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your family needs us most, our family is here to 31 Eas Div i i on St ree Fond du Lac 921 -4420 www.kurk i funera chape com Don KurKi owner Obituaries There are several obituary options available. Please consult your funeral director formore information. FOND DU LAC John W. LaShay, age 69, of Fond du Lac, died Monday, October 26, 2020, at Grancare Nursing Home.He was born on June 14, 1951, in Fond du Lac, the son of Arthur LaShay Sr. and Violet (Marsh) Briesmeister.

On June 14, 1975, John married Nyla Sturtz in Fond du Lac. John worked at Sadoff Iron and Met- al Company for a few years. He enjoyed deer hunting and devoted his life to helping others. Survivors include his wife Nyla; his children, Jeremy LaShay, Chris- tina Kugler, and Lisa LaShay; five grandchil- dren; three Tomkin, Patricia Schil- ling, Tammy Briesmeis- ter; one brother, Jack Briesmeister; and other relatives and friends.He was preceded in death by his parents; one daughter, Becky LaShay; one sister, Sherry Ga- lonski; one LaShay Jr. A celebration of life service will take place at a later date.

Cremation has taken place. Additional informa- tion and guestbook can be found at ueckerwitt. com John W. LaShay Ann Bowe, 92, passed away onOctober 27, 2020 at St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac after a brief illness.

She was born on August 5, 1928 to Alvin and Mary (Del Ponte) Marini inHighland Park, Illinois. On February 2, 1949, at St. Lu- theran Church in the Town of Forest. Ann worked over the years for Tolibia Cheese Factory in the Mt. Calvary area and also working for PiggyWiggly in Fond du Lac.Along with these jobs, Ann helped on the family farm with her husband Wally, especially catching the pigs with the laundry basket.

She wait forWally to come home from Elephant hunting. Ann was an avid reader and worked on many puzzles. She loved to do the at every wedding. She enjoyed playing cards, watch- ing the Forest East Shore Baseball League and especially spending time with her family. Ann is survived by her five children, Susie (John- ny Engel) Bowe of Fond du Lac, Steve (Shelley) Bowe of Green Bay, Mike (Mary) Bowe of Town of Forest, Bruce (Becca) Bowe of Fond du Lac and Cindy (Jerry) Mueller of town of Forest; 14 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Ann was preceded in death by her husband, Wally; a sister, Elda Ditter; and her parents. A private family funeral service will take place on Friday October 30, 2020 at St. Lutheran Church in the Town of Forest starting at 10:00 AM. Burial will take place immediately following at Cemetery. Online condolences may be offered at www.

zacherlfuneralhome.com Ann Bowe OF RURAL NEW HOLSTEIN Mary L. (Schnei- der) Bares joined the angels on Sunday, October 25, 2020, after passing away peacefully in her sleep. She spent her last day surrounded by all of the she and her husband, Chuck, made celebrating her youngest first birthday and walking around the land where they had just built a house in the Town of NewHolstein. Mary was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, to David and Bernice Schneider on February 4, 1953. She married Charles (Chuck) Bares on December 28, 1974, who she met singing in a folk group at a local parish.

They lived in Marion, Wisconsin briefly before establishing their long- term home in Elkhart Lake. There, they raised their four boys, Aaron and she devoted her life to.After teachingmusic for a year at a Catholic school in Fond du Lac, she spent 17 years sharing her passion for music and developing young minds as the music teacher and Gifted Talented teacher for Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah schools. She inspired a love of learning and the arts within countless children that has and will continue to influence each of their lives. After retirement, she joyfully filled her time babysitting for her grand- kids every week building forts, making art, reading books and imagining and creating anything that sounded fun for them. Her creativity, curiosity, smile, open-mind and open-heart will continue to live on through them for generations to come.

