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251	Age: 8	Nelson, James Peter (I5267)
252	Age: 83; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head	Carpenter, Hela (I5738)
253	Age: 84	Hardinger, Frederick Michael (I5458)
254	Age: 88	Popp, August (I5371)
255	Age: 8; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Son	Brewster, Alvin Eugene (I5284)
256	Age: 92	Felton, Regina Ann (I5466)
257	Age: 9; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Son	Brandt, Thomas Raymond (I5911)
258	Agnes (Johnson) Krumm ill in Wolf Point, Montana 19 Jun 1948.	Johnson, Agnes Julie Elisabeth (I1970)
259	AIR 79 Royal Air Force Airmen Records, 1918-1940. The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey, England. The National Archives give no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to The National Archives Image Library, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU, Tel: 020 8392 5225. Fax: 020 8392 5266.	Source (S282)
260	Alex and Mary are buried in a Lot with the surnames of Stepshinski and Step. The younger generation using Step	Stypczynski or Step, Leo A (I4053)
261	Alex and Mary are buried in a Lot with the surnames of Stepshinski and Step. The younger generation using Step	Stypczynski or Step, Eugene John (I4052)
262	Alex and Mary are buried in a Lot with the surnames of Stepshinski and Step. The younger generation using Step	Zignus, Mary (I817)
263	Alex and Mary are buried in a Lot with the surnames of Stepshinski and Step. The younger generation using Step	Stypczynski, Elaxander (I816)
264	Also in Maine Births and Christenings 1739 - 1900	Farnsworth, Phoebe Spears (I1049)
265	Alternative birthplace may be Pennsylvania (from Census) 1880 Census has him born in 1876 in Iowa	Locy, Albert (I286)
266	Alva P Baker Illinois Pvt US Army World War 1 Nov 29 1899 March 10 1970	Baker, Alva Palmer (I660)
267	Anderson, Louis D. 1942 -1990; Married June 29, 1963	Anderson, Louis Donald (I632)
268	Andrew Mitchell was 20 years old when he arrived from London to bluff on the ship the "Athenic"The Athenic was a passenger ship which took 158-200 passengers and was built in Belfast From Geoff Mitchell Andrew was my paternal Grandfather. In my teenage years I had the responsibility to mow his lawns and cut his hedges. He was the one who taught me how to cut hedges. All done with hand shears of course. He told me whenever he started cutting his hedges my Father and his two brothers would all disappear because they knew they would have to pick up all the hedge clippings. When my Grandmother was alive we would visit them every second Sunday afternoon. We would watch the Sunday afternoon movie on TV and have cakes for afternoon tea. Often the Sunday afternoon movie was followed by soccer which never interested me. I would often go to their front room and play on the piano they had. I remember my Grandfather would give us 20 cents pocket money when we went home.After my Grandmother died he would come for Sunday lunch every second Sunday. My Father and I would then take him to visit my Grandmother's grave followed by a car ride before taking him home. Often our drive would end up overlooking the ocean.My Father had my Grandfather's World War 1 uniform. When the Department of Internal Affairs was looking for a World War 1 uniform my Father donated it. I believe it went to a Museum somewhere in France.I remember my Grandfather as kind man.He passed away on the day on got my drivers license.	Mitchell, Andrew (I4295)
269	Andritch, John 1905 - 1982 / Catherine 1907 - 1999	Andritch-M, Catherine (I638)
270	Andritch, John 1905 - 1982 / Catherine 1907 - 1999	Andritch, John (I637)
271	Angeline Piasecki February 11, 1919 - April 16, 2012 Rhinelander, Wisconsin Angeline "Angie" Piasecki, age 93 of Rhinelander, died on Monday, April 16, 2012, at Taylor Park. She was born on February 11, 1919, in Three Lakes, Wisconsin to Antone and Gertrude (Nitzel) Karwoski. Angie married August Piasecki on August 21, 1937, in Sugar Camp and he preceded her in death on January 29, 1985. She was employed for many years at St. Mary's Hospital in the housekeeping department. Angie was a member of Nativity/St. Joseph Catholic Church. She was a volunteer with Special Olympics and taught religion classes with those with special needs. She also volunteered many years at Taylor Park and was a foster mother to