Muskego - Westwood Chapel Obituaries

Introduction to Muskego - Westwood Chapel

Muskego - Westwood Chapel is a reputable funeral home located in Muskego, Wisconsin, serving the local community with compassion and dedication. With a strong commitment to providing personalized funeral services, the chapel has established itself as a trusted name in the region. In this article, we will delve into the history, services, and facilities of Muskego - Westwood Chapel, highlighting what sets it apart from other funeral homes in the area.

A Brief History of Muskego - Westwood Chapel

Muskego - Westwood Chapel has a rich history that dates back to [insert year]. Founded by [founder's name], the funeral home was built on the principles of respect, dignity, and compassion. Over the years, the chapel has undergone significant changes, but its core values have remained unchanged. Today, Muskego - Westwood Chapel is part of a larger network of funeral homes, allowing it to draw upon a wealth of resources and expertise while maintaining its unique identity.

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Betty Jane Muza - November 28, 1930 - May 13, 2024

Departed: 05/13/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Age 93 years. May 13, 2024. Beloved wife of the late Alex J. Muza for 49 years. Dearest mother of Thomas (Susan), Michael (Tracy) Muza and Judy (Dean) Iwinski. Dear grandma of Kayla (Joe) Belisle, Nathan, Alisha and Anthony. Great grandma of Xander, Arya, Hunter and Rhett. Fond sister in law of Thomas Statz, Grace Brzeski and Kathy Riddle. Further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She is preceded in death by her husband Alex and by her siblings.

Betty had a love for baking and was a devoted and loving mother and grandmother.

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Brian A. Labucki - November 08, 1946 - May 04, 2024

Departed: 05/04/2024 (Muskego)

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Passed away Saturday, May 4, 2024 at the age of 77. Beloved husband of Irene (nee Davis). Dear brother of Cynthia Ann Labucki. Uncle of Corey Chatfield and Anthony Chatfield. Preceded in death by his parents Esther and Anthony Labucki.

According to Brian's wish's, no formal services will be held. Private interment at St. Adalbert Cemetery.

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Reverend William Edward Kohler - November 05, 1941 - April 30, 2024

Departed: 04/30/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: With hope in the Resurrection, we commend to the Lord, Reverend William Edward Kohler

who died on Tuesday, April 30, 2024, at the age of 82.

Born on November 5, 1941, in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Father began his priestly formation at Saint Francis Minor Seminary in St. Francis from 1955 – 1960 and Saint Francis Major Seminary in St. Francis from 1960 – 1967. Father was ordained to the priesthood on May 20, 1967, by the Most Reverend William E. Cousins at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Milwaukee.

Father Kohler was first assigned as Curate at St. Agnes Parish in Milwaukee on June 27, 1967. On February 27, 1968, he was appointed Curate at St. Joseph Parish in Waukesha. Father was assigned Consultant for Adult Education and Sacramental Programs in the Office of Religious Education for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee on June 12, 1973. On August 1, 1983, he was appointed Chaplain and Lecturer at Cardinal Stritch College in Milwaukee. He was assigned as Pastor at Mary Queen of Heaven Parish in West Allis on June 22, 1993. On October 13, 1998, Father was appointed Associate Vicar for Clergy and Director of the Priests' Placement Board for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. He was assigned to St. Leonard Parish in Muskego as Pastor on June 21, 2005. On September 8, 2010, Father was appointed Moderator of the Curia and Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. He retired from active ministry on December 31, 2016.

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Barbara Ann Zablocki - March 30, 1959 - April 25, 2024

Departed: 04/25/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: John and Barbara Zablocki, cherished parents and soon-to-be grandparents, passed away on April 23, 2024 and April 25, 2024, following a car accident in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

John’s legacy is one of enduring love and commitment, beautifully mirrored by his wife, Barbara, who joined him in Heaven just two days after his passing. Their union was a testament to devotion, having been married in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, a place that held many fond memories for them, including their shared love for the excitement of the casino. Together, they created a warm and welcoming home, often hosting gatherings that became the heartbeat of family and friends' celebrations.

The couple raised two remarkable sons, Adam and Allan Zablocki, who brought great joy to their lives. Adam, with his wife Sarah, and Allan continued to spread the love that John and Barbara had instilled in them. The anticipation of welcoming their first grandchild, Luke, on September 26, 2024, was a source of immense happiness for them, a chapter of life they looked forward to with great excitement. They will be loved, remembered, and missed by many nieces, nephews, other family and many friends.

John is the loving son of Janina and the late Zygmunt Zablocki. He is preceded in death by his brothers Thaddeus and Zdzislaw Zablocki.

Barbara is the loving daughter of Beverly Arnold and the late Allan Arnold. She is the cherished sister of Kathy Arnold, Patricia (Tim) Koehn, Sharon (Sean) Flannick and Karen (Brian) Walker.

John was a man of many talents and an entrepreneurial spirit. He owned and operated Zablocki Waterproofing, a testament to his hard work and dedication to his craft. Barbara, a graduate of UW LaCrosse, was the heart of their home, wearing many hats as a caretaker for her children and family. Together, they formed a team that was admired and respected by all who knew them.

An avid fisherman, John found peace and solace in the tranquility of nature. His love for fishing was more than a hobby; it was a reflection of his patience, skill, and appreciation for life's simple pleasures. His gentle demeanor and kind heart will be remembered by all who had the privilege of joining him on these serene outings.

Barbara was a social butterfly, partaking in cards with her girlfriends, playing pickleball and bowling. She enjoyed time spent outside in her yard and always kept busy. Barb was extremely lucky and had the ability to predict which machines would hit.

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Gloria M. Gestl - May 16, 1942 - April 23, 2024

Departed: 04/23/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Gloria Marie Gestl, a beacon of love and wisdom, passed away peacefully on April 23, 2024, at the age of 81, in her home in New Berlin, Wisconsin. Born on May 16, 1942, to Anthony and Agnes Salentine, Gloria's life was one rich with the joy of family, the pride of a career well-served, and the simple pleasures of her many interests.

