On Friday, August 2, 2024 Milton C. Krug, 83, of rural Fond du Lac, “Dotyville”, was called peacefully to eternal rest at the Hospice Home of Hope. He was born June 13, 1941, to Clarence and Viola (Miller) Krug. He attended Goodrich High School, and following graduation enlisted and served in the U.S. Navy as an Aviation Structural Mechanic. Milt went on three deployments with his squadron In the Western Pacific.   Following his service, Milt returned to his hometown and married the love of his life, Susan Hahn, on May 7, 1966, at St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Dotyville.   Working as a carpenter, Milt built their home in Dotyville and they raised their family there. He later started his own construction company and built many homes in the area.   Milt’s life was centered around his faith, his family, and service. He served the Lord and his community in many ways. He was a Little League baseball coach, an usher, church trustee, and Holy Name Society member. He also served on the honor guard and later as chaplain for American Legion Post 454, Mt. Calvary.   Milt enjoyed attending sports events, woodworking, camping, anything to do with aviation (he had his private pilot’s license), photography, and everything to do with his family.   Those left to cherish his memory include, three children: Jeff (Giuli) Krug of Belton, TX, Heather (Larry) Koffman of Campbellsport, and Angela (Matt) Scodellaro of Vienna, VA; eight grandchildren, Gabriel, Sophia, Eliana (Tim), Samuel, Jacob, Thomas, Vincent and Joseph; his siblings, Shirley Wild (nee Krug), and Donald Krug; his sisters-in-law, Mary Jo Willis (nee Hahn), and Olga Hahn; nieces, nephews, and cherished friends and neighbors.   He was preceded in death by his wife, Sue, of 55 years; his parents; in-laws, Edwin and Helen Hahn; brother, Herbert Krug; sister and brother-in-law, Jeanne (nee Hahn) and Orv Tabbert; and brother-in-law, John Hahn.   Visitation: Family and friends may visit with the family Tuesday, Aug. 13. from 4 to 7 p.m. at Twohig Funeral Home, 305 Fond du Lac Ave., Fond du Lac and on Wednesday, Aug. 14, from 10 a.m. until time of Mass at Shepherd of the Hills Church, 1562 County Road B, Eden.   A Mass of Christian Burial will be Wednesday, Aug. 14, at 11 a.m. at Shepherd of the Hills Catholic Church, W1562 County Road B, Eden. Rev. Mark Jones will officiate and burial will be in St. Charles Cemetery.   In lieu of flowers, memorials are appreciated and can be directed to American Legion Post 454 at 107 Fond du Lac St., Mt. Calvary, Wisconsin 53057.The family extends a special thank you to the staff at the Fond du Lac Cancer Center and SSM Health Hospice Home of Hope for their care and compassion.   Twohig Funeral Home has been entrusted with Milton’s arrangements. Additional information and guestbook can be found at www.twohigfunerals.com.

   Raymond A. Schrauth, 85, of Campbellsport walked thru the Pearly Gates into the arms of Jesus and Mary and his wife, Judy, on Tuesday, July 30, 2024, with his loving family gathered with him.   He was born in the Town of Kewaskum on June 4, 1939, the son of Peter and Marion (Theusch) Schrauth.    On May 21, 1960, Ray was united in marriage to Judy A. Rahn at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Kewaskum.   He was a member of St., Matthew’s Catholic Church and faith was very important to Ray.   Ray worked at Regal Ware his entire working career before retiring. Judy and Ray traveled extensively throughout the United States in their RV. He loved nature but did enjoy cutting down trees. Ray was a perfectionist when it came to his woodworking, and he enjoyed hiking in the mountains out West. Ray was never one to pass up ice cream or, better yet, a chocolate malt.   Those left behind to cherish Ray’s memory include his children, Bonnie (Dave) Kristan, Don (LuAnn) Schrauth, and Beth (Tim) Pautsch; grandchildren, Abe (Laura) McCarty, Andy (Nikki) McCarty, Jessie (Ryan Gilbert) McCarty, Nick (Emily) Gellings, Jon (Jill) Gellings, Amanda Schrauth, and Heather (John Garrison) Schrauth; great-grandchildren, Nolan, William, Maisie, and Matthew McCarty, Ben and Nate Gellings, and Arete and Esker Gellings; sisters, Margie (Rich) Schmidt and Gloria Kumrow; sister-in-law, Jeanne (Allen) Amerling; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.    Ray was preceded in death by his wife, Judy, on April 4, 2024; parents, Pete and Marion; in-laws, Steve and Mary Rahn; and brother-in-law, Ron Kumrow.   A private family service will be held.   Memorials are appreciated to Hospice Home of Hope, 400 County Road K, Fond du Lac, WI 54935.Thank you to Hospice Home of Hope in FDL for providing grace and dignity for Dad during his last days.   Twohig Funeral Home, Fond du Lac, is serving the family. Online guestbook and condolences are at www.twohigfunerals.com.