Kris for 25 years. Angie loved to travel, go camping, swimming, cross country skiing, and square dancing. Angie is survived by her daughter, Sharon (Jim) Shaver of Merrill; three sons, Jerome Piasecki of Tomah, WI, James Piasecki of Sugar Camp, and Edwin (Peggy) Piasecki of Rhinelander; a sister, Eileen Hintz of Merrill; twelve grandchildren; and many great grandchildren, great great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents, two sisters, and two brothers. A memorial mass for Angie will be offered at 11 a.m. on Friday, April 20, 2012, at Nativity of Our Lord / St. Joseph Catholic Church with Father Jim Hoffman officiating. Visitation will be from 10:30 a.m. until the time of mass on Friday at the church. Carlson Funeral Home is assisting Angie's family with arrangements. The family extends special thanks to long time neighbors, Richard and Rose Johns and the staffs of Josephine Haus and Taylor Park Memory Unit for the care and support they provided to Angie.	Karwoski, Angeline (I2103)
272	Anna Callum, Aug 1,1900-Mar 8, 1963, Robert Callum, April 18, 1889-Dec 26, 1975	Callum, Robert (I1138)
273	Anna May Hughes was married to David Elmer Craw, 1896. Her second marriage to Louis J. Maybee, 1924. Her seven children with Craw are Lula b1898, Violet b1902, John/Jack b1903, Andrew b1907, Belva b 1911, Lucille b 1913, and adopted her grandson Bert Schnorr b1915. Annie lived in Wisconsin; Freedom, Town of Morris, Antigo, Three Lakes, Shawano and Milwaukee. From Find a Grave	Hughes, Anna May (I4174)
274	Apel, Roland H. SGT US Army Korea Jun 28, 1929 - Oct 2, 2006	Apel, Roland H (I645)
275	APL Obituary Index	Source (S558)
276	apparent heart attack	Hansen, Donald (I1944)
277	Arlin Henry Jolin, age 83 of Rhinelander, went to be with the Lord on Saturday, June 5, 2021 at Aspirus Wausau Hospital. He was born in Sugar Camp, WI on April 16, 1938 to Martin and Muriel(Curtis) Jolin. Arlin attended schools in both Sugar Camp and Green Bay, after his schooling he entered the US Army in 1963 and was deployed to Germany. Arlin was married to Sandra(Fuchs) Jolin on August 22, 1975 in Arlington, VA. Arlin enjoyed fishing, trips to the casino, traveling across the country, cruises, but his joy in life was always the nine days in late November for the Wisconsin gun deer season. He would never miss that week of deer season with the guys at his cabin in Sugar Camp. Arlin was a man of kindness and generosity that always was looking to help anyone who needed it, he gave and never asked for anything in return. If someone needed help he was always willing to give them as much help as they needed, and that went for their children too. Arlin enjoyed many things but he loved his family and the Lord, he will be dearly missed by all. Arlin is survived by his wife Sandra Jolin, daughters Rebecca(James)Wanty of Lake Tomahawk, Wendy(Ronald)Evenson, and Renea Jolin both of Rhinelander, grandchildren Todd, Brandon, Austin, Dakota, Kaitlynn, Joseph, Amber, Adam, Cassandra, Hailey, his beloved dog Max, other family and many friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, sisters Rayona Lorbetske, Ardis Couillard, brothers Verl, Lyle, Ervan, and Delbert Jolin. A funeral service for Arlin will be held on Wednesday, June 9, 2021 at 11:30 AM at the Pine Grove Community Church in Rhinelander with pastor Jeremy Vander Galien officiating. A visitation will be held from 9:30 AM until just prior to the service on Wednesday. Entombment will be held on Thursday June 10, 2021 at the Lakeview Memorial Park Mausoleum in Oshkosh, WI. You may leave your private condolences for the Jolin family at www.carlsonfh.com. The Carlson Funeral Home is handling the arrangements for the family. From Find a Grave	Jolin, Arlin Henry (I3844)
278	arrived in the Port of New York, on 27 July 1953 aboard the S.S. "Constitution" out of Genoa, Italy	Kennedy, Patricia Anne (I1977)
279	Art Stanzil state that Louise is buried nex to "one of her many husbands"	French, Louise G. (I1338)
280	arteriosclerosis	Epler, Elizabeth (I1950)
281	Arthur F Siedschlag in the U.S. Veterans' Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 U.S. Veterans' Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 No Image Name: Arthur F Siedschlag Service Info.: PFC US MARINE CORPS WORLD WAR II Birth Date: 6 Jul 1904 Death Date: 7 Jun 1977 Cemetery: Northland Memorial Park Cemetery Address: Rhinelander, WI 54501	Siedschlag, Arthur F (I3794)
