie’s greatest accomplishments were being an exceptionally generous, compassionate, and strong woman. Even at the end, Marie found a way to laugh with her family. She carried herself with dignity and strength. Marie will be remembered for her fervor for life and all its opportunities. Marie is survived by her sons, Vincent (Rebecca) Cochran, Chris (Sally) Cochran, Paul (Melissa) Cochran; and her daughter-in-law, Joan Cochran. She is also survived by 14 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Marie is preceded in death by her sons, Steven, Andrew and Anthony Cochran; as well as her parents and many extended family members. In each one of us is Marie’s spirit. It is a happiness with life. It is a passion for people, and it is a love you can’t explain. Marie will truly be missed by all. A grave-site service was held at Washington County Memorial Park. The family would like to thank the wonderful caregivers at Kettle Moraine Gardens and Preceptor Hospice for the loving care provided to Marie. The Phillip Funeral Home in West Bend is assisting the family, 262-338-2050 / www.phillipfuneralhome.com.

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Craig E. Thull

Craig E. Thull


Craig E. Thull, 72, of Campbellsport, entered eternal life on May 4, 2024. He was born on April 17, 1952. Craig was known for his kind, hardworking, and selfless nature. He was generous with his time and talents, and always quick with a joke, making him a joy to be around. He cheered proudly at his children's and grandchildren's sporting events and was the original GPS well before smartphones. Craig grew up on his family's farm in St. Michael's and graduated from Kewaskum High School. He married Lois Strupp on August 30, 1974, and was devoted to his family from that point forward. He had a successful trucking career at Level Valley Dairy and UPS, retiring in 2017 with over 3,000,000 miles on the road. He will fondly be remembered by many as "Rebel Streaker." Craig was a member of St. Matthew's Catholic Church, serving the parish in countless roles across the years, most recently as an usher and a ticket taker at fish frys. He found joy in simply being with family and friends, going for ranger rides, hunting, shooting, winning nickels playing sheepshead, telling Ole and Lena jokes, vacationing in Shawano, roasting pigs, drinking a cold beer, throwing the bumper for his puppy, Lucy, and listening to polka music and classic country tunes. Craig is survived by his children, Matthew (Erin) Thull, Andrew Thull, Jessica (Peter) Brundage, and Daniel Thull. He was "Papa" to Dalton, Lilah, Taylor, Isaiah, Katelynn, Cyrus, Franklin, and August. Craig is also survived by his siblings, Sue (Ralph) Deppiesse, Gale Thull (Don), Janine Thull (Jeff), Gary (Doreen) Thull, Geralyn Fromm-Nothem (Dave), Kevin (Lynn) Thull, Adrianne (Ron) Theusch; in-laws, Vicky Thull, Gerald (Carol) Strupp, Mark Strupp, and Lora (Michael) Nitschke; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Lois; parents, Norbert and Marilyn; father and mother-in-law Werner and Loretta; brothers, Leon and Alan; brother-in-law, Ron; and nephew, Brent. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday, May 11, at 1 p.m. at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church, 406 E. Main St., Campbellsport. Rev. Mark Jones will officiate with burial to follow in St. Matthews Cemetery. Visitation will be Saturday, May 11, from 9 a.m. until time of Mass at St. Matthew’s Church. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Craig's memory can be made to St. Matthew’s Catholic Church, Campbellsport Knights of Columbus, or Kewaskum Lions Club. Twohig Funeral Home is serving the family with guestbook and condolences at www.twohigfunerals.com.
02 May 2024

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Rosemarie ‘Rosie’ Renate Mittelstadt

