POSTCRESCENT.COM SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2024 5B Michael J. Bodoh NEW LONDON With heavy hearts saddened to announce that Michael John Bodoh, age 70 passed away surrounded by his family on Friday, April 19 at his home in Lino Lakes, MN after a courageous 8-month battle with pancreatic cancer. Mike was born on December 28, 1953 in New London. He married his wife, Ellen on October 24, 1981 at St. Parish in Lebanon.
Mike and Ellen spent 42 happy years together. For 43 years Mike worked as a project engineer at Hillshire Farm, now Tyson Foods. Mike and Ellen remained in New London until 6 weeks ago when they relocated to be nearer to their daughter, Mallory and granddaughters in Minnesota. Mike was always there for Ellen and Mallory and would drop everything at a notice to come to the rescue. When he working, Mike spent every free minute with Ellen and Mallory.
Many summer Saturday afternoons were spent soaking in the sun on their boat. When the family on the boat he liked to spend his free time planting trees, mowing the lawn and tending the garden on their 5 acre oasis south of New London or taking his Corvette for a cruise. He could often be found at the gym working out with Ellen and the Golden Girls or woodworking in his basem*nt. Never wavering in his faith, Mike went to church every Sunday and served as lector at both St. Parish and Most Precious Blood in New London.
His pride and joy were his 2 granddaughters he talk about them without joy lighting up his whole being, completely giving away how much he loved them. Words cannot convey how deeply he will be missed by his family. Michael is survived by his wife, Ellen, daughter Mallory (Jesse) Pischlar, granddaughters Chloe (4) and Vivienne (1.5), brother Jim (Michelle) Bodoh, and sisters Margaret (Lawrence) Fietzer and Mary (Mark) Bodoh-Stone; sister-in-law and brothers-in-law, Kate (Jack) Korb, Pat (Kim) Gorman, Bob (Barb) Gorman and Sandy Gorman as well as several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Leon and Kathleen Bodoh, inlaws Jim and Mary Ann Gorman, brother-in-law Bill Gorman and nephew Nicholas Chambers. A visitation will be held from 9-11am, on Wednesday May 1 followed by a Funeral Mass at St.
church in Lebanon. In lieu of flowers the family asks that donations be made to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. Ellen and Mallory would like to thank the teams at Health Fairview and AccentCare Hospice at Health Fairview in Minneapolis for all their help in the short time Mike was in their care. Love will keep us alive. NEW LONDON With heavy hearts sad- dened to announce that Michael John Bodoh, age 70 passed away surrounded by his family on Friday, April 19 at his home in Lino Lakes, MN after a courageous 8-month battle with pancreatic cancer.
Mike was born on December 28, 1953 in New London. He married his wife, Ellen on October 24, 1981 at St. Parish in Lebanon. Mike and Ellen spent 42 happy years together. For 43 years Mike worked as a project engineer at Hillshire Farm, now Tyson Foods.
Mike and Ellen remained in New London until 6 weeks ago when they relocated to be nearer to their daughter, Mallory and granddaughters in Minnesota. Mike was always there for Ellen and Mallory and would drop everything at a notice to come to the rescue. When he working, Mike spent every free minute with Ellen and Mallory. Many summer Saturday afternoons were spent soaking in the sun on their boat. When the family on the boat he liked to spend his free time planting trees, mowing the lawn and tending the garden on their 5 acre oasis south of New London or taking his Corvette for a cruise.
He could often be found at the gym work- ing out with Ellen and the Golden Girls or woodworking in his basem*nt. Never wavering in his faith, Mike went to church every Sunday and served as lector at both St. Parish and Most Precious Blood in New Lon- don. His pride and joy were his 2 granddaughters he talk about them without joy lighting up his whole being, completely giving away how much he loved them. Words cannot convey how deeply he will be missed by his family.
Michael is survived by his wife, Ellen, daughter Mallory (Jesse) Pischlar, granddaughters Chloe (4) and Vivienne (1.5), brother Jim (Michelle) Bodoh, and sisters Margaret (Lawrence) Fietzer and Mary (Mark) Bodoh-Stone; sister-in-law and brothers-in-law, Kate (Jack) Korb, Pat (Kim) Gorman, Bob (Barb) Gorman and Sandy Gorman as well as several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Leon and Kathleen Bodoh, in- laws Jim and Mary Ann Gorman, brother-in-law Bill Gorman and nephew Nicholas Chambers. A visitation will be held from 9-11am, on Wednesday May 1 followed by a Funeral Mass at St. church in Lebanon. In lieu of the family asks that donations be made to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.
