Rosemary Barth (nee Slavik), age 91, passed away on Tuesday, September 21, 2021, at the Kettle Moraine Gardens in Kewaskum with her family present.She was born on October 5, 1929, in Young America to Wenzel and Marie (Gruber) Slavik.She married Roman Barth on October 6, 1948, at Holy Trinity in Newburg. Prior to marriage, she worked at Enger Kress as an inspector. After marriage, she worked as a house and farmer’s wife.She was a member of St. Mary’s Little Kohler altar committee. She also served with the Christian Mothers Organization, taught CCD and sang in the choir. Rosemary belonged the Veterans of Foreign Wars Waubeka Auxiliary and served as an election official for many years.Rosemary is survived by her children, Gerald (Susan), Allen (JoAnn), Philip (Penny), Kathy (Allen) Broecker, James (Darci), Donald (Jill), Robert (Monica), Steven (Diane); grandchildren, Ryan (Rachel), Travis (Sara), Matthew (Robin), Austin and Aaron (Kristin) Barth, Tracy (Rachelle) and Cliff (Shannon) Broecker, Vicki (Adam) Arentz, Rachel (John) Krebs, Rose (Ben) Dotson, Riana (David) Lovelady, Roman Barth, Robin (Chris) Pekarek, Cassandra (Brandon) Friese, Amanda (Rob) Kuen, Olivia (Justin) Ernst, Elizabeth (Zeek) Collins, Jacob, Ellie, Samantha and Brynne Barth; 33 great-grandchildren; siblings, Elizabeth Mapes, Eileen Steger, Richard Slavik, Pat Mueller, Janice (Joe) Klahn, Jean (Sylvester) Krahn, Robert (Carol) Slavik, Raymond (Diane) Slavik; and brother-in-law, Bernard (Dorothy) Barth. She is further survived by Aunt Johanna Fischer; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.Rosemary was preceded in death by her husband, Roman; parents; parents-in-law; two infant siblings shortly after birth; sister, Laverne (Kenny) Schoebel; sisters-in-law, Joan Slavik, Judy (Leonard) Barth; brothers-in-law, Lloyd Mueller, Joseph Steger and Harold Mapes.A Mass of Christian Burial was held at 12 noon on Tuesday, September 28, 2021, at St. Mary’s Immaculate Conception Catholic Church (Barton) (406 Jefferson St., West Bend, WI 53090) with Fr. Nathan Reesman presiding.Visitation was at church on Tuesday, September 28, from 10 a.m. until 11:45 a.m.Private family interment at St. Mary’s Cemetery Holy Rosary in Little Kohler.In lieu of flowers, memorials are appreciated to American Heart Association, Alzheimer’s Association, or Arthritis Foundation.A special thank you to Angie, Jenni and all the wonderful staff at Kettle Moraine Gardens for the companionship and care given to Rosemary. They would also like to thank the staff of Preceptor Hospice for all of the help and care they provided.The Phillip Funeral Home of West Bend is assisting the family. (262) 338-2050 / www.phillipfuneralhome.com

Maureen Ann Dickmann, 71, of Eden passed away Thursday, September 23, 2021, at St. Agnes Hospital with her family gathered around her. She was born on March 6, 1950, the daughter of Reilly and Ardella (nee Salter) Flaherty. On November 28, 1970, she married Allen K. Dickmann at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Eden.Maureen worked as a Teacher’s Aide for Campbell - sport School District and also Kohl’s Department Store. She was a member of S.A.P.P.S. (School Aides Past and Present) and enjoyed going out to lunch with the members. Maureen was always up for a game of cards, especially “Sheephead” or Euchre. Maureen was a voracious reader and enjoyed going to book club with her friends. She never had enough books for her children and grandchildren, and cherished time spent reading to them. Along with reading, she had a deep love for gardening, hosting holidays, home cooking and baking. Maureen loved having her grandchildren help her cook and bake; your belly was always warm and full when you went to visit her. Everyone was welcomed into her home with a heart-warming smile and a home cooked dessert.Maureen couldn’t wait to spend time with her family, watching her grandchildren’s activities and playing sports. She treasured being able to watch them grow and was unbelievably proud of who her children and grandchildren became. The only thing Maureen ever bragged about was her family, and more recently her corn hole victories. She was the life of the party and was the prankster of the group, although she never enjoyed retribution for her pranks. Maureen’s laugh was incredibly warm and infectious and from the moment you met her, you could feel her beautiful personality. She lit up every room with her warm, kind heart and smile. Maureen would do anything for the special people in her life and was an amazing, caring, compassionate, empathetic, wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend.Those left behind to cherish her memory are her beloved husband of 50 years, Allen Dickmann; her son, Jeffrey (Lisa) Dickmann; and