Rosemarie ‘Rosie’ Renate Mittelstadt


   Rose­marie ‘Rosie’ Re­nate Mit­tel­stadt, 85, of Mayville passed away on Mon­day, April 29, 2024, at Hope Health and Re­ha­bil­i­ta­tion in Lomira sur­rounded by her fam­ily.   Rosie was born the daugh­ter of Walde­mar and El­frede (Selke) Fell­ner on July 1, 1938, in Bre­mer­haven, Ger­many.She was united in mar­riage to Elroy Mit­tel­stadt on Feb­ru­ary 14, 1992.   She had re­tired from food ser­vice from the Hart­ford Hos­pi­tal. In her spare time, Rosie and Elroy loved to dance, whether it was ball­room danc­ing or polka danc­ing at a Ger­man Fest. She also loved to sup­port her chil­dren and grand­chil­dren at their sport­ing events through the years. Rosie was a mem­ber of St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Iron Ridge.   Rosie is sur­vived by her hus­band, Elroy, of Mayville; her chil­dren, Melanie Poole of Clin­tonville, Fred (fiancé Lisa Mi­hal­je­vic) Poole of South Mil­wau­kee, Jeanni Brinkman of Ken­neth City, FL, Thomas (Michelle) Poole of Al­len­ton, Mon­ica (Bruce) Kien­ast of La­dy­smith, Melanie (Alan) Gehl of Mayville, Wanda Wiep­king of Theresa, Deb­bie Eck­stein of Mayville, Ran­dal Mit­tel­stadt of Theresa, and Scott (Shawna) Mit­tel­stadt of Mayville; her sis­ter, Mar­lies Net­zel of Pin­neberg, Ger­many; her 15 grand­chil­dren, 15 great-grand­chil­dren, and one great-great-grand­child; fur­ther sur­vived by nieces, nephews, other rel­a­tives, and friends.   She was pre­ceded in death by her par­ents; daugh­ter, Susan ‘Susie’ Poole; and sis­ter, Ur­sula See­bade.   A memo­r­ial ser­vice in mem­ory of Rosie took place on Sun­day, May 5, 2024, at 3 p.m. at St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Iron Ridge with Rev. Larry Mose of­fi­ci­at­ing. A vis­i­ta­tion was held from 1-3 p.m. at the church on Sun­day.    Spe­cial thanks to Hope Health and Re­ha­bil­i­ta­tion and SSM Hos­pice for their amaz­ing care, sup­port, and guid­ance.    Koepsell Fu­neral Home in Mayville is serv­ing the fam­ily. www.​KoepsellFH.​com
29 April 2024

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Marilyn J. Bohn

Marilyn J. Bohn


Marilyn J. Bohn (nee Heberer), 91, was called home to be with the Lord on Sunday, April 28, 2024. She was born on April 2, 1933, in the Town of Auburn, to the late Arthur and Lorena (nee Deckliver) Heberer. On October 29, 1955, Marilyn was united in marriage to Eugene J. “Gene” Bohn at St. John Lutheran Church, New Fane. Marilyn graduated from Kewaskum High School in 1951. She worked in the office at the Gehl Company and Regal Ware. After raising her daughters, she worked in food service in the Kewaskum School District. Marilyn was active in PTA and Kewaskum Modern Mrs. Homemaker group. She was a lifelong member of St. John Lutheran Church, New Fane. She taught Sunday School there for many years, was on the Altar Guild, and participated in LCW and PEP Club. She enjoyed bowling and playing cards. She was a charter member of the New Fane Kettle Riders Snowmobile Club. Gene and Marilyn enjoyed spending time with family and fishing at their cottage on Lake Lucerne in Northern Wisconsin. They traveled to most of the U. S. states. Marilyn especially loved spending time with her family. Marilyn is survived by Gene, her husband of 68 years; two daughters, Monica Bohn and Susan (Jeff) Wells; granddaughter, Kelly (Johnathan) Swofford; and two great-grandsons, Noah and Logan Swofford. She is further survived by two sisters-in-law, Paula Bohn and Marleen Heberer; a nephew, James (Sue Wolfe) Bohn; a niece, Mary (Brad) Schlough; and other relatives and friends. Marilyn was preceded in death by her parents; parents-in-law, Albert and Cecilia Bohn; a brother, Ira Heberer; four brothers-in law, Robert (Shirley) Bohn, James (Rosemary) Bohn, Gene’s twin brother George Bohn, and Paul Bohn; and a granddaughter, Jamie Rose Wells. VISITATION: Marilyn’s family will greet relatives and friends on Saturday, May 4, 2024, from 2 p.m. until 3:15 p.m. at St. John Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, N683 County Road S, Kewaskum (New Fane). SERVICE: A funeral service will follow the visitation at the church fellowship hall at 3:30 p.m. Burial to follow in the church cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to St. John Lutheran Church Building Fund, New Fane. The family wishes to sincerely thank the staff at Kettle Moraine Gardens in Kewaskum for their excellent care; Preceptor Hospice; Dr. Mian and PA Ronael; and Pastor Mark Eckert for his pastoral care. Myrhum-Patten Funeral & Cremation Service has been entrusted with Marilyn’s arrangements. Additional information and Tribute Wall may be found at www.myrhum-patten.com.