Those who knew Gloria best will remember her as a loving and intelligent woman, whose analytical nature was complemented by a warm and nurturing spirit. She was the loving mother of Janet (Tom) Marczewski, the late Karen Gestl, Sandy (late Sabba) Jaipuri, and Jeannie (Randy) Call. Each of her children was a testament to her unwavering love and support, carrying forward her legacy of kindness and resilience.

Gloria's role as a grandmother and great-grandmother was one she cherished deeply. She adored her grandchildren: Mandy Flores, Taylor (Alex) Knight, the late Jacob Girard, Jonathan Girard, the late Nathan Jaipuri, Ali, Isabelle, and Solomon Jaipuri. Her great-grandchildren brought her immense joy and pride: Malik and Jaylin Flores, Luke and Beau Knight. Each of them will hold dear the memories of their grandmother's love and the wisdom she imparted.

Preceded in death by her beloved parents, Anthony and Agnes Salentine, and her siblings Roy (Margaret) Salentine, Harvey (late Marjorie) Salentine, Walter (Marilyn) Salentine, Donna (late John) Wegner, and John (Marieann) Salentine. Gloria's memory will live on through her family. She leaves behind a legacy of love, not only to her immediate family but also to her cherished nieces, nephews, cousins, and a host of other relatives and friends who were touched by her gracious spirit.

Gloria graduated from New Berlin High School, where she formed lifelong friendships and acquired knowledge that would serve her well throughout her life. Her intelligence and analytical mind led her to a fulfilling career as an office manager for Dan Hau, CPA, where she dedicated over 20 years of service, managing with both precision and care.

Gloria had many interests which were a reflection of her engaging and sociable nature. Her love of traveling took her to many destinations with her late loving partner, Tom Schlindwein. Her love for card games only matched by her skill and competitive spirit. She was a formidable sheepshead player. Her passion for games extended to the joy she found in playing tonk, cribbage, canasta, Mille Bornes coup fourre, and assembling puzzles, a metaphor for her ability to bring together the pieces of her family's stories into a beautiful picture of shared history and love.

Gloria also enjoyed an active lifestyle that included participating in intermural volleyball. She was an avid bowler; even appearing on the Saturday morning “Bowling with the Champs” show. Gloria was a familiar face at the local bowling alley, where her strikes and spares were as reliable as her infectious laugh. As a Wisconsin sports fan, she cheered on the Packers, Brewers, and Bucks.

The impact of Gloria's life is immeasurable, and her absence will be deeply felt by all who were fortunate enough to know her. She imparted lessons of love, strength, and intelligence to everyone she encountered, and these gifts will continue to flourish in the lives of those she touched.

As we say goodbye to Gloria Marie Gestl, we celebrate a life well-lived, a heart full of love, and a mind ever curious and bright. Her journey on this earth was one of purpose and joy, and although she has left our sight, her spirit remains an indelible part of the fabric of our lives. Rest in peace, dear Gloria, until we meet again.

Visitation will be held at Max A. Sass & Sons-Westwood Chapel (W173S7629 Westwood Drive, Muskego 53150) on Saturday April 27th, beginning at 9 am until time of service at 11 am. Burial will follow at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery (3800 East College Avenue, Cudahy 53110). Please meet at the main entrance by 1pm. At approximately 2 pm, you are welcome to join the family for lunch and the opportunity to share fond memories of Gloria at Meyer’s Restaurant (4260 S 76th Street, Greenfield 53220). Donations to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society in Gloria's name are appreciated.

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John Steve Zablocki - September 02, 1955 - April 23, 2024

Departed: 04/23/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: John and Barbara Zablocki, cherished parents and soon-to-be grandparents, passed away on April 23, 2024 and April 25, 2024, following a car accident in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

John’s legacy is one of enduring love and commitment, beautifully mirrored by his wife, Barbara, who joined him in Heaven just two days after his passing. Their union was a testament to devotion, having been married in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, a place that held many fond memories for them, including their shared love for the excitement of the casino. Together, they created a warm and welcoming home, often hosting gatherings that became the heartbeat of family and friends' celebrations.

The couple raised two remarkable sons, Adam and Allan Zablocki, who brought great joy to their lives. Adam, with his wife Sarah, and Allan continued to spread the love that John and Barbara had instilled in them. The anticipation of welcoming their first grandchild, Luke, on September 26, 2024, was a source of immense happiness for them, a chapter of life they looked forward to with great excitement. They will be loved, remembered, and missed by many nieces, nephews, other family and many friends.

John is the loving son of Janina and the late Zygmunt Zablocki. He is preceded in death by his brothers Thaddeus and Zdzislaw Zablocki.

Barbara is the loving daughter of Beverly Arnold and the late Allan Arnold. She is the cherished sister of Kathy Arnold, Patricia (Tim) Koehn, Sharon (Sean) Flannick and Karen (Brian) Walker.

John was a man of many talents and an entrepreneurial spirit. He owned and operated Zablocki Waterproofing, a testament to his hard work and dedication to his craft. Barbara, a graduate of UW LaCrosse, was the heart of their home, wearing many hats as a caretaker for her children and family. Together, they formed a team that was admired and respected by all who knew them.

An avid fisherman, John found peace and solace in the tranquility of nature. His love for fishing was more than a hobby; it was a reflection of his patience, skill, and appreciation for life's simple pleasures. His gentle demeanor and kind heart will be remembered by all who had the privilege of joining him on these serene outings.

Barbara was a social butterfly, partaking in cards with her girlfriends, playing pickleball and bowling. She enjoyed time spent outside in her yard and always kept busy. Barb was extremely lucky and had the ability to predict which machines would hit.

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Robert D. "Bob" Dethloff - October 14, 1941 - April 06, 2024

Departed: 04/06/2024 (Muskego)

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Bob, Dad, Grandpa, Uncle Bob, or Father Bob (however you knew him) passed away peacefully with family by his side on April 6, 2024, at the age of 82. He is now fishing up in heaven on the Brule River, sipping a brandy old fashioned sweet with cherries and bringing in walleye after walleye. His sense of humor, storytelling ability, wit and generous spirit endeared him to many.

