Obituaries and death notices for New Glarus residents, honoring lives lived in the community and sharing service details, remembrances, and information important to family, friends, and neighbors.
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.
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.
Patrick H. Topp built a life around family, skilled work, fishing, hunting and Wisconsin sports, leaving those who knew him with memories of a kind spirit, quiet strength and a willingness to help whenever someone needed it the most.
Remembered for a life rooted in family, work and farming, Judell “Judy” Wilhelmson of Monroe spent many years at Oaktron and alongside her husband on their Town of Primrose farm, while raising a family whose generations survive her.
For nearly six decades, Bradley L. Beal helped New Glarus-area families through loss while serving his community through the fire department, EMS and civic organizations, building a legacy rooted in service, family and quiet constancy.
Rooted in family, farming and community, LaVerne Rosenstiel spent a lifetime caring for the land, collecting Oliver tractors and treasuring time with those he loved, including 63 years of marriage with his wife, Sharon, and many memories.
A longtime Madison volunteer with deep ties to New Glarus, Holland helped preserve historic places, cultivated public gardens and native plantings, and filled the lives of her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren with handmade treasures.
A Mount Horeb High School graduate who farmed with his father before spending years in maintenance at the University Bookstore, Freitag was a devoted Badger and Packer fan who enjoyed fishing, coaching and watching his children compete.
For more than three decades, Maveus served as Clarno Township treasurer while devoting her life to family, faith and Swiss traditions. She loved polka dancing, Friday nights at the New Glarus Hotel and making Brätzeli for family and friends.
A Navy veteran who served during the Cuban Missile Crisis, Jennrich followed a lifelong dream to dairy farming in New Glarus, then helped turn part of the family farm into Argue-Ment Golf Course, where he and Carolyn welcomed golfers for two decades.
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.
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.
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