daughter, Julie (William) Bradley; and her grandchildren, Drew and Tyler Dickmann and Aidan and Claire Bradley. She is further survived by her sisters, Kathleen (Raymond) Salm and Deborah (Richard) Martiny; and brothers, Michael (Patricia) Flaherty and Timothy (Roberta) Flaherty; her brother-in-law. Thomas (Beverly) Dickmann; and many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.In addition to her parents, Maureen was preceded in death by her brother, Terrence Flaherty.Visitation was held Tuesday, September 28, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Shepherd of the Hills Catholic Church, W1562 County Road B, Eden.A Mass of Christian Burial followed at 7 p.m. at Shepherd of the Hills Church. Rev. Mark Jones officiated.In lieu of flowers, a memorial in Maureen’s name will be established.The family extends a special thank you to the doctors, nurses and staff of St. Agnes Hospital ICU.Twohig Funeral Home, Campbellsport, is serving the family with online guestbook and condolences at www.twohigfunerals.com.

Joseph “Joe” Kurer, age 26, of Fond du Lac, passed away September 22, 2021.He graduated with honors in 2013 from Saint Mary’s Springs Academy where he received the Sister Michaela O’Brien Servant Leadership award for his service to others. Joe was very patriotic and took great pride in tending to the American flag while attending school at St. Mary’s Springs.Joe majored in Criminal Justice and Homeland Security at Marian University graduating with honors in 2017. He also attended Fox Valley Technical College where he obtained his Wisconsin Law Enforcement Officer Certification in 2018.Joe married his wife at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Appleton on August 17, 2019. It was one of the happiest moments in both of their lives and they were blessed to be able to celebrate the beautiful moment with their closest family and friends.Joe’s sense of duty and compassion for others led him to his career in law enforcement and the military. As a teenager, he participated in the Civil Air Patrol as a Cadet Non-Commissioned Officer, where he received the Air Force Sergeants Association NCO of the Year award. Joe was also currently serving as an Aviation Operations Non-commissioned Officer (Sergeant) with the United States Army, Wisconsin National Guard. He was awarded an Army Commendation Medal and Army Achievement Medal during his time of service.Joe served as a Community Service Officer at the West Bend Police Department where he began his career in law enforcement while attending school. One of Joe’s proudest days was August 6, 2018, when Joe was sworn in as a Police Officer for the Fond du Lac Police Department. His roles included membership to the Domestic Violence Intervention Team, Tactical Field Force Team, the Honor Guard Unit, and served as a Field Training Officer. Joe also received the City of Fond du Lac Police Department Life Saving Award while working for the Police Department.Both on and off the clock, Joe made his commitment to others a top priority and never hesitated to help someone when they were in need. Joe’s most valued moments were the times that he spent with his family. He took greatest pride in all of his son’s accomplishments and watching him grow into an incredible young man. With his wife and son, they would enjoy cooking together, listening to music, and laughing over stories. He was also looking forward to raising his daughter and seeing what kind of woman she would become. He would talk about the lessons he would teach her and the moments he would cherish. When Joe did finally take time for himself, he would spend most of his time being outdoor either at the woods or in his garage. He was always working on projects and using his hands to fix or create something for those he loved. He will be remembered for his strong faith and his desire to make a difference by serving others.Joe is survived by his wife, children, parents, and sister. He is also survived by many family and friends that poured out their endless love and support during Joe’s illness. Joe was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, William. We are forever grateful for all of you that supported Joe and us during these difficult times in addition to all of the health care workers that cared for him.Joe’s family invited relatives, friends and fellow officers for visitation to Holy Family Catholic Church, 271 Fourth Street Way, Fond du Lac on Tuesday, September 28, from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. and again on Wednesday, September 29, from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Wednesday at 11 a.m. Masks were required. Law enforcement honors and military honors followed Mass. Joe will be laid to rest at a private burial service.