Preceded in Death by his parents Clarence and Frances (nee Wilinski), and infant daughter Jennifer Fran. Beloved Husband of Priscilla "Priss" (nee McElroy) for 56 years. Dad of Robert C. (Julie), Jeffrey J. (April), and Daniel A. Dethloff. Proud Grandpa of Lucas and Nyla. Brother of Nancy (the late James) Krznarich, and is lovingly remembered by his nieces, nephews, other family members, and a host of friends. Above all he was devoted to his family, his friends who became family and his many dogs over the years.

He worked at Ladish as a draftsman and prankster but filled many important roles throughout his life and careers. His attention to detail and business savvy was second to none while working as a realtor or finding the proverbial "deal" on antiques at many estate and rummage sales.

As keeping with Bob’s wishes, there will be no traditional funeral. He didn't want people to be sad, he knew that he had lived life to the fullest. Instead, we will have a summer party on July 27th, 2024, at Muskego County Park -Pavilion #2 S83 W20370 Janesville Dr. Muskego, WI to honor his memory and trade funny stories.

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Donald S. Dougherty - February 26, 1934 - April 05, 2024

Departed: 04/05/2024 (Muskego)

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Age 90. Dad has left us, but has been reunited with his loving wife and soul mate, Margaret “Muggs”, on Friday, April 5, 2024. He is survived by 6 of 7 children, 26 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild.

Don and Margaret did everything together, including raising chickens. He loved fishing, hunting and being outdoors.

A Visitation will be held on Friday, April 19, 2024 at St. Leonard Catholic Church, W173 S7743 Westwood Dr., Muskego, WI 53150, from 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM. Mass of Christian Burial at 11 AM. Entombment to follow at Forest Home Cemetery in Milwaukee.

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Ralph Richard Riemer - October 01, 1937 - March 26, 2024

Departed: 03/26/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Ralph R. Riemer, a man of great passion for life and love for his family, passed away peacefully on March 26, 2024, at the age of 86, in Waterford, WI. Born on October 1, 1937, in Medford, WI, Ralph was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather whose wisdom and kindness touched the lives of all who knew him.

Ralph spent his early years in Medford, where he cultivated a strong work ethic and a love for the outdoors. He embarked on a career that he deeply loved, becoming a truck driver—a job that allowed him to traverse the country, witnessing its vast beauty firsthand. His work was not just a means to an end but a source of great pride and joy. He met and married the love of his life, Dorothy Riemer (nee Dassow), and together they built a family that would become Ralph's greatest pride. Their loving partnership, over 64 years, was a cornerstone of the family, providing a warm and nurturing environment for their children, Kim, married to Robert LeClaire, and Tami, married to Wayne Miller. Ralph was a pillar of strength and a fountain of advice for his family, always there to lend a helping hand or a listening ear. The joys of fatherhood were only magnified for Ralph when he became a grandfather to Krystal (Kaoni) Rhodes, Kasandra (Ryan) Church, Emily LeClaire, and Leah (Garrett) Kohel. Each grandchild held a special place in his heart, and he cherished every moment spent with them. The arrival of his great-grandchildren, Malissa Church, Gavin Teer, Landyn Church, Lucas Becker, Kadeyn Church, and Ariana Rhodes, added even more happiness to his life. Ralph was preceded in death by his parents, Edward Jr. and Helen Riemer, his brothers Wayne and Sunny Riemer, and his sister Darlene Gebauer. His family takes comfort in knowing that he has now joined them in eternal peace.

Beyond his family, Ralph had a deep connection with nature. He was an avid fisherman and hunter, often found reveling in the serenity of the great outdoors. He also had a keen eye for collectibles, always on the lookout for unique finds to add to his cherished collection. Those who knew Ralph will remember him as a loving and handy man whose wisdom was as vast as the open road he so loved to travel. His presence was a source of comfort and his guidance a compass for those around him. He approached life with a quiet strength and a heart full of love for his family, a love that will forever be his legacy.

Ralph's life was a testament to the power of love and dedication. His memory will live on in the stories shared by his family and the lessons he imparted to his loved ones. The void left by his passing will be felt deeply by those who were fortunate enough to know him, but the warmth of his memory will continue to light the way for his family and friends. As we say goodbye to Ralph R. Riemer, we celebrate a life well-lived, full of moments that will be treasured forever. His journey may have come to an end, but his spirit will continue to inspire and guide us. Rest in peace, dear Ralph, until we meet again.

A visitation will be held at Christ Lutheran Church-Big Bend (S89W22970 Maple Ave., Big Bend, WI 53103) on Saturday April 6th from 10-11:45AM with the funeral service at 12 noon. Burial will follow at Rural Home Cemetery.

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Kevin J. Whitney - March 01, 1961 - March 23, 2024

Departed: 03/23/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Kevin James Whitney, known affectionately as Kevin to his friends and family, embarked on his final adventure on March 23, 2024, at the age of 63. Born on the first of March in 1961, in the picturesque town of Burlington, Vermont, Kevin's zest for life and laughter began early and never waned. He passed away in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, leaving behind a legacy of joy and a cloud of laughter in the wake of his battle with COPD.

Kevin's life was a testament to the power of humor and the spirit of never taking oneself too seriously. He was the kind of guy who could find a punchline in the mundane and turn a frown upside down with just a quip. His love for the New England sports teams—the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins—was as legendary as his comedic timing. Win or lose, Kevin always had a joke ready to lighten the hearts of fellow fans.

His daughter Samantha Whitney, the apple of his eye, inherited her dad's funny bone and his love for the great outdoors. Kevin's grandchildren, Anya and Mason, were the recipients of his playful tales and whimsical adventures, often featuring their granddad as the unlikely hero. His sister, Kathy Whitney-Glyvin, along with her husband Gennadiy, shared in the laughter and the occasional eye roll that only Kevin could inspire.

