Jacqueline Watkins, Longtime VA Nurse, Dies at 61

After graduating from New Glarus High School in 1983, Watkins devoted nearly four decades to nursing and administration at the William S. Middleton VA Memorial Hospital, while finding her greatest joys in family, faith and her grandchildren.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Jacqueline Watkins, Longtime VA Nurse, Dies at 61

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Beverly Lien, Whose Life Was Filled with Music and Service, Dies at 86
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Beverly Lien, Whose Life Was Filled with Music and Service, Dies at 86

From dancing to the Roger Bright Band to decades as a church organist, medical assistant and community volunteer, Beverly Lien carried music, faith and service through a life rooted in Blanchardville, New Glarus and across Green County.

by Todd Klassy
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Terry Lee Croft, Musician at Home on Stage and in Church, Dies at 69

A gifted keyboardist, arranger and music historian, Croft performed across Wisconsin, directed community theater productions and spent more than 20 years playing services, weddings and funerals at First United Church of Christ in Belleville.

by Todd Klassy
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Donna Q. Gavin, 74, Dies; Remembered for Strength and Humor

A New Glarus resident and former Chicagoan, Gavin was known for her resilience, generosity, quick humor and deep love of animals. She died peacefully Sept. 16 after a long illness and will be remembered by those whose lives she touched.

by Todd Klassy
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by Todd Klassy

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