Ellen and Mallory would like to thank the teams at Health Fairview and AccentCare Hospice at Health Fairview in Minneapolis for all their help in the short time Mike was in their care. Love will keep us alive. Michael J. Bodoh Name Michael J. Donna M.
Louise Emily James P. David Jordon Sherry Ann Sr, Joseph Judge, Barbara W. Michelle Martha Magdeline William Roger Gompel, Elaine Age Town, State 70 91 82 79 88 89 74 68 94 64 89 88 86 New London Appleton Appleton Grand Chute Neenah Neenah Wrightstown Black Creek Appleton Appleton Menasha New London New London DEATH NOTICES Passed Arrangements Apr 19 Apr 24 Apr 18 Apr 13 Apr 24 Apr 20 Mar 09 Apr 22 Apr 22 Apr 18 Apr 22 Apr 20 May 04 Apr 24 Service Time Service Location Cline Hanson Funeral Home May 01 Brettschneider Trettin Nickel Funeral Chapel May 04 Wichmann Funeral Home May 03 -Westgor Funeral Home Apr 29 Westgor Funeral Home May 03 Cotter Funeral Cremation Care May 05 Wichmann-Laemmrich May 04 Funeral Home May 07 Wichmann Funeral Home May 04 Wichmann Laemmrich Funeral Home May 02 Cline Hanson Funeral Home May 01 Cline Hanson Funeral Home May 04 Verkuilen-Van Deurzen Family Funeral Home Little Chute information in display obituaries Obituaries appear in print and online at postcrescent.com/obituaries St. Catholic Church St. Bernard Catholic Church Mount Olive Lutheran Church Martin Luther Lutheran Church St.
Gabriel Catholic Church Wichmann-Laemmrich Chapel Funeral Home Wichmann Funeral Home St. Catholic Church Cline Hanson Cline Hanson Interment St. Patrick Cemetery Highland Memorial Park Cemetery St. Margaret Cemetery St. Paul Catholic Cemetery Riverside Cemetery St.
Cemetery, Menasha Michael J. St. Catholic Church May 01 Cline Hanson Funeral Home Apr 19 New London 70 Donna M. St. Bernard Catholic Church May 04 Brettschneider Trettin Nickel Funeral Chapel Apr 24 Appleton 91 St.
Patrick Cemetery Louise Emily Mount Olive Lutheran Church May 03 Wichmann Funeral Home Apr 18 Appleton 82 James P. Apr 13 Grand Chute 79 David Martin Luther Lutheran Church Apr 29 Westgor Funeral Home Apr 24 Neenah 88 Highland Memorial Park Cemetery Jordon St. Gabriel Catholic Church May 03 Westgor Funeral Home Apr 20 Neenah 89 St. Margaret Cemetery Sherry Ann May 05 Cotter Funeral Cremation Care Mar 09 Wrightstown 74 St. Paul Catholic Cemetery Sr, Joseph Wichmann-Laemmrich Chapel May 04 Wichmann-Laemmrich Apr 22 Black Creek 68 Judge, Barbara W.
Funeral Home May 07 Funeral Home Apr 22 Appleton 94 Riverside Cemetery Michelle Wichmann Funeral Home May 04 Wichmann Funeral Home Apr 18 Appleton 64 Martha Magdeline St. Catholic Church May 02 Wichmann Laemmrich Funeral Home Apr 22 Menasha 89 St. Cemetery, Menasha William Cline Hanson May 01 Cline Hanson Funeral Home Apr 20 New London 88 Roger Cline Hanson May 04 Cline Hanson Funeral Home May 04 New London 86 Gompel, Elaine Verkuilen-Van Deurzen Family Funeral Home Little Chute Apr 24 DEATH NOTICES information in display obituaries Obituaries appear in print and online at postcrescent.com/obituaries Name Age Town, State Passed Arrangements Service Time Service Location Interment Obituaries Louise Emily Ebert APPLETON Louise Emily Ebert was called home to Heaven at the age of 82 on April 18, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of faith, love and kindness that will be cherished by all who knew her. She was born on November 26, 1941, in the Town of Waupaca to Alex and Olga Pope. After graduating from Waupaca High School, she moved to Appleton and worked for Aid Association for Lutherans.
She then met the love of her life, Loren Ebert, and they were married on August 17, 1963, at St. in Weyauwega, WI. They enjoyed 45 wonderful years together traveling, cheering on the Packers, and serving others in various ways. Louise was a talented seamstress and used her gift and love of sewing to spread warmth and comfort to those in need. She lovingly crafted pillowcases for the Appleton Noon Lions Club project to distribute to area organizations.