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Sheila Gertrude Weis

Sheila Gertrude Weis


Sheila Gertrude (Emmer) Weis, age 79, formerly of Campbellsport, passed away December 7, 2023, surrounded by her family in Summerfield, Florida, where she resided for seven years. Sheila was born October 21, 1944, in Campbellsport, the daughter of Clarence and Gertrude (Bassill) Emmer.  She graduated from Campbellsport High School in 1962.  On May 30, 1964, Sheila married Michael Weis at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church in Campbellsport. Sheila established many long-term friendships as owner of Sheila’s Beauty Salon in Campbellsport for 43 years.  As a member of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church, she volunteered by designing hair for the Campbellsport CYO and community plays, helping at church dinners, decorating inside church, and planting flowers on the church grounds.   She enjoyed playing cards with neighbors and family, watching Green Bay Packer and WI Badger football games, and sharing her famous chocolate chip cookies savored by family, neighbors, and friends.  Sheila took pleasure in maintaining her beautiful flower gardens. After moving to Florida, Sheila shared her love of flower gardens by caring for the flowers at Stonecrest Country Club, and as a member of a Stonecrest Garden Club.  She loved going for boat rides with the family.  Sheila is survived by her husband of almost 60 years, Michael; son, Timothy (Gigi) Weis of Summerfield, FL; siblings, Leo (Beverly) Emmer, David (Janet) Emmer, Mary (Andrew) Floyd, Sue Emmer (Steve Goebel); sisters-in-law, Barb (Eric Falk), and Marjean Weis; nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, Sheila was preceded in death by her father and mother in-law, Raymond “Buck” and Margaret Weis; brothers-in-law, Jerome (Beverly) Weis and Lewis Weis; and sister-in-law, Eileen (Donny) Klein. In lieu of flowers, charitable donations may be made in Sheila’s name to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital or the charity of your choice. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, May 10, at 11 a.m. at St. Matthew's Catholic Church, 406 E. Main St., Campbellsport. Rev. Mark Jones will officiate and burial will follow in the parish cemetery. Relatives and friends may call at the Church from 9:30 a.m. until time of Mass on Friday, May 10. Twohig Funeral Home is assisting the family with guestbook and condolences at  www.twohigfunerals.com (920) 533-4422.