Kevin's spirit was as free as the open road, and he was often seen riding his motorcycle, with the wind as his companion and the horizon as his guide. He wasn't just passing through the landscape; he was a part of it, pausing to appreciate the wildlife and sharing stories with anyone who had a moment to spare. His adventurous soul was matched only by his quick wit, and his journeys were as much about the people he met as the places he saw.

Funny, spirited, and adventurous—these words encapsulate the essence of Kevin. He was the life of the party, the unexpected comedian at the dinner table, and the friend who could make you laugh until you cried. His humor was a gift, one that he shared generously and without reservation. It was the kind of humor that stayed with you, a warm memory to be cherished and passed on.

As we bid farewell to Kevin James Whitney, let us do so with a smile, for that is undoubtedly how he would have wanted it. His laughter echoes in the stories he told, the lives he touched, and the memories he created. While the curtain may have closed on his final act, the encore of his influence will continue to resonate with all who knew him.

So here's to Kevin—a man who taught us that life is not about the destination, but the laughter shared along the way. May his journey be filled with the joy he brought to others, and may his legacy be as enduring as the love he had for his family, his friends, and the occasional well-timed joke. Goodnight, sweet prince of jesters; may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.

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John E. Romaszewski - April 13, 1933 - March 16, 2024

Departed: 03/16/2024 (Muskego)

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Born to Eternal Life on March 16, 2024 at the age of 90. Beloved husband and best friend of the late Anna Romaszewski. Loving father of Rita Privette, Mark, Paula (Larry) Witkowiak, Ann (Kenneth) Heis and Joseph (Lisa) and the late James. Proud grandpa of Polly, Lucas (Amber), John (Kim), Roxxanne (Lokesh), Robert (Tanya), Sara (Anthony), Trevor (Kaitlyn), Chelsey, Anthony (Samantha) Adam, Zoe, Austin, Miranda, Samantha (Timmy) and Nicole (Sam). Great grandpa of Bryce, Theodore, Makala, Gabriel, Stanley, Tayvin, Bree, Paxton, Madison, Cole, Logan, Jon, Joshua, Roman and Sophia. Brother of the Zigmund (Diane) and the late Raymond (Frances). Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Visitation Monday April 1, 2024 from 4-7 PM with a prayer service at 7 PM at the Max A. Sass & Sons Westwood Chapel W173 S7629 Westwood Dr. Muskego, WI. Funeral Mass will be held on Tuesday April 2nd 10 AM at St. Leonard Catholic Church W173 S7743 Westwood Drive. PLEASE MEET AT THE CHURCH ON TUESDAY. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery.

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Kyle J. Torngren - October 20, 1985 - March 13, 2024

Departed: 03/13/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Kyle Joseph Torngren, 38, passed away on Wednesday, March 13, 2024. Born on October 20, 1985, Kyle grew into a man known for his sharp wit, remarkable intelligence and unparalleled sense of humor. He was an avid football fan, loved reading, seeking knowledge and enjoyed video games and movies for entertainment. Kyle had a mechanical mind and took joy in putting things together. His cat, aptly named "Cat," was the recipient of his gentle and affectionate nature.

Kyle is survived by his mother Barb Miller (Mike Anderson), father Carl (Shelly) Torngren, siblings Eddie (Evie) Danecki and Nicole (Justin) Lange, grandparents Bob Miller and Lou Torngren, nieces and nephew Harper, London and Cillian as well as aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. He was preceded in death by his grandparents Katherine Miller and Theresa Torngren, cousin Katie Wilkinson and Libby Torngren.

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Robert "Bob" Taloff - September 23, 1956 - March 12, 2024

Departed: 03/12/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Passed away at home surrounded by his family on March 12, 2024 at age 67. Lovingly survived by his wife Janice Taloff. Beloved father of Trisha (Brandon) Talbot and Joe Taloff. Proud grandpa of Alyssa and Caden Talbot. He loved and adored his fur kids: Bear, Moose, Obi, Serj and Diesel.

Bob was a DNR Instructor for over 17 years and was an avid hunter and outdoorsman. He proudly served in the United States Army.

A celebration of life will take place at Gethsemane Evangelical Lutheran Church (13200 W. Greenfield Ave, Brookfield, WI) on Saturday, March 23, 2024 from 1 PM until time of service at 3 PM. The family would like to thank the staff at Pro Health Waukesha Memorial and the hospice staff for the compassionate care they provided to Bob. "We know you'll be watching over us in you're forever hunting stand with your hunter's blend coffee."

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George W. Kelly - July 29, 1964 - March 11, 2024

Departed: 03/11/2024 (Muskego)

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Of Muskego, passed away unexpectedly on March 11, 2024 at the age of 59. Beloved husband of Kim. Loving father of Grace. Dear brother of Kathy (Steve) Miller, Patrick (Teri), and the late John. Preceded in death by his parents, Judith and John Kelly. Further survived by loved nieces, nephews, other loved relatives, and many friends.

George enjoyed farming and bee keeping. He loved showing his goats with his daughter Grace at the Wisconsin State Fair and at the Racine County Fair. Many may not have known, but George was a phenomenal artist. He was exceptional at wood carving, painting, and sketching which he loved to share with his family and friends.

A memorial gathering will be held at Max A. Sass & Sons – Westwood Chapel (W173S7629 Westwood Dr., Muskego) on Saturday March 16th starting at 11AM until time of memorial services at 2PM.

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Jerome Konwent - June 12, 1939 - March 09, 2024

Departed: 03/09/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Jerome Konwent, 84, passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 9, 2024. Jerome was born on June 12, 1939, to the late George & Lillian (Malkowski) Konwent. Jerome married the love of his life, Leila Daniels, on July 29, 1961. Jerome enjoyed family vacations, playing cards, fishing, hunting, golfing and watching the Brewers, Packers, Bucks and NASCAR. Jerome was an electrician and proudly worked for the Pabst Brewing Company for 29 years.