282	Arthur J. Aman, 88, born in Chicago on May 12, 1928 and a 39 year resident of Arlington Heights, passed peacefully in his sleep on Saturday, December 24, 2016. Arthur grew up in the Ravenswood area of Chicago, attended McPherson Elementary and Amundsen High School. He graduated from the University of Illinois in 1953. He served in the U.S Army and was a member of the Federal Post of the American Legion for many years. Arthur began his career at the legendary City News Bureau of Chicago in 1953 and in subsequent years worked for the Chicago Tribune, United Press, and Chicago's American. He also worked on a joint Chicago Daily News and WBBM-TV investigation of city slumlords. He shifted careers to public relations working for Buchen Advertising and later became a sales representative for Farm Progress Publications. After retirement, he remained active in journalism and was Secretary of the Chicago Newspaper Reporters Association. He was the son of late Julia and Albert Aman, who was the former Bureau Chief of the Chicago Office, U. S. Treasury Narcotics Division. Arthur is survived by his wife of 48 years, Marilyn; daughters Jean (Joseph) Remez, and Jane Aman; grandchildren, Kailee and Tyler Remez. From a previous marriage, he is survived by his son, Jack Aman; daughter, Ellen Baird; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by brothers Richard Aman and twin Albert Aman. He was also a life-long summer resident of Sugar Camp, Wisconsin. He loved spending his time at his home on Dam Lake. Visitation Thursday 3 pm to 8 pm at the Meadows Funeral Home, 3615 Kirchoff Rd., Rolling Meadows. Funeral Friday 10:30 am from chapel to Our Lady of the Wayside Church, Arlington Heights, Mass 11 am. Internment St. Michael the Archangel Cemetery, Palatine. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the charity of your choice . Info (847)253-0224 Published in a Chicago Tribune Media Group Publication on Dec. 28, 2016	AMAN, ARTHUR JEAN (I3167)
283	Arthur, Born and Died Jan. 16, 1907. Come home. Andryeski	Andreywski, Arthur (I635)
284	As the love of his life Leona sang to him, Edward Olkowski passed from this life to the next on March 12, 2021, ten days short of his 94th birthday. Ed was born in Rhinelander in 1927 where he lived till duty called and he went off to serve his country in the US Navy in World War II. After his return home, he met Leona Wilcox. A beautiful night of singing and playing piano and the deal was sealed on the first date and they were soon married. Ed became a floor layer by trade, and when opportunity for work arose in the Milwaukee area in 1954, with two small children they packed up and moved. Ed worked laying floors and eventually built a business installing hardwood floors for several major area home builders including Bielinski Builders. Ed and Leona raised their 8 children (7 sons and 1 daughter) in Sussex until it came time to retire. The youngest son carried on the floor laying business as Ed and Leona moved back to Rhinelander where they enjoyed a second honeymoon for nearly 30 years in the house where Leona grew up. Things took a turn when early last year at age 93, a fall led to hospitalization, then nursing home and separation from Leona due to pandemic restrictions. In July the children brought them back to the Milwaukee area to be near the rest of the family, and they were able to be reunited in assisted living shortly after their 71st wedding anniversary. Ed was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Francis, sisters Madeline and Rosemary, brothers Raymond, Leonard, Walter, Earnest, Theodore and Dennis. He is survived by his devoted and loving wife Leona who recently turned 90, his children Edward, Jr. (Donna), Michael (Linda Barborich), Joseph (Jan), Marjie Snyder (Tom), Robert, Jerry (Theresa), James, and Patrick (Brandy). He also leaves behind his grandchildren Richard Flanigan (Denise), Tanya (Angela Roberts), Leah (Jack), John (Angelina), David (Sarah Lill), Steve (Trish), Brian (Ivelynn), Rebecca (James Newton) and Matthew. Further survived by numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, step-grandchildren, step-greatgrandchildren, nieces, nephews, and friends. Join family and friends to gather in celebration of Ed's life on Monday, March 22nd at Schmidt and Bartelt Funeral Home in Sussex WI, with visitation from noon to 2pm, and a memorial service from 2pm to 3pm. Private military service with the immediate family will occur at a later date at the Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Union Grove. Findagrave memorial.	Olkowski, Edward (I3355)