Her meticulous work also shone through in the intricate Christmas dresses, bridesmaid dresses, pajamas, doll clothes and masks given away during the pandemic, all created with love and care. She found immense joy in sewing for others, bringing happiness to both the recipients and herself. After Loren and Louise moved back to Appleton in 1972, they joined Mount Olive Lutheran Church, where she proudly served as a longtime Ladies Aide, Altar Guild member and in other volunteer opportunities with the church and school. Her dedication to the church community mirrored the selflessness and generosity she embodied every day. Additionally, she was a charter member of the Appleton Noon Lioness Club and served as the founding president and in many positions until it was dissolved after 25 years.
She was then a Lioness with Larsen-Winchester and was an Appleton Noon Lion member. Louise found great joy in family traditions that her family will have to carry on, including the Friday Fish Frys and cheering on the Packers, Bucks and Brewers. She treasured moments spent with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Louise is survived by her children Marsha Fischer, Little Chute, and her children Alexandria Rivera, Amanda Fischer and Adrienne (Alexis) Tellez; sons Todd (Lori) Ebert, Appleton, and their children Kendra (Ryan) Lehrer, Kyle Ebert and her great grandchildren Maverick and Dakota Lehrer; and Greg (Melissa Boge) Ebert, Portland, OR, and their children Alexander and Bennet; brothers Bill (Kathy) Pope, Andover, NJ, Fred (Mary K) Pope, Westminster, CO and brother-in-law Marlyn Ebert, Weyauwega, as well as many nieces, nephews and wonderful friends. Louise is preceded in death by her beloved husband, her parents any many other family members.
Loved ones and friends are invited to the Christian Funeral for Louise on Friday, May 3, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. at Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 930 Florida Ave, Appleton. Visitation will be on Thursday, May 2, 2024, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 Superior St, Appleton, and again on Friday at the church from 9:00 a.m.
until time of service. Memorials may be directed to Mount Olive Lutheran Church, Fox Valley Lutheran High School, Fox Valley Lions Medical Loan Locker or any charity of your choice. APPLETON Louise Emily Ebert was called home to Heaven at the age of 82 on April 18, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of faith, love and kindness that will be cherished by all who knew her. She was born on November 26, 1941, in the Town of Waupaca to Alex and Olga Pope. After graduating from Waupaca High School, she moved to Appleton and worked for Aid Asso- ciation for Lutherans.
She then met the love of her life, Loren Ebert, and they were married on August 17, 1963, at St. in Weyauwega, WI. They enjoyed 45 wonderful years together traveling, cheering on the Packers, and serving others in various ways. Louise was a talented seamstress and used her gift and love of sewing to spread warmth and comfort to those in need. She lovingly crafted pillowcases for the Appleton Noon Lions Club project to distribute to area organiza- tions.
Her meticulous work also shone through in the intricate Christmas dresses, bridesmaid dresses, pajamas, doll clothes and masks given away during the pandemic, all created with love and care. She found immense joy in sewing for others, bringing happiness to both the recipients and herself. After Loren and Louise moved back to Appleton in 1972, they joined Mount Olive Lutheran Church, where she proudly served as a longtime Ladies Aide, Altar Guild member and in other volunteer opportunities with the church and school. Her dedication to the church community mirrored the and generosity she embodied every day. Additionally, she was a charter member of the Appleton Noon Lioness Club and served as the founding president and in many positions until it was dissolved after 25 years.
She was then a Lioness with Larsen-Winchester and was an Appleton Noon Lion member. Louise found great joy in family traditions that her family will have to carry on, including the Friday Fish Frys and cheering on the Packers, Bucks and Brewers. She treasured moments spent with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Louise is survived by her children Marsha Fischer, Little Chute, and her children Alexandria Rivera, Amanda Fischer and Adrienne (Alexis) Tellez; sons Todd (Lori) Ebert, Appleton, and their children Kendra (Ryan) Lehrer, Kyle Ebert and her great grandchildren Maverick and Dakota Lehrer; and Greg (Melissa Boge) Ebert, Portland, OR, and their children Alexander and Bennet; brothers Bill (Kathy) Pope, Andover, NJ, Fred (Mary K) Pope, Westminster, CO and brother-in-law Marlyn Ebert, Weyauwega, as well as many nieces, nephews and wonderful friends. Louise is preceded in death by her beloved husband, her parents any many other family members.
Loved ones and friends are invited to the Christian Funeral for Louise on Friday, May 3, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. at Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 930 Florida Ave, Appleton. Visitation will be on Thursday, May 2, 2024, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 Superior St, Appleton, and again on Friday at the church from 9:00 a.m.
until time of service. Memorials may be directed to Mount Olive Lutheran Church, Fox Valley Lutheran High School, Fox Valley Lions Medical Loan Locker or any charity of your choice. Louise Emily Ebert.