She is survived by her children, Eliot and Colin grandchildren Dakota (Nathan) andGavin (Nathan), siblings John Schneider (Ellen) Schneider, Ruth (Bill) Olig and Bill Schneider. She is now reunited with both of her parents and her father-in-law mother-in-law, Edwin Betty Bares. Mary will live-on through all of us whenever we live life to its fullest, pri- oritize what we love, are kind to ourselves and others, learn a poem, sing a song or add to the beauty of nature, and when we eat pizza. If motivated to donate in her name, please do so to the Association a cause very dear to her. Family and friends may visit with family at the Sippel Funeral Home, 2618 Altona Avenue, New Holstein, Wisconsin 53061 on Sunday, November 1, 2020 from 1:00 p.m.

until 4:00 p.m. A private service will be held for immediate family and invited guests afterward. The service, which will start at 4:30 p.m., will also be live-streamed on Zoom.A link to the live- stream will be available at www.sippelfuneralhome.net. A full celebration of life will be scheduled at a later date. If you would like to be kept updated on the celebration of life plans or if you want to communicate with or share stories of Mary with the family, please email For further details, please contact the Sippel Funeral Home in New Hol- stein (920) 898-4300 or visit www.sippelfuneralhome.net.

Mary L. (Schneider) Bares (Schneider) Mary L. 67 of rural New Holstein 25-Oct Sippel Funeral Home of New Holstein Ann 92 27-Oct Zacherl Funeral Home Ann Catherine 88 South Bend, IN 20-Oct Palmer Funeral Home Hickey Chapel John W. 69 Fond du Lac 26-Oct Uecker-Witt Funeral Home Gerhardt W. 94 Fond du Lac 27-Oct Kurki Funeral Chapel Crematory Russell R.

83 Fond du Lac 22-Oct Kurki Funeral Chapel Crematory Additional information in display obituaries Obituaries appear in print and online at www.FDLReporter.com/Obituaries OBITUARIES AND DEATH NOTICES Name Age Town, State Death Date Arrangements Numbers selected Tuesday: Midday Pick 3: 1-0-0 Maximum prize: $500 Midday Pick 4: 1-1-4-0 Maximum prize: $5,000 Midday All or Nothing: 3-5-7-9- 10-11-15-16-17- 18-20 Maximum prize: $100,000 Pick 3: 0-5-1 Maximum prize: $500 Pick 4: 9-4-3-1 Maximum prize: $5,000 Badger 5: 1-2-12- 28-29 Estimated jackpot: $10,000 All or Nothing: 1-2-3-5-9-10-15- 16-18-21-22 Maximum prize: $100,000 SuperCash: 12-18- 21-23-26-27 Maximum prize: $350,000 Doubler: Mega Millions: 18-34-44-60-69 Mega Ball: 22 Megaplier: 2 Estimated jackpot: $109 million More info: 608-266-7777 or wilottery.com LOTTERY FOND DU LAC A new history initia- tive invites members of the community to share stories of what life has been like living during a pandemic. Did you contract COVID-19? Do you have a family member who lost their job? How did you feel about how the Fond du Lac area has changed in re- sponse to the coronavirus? From health care workers to food servers, from teachers to parents and students perhaps no modern-day event has touched the lives of so many as the coronavirus pandemic of 2020. Everyone has a story. Fond du Lac Pub- lic Library extends an invitation to share their tales of how COVID-19 has touched their lives in a new history se- ries called from Participation is free and requires no special equipment. All patrons need is a willingness to share their experience.

all experiencing this global pandemic together. It has changed the way we live, and everyone has some- thing to share about said Alana La- Beaf, information and outreach ser- vices coordinator for the Fond du Lac Public Library. important to on these changes not only to check in with ourselves and feel connected to our community, but also to preserve and share with future Recording stories will take approximately 30 minutes and will be done by library at Fond du Lac Public Library. Patrons uncomfortable with coming into the library to record their stories may record themselves re- motely. Contact the library to discuss your home recording options.

The goal is to eventually catalog and share the recordings at fdlpl.org and on social media, with the per- mission. No story is too small. By shar- ing their tales, patrons are helping cre- ate a living history for future genera- tions to better understand this unique time in Fond du Lac history. During this time, the library remains open with restrictions. A limited num- ber of patrons will be allowed in the building at one time.

Face masks and social distancing are required. For more information on how to par- ticipate, call LaBeaf at 920-322-3933 or visit fdlpl.org. Share your stories of life during a pandemic Sharon Roznik Fond du Lac Reporter USA TODAY NETWORK WISCONSIN.