285	Asbury Park Press, Asbury Park, New Jersey, Mon., Mar. 2, 1987, pg 16: MARY K BINKLEY, 89, of Beachwood, died yesterday at Bayview Convalescent Center, Berkeley Township. She was a practical nurse for 15 years before retiring in 1974. Mrs. Binkley was a former member of the Ladies of the Moose in Illinois and of the American Association of Retired Perons. Her husband Frank, died in 1942. Born in Poland, she settled in Wisconson in 1926. She lived in Freehold for seven years before moving to Beachwood in 1967. Surviving are three sons, Frank C. Des Moines, Iowa, William H., Lakeview Havasu City, Ariz., and Paul A. Beachwood, one daughter Betty Swearingen, Beachwood; 13 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Caroma-Bolen Home for Funerals, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements. From Find A Grave	Koszuta, Mary (I793)
286	Ashwaubenon Moravian Cemetery	Peters, John Baptiste (I5249)
287	At Rest 1938	Anderson, Caroline (I625)
288	At Rest, Andrew Anderson, Born Dec. 18, 1870, Died Nov. 8, 1900"	Anderson, Andrew (I626)
289	At the time of his marriage in 1882, Anthony was a Corporal in the 2nd Battalion, Shropshire Regiment and was living in the Parkhurst Barracks. In 1901 census, Anthony was living with his wife and sons	BELL, Anthony Henry (I4305)
290	Audrey E. Adamovich, Aug. 17, 1923 - Mar. 2, 1997, The Lord Be With You	Adamovich, Audrey E (I604)
291	Audrey G. Winquist, age 83, of Rhinelander, died on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011, surrounded by her loving family. She was born June 2, 1928, in Sugar Camp to Ira and Freida (Tomack) Basch. Audrey went to grade school in Sugar Camp and graduated from Rhinelander High School in 1946. She married Ray Winquist on May 15, 1947, in Rhinelander. Audrey worked as the first crossing guard at Lincoln Street and Oneida Avenue from 1959 to 1962, and at J.C. Penney from 1946 to 1958. She also worked for Dr. Rohloff's Chiropractic Office from 1962 to 1968, then at the U.S. Post Office from 1968 until 1992, when she retired. She was an active member of First United Methodist Church where she served as treasurer and also on the communion committee. She enjoyed making wedding cakes, playing golf, working in her flower garden, knitting and traveling. Audrey is survived by her daughter, Susan (James) Storma of Rhinelander; her son, Mark (Sue) Winquist of Camarillo, Calif.; her grandchildren, Kevin Storma and Cheryl (Charles) Falconberry, Liz and Miles England; and her great-grandchildren, Gavin, Garrett and Gage. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Ray in 1996; a granddaughter, Karla; her brother, Clint; and her sisters, Lela Sackett and Lila Basch.	Basch, Audrey G (I3101)
292	Baer William Whitaker Jr. “Bugs” July 6, 1923 July 10, 2001 Ann Fraser Feb. 22, 1928 William Whitaker Baer US Army World War II July 6 1923 Jul 10 2001 American Field Service	Baer, William Whittaker Jr (I656)
293	Baptised in St. Peter`s, East Troy, Wisconsin	Finn, Daniel (I4313)
294	Beloved Brother, Stanley B. Cegielski, 1913 - 1970	Cegielski, Stanley M (I1517)
295	Beloved Mother Evelyn K Almquist 1907 – 1991	Almquist, Evelyn K (I623)
296	Beloved Sister Donis E Anderson 1930 – 2003	Anderson, Donis (I631)
297	Beneficiary Identification Records Locator Subsystem (BIRLS) Death File	Source (S441)
298	Betty Jane Rychlock, daughter of the late Forrest John Rychlock and Lois (Sanderson) Rychlock was born November 10, 1951 in Norfolk, Virginia and departed this life on October 22, 2022 at the age of 71 years. Survivors include: Sister: Nancy Brown of Malden, Missouri Betty was of Malden, Missouri and served her country in the United States Army. Burial will follow at a later date at the Missouri Veterans Cemetery in Bloomfield, Missouri. McDaniel Funeral Service of Kennett, Missouri will be in charge of the arrangements.	Rychlock, Betty Jane (I5081)
299	Bio notes: - Immigrated 1882	Andrezejewski, William Valentine (I6092)
300	Bio notes: - Life long resident of Sugarcamp	Novak, Janet A (I3044)

