Justin Palmer, Remembered for His Love of Music and Life

A beloved son, brother and uncle, Justin Palmer of New Glarus is remembered by his family for his love of music, his zest for life and his ability to bring joy wherever he went. His memory lives on through the many hearts he touched.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Justin Palmer, Remembered for His Love of Music and Life

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Bruce Berger, 64, Who Found Joy in Life’s Adventures, Dies
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Bruce Berger, 64, Who Found Joy in Life’s Adventures, Dies

After surviving a rare cancer in 2006, Bruce Berger made the most of the next two decades, finding joy in motorcycles, pheasant hunting, family and an annual trip to Tomahawk that became a cherished tradition with his wife, Beth, each fall.

by Todd Klassy
Richard “Rick” Schneider, Army Veteran and GM Retiree, Dies at 79
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Richard “Rick” Schneider, Army Veteran and GM Retiree, Dies at 79

A New Glarus High School graduate and Army veteran, Schneider spent 32 years at General Motors and remained active in veterans organizations and Brodhead churches, while also enjoying hunting, fishing and time spent outdoors with family.

by Todd Klassy
Ryan Whitehead, Known for Creativity and Humor, Dies at 35
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Ryan Whitehead, Known for Creativity and Humor, Dies at 35

A 2009 Albany High School graduate who worked in New Glarus and later repaired and refurbished computers and electronics, Whitehead is remembered by family and friends for his creativity, kindness, inventive spirit and sense of humor.

by Todd Klassy
Paul Dorst, 67, New Glarus Graduate Who Loved Music and the Packers
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Paul Dorst, 67, New Glarus Graduate Who Loved Music and the Packers

Paul Dorst, a 1977 New Glarus High School graduate, died Oct. 7 at age 67. He is remembered for his love of playing guitar and the Packers, and his family has asked that memorial gifts support a local food pantry or favorite charity.

by Todd Klassy

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