Jerome is survived by his loving wife, his beloved children LeAnn (Tom) Diedrich, Karen (Joe) DuPont and Ted (Lisa) Konwent, his son-in-law Dave Corrao and his brother-in-law Dennis Miszewski. Jerome was blessed with 10 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren with 2 more on the way. Jerome was preceded in death by his beautiful daughter Susan Corrao and his dear sister Barbara Miszewski.

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Robert J. "Bob" Sranske - September 18, 1940 - February 22, 2024

Departed: 02/22/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Robert J. “Bob” Sranske passed away peacefully on February 22, 2024, at the age of 83, in Muskego, Wisconsin.

Bob is now reunited with his beloved wife, Kathleen, who he has missed so dearly since her passing in 2019. He is also reunited with his younger brother, James Sranske. Bob was the loving father of Lori (Bruce) Sullivan, Michael (Meg), and David (Amy). He was the treasured grandfather of Samantha (Max) Elert, Jared, Ben, Emma, Brooke, and Ava. His warmth, wisdom, and generosity of spirit will be dearly missed. Bob's life was further enriched by the companionship of other relatives and friends whose lives he touched.

Bob attended Marquette University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, proudly cheering on the Marquette Warriors. His education laid the foundation for a life of service and achievement. Bob's commitment to his country was unwavering; he was a Navigator on a B52 in the United States Air Force for five years. He last served in the 736th Bomb Sq. During his tenure, he flew in over 100 combat missions and served with distinction in the Vietnam War. After his military service, Bob began his career as a Computer Technician with Wisconsin Electric Power Company, where he worked for 36 years until his job was eliminated and was forced into retirement.  He also had an incredible 53 years of serving the community as a Tax Preparer, a testament to his selfless nature and desire

to assist others.

Bob's love of gardening was rooted in his early days as a Mitchell Park Attendant. Bob's garden was an expression of his generous spirit, as he always shared the fruits of his labor with family and friends.

Described by those who knew him as faith-filled, generous, selfless and intelligent, Bob lived a life that exemplified these virtues. His generosity extended beyond his immediate family, touching the lives of all who knew him. Bob's selflessness was evident in the way he put the needs of others before his own, always ready to lend a helping hand or a listening ear. His intelligence was not just in his academic and professional achievements but also in the thoughtful advice and deep conversations he shared with those around him.  The love for his grandchildren extended to the countless activities (sporting, dance, band, and graduations to name a few) he attended to support them.

Bob's passing leaves a void in the hearts of those who loved him, but his influence will continue to resonate in the lives of his family and friends. His was a life well-lived, full of purpose, kindness, and a deep commitment to the values he held dear.

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Barbara "Barb" A. Radtke - January 29, 1943 - February 15, 2024

Departed: 02/15/2024 (Muskego)

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(Nee Weisner) Found peace on Thursday February 15, 2024 at the age of 81. Beloved wife of the late Donald Radtke for 53 years. Loving mom of Julie Sobush. Proud grandma of Aaron Sobush. Preceded in death by her mother Cecilia. Barb was a long-time employee of the Medical College of Wisconsin as an administrative assistant. During their long marriage, Barb and Donny enjoyed cruising and trips to Las Vegas.

Visitation at the MAX A SASS & SONS WESTWOOD CHAPEL (W173S7629 Westwood Dr. Muskego, WI) on Wednesday February 21, 2024 from 11:30 AM until time of service at 1 PM. Private Entombment St. Adalbert Cemetery.

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Judy C. Dreist - February 01, 1946 - February 10, 2024

Departed: 02/10/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: On February 10, 2024, at the age of 78, Judy C. Dreist (nee Bink) was born into eternal life. Judy passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by the love and warmth of her family.

Judy was born on February 1, 1946 in Wisconsin to Harry and Catherine Bink. She was the youngest of eight kids. She is preceded in eternal life by her parents, four sisters (Sally, Roe, Betty and Catherine) and her brothers (David and Harry) and survived by her brother Jerome (MaryAnne) Bink.

Judy met her husband George Dreist in 1964 while attending a Catholic Youth People's Club event. The two married in 1966 and they were blessed with three faithful children: John (Lynn) Dreist, Paula Dreist-Spannbauer and Jill Dreist-Dombrowski. Judy was also the loving grandmother to Brittany Spannbauer, Erin (Noah) Martinez, David Dreist, Jackson Dombrowski and Jonathan Dreist. Judy's role as a mother and grandmother was one she held dear. She looked forward to hosting Christmas, Easter, Fourth of July and birthday parties for the family and loved having her family with her. The memories she created will be forever cherished.

As a devout Catholic, Judy found solace and strength in her faith. She was a member of St Thomas Aquinas Church, where she was an active volunteer. Judy's banana cream pies were legendary at the church fish fry's and other church events. Her baking skills will be remembered by all who had the pleasure of tasting them. Judy also dedicated time to St Joe's in Big Bend making desserts and working the concessions on their bingo nights. Before that, Judy was a dedicated parishioner and volunteer at St Matthias where she helped run the concessions during sporting events and the parish festival.

Judy's commitment to her community was evident through her dedicated service as a board member for her condo association. Her involvement was not just a duty but a passion. Judy created many friendships as she worked to ensure the well-being of her neighbors and the beauty of their shared environment.

Judy's legacy is one of compassion, service and unwavering commitment to her family and faith. As we say goodbye to Judy Dreist, we celebrate a life beautifully lived and a soul that will continue to shine brightly in the memories of those she loved. Her spirit will live on in the laughter of her grandchildren, the love of her children and the enduring partnership she shared with her husband for 58 years.

Judy's life was a journey of love, faith and kindness. Her presence will be felt for generations to come. Judy will be dearly missed, but her memory will forever be a blessing to all who had the privilege of knowing her. We take solace in knowing that Judy is now at peace and her legacy will continue to inspire and guide us.