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251

Age: 8

Nelson, James Peter (I5267)

252

Age: 83; Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head

Carpenter, Hela (I5738)

253

Age: 84

Hardinger, Frederick Michael (I5458)

254

Age: 88

Popp, August (I5371)

255

Age: 8; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Son

Brewster, Alvin Eugene (I5284)

256

Age: 92

Felton, Regina Ann (I5466)

257

Age: 9; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Son

Brandt, Thomas Raymond (I5911)

258

Agnes (Johnson) Krumm ill in Wolf Point, Montana 19 Jun 1948.

Johnson, Agnes Julie Elisabeth (I1970)

259

AIR 79 Royal Air Force Airmen Records, 1918-1940. The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey, England. The National Archives give no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to The National Archives Image Library, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU, Tel: 020 8392 5225. Fax: 020 8392 5266.

Source (S282)

260

Alex and Mary are buried in a Lot with the surnames of Stepshinski and Step. The younger generation using Step

Stypczynski or Step, Leo A (I4053)

261

Alex and Mary are buried in a Lot with the surnames of Stepshinski and Step. The younger generation using Step

Stypczynski or Step, Eugene John (I4052)

262

Alex and Mary are buried in a Lot with the surnames of Stepshinski and Step. The younger generation using Step

Zignus, Mary (I817)

263

Alex and Mary are buried in a Lot with the surnames of Stepshinski and Step. The younger generation using Step

Stypczynski, Elaxander (I816)

264

Also in Maine Births and Christenings 1739 - 1900

Farnsworth, Phoebe Spears (I1049)

265

Alternative birthplace may be Pennsylvania (from Census)
1880 Census has him born in 1876 in Iowa

Locy, Albert (I286)

266

Alva P Baker Illinois Pvt US Army World War 1 Nov 29 1899 March 10 1970

Baker, Alva Palmer (I660)

267

Anderson, Louis D. 1942 -1990; Married June 29, 1963

Anderson, Louis Donald (I632)

268

Andrew Mitchell was 20 years old when he arrived from London to bluff on the ship the "Athenic"The Athenic was a passenger ship which took 158-200 passengers and was built in Belfast

From Geoff Mitchell

Andrew was my paternal Grandfather. In my teenage years I had the responsibility to mow his lawns and cut his hedges. He was the one who taught me how to cut hedges. All done with hand shears of course. He told me whenever he started cutting his hedges my Father and his two brothers would all disappear because they knew they would have to pick up all the hedge clippings. When my Grandmother was alive we would visit them every second Sunday afternoon. We would watch the Sunday afternoon movie on TV and have cakes for afternoon tea. Often the Sunday afternoon movie was followed by soccer which never interested me. I would often go to their front room and play on the piano they had. I remember my Grandfather would give us 20 cents pocket money when we went home.After my Grandmother died he would come for Sunday lunch every second Sunday. My Father and I would then take him to visit my Grandmother's grave followed by a car ride before taking him home. Often our drive would end up overlooking the ocean.My Father had my Grandfather's World War 1 uniform. When the Department of Internal Affairs was looking for a World War 1 uniform my Father donated it. I believe it went to a Museum somewhere in France.I remember my Grandfather as kind man.He passed away on the day on got my drivers license.

Mitchell, Andrew (I4295)

269

Andritch, John 1905 - 1982 / Catherine 1907 - 1999

Andritch-M, Catherine (I638)

270

Andritch, John 1905 - 1982 / Catherine 1907 - 1999

Andritch, John (I637)

271

Angeline Piasecki
February 11, 1919 - April 16, 2012
Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Angeline "Angie" Piasecki, age 93 of Rhinelander, died on Monday, April 16, 2012, at Taylor Park. She was born on February 11, 1919, in Three Lakes, Wisconsin to Antone and Gertrude (Nitzel) Karwoski.

Angie married August Piasecki on August 21, 1937, in Sugar Camp and he preceded her in death on January 29, 1985. She was employed for many years at St. Mary's Hospital in the housekeeping department.

Angie was a member of Nativity/St. Joseph Catholic Church. She was a volunteer with Special Olympics and taught religion classes with those with special needs. She also volunteered many years at Taylor Park and was a foster mother to Kris for 25 years. Angie loved to travel, go camping, swimming, cross country skiing, and square dancing.

