Obituary: Mrs. Lucille (Rutten) Marto, Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin

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Obituary:
Extracted from the Green Bay Press Gazette Sunday edition dated 
June 6, 1999

Mrs. Lucille (Rutten) Marto, 83, Green Bay, passed away Friday, 
June 4, 1999, at a local hospital.  She was born on June 30, 1915 
to the late Lloyd and Anne (Forster) Kimball in Appleton.  Lucille 
married Gerald B. Rutten; he preceded her in death.  She later 
married Alan "Zeke" Marto; he also preceded her in death.  She 
retired from the H. C. Prange Co.  She was a very caring and 
loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.  

Lucille took great joy in the sponsorship of Rev. Dr. Hose 
Kaimlett and Father James Edassery, both from India.  Her 
love of knitting benefitted her family and the Family Violence 
Center.

Survivors include two children, Lee (Nancy) Rutten, Green Bay; 
Kathryn (James) Melville, Maribel; six grandchildren, Gerri Lee 
(Tom) Clements, Jeff (Wendy) Rutten, Jenny (Dave) Schultz, Michelle 
(Mitch) Tuscan, Brian (Meg) Maahs, Jeff (Ann) Maahs; ten 
great-grandchildren, Matthew; Ben and Hailey Clements; Alex 
and Derek Rutten, Madison; Lee Schultz, Emily and Katie Tuscan; 
Morgan and MOlly Maahs; one brother James (Dory) Kimball, Appleton.

She was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Ellen; two 
great-grandsons, Jacob and Tyler Clements and her sister; 
Phyllis (Frisque) Neville.

Friends may call at Proko-Wall Funeral Home, 1630 E. Mason Street 
from 4 to 8 pm sunday.  A Wake Service will be held at 7 pm sunday.  
Visitiation will continue Monday at the funeral home from 10 am 
until the cortege leaves for church.  Mass of Christian Burial at 
11 am on Monday at St. Mary of the Angels Catholic Church with 
Father Brendan Wroblewski O.F.M. officiating.  Entombment in 
Allouez Chapel Mausoleum.