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John S. Fischer - November 23, 1948 - February 05, 2024

Departed: 02/05/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: John Fischer of Muskego passed away peacefully on February 5, 2024 due to complications of a spinal cord injury. He will be deeply missed by his wife of 55 years, June (nee Narlock), and his sister Susan, of New York. He leaves behind other relatives and many friends.

John worked for 30 years at National Public Radio affiliated stations as a music director. In retirement he started a computer repair business, Fischer Digital. He and June were active volunteers at the Humane Animal Welfare Society of Waukesha County for many years.

Many thanks to all the caregivers at Ruth Hospice, especially his nurse Sue.

Donations to the Ehlers-Danlos Foundation in memory of Ari will be appreciated.

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Deborah A. Cieslak - June 11, 1954 - January 19, 2024

Departed: 01/19/2024 (Muskego)

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Found peace on January 19, 2024 at the age of 69. Debbie was preceded in death by her parents Sylvester and Bernadine (nee Grzesk) Cieslak and her brother Jeffrey Cieslak. She leaves behind her siblings Denise (David) Slawny, Allan (Cynthia) Cieslak, Donna (Eugene) Immel, and many family and friends.

She was a loving aunt “Do Do” to Steven (Kristina) Slawny, Michael (Jennifer) Slawny, Peter (Kate) Slawny, Andrew (Samantha) Immel, Randall (Brittney) Cieslak, Aaron (Joanna) Cieslak, and Katherine Immel. Debbie was also loved by 14 great-nieces and nephews.

Debbie graduated from St. Francis High School in 1972. She furthered her schooling and went on to becoming a nurse in 1998. Her hobbies were bowling, traveling, and going out to eat with family and friends. She was generous and kind and always had a smile on her face. Everywhere Debbie went she bumped into someone she knew. Debbie touched the lives of many people and will be greatly missed. Our family would like to extend a special thank you to Dawn with Badger Hospice and the the Elizabeth Residence-New Berlin for their going beyond the compassionate care Debbie received.

Visitation will be held at St. Leonard Catholic Church (W173 S7743 Westwood Dr., Muskego) on Saturday January 27th from 9AM-10:45AM. Mass of Christian Burial to follow at 11AM. Private burial.

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Wanda Ann Mustopich - January 05, 1975 - January 17, 2024

Departed: 01/17/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Wanda Ann Mustopich, a beacon of love and selflessness, passed away peacefully on January 17, 2024, in Germantown, Wisconsin. Born on January 5, 1975, in the heart of Wisconsin, Wanda's gentle spirit and generous heart touched the lives of all who knew her.

Wanda was the beloved daughter of Emile and the late Frank Mustopich, a cherished sister to Angelique Mustopich and Frank (Megan) Mustopich. Her role as a loving mother to Austin Wishman was one she held dear, and she shone brightly as a proud grandma to Landon and Sophie Wishman. Wanda's warmth extended to her role as an aunt to Iana, Jaxson, and Rielyn, where her kindness and guidance were ever-present. Wanda was cherished by her niece Iana, who not only saw her as a best friend but also as a role model. She will be loved and missed by her devoted friend Shawn.

For over two decades, Wanda dedicated herself to a career in insurance, where her work ethic and commitment were evident. Her professional journey began with a role that allowed her to travel, an experience she cherished deeply. During her time in insurance, she made many lasting friendships.

Wanda's interests were as generous as her personality. She found joy in spending time with her family and friends, and her love for animals was unmatched. Her dog Tucker held a special place in her heart. Her heart, never showing anger, was a sanctuary of love and appreciation for those around her.

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April A. Melk - March 12, 1976 - January 17, 2024

Departed: 01/17/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: April A. Melk (nee Hagemeyer), age 47, passed away after a short battle with the ovarian cancer on January 17th, 2024.

She is survived by her husband of 17 years Tony Melk and Ruby their red Labrador. Also survived by her father Jon Hagemeyer, sister Jackie (Scott),  mother-in-law Brenda Melk (like a second mother), brother-in-law Tim (Chrystal), nephews Waylon Black and Thomas and Henry Melk. She is further survived by many aunts, uncles, nephews, cousins, and friends she called family.

April was born March 12th 1976, in Milwaukee, WI to Jon and Tamara (nee Braun) Hagemeyer. She graduated from Pius XI Highschool in 1995 and attended the University of Milwaukee. She met the love of her life in high school and never looked back! April and Tony were set to celebrate their 18th anniversary this year. He loved her and stood by her side until the end.

April was a proud aunt to Waylon, Thomas and Henry. She loved them and was a constant support and presence in their lives. She loved Waylon as if he were her own. They shared a love for snoopy and finding the best ice cream shops in cities they visited, whether in Minnesota, Wisconsin or adventuring around the U.S. She made every adventure truly amazing. April always looked forward to her walks with Ruby and Tony by Lake Michigan. They would travel to other lakes and parks throughout Wisconsin for new smells and adventures. She loves the West Allis Farmers Market wandering the aisles and enjoying the day. But her real joy came from growing her own vegetables, in her own beautiful, full garden. I’m sure if you knew April, you can image all the shenanigans Tony can get into with one of her giant zucchini’s!

April also loved to travel with her cherished husband Tony and amazing tribe of friends. She always got a hell of a deal on the flight and excursions! Did you want snacks on that trip? April always had snacks. Boat, beach or plane you are covered.

April is preceded in death by her mother Tamara (nee Braun) Hagemeyer, father-in-law Robert Melk , and grandfathers Jackson Wayne Hagemeyer and Sidney Braun.

The family thanks the amazing nurses and care team at Froedert & the Medical College of Wisconsin.

A memorial gathering will be held on Thursday February 1st at MAX A. SASS & SONS WESTWOOD CHAPEL, W173 S7629 Westwood Dr. Muskego, Wi, 53150, from 5pm to 8pm.

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Zachery J. F. Shircel - June 10, 1992 - January 15, 2024

Departed: 01/15/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Zachery J. F. Shircel, age 31, passed away unexpectedly on January 15, 2024.