Angie is survived by her daughter, Sharon (Jim) Shaver of Merrill; three sons, Jerome Piasecki of Tomah, WI, James Piasecki of Sugar Camp, and Edwin (Peggy) Piasecki of Rhinelander; a sister, Eileen Hintz of Merrill; twelve grandchildren; and many great grandchildren, great great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.

In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents, two sisters, and two brothers.

A memorial mass for Angie will be offered at 11 a.m. on Friday, April 20, 2012, at Nativity of Our Lord / St. Joseph Catholic Church with Father Jim Hoffman officiating. Visitation will be from 10:30 a.m. until the time of mass on Friday at the church. Carlson Funeral Home is assisting Angie's family with arrangements.

The family extends special thanks to long time neighbors, Richard and Rose Johns and the staffs of Josephine Haus and Taylor Park Memory Unit for the care and support they provided to Angie.

Karwoski, Angeline (I2103)

272

Anna Callum, Aug 1,1900-Mar 8, 1963, Robert Callum, April 18, 1889-Dec 26, 1975

Callum, Robert (I1138)

273

Anna May Hughes was married to David Elmer Craw, 1896. Her second marriage to Louis J. Maybee, 1924. Her seven children with Craw are Lula b1898, Violet b1902, John/Jack b1903, Andrew b1907, Belva b 1911, Lucille b 1913, and adopted her grandson Bert Schnorr b1915. Annie lived in Wisconsin; Freedom, Town of Morris, Antigo, Three Lakes, Shawano and Milwaukee.
From Find a Grave

Hughes, Anna May (I4174)

274

Apel, Roland H. SGT US Army Korea Jun 28, 1929 - Oct 2, 2006

Apel, Roland H (I645)

275

APL Obituary Index

Source (S558)

276

apparent heart attack

Hansen, Donald (I1944)

277

Arlin Henry Jolin, age 83 of Rhinelander, went to be with the Lord on Saturday, June 5, 2021 at Aspirus Wausau Hospital. He was born in Sugar Camp, WI on April 16, 1938 to Martin and Muriel(Curtis) Jolin. Arlin attended schools in both Sugar Camp and Green Bay, after his schooling he entered the US Army in 1963 and was deployed to Germany. Arlin was married to Sandra(Fuchs) Jolin on August 22, 1975 in Arlington, VA.

Arlin enjoyed fishing, trips to the casino, traveling across the country, cruises, but his joy in life was always the nine days in late November for the Wisconsin gun deer season. He would never miss that week of deer season with the guys at his cabin in Sugar Camp. Arlin was a man of kindness and generosity that always was looking to help anyone who needed it, he gave and never asked for anything in return. If someone needed help he was always willing to give them as much help as they needed, and that went for their children too. Arlin enjoyed many things but he loved his family and the Lord, he will be dearly missed by all.

Arlin is survived by his wife Sandra Jolin, daughters Rebecca(James)Wanty of Lake Tomahawk, Wendy(Ronald)Evenson, and Renea Jolin both of Rhinelander, grandchildren Todd, Brandon, Austin, Dakota, Kaitlynn, Joseph, Amber, Adam, Cassandra, Hailey, his beloved dog Max, other family and many friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, sisters Rayona Lorbetske, Ardis Couillard, brothers Verl, Lyle, Ervan, and Delbert Jolin.

A funeral service for Arlin will be held on Wednesday, June 9, 2021 at 11:30 AM at the Pine Grove Community Church in Rhinelander with pastor Jeremy Vander Galien officiating. A visitation will be held from 9:30 AM until just prior to the service on Wednesday. Entombment will be held on Thursday June 10, 2021 at the Lakeview Memorial Park Mausoleum in Oshkosh, WI. You may leave your private condolences for the Jolin family at www.carlsonfh.com. The Carlson Funeral Home is handling the arrangements for the family.
From Find a Grave

Jolin, Arlin Henry (I3844)

278

arrived in the Port of New York, on 27 July 1953 aboard the S.S. "Constitution" out of Genoa, Italy

Kennedy, Patricia Anne (I1977)

279

Art Stanzil state that Louise is buried nex to "one of her many husbands"

French, Louise G. (I1338)

280

arteriosclerosis

Epler, Elizabeth (I1950)

281

Arthur F Siedschlag

in the U.S. Veterans' Gravesites, ca.1775-2006
U.S. Veterans' Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 No Image

Name: Arthur F Siedschlag
Service Info.: PFC US MARINE CORPS WORLD WAR II
Birth Date: 6 Jul 1904
Death Date: 7 Jun 1977
Cemetery: Northland Memorial Park
Cemetery Address: Rhinelander, WI 54501