   Parker Jule Lange, 26, of Campbellsport, rode the skies to heaven on July 27, 2024.    Parker was born in Plymouth, on June 29, 1998, the son of Roger and Joanne (Mitchell) Lange. Starting at a young age, Parker showed his enthusiasm in life. He was always eager to try new things, being involved in cub scouts, racing, soccer, hunting, trap shooting, and many other activities.    Parker graduated from Campbellsport High School in 2016. He worked at Highland Hunt Club and FJ Rahn & Sons Farm, while attending high school. He went on to MPTC to complete an apprenticeship with MidPoint Machine. He earned his journeyman’s card and found his home with TDC Engineering in Armstrong.   His true passion in life was motorcycle racing. He started this at the age of five and grew through the ranks. He received his professional license in 2016 and continued for a few years before stepping down in 2020. Parker loved all aspects of motorcycles. He loved to wrench, crank hogs with his friends, and even stunt at events. His main discipline was flat track and ice racing in the cold winter months. However, he enjoyed dabbling in super moto, motocross, and hill climbing. This sport allowed Parker to live more and spend time with his family and friends that shared the same passion in life.    Motorcycle racing aside, Parker was an avid outdoorsman. Enjoying solo trips bow hunting, gun hunting with his family, pheasant hunting with his favorite pals Denver & Chopper, and trap shooting with his brother and friends.    Parker’s hard working ethic lead him to start his own journey of becoming an entrepreneur in his trade, as he was working on opening PLP (Parker Lange Products, LLC). Parker wanted to bring both his love for machining and motorcycle racing together to create a business of specialized motorcycle parts.    Parker will always be remembered for his infectious genuine smile, humble and loyal mindset, and his legendary mustache.    Those left behind to cherish Parker’s memory include his forever love, Maisie Osuski; their fur babies, Chopper and Throttle; his parents, Roger and Joanne; siblings, Hannah (Tyler Immel) and Brady (Shelby Werbelow) Lange. He is further survived by his maternal grandmother, Karen Mitchell; and godparents, Karla Putnam and Larry Lange; aunts and uncles, Howard (Janice) Mitchell, Pamela (Rodney) Ravanelli, Karla (Paul) Putnam, Ellie (Tim) Gruman, Larry (Robin) Lange and Patti (Lee) Krautkramer; numerous cousins, colleagues, racers, and friends.    He was greeted at the gates of heaven by his maternal grandfather, Donald Mitchell; paternal grandparents, Albert and Lorraine Lange and Grandma Pat (Patricia Hafermann); fellow racers and friends, Charlotte Kainz, Alec Muth and Austin Reifschneider.    Through the generous gifts of his organs and tissues, Parker continues to change the lives of those around him. Parker makes his family so proud by sharing his love of life with those who are to receive his organs and tissues.    Service were held on Friday, Aug. 2, at Shepherd of the Hills Parish - W1562 County Road B, Eden, WI 53019. Visitation was held from 1 to 7 p.m. with a Catholic Mass to follow. Father Mark Jones officiated. In true Parker fashion, we ask you sport your favorite flannel, black jeans and/or Van’s.    In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Parker’s memory to The Steel Shoe Fund on Venmo @steelshoefund. More information about The Steel Shoe Fund can be found at https://www.steelshoefund.org.    The Suchon Funeral Home assisted the family. For online condolences, please visit www.suchonfh.com.