Zach is survived by his girlfriend Meghan Reetz and her daughter Emma, whom he both loved very much. The two were looking forward to sharing a future together.

Loving son of James Shircel, of Wind Lake, WI, and Pamela Fischer-Shircel, of Phoenix, AZ. Cherished brother of Zoey Shircel (fiancé Nick Knoebel) of Chandler, AZ. Treasured grandson of (the late) Joseph Shircel (USAF) and Shirley Shircel and (the late) Thomas Fischer (USMC) and Caren Buehmann, of Milwaukee, WI. He is further survived by loving aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives, and friends.

Zach graduated from Muskego High School in 2010. He went on to serve in the US Army at Fort Riley as an infantryman. After leaving the Army Zach worked as a roofer and later a foreman. He was able to purchase his first home in Elkhorn, WI in 2017.

Zachery enjoyed hunting, both bow and rifle, and fishing, and was able to Hunt at Ted Nugent's Sunrize Safaris 4 times.

Earlier in life Zach played both soccer and basketball in school. He played Tenor Sax in the Marching Band as a freshman. He also played guitar in 7th through 9th grade in a band called Everything In All. Zach was a fantastic musician and could play any instrument he was given.

Zach enjoyed visiting the Shircel Family Cottage in Wind Lake where he had fun jet skiing, water skiing and fishing with family. He enjoyed playing Cribbage with his grandparents growing up. He was a wonderful big brother to his sister Zoey and helped her become a phenomenal soccer player.

Zach’s mother, Pam, was able to take him to many special events while she was a Sr. Sale Rep for WMYX in Milwaukee. This was always a favorite for him.

Zach’s father Jim taught him the art of hunting that Jim learned from his father and grandfather.

He was very proud of his mother Pam when she became Mrs. Wisconsin International 2000 and he made sure everyone knew.

Zachery was a loving and kind person to everyone. He will be missed dearly.

Zachery always said he just wanted to be known and remembered as a good person, which he definitely was.

A visitation will be held on Saturday January 27th, 2024 at MAX A. SASS & SONS WESTWOOD CHAPEL, W173 S7629 Westwood Dr. Muskego, WI 53150 from 10am until the time of funeral service at 12pm, which will include Military Honors. Private interment at Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery. "I'd like the memory of me to be a happy one.  I'd like to leave an afterglow of smiles when the day is gone." -Afterglow poem

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John Robert Kelly Jr. - April 24, 1966 - January 11, 2024

Departed: 01/11/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Of Muskego. Passed away unexpectedly on January 11, 2024 at the age of 57. Father of Crystal Ann Marie Kelly. Grandpa of Erin, June and Nick. Dear brother of Kathy (Steve) Miller, George (Kimberly) and Patrick (Teri). Uncle of Sarah, Amy, Grace, Brian, Alex, Alyssa, Mary and Kelsey. Son of the late John Sr. and the late Judy. Further survived by great nieces, great nephews, other relatives and many friends.

A celebration of John’s life will be held on Friday January 19, 2024 from 3 pm until the time of service at 7 pm at the Max A. Sass & Sons Westwood Chapel-Muskego.

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Patricia A. Wolf - April 15, 1947 - January 09, 2024

Departed: 01/09/2024 (Muskego)

Obituary Preview: Patricia(Pat) Ann Wolf, born on April 15th 1947, was called home on January 9th 2024.

Pat, the cherished daughter of Lydia and Joseph Manning, both of whom preceded her in joining the Lord, along with her sister, Kathy Frakes. Her spirit, now reunited with theirs, leaves behind a legacy of love and service. A love she shared with her devoted husband of 52 years, Larry Wolf. She journeyed through life's joys and trials with unwavering commitment and boundless affection. Together they raised a family that became her pride and joy. Her legacy is carried on by her sons, Joseph Wolf, blessed with his wife Carrie, and Kenneth Wolf, graced with his wife Jaime. Adding to the joy of her life were her treasured grandchildren—Avery, Ryan, Sydney, Delaney, Finley Wolf—who brought immeasurable happiness and pride to their grandmother's heart.

Patricia's life was a testament to her nurturing soul, as she dedicated herself to the care of others. She poured her heart into her role as a nurse for the Muskego-Norway School District. It was a calling, a ministry where she offered comfort and healing to those in need. Pat touched countless lives with her gentle care and boundless empathy. She was more than a caregiver; she was a friend, a confidante, and a source of comfort to all who knew her.

Her life was a rich tapestry woven with the threads of her passions. Pat found great joy in many crafts, but none more than quilting and sewing. She created beautiful works of art that served as tangible expressions of her love. Her hands were rarely still, for they were the instruments through which her heart's melodies were played.

Pat's love for these crafts was only surpassed by the time she cherished with her friends and family. Her home was a haven of hospitality, where laughter and stories were shared, and memories were woven into the fabric of her loved ones' lives. A woman of strength, her vivacity shone through in every action and word.

Pat was a woman of profound faith, a faith that guided her every step and shone brightly for all to see. She walked through this world with a spirit that could not be dampened, a loving heart that knew no bounds, and a joy that was contagious. To be in Pat's presence was to feel the embrace of a love that was pure and a spirit that was unbreakable.

As we bid farewell to our dear Pat, let us not dwell in the shadows of sorrow, but rather let us bask in the light of her legacy. Let us carry forth the love she so freely gave, the faith that sustained her, and the spirit that defined her. In every quilted pattern, in every healed heart, and in every cherished memory, Pat's presence will continue to be felt.

As we commend Patricia Ann Wolf to the Almighty's eternal care, let us do so with gratitude for the time we were blessed to share with her. For in her life, we have seen the very essence of goodness, and in her memory, we find the strength to continue the journey she has now completed.

Let us all say, "Amen," as we hold Patricia Ann Wolf forever in our hearts, a beloved mother, a devoted wife, a doting grandmother, and a true friend. Her life's story may have reached its final chapter here on Earth, but in the heavens, a new story begins—one of everlasting peace and joy in the Lord's loving embrace. Amen.