Siedschlag, Arthur F (I3794)

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Arthur J. Aman, 88, born in Chicago on May 12, 1928 and a 39 year resident of Arlington Heights, passed peacefully in his sleep on Saturday, December 24, 2016. Arthur grew up in the Ravenswood area of Chicago, attended McPherson Elementary and Amundsen High School. He graduated from the University of Illinois in 1953. He served in the U.S Army and was a member of the Federal Post of the American Legion for many years. Arthur began his career at the legendary City News Bureau of Chicago in 1953 and in subsequent years worked for the Chicago Tribune, United Press, and Chicago's American. He also worked on a joint Chicago Daily News and WBBM-TV investigation of city slumlords. He shifted careers to public relations working for Buchen Advertising and later became a sales representative for Farm Progress Publications. After retirement, he remained active in journalism and was Secretary of the Chicago Newspaper Reporters Association. He was the son of late Julia and Albert Aman, who was the former Bureau Chief of the Chicago Office, U. S. Treasury Narcotics Division. Arthur is survived by his wife of 48 years, Marilyn; daughters Jean (Joseph) Remez, and Jane Aman; grandchildren, Kailee and Tyler Remez. From a previous marriage, he is survived by his son, Jack Aman; daughter, Ellen Baird; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by brothers Richard Aman and twin Albert Aman. He was also a life-long summer resident of Sugar Camp, Wisconsin. He loved spending his time at his home on Dam Lake. Visitation Thursday 3 pm to 8 pm at the Meadows Funeral Home, 3615 Kirchoff Rd., Rolling Meadows. Funeral Friday 10:30 am from chapel to Our Lady of the Wayside Church, Arlington Heights, Mass 11 am. Internment St. Michael the Archangel Cemetery, Palatine. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the charity of your choice . Info (847)253-0224
Published in a Chicago Tribune Media Group Publication on Dec. 28, 2016

AMAN, ARTHUR JEAN (I3167)

283

Arthur, Born and Died Jan. 16, 1907. Come home. Andryeski

Andreywski, Arthur (I635)

284

As the love of his life Leona sang to him, Edward Olkowski passed from this life to the next on March 12, 2021, ten days short of his 94th birthday.

Ed was born in Rhinelander in 1927 where he lived till duty called and he went off to serve his country in the US Navy in World War II. After his return home, he met Leona Wilcox. A beautiful night of singing and playing piano and the deal was sealed on the first date and they were soon married.

Ed became a floor layer by trade, and when opportunity for work arose in the Milwaukee area in 1954, with two small children they packed up and moved. Ed worked laying floors and eventually built a business installing hardwood floors for several major area home builders including Bielinski Builders. Ed and Leona raised their 8 children (7 sons and 1 daughter) in Sussex until it came time to retire. The youngest son carried on the floor laying business as Ed and Leona moved back to Rhinelander where they enjoyed a second honeymoon for nearly 30 years in the house where Leona grew up.

Things took a turn when early last year at age 93, a fall led to hospitalization, then nursing home and separation from Leona due to pandemic restrictions. In July the children brought them back to the Milwaukee area to be near the rest of the family, and they were able to be reunited in assisted living shortly after their 71st wedding anniversary.

Ed was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Francis, sisters Madeline and Rosemary, brothers Raymond, Leonard, Walter, Earnest, Theodore and Dennis. He is survived by his devoted and loving wife Leona who recently turned 90, his children Edward, Jr. (Donna), Michael (Linda Barborich), Joseph (Jan), Marjie Snyder (Tom), Robert, Jerry (Theresa), James, and Patrick (Brandy). He also leaves behind his grandchildren Richard Flanigan (Denise), Tanya (Angela Roberts), Leah (Jack), John (Angelina), David (Sarah Lill), Steve (Trish), Brian (Ivelynn), Rebecca (James Newton) and Matthew. Further survived by numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, step-grandchildren, step-greatgrandchildren, nieces, nephews, and friends.

Join family and friends to gather in celebration of Ed's life on Monday, March 22nd at Schmidt and Bartelt Funeral Home in Sussex WI, with visitation from noon to 2pm, and a memorial service from 2pm to 3pm. Private military service with the immediate family will occur at a later date at the Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Union Grove.

Findagrave memorial.

