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- Gloria May HENDRICKSON, 65,
of Milton, died Thursday, May 30, 2002,
- following a long battle with cancer.
- She was born April 13, 1937, in Dayton,
Ohio, the fifth child of Marvin and Cathryn
- (SMITH) TUCKER. She grew
up in Cataract, Wis. She moved to Milton in 1956, where she spent
the rest of her life. She retired from Jones Dairy Farm in Fort
Atkinson in 1999, after many years of employment.
- She is survived by her three children:
Anthony HENDRICKSON of Milton, Denise
- WENDT
of Rhinelander and Rhonda (fiance Tom JOHNSON) HENDRICKSON
of Milton; eight grandchildren: Christopher (Treasa) HENDRICKSON,
Joshua (Beth) WENDT, Ben HENDRICKSON, Debra (Jason)
WILEY, Jacquelyn BENSON, Nicole BENSON,
Jacob HENDRICKSON and Ariel HENDRICKSON; five great-grandchildren:
Allyssa, Schyler, Brody, Brandon and Jessica; three brothers:
Tad (Ruth) TUCKER of Kendall, Ronald (Zella) TUCKER
of Fullerton, Calif. and Douglas (Pat) TUCKER of Sparta;
three sisters: Doreen (Jon) BERGMAN of Milton, Jean (Norm)
WINCHELL of Janesville and June (Francis) BROWN
of Sparta; many nieces and nephews including a special niece,
Susan BERGMAN of Milton.
- She was preceded in death by her parents;
two sisters: Amelia FOSTER and Nancy
- KOBERNICK;
and a brother, Bruce TUCKER.
- Funeral services were held Monday,
June 3 at Albrecht Funeral Home. Rev. Ronald
- Webber officiated. [Thursday edition,
p. 4]
- Richard ASH, 69, of 608 Hilltop
Drive, Milton, died Saturday, June 1, 2002, at Mercy
- Health System, Janesville.
- He was born June 17, 1932 in Janesville,
the son of Harry and Mary (CONNOLLY)
- ASH.
He lived all his life in the Janesville and Milton area. He graduated
from Milton High School and was an inspector at General Motors,
from which he was retired. He served in the Navy during the Korean
War. He married Aletha COOKSON on October 17, 1990. He
was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, Milton, the American
Legion #67, V.F.W. Post Milton and U.A.W. #95 Retirees.
- He is survived by his wife, Aletha
of Milton; a son, Leonard (Sue) CHERRIER of
- Janesville; two daughters, Christin
(Peter) COX of Janesville and Nancy (Harold) BABCOCK
of Janesville; nine grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; a
sister, Betty McBRIDE of Milton; many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers: Vincent,
Phil and Brad; three sisters: Rita, Lorraine and Devota.
- Funeral services were held Wednesday,
June 5, 2002, at St. Mary Catholic Church.
- Msgr. Jim Uppena officiated. Burial
was in St. Mary Cemetery. Albrecht Funeral Home was in charge
of arrangements. Memorials may be made to the Cancer Society.
[Thursday edition, p. 4]
- Philip Clifton HULL, age 87,
of 3101 Crystal Springs Rd., Janesville, died Sunday,
- June 2, 2002, at home.
- He was born on Oct. 22, 1914, in Milton,
the son of Frank and Kathryn (THIELE)
- HULL.
He married Mable ASTIN in Milton Junction, on Aug. 23,
1936. She preceded him in death on April 24, 1997. Philip is
survived by his four daughters: Rosetta (Joseph) HODGE
and Phylis (Wayne) OLSON both of Janesville, Shirley RILEY
of West Des Moines, IA, and Nancy (Eric DAHL) GILE
of Panama City, FL; and a son, Terry (Jane) HULL of New
Hope, PA; 14 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren (with 3 additional
due this summer) and one great-great-grandson. Phil is further
survived by two sisters, Kathryn "Tut" HULL
and Marian "Liz" KUMLIEN both of Janesville;
two brothers, Richard "Dicky" (Betty) of Milton and
Warren "Scuz" (Ellen) of St. Cloud, MN, and sister-in-law,
Betty (Ralph) COOPER of Janesville. He was preceded in
death by his wife; Mable; parents; and two brothers, Donald "Joe"
and Eugene "Beans" HULL.
- Phil had a long association with the
Parker Pen Company in various domestic and
- international positions including residence
in Canada, Argentina and Brazil, retiring in 1979 as Senior Corporate
Vice President. Community and governmental activities included
Janesville City Planning Commission, Vice President; Milton College
Board of Trustees, President; Janesville Chamber of Commerce,
Chairman Governor's Commission of Physical Fitness, National
Planning Association Board Member, Vice President Sinnissippi
Council Boy Scouts of America, Red Cross Director, Chairman of
Board of Trustees of the United Church of Marco Island, Florida
and head of several Janesville area fund raising projects including
Community Chest, Mercy Hospital and Sinnissippi Council Camp
Indian Trails. He had attained international rank in competitive
pistol shooting.
- A private committal service was held
at Milton Lawns Memorial Park Chapel,
- Janesville, on Wednesday, June 5, 2002.
A Memorial Service was held Wednesday June 5, 2002 at Rock Prairie
United Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. Roy Godwin officiated. Memorials
may be made to Rock Prairie United Presbyterian Church Building
Fund, Sinnissippi Council, Boy Scouts of America, or HospiceCare,
Inc. Schneider Funeral Home assisted the family. [Thursday
edition, p. 4, courtesy of Jon Saunders]
- The family of Kathryn DECKER
would like to thank all of the friends, relatives and
- neighbors for the many cards, food
and prayers.
- Special thanks to Pastors Virgil Holmes
and Glenn Skatrud. Also Albrecht Funeral
- Home and the United Methodist Women.
- Special thanks also to Hospice Care,
Inc., for the volunteers and nurses for their care
- and concern, and the staff at Edgerton
Long Term Care I.
- Marilyn & Robert FISCHER
& family
- Donna & Roger GOTTSCHALK
& family
- Gerald DECKER & family
- Sue & Gary CARLSON [Thursday
edition, p. 12]
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