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Robert John Marsch

Robert John Marsch


   Robert John Marsch, 78, passed away at his home in Hori­con, on April 19, 2024.    Born to Wal­ter “Pete” and Lucy Marsch on Oc­to­ber 24, 1945, Robert was the sixth of nine chil­dren. He was a life­long res­i­dent of Hori­con and grad­u­ate of the Hori­con High School class of 1963, where he ex­plored his pas­sion for art and cre­ativ­ity, often in­spired by the cam­era he re­ceived as a gift from his older brother, Jerry.   On Au­gust 3, 1965, Robert was drafted into the U.S. Army. He com­pleted ATP 21-114, rifle M-14 train­ing and was later trained as a clerk typ­ist and per­son­nel as­sis­tant. He pur­sued his pas­sion for art dur­ing his war ser­vice by chron­i­cling his ex­pe­ri­ences in pho­tog­ra­phy, draw­ings, and even a bit of po­etry. He was hon­or­ably dis­charged two years later fol­low­ing the un­ex­pected death of his fa­ther and re­turned home to sup­port his mother and younger sis­ters. He re­ceived the Army Com­men­da­tion Medal for his ser­vice in the coun­terin­sur­gency of the Re­pub­lic of Viet­nam and con­tin­ued to lov­ingly care for his mother, Lucy, until her pass­ing in 2013 at the age of 100.   Robert was a loyal friend and a com­pas­sion­ate neigh­bor. He de­voted much time to lend­ing a hand to his neigh­bor, Mar­garet, be­fore he took over her home, mov­ing him and his mother from the “lit­tle house” on Lynn St. to the big­ger house next door. While there, he car­ried on Mar­garet’s love for gar­den­ing and made his yard a quiet haven for birds and vis­i­tors alike to enjoy. Robert’s love for the out­doors took him to many places through­out his life. He was es­pe­cially fond of his an­nual trips to the beaches of Mex­ico with his good friend Bob and fam­ily, who were surely wait­ing to share some fun times with him once again.    Robert was a metic­u­lous, do-it-your­self guy and put his all into every­thing he did be­cause you “ei­ther do it right, or you don’t do it at all”; a mantra he made sure to pass on to his niece and nephew, Nicki and Gary, who he could often be seen with around town on one of their many ad­ven­tures, often with a sis­ter or two in tow. He en­joyed teach­ing them how to read maps, ride their bikes and hunt for buried trea­sure with his metal de­tec­tor. They en­joyed many ad­ven­tures big and small, from bik­ing the Elroy-Sparta trail and climb­ing at the ledge, to road trips to Mt. Rush­more, the Smokey Moun­tains and Myr­tle Beach with his mother, Lucy, to swim in the ocean; all of which he was sure to cap­ture with a cam­era lens. He poured his love into them as if they were his own and shared his spirit of cu­rios­ity with their chil­dren in his later years.   Robert was a kind and hum­ble man who val­ued his fam­ily and friends above all else. He shared his cu­rios­ity and love of ad­ven­ture with all who held him dear, and their world would surely have been smaller and less ex­cep­tional with­out him in it.   Robert is sur­vived by his sis­ters, Joan (Jim) Schae­fer of Lake Dal­ton, Sandy (Dick) Ster­nat of Bull­head City, AZ, Kath­leen (John) Gaffney of Pe­wau­kee, and Mary Kreuziger of Mayville; brother, David (Mary) Marsch of Hori­con; sis­ters-in-law, Mar­lene “Honey” Jerry (Marsch) of Hori­con and Kather­ine “Kiki” (Ron­nie) Marsch of Beaver Dam; nieces, Con­nie (Dean) Thomas, Cyn­thia (Erik) Perkins and Nicki Keppy; nephews, Greg (Julie) Marsch and Gary (Jess) Kreuziger. Robert is fur­ther sur­vived by great-nephews and nieces, Jen­nifer, Rachel (Schrauf­nagel) and Melissa Thomas, Caitlin and Chloe Marsch, Ryan and Jenna Kreuziger, Owen and Joe Keppy; and great-great-nephews and niece, Will, Lucy, and Henry Schrauf­nagel.   Robert was pre­ceded in death by his par­ents, Wal­ter “Pete” and Lucy Marsch; his broth­ers, Ron­nie and Jerry Marsch; his sis­ter, Carol; his grand­par­ents, Au­gust and Emma Marsch and Guy and Ce­celia Wild; brother-in-law, Kevin Kreuziger. He was fur­ther pre­ceded in death by many spe­cial aunts and un­cles.   A Memo­r­ial Mass of Chris­t­ian Bur­ial for Robert will take place on Thurs­day, May 2, at 1 p.m. at Sa­cred Heart Parish in Hori­con with Rev. Fr. Justin Lop­ina pre­sid­ing. A vis­i­ta­tion for Robert with take place on Thurs­day, May 2, from 11:30 a.m. until the time of ser­vice at 1 p.m. Fol­low­ing the ser­vice, Grave­side Mil­i­tary Hon­ors will be con­ducted by the Hori­con Amer­i­can Le­gion Post #157 at St. Malachy Ceme­tery in Hori­con.    Koepsell Fu­neral Home in Mayville is car­ing for the fam­ily. www.​Koepsellfh.​com