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.
Lloyd Lueschow, a former Wisconsin state scientist and public servant who also served locally in New Glarus, was known for his civic involvement, devotion to family and remarkable endurance on a bicycle.
A Chicago-born mechanical engineer who served in the Army Signal Corps, raised a family in Illinois and found community in New Glarus, Axel R. Swanson died March 25 at 90, and loved a wife for 70 years.
A longtime owner of Miller & Sons Supermarket in Verona and Mount Horeb, he was a grocer by trade and a traveler at heart, who swapped the aisles for John Deere tractors and the open road in a lifelong retirement.
Beloved by family, friends, students, and colleagues, the Wisconsin Heights teacher is being remembered for his humor, kindness, devotion to Sarah, and deep love for his four children.
Raised on a farm near New Glarus, she helped shape two beloved Mount Horeb businesses — Olson’s Flowers and The Christmas House — alongside her husband.
Louise Denise Lee, 69, died Monday, March 16, 2026, at the New Glarus Home. Born in Quebec, Canada, she later lived in Florida, Tennessee and New Glarus, where she worked and remained close to family.
He returned home from the Air Force to run the family service station in Monticello, where he became a familiar face to generations of customers and remained devoted to his work, family and community.
New Glarus native farmed until 1984 before logging more than 2 million miles as a truck driver, while building a life centered on family, Euchre nights, bowling, and pride in his children and grandchildren.
An electrical engineer who served at White Sands Missile Range and later worked for Wisconsin utilities, he also played accordion from boyhood, traveled to all 50 states and remained devoted to family and faith.
Born on a family farm outside New Glarus to Swiss immigrant parents, Mueller built a life around agriculture, faith and family, cherishing Jass games, northern hunting trips and Wisconsin sports.
A trained educator who stepped away to raise her family before returning to the classroom, she inspired generations of students and passed on a lifelong love of learning to her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
A partner in farming in Washington Township for more than three decades, she balanced barn chores with books, travel and cards, returning always to Monticello, where faith, family and community shaped her days.
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