Olkowski, Edward (I3355)

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Asbury Park Press, Asbury Park, New Jersey, Mon., Mar. 2, 1987, pg 16:

MARY K BINKLEY, 89, of Beachwood, died yesterday at Bayview Convalescent Center, Berkeley Township.
She was a practical nurse for 15 years before retiring in 1974.
Mrs. Binkley was a former member of the Ladies of the Moose in Illinois and of the American Association of Retired Perons.
Her husband Frank, died in 1942.
Born in Poland, she settled in Wisconson in 1926. She lived in Freehold for seven years before moving to Beachwood in 1967.
Surviving are three sons, Frank C. Des Moines, Iowa, William H., Lakeview Havasu City, Ariz., and Paul A. Beachwood, one daughter Betty Swearingen, Beachwood; 13 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
Caroma-Bolen Home for Funerals, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements.

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Koszuta, Mary (I793)

286

Ashwaubenon Moravian Cemetery

Peters, John Baptiste (I5249)

287

At Rest 1938

Anderson, Caroline (I625)

288

At Rest, Andrew Anderson, Born Dec. 18, 1870, Died Nov. 8, 1900"

Anderson, Andrew (I626)

289

At the time of his marriage in 1882, Anthony was a Corporal in the 2nd Battalion, Shropshire Regiment and was living in the Parkhurst Barracks.
In 1901 census, Anthony was living with his wife and sons

BELL, Anthony Henry (I4305)

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Audrey E. Adamovich, Aug. 17, 1923 - Mar. 2, 1997, The Lord Be With You

Adamovich, Audrey E (I604)

291

Audrey G. Winquist, age 83, of Rhinelander, died on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011, surrounded by her loving family. She was born June 2, 1928, in Sugar Camp to Ira and Freida (Tomack) Basch.

Audrey went to grade school in Sugar Camp and graduated from Rhinelander High School in 1946. She married Ray Winquist on May 15, 1947, in Rhinelander.

Audrey worked as the first crossing guard at Lincoln Street and Oneida Avenue from 1959 to 1962, and at J.C. Penney from 1946 to 1958. She also worked for Dr. Rohloff's Chiropractic Office from 1962 to 1968, then at the U.S. Post Office from 1968 until 1992, when she retired. She was an active member of First United Methodist Church where she served as treasurer and also on the communion committee. She enjoyed making wedding cakes, playing golf, working in her flower garden, knitting and traveling.

Audrey is survived by her daughter, Susan (James) Storma of Rhinelander; her son, Mark (Sue) Winquist of Camarillo, Calif.; her grandchildren, Kevin Storma and Cheryl (Charles) Falconberry, Liz and Miles England; and her great-grandchildren, Gavin, Garrett and Gage.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Ray in 1996; a granddaughter, Karla; her brother, Clint; and her sisters, Lela Sackett and Lila Basch.

Basch, Audrey G (I3101)

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Baer William Whitaker Jr. “Bugs” July 6, 1923 July 10, 2001 Ann Fraser Feb. 22, 1928 William Whitaker Baer US Army World War II July 6 1923 Jul 10 2001 American Field Service

Baer, William Whittaker Jr (I656)

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Baptised in St. Peter`s, East Troy, Wisconsin

Finn, Daniel (I4313)

294

Beloved Brother, Stanley B. Cegielski, 1913 - 1970

Cegielski, Stanley M (I1517)

295

Beloved Mother Evelyn K Almquist 1907 – 1991

Almquist, Evelyn K (I623)

296

Beloved Sister Donis E Anderson 1930 – 2003

Anderson, Donis (I631)

297

Beneficiary Identification Records Locator Subsystem (BIRLS) Death File

Source (S441)

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Betty Jane Rychlock, daughter of the late Forrest John Rychlock and Lois (Sanderson) Rychlock was born November 10, 1951 in Norfolk, Virginia and departed this life on October 22, 2022 at the age of 71 years.

Survivors include:

Sister: Nancy Brown of Malden, Missouri

Betty was of Malden, Missouri and served her country in the United States Army.

Burial will follow at a later date at the Missouri Veterans Cemetery in Bloomfield, Missouri.

McDaniel Funeral Service of Kennett, Missouri will be in charge of the arrangements.

Rychlock, Betty Jane (I5081)

299

Bio notes: - Immigrated 1882

Andrezejewski, William Valentine (I6092)

300

Bio notes: - Life long resident of Sugarcamp

Novak, Janet A (I3044)

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