   Donald P. Ernisse, 85, of Campbellsport went to join the love of his life Shirley in heaven on Sunday, July 28, 2024, at Froedtert Hospital in Wauwatosa with his family gathered around him.   He was born in West Bend on September 4, 1938, the son of Melvin and Florence (Galabinski) Ernisse.   Donnie proudly served in the United States Army as an amphibious vehicle driver from 1956 to 1958. He was awarded a Good Conduct Medal and Carbine Expert badge.   On May 12, 1962, Donnie was united in marriage to Shirley Theisen at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Eden.   He worked at Kieckhafer Mercury and Gehl Company, retiring as a proud member of the Hexel Bank Club. He was a member of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church and a lifelong member of the Sno Cougar Snowmobile Club.   Donnie enjoyed camping with the family, vacationing out West, hunting, fishing, casino trips, and was a die-hard Packer fan. Most important to Donnie was time spent with family, especially his grandchildren and great-grandchildren and taking his grandson to school at St. Matthew’s.    Survivors include his children, Randy (Suzanne) Ernisse, Shelly (Dan) Salter, Rick Ernisse; grandchildren, Miranda Ernisse, Priscilla (Jordan) Ernisse, Ashley (Ryan) Lindsley, Dustin (Heather) Salter, and Easton Ernisse; great-grandchildren Jack, Charlie, Millie, and Laylin; his sister, Phyllis Faber; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Darlene Ernisse, Lloyd and Janet Fellenz, Pat and Bill Wettstein, Catherine and Roger Lahm, Judy Theisen, and Cheryl Theisen, as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.    Donnie was preceded in death by his wife, Shirley, on May 2, 2021; his parents, Melvin and Florence; in-laws, Henry and Viola Theisen; sisters, Delores Bandle, Marian Wojtalewicz, Betty Ann Fellenz; brother, Merlin (Sam) Ernisse; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Melvin Ebert, Elroy Bandle, Melvin Martin, Ben Wojtalewicz, Eugene Faber, James, Joseph and Daniel Theisen, Bonnie Immel; nieces and nephew, Cheryl Ann Ebert, Heidi Theisen, and Kyle Theisen.    Visitation will be Thursday, Aug. 1, from 3 p.m. until time of Mass at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church, 406 E. Main St. Campbellsport.    A Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 6 p.m. at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church with Rev. Mark Jones officiating. Entombment will take place on Friday, Aug. 2, in Shrine of Rest Mausoleum at Ledgeview Memorial Park in Fond du Lac.    Donnie will forever be remembered for his bright smile and laughter.   The family would like to extend their immense gratitude to the Campbellsport ambulance crew and First Responders, SSM Health St. Agnes Hospital Emergency Room staff, Flight For Life medical crew, and Fond du Lac Sheriff’s Deputy Olson for their rapid response, care and compassion.    In lieu of flowers memorials may be directed to St. Matthew’s School or Columbus Parc Memorial Garden.    Twohig Funeral Home is serving the family with an online guestbook and condolences at www.twohigfunerals.