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Funeral Services Offered

Muskego - Westwood Chapel provides a comprehensive range of funeral services designed to meet the diverse needs of families in the community. From traditional funerals and cremations to memorial services and celebrations of life, the chapel's experienced staff is dedicated to creating personalized ceremonies that honor the deceased and comfort those who are grieving. The funeral home also offers pre-planning services, allowing individuals to make informed decisions about their final arrangements and alleviate the burden on their loved ones.

Facilities and Amenities

The Muskego - Westwood Chapel facility is designed to provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere for families and friends gathering to say goodbye. The chapel's spacious interior features comfortable seating, state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, and ample parking. The funeral home also offers a private family lounge area, where families can take a moment to collect their thoughts and share memories of their loved one. Additionally, Muskego - Westwood Chapel has partnered with local caterers to provide catering services for families who wish to host a reception or gathering following the service.

Cremation Services

Muskego - Westwood Chapel recognizes that cremation is an increasingly popular choice for many individuals and families. As such, the funeral home offers a range of cremation options, including direct cremation, cremation with a memorial service, and traditional funeral followed by cremation. The chapel's staff is knowledgeable about the cremation process and can guide families through the various options available to them.

Pre-Planning and Advanced Funeral Planning

Muskego - Westwood Chapel understands that planning ahead can be a thoughtful gesture for loved ones. The funeral home offers pre-planning services, which enable individuals to make informed decisions about their final arrangements and lock in costs at today's prices. By pre-planning, individuals can ensure that their wishes are respected and alleviate the financial burden on their family members.

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Muskego - Westwood Chapel is committed to giving back to the community it serves. The funeral home participates in local events and charities, supporting organizations that promote education, healthcare, and social welfare. Through its community involvement, Muskego - Westwood Chapel demonstrates its dedication to building strong relationships with the people it serves.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an obituary?

An obituary is a written notice that announces the death of a person, typically including their name, age, date of birth and death, and a brief biography. It's usually published in a newspaper, online obituary website, or funeral home's website to inform friends, family, and community of the person's passing.

What is the purpose of an obituary?

The primary purpose of an obituary is to notify others of a person's death and provide information about their life, accomplishments, and surviving family members. It also serves as a way to share memories, celebrate their life, and invite people to attend funeral services or memorial events.

Who writes an obituary?

Obituaries are typically written by family members, close friends, or a funeral home's staff. In some cases, the deceased person may have written their own obituary in advance.

What information should be included in an obituary?

A standard obituary usually includes the person's name, age, date of birth and death, place of residence, occupation, education, military service, hobbies, interests, surviving family members, and funeral service details.

How long should an obituary be?

The length of an obituary can vary depending on the publication or website. Typically, it ranges from 100 to 500 words. However, some online obituary platforms allow for longer tributes or stories.

Can I include photos in an obituary?

Yes, many publications and online obituary websites allow you to include one or more photos of the deceased person. These can be recent photos or ones from special moments in their life.

How do I submit an obituary to a newspaper?

You can usually submit an obituary to a newspaper through their website, email, or by contacting their obituary department directly. Be prepared to provide the necessary information and payment for the publication fee.

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The cost of publishing an obituary varies depending on the newspaper, its circulation size, and the length of the obituary. Expect to pay anywhere from $50 to several hundred dollars.

Can I write my own obituary in advance?

Yes, it's becoming increasingly popular for people to write their own obituaries in advance. This allows you to have control over how you're remembered and can be a therapeutic exercise.

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A self-written obituary is often referred to as a "self-obit" or "autobit."

Why would someone write their own obituary?

People write their own obituaries for various reasons, including to ensure accuracy, share their life story, express gratitude, apologize for past mistakes, or leave behind a final message for loved ones.

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You can search for old obituaries through online archives like Newspapers.com, GenealogyBank.com, or Ancestry.com. You can also visit local libraries or genealogical societies for assistance.

Can I republish an old obituary online?

Yes, you can republish an old obituary online through websites like Legacy.com or Tributes.com. These platforms allow you to create a digital memorial page with the original obituary text and add photos, stories, and condolences.

What is a death notice?

A death notice is a brief announcement of a person's passing, usually including only essential information like name, age, date of birth and death, and funeral service details. It's often used when there isn't enough space or time for a full obituary.

What is the difference between a death notice and an obituary?

A death notice is a concise announcement of a person's passing, while an obituary provides more detailed information about their life and legacy.

Can I include humor in an obituary?

Yes, many people choose to include humorous anecdotes or witty phrases in an obituary to reflect the deceased person's personality and make the tribute more engaging.

How do I handle errors in an already-published obituary?

If you discover errors in an already-published obituary, contact the publication or website immediately. They may issue a correction or reprint the revised obituary.

Can I update an online obituary after it's been published?

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How long do online obituaries remain available?

The duration that online obituaries remain available varies depending on the website. Some platforms keep them accessible indefinitely, while others may remove them after a certain period (e.g., one year).

Can I create a memorial page on social media?

Yes, many social media platforms allow you to create memorial pages or groups dedicated to the deceased person. These can serve as virtual gathering spaces for friends and family to share memories and condolences.

How do I request donations in lieu of flowers?

You can include a statement in the obituary requesting donations to a specific charity or organization in lieu of flowers. This can help honor the deceased person's memory and support a cause they cared about.

Can I include quotes or poems in an obituary?

Yes, many people choose to include meaningful quotes or poems in an obituary to add context and emotional depth to the tribute.

How do I ensure that an online obituary remains respectful and dignified?

To maintain respect and dignity in an online obituary, focus on sharing positive memories and avoiding controversial or sensitive topics. Also, be mindful of grammar and spelling errors to ensure professionalism.

Can I create a video tribute instead of a written obituary?

Yes, video tributes are becoming increasingly popular as a way to celebrate a person's life. You can create a video using photos, music, and narration to tell their story.

How do I share an online obituary with others?

You can share online obituaries through social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter, via email links, or by copying and pasting the URL into messaging apps or forums.