Obituary: Frank S. HERMSEN, Greenleaf, Brown County, Wisconsin

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Obituary:

Frank S. HERMSEN
Note: Died April 10, 1927 in Greenleaf, Brown County, WI

Frank S. Hermsen, up to last July a resident of De Pere, died in his
home in Greenleaf, on Friday, April 8.  The funeral was held on
Tuesday morning from St. Francis's church, De Pere, Rev. Father Dillon
officiating.  Interment was in Allouez Catholic cemetery.  The
pallbearers were all nephews of the decedent, Henry Borman, Roland
Borman, Alton Borman, Walter Hermsen, Richard Vanden Branden, Louis
Hermsen.

Surviving are the widow (who was Miss Emily Borman before her
marriage), and three children, Florence 19, Hazel 15, and Arleen 13.
He is also mourned by four brothers and three sisters, namely, Henry
Hermsen, Green Bay; William of Rice Lake; John of De Pere and Chris of
Oconto; and Mrs. Anna Smet of Oconto, formerly of De Pere; Mrs. Jule
Vanden Branden, Green Bay, and Mrs. Charles Boehm, Ashland.

Frank Hermsen was born in De Pere, May 9, 1882, and was nearly 45
years of age at the time of his death.  He was ailing for a long time
with rheumatism but other complications set in about four weeks ago
and he failed rapidly from that time until his death.  He was will
known among a large circle of friends.  After he quit business in this
city he moved to Greenleaf.  Large numbers of friends from De Pere and
other parts of the county called at his home in Greenleaf to express
condolences to the sorrowing family.

Among those who attended the funeral were:  Mr. And Mrs. W.A. Hermsen,
Rice Lake; Mrs. Chas. Boehm, Ashland; John Borman, Kenosha; Mr. And
Mrs. Jule Vanden Branden, Mr. And Mrs. Henry Hermsen, Mr. And Mrs. S.
Thirion, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Haevers, Mr. And Mrs. Henry Kaaps, Mr. And
Mrs. Ed. Gross, Mr. And Mrs. Jim Coffeen, Mr. And Mrs. Walter Hermsen,
Mr. And Mrs. Alfred Vanden Branden, Richard Vanden Branden, Mr. And
Mrs. Frank Hermsen, Green Bay; Mr. And Mrs. Mike Janssen, Kimberly;
John Janssen, Kenosha; Chris Vanden Branden, Menasha; Mrs. Anna Smet
and Chris Hermsen, Oconto.