   Louise Emily (Hodel) Burg, 81, of St. Kil­ian, went to be with Jesus on July 26, 2024, after a beau­ti­fully lived life.   She was born No­vem­ber 28, 1942, the daugh­ter of Carl and Clara (Am­me­ter) Hodel.   Louise and her hus­band, Robert “Bob”, be­came united in mar­riage on No­vem­ber 28, 1964, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Menomonee Falls. For many years they lived in the St. Lawrence area and then moved to St. Kil­ian. Both con­tin­ued to walk in their faith and be­came mem­bers of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church in Camp­bell­sport.   To­gether Bob and Louise en­joyed spend­ing their nearly 60 years to­gether gar­den­ing, spend­ing time out­side and at­tend­ing an­tique trac­tor shows.   Louise was in­cred­i­bly proud of and leaves be­hind her hus­band, Bob; two daugh­ters, Linda (Robert) Prokopow­icz and Roberta (John) Kuech­ler; and two grand­chil­dren, Jes­sica Saun­ders and Megan (Jacob) Hei­d­ner. Louise trea­sured her five great-grand­chil­dren and was al­ways look­ing for­ward to fam­ily gath­er­ings and bak­ing treats to share. She is also sur­vived by other rel­a­tives and many friends.   She was pre­ceded in death by her par­ents, Carl and Clara; her broth­ers, Carl and Wally; and her sis­ters, Helen and Eleanor.   Louise will al­ways be re­mem­bered for her de­vo­tion and af­fec­tion to her fam­ily, her hard work and in­cred­i­ble smile. We will miss her dearly.   Per Louise’s wishes, a pri­vate fam­ily cel­e­bra­tion of life will be held at a later date.   Twohig Fu­neral Home is serv­ing the fam­ily with on­line guest­book and con­do­lences at www.​two​higf​uner​als.​com

   Mar­i­lyn Janet Uel­men, 95, passed away on July 28, 2024, at Gables On The Pond Ran­dom Lake, where she had been a res­i­dent for the last three years.   She was born on April 7, 1929, to Richard and Pearl (Ro­maine) Trapp of New Prospect. Mar­i­lyn grad­u­ated from Camp­bell­sport High School in 1946. She grad­u­ated from UW-White­wa­ter in 1950 with a Bach­e­lor or Ed­u­ca­tion de­gree.    On No­vem­ber 4, 1950, Mar­i­lyn mar­ried Daniel Peter Uel­men in Camp­bell­sport, who pre­ceded her in death on Au­gust 4, 2019.   She taught at Glen­bu­lah and Ran­dom Lake High Schools until 1956, when she and Dan pur­chased Ran­dom Lake Oil Com­pany. To­gether they op­er­ated the busi­ness until their re­tire­ment in 1991.   Mar­i­lyn was a mem­ber of St. John’s UCC in Ran­dom Lake. She was also mem­ber of the Hamm-Miller-Diedrich Le­gion Aux­il­iary.    Mar­i­lyn is sur­vived by her daugh­ter, Rachel (Russ) Miller of Beech­wood; son, Daniel (Sherri) of Ran­dom Lake; grand­son, Daniel Uel­men of Ran­dom Lake; grand­daugh­ters, Robyn (Eric) Hat­ton of Toledo, OH, and Saman­tha Uel­men (spe­cial friend Je­remy In­galls) of Verona, NJ ;and great-grand­son Car­son, Uel­men of Ran­dom Lake. She is fur­ther sur­vived by her brother-in-law, Dou­glas (Eve­lyn) Uel­men of Green Bay; and sis­ter-in-law, Diane Feiten of Colby; along with nieces and nephews.   Along with her par­ents and hus­band, she was pre­ceded in death by her sis­ter, Vir­ginia Trapp; brother, Ger­ald Jan­dre; broth­ers-in-law and sis­ters-in-law, David and Pa­tri­cia Uel­men, Daisy and William Carey, Don­ald and Ann Uel­men, brother-in-law, James Feiten; and grand­son, Rus­sell Miller Jr.    Per Mar­i­lyn’s re­quest, there will be no fu­neral or vis­i­ta­tion. Fol­low­ing cre­ma­tion, a pri­vate grave­side ser­vice will take place at the New Prospect ceme­tery.   The fam­ily wishes to thank the staff at Gables On The Pond Ran­dom Lake and Lily Hos­pice for the won­der­ful care they pro­vided to Mar­i­lyn.