Brown Co., Wisconsin OBIT:  Wm. THIEM

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SUBJECT: Wm. THIEM obit
SUBMITTER: Bev Nohr
EMAIL: rjnohr@aol.com
DATE: Apr 08, 1999

SURNAMES: THIEM, ENZ, SAENGER, RUPP

WM. THIEM FUNERAL HELD LAST SATURDAY
LARK, Wis. -- Wm. O. Thiem, a resident of this town for the past 29
years, died at his home Monday, April 5, at 12:30 a.m. after only a
few days illness, death being due to heart failure. Mr. Thiem was
married in the year 1901 to Margaret Enz, now surviving widow. This
union was blest with two children, Elna and Eugene. The former, Mrs.
Elna Saenger, preceded the father in death twelve years ago. The son,
Eugene survives. Living in this community for such a length of time he
made many friends who keenly feel the loss of such a friend. Mr. Thiem
reached the age of 64 years. funeral services for deceased were held
Saturday afternoon at 1:30 from the home and at 2:00 o'clock from the
Evangelical church. Rev. H.P. Jordan conducted the services, assisted
by Rev. Doran of Denmark. The nephews of the deceased were the
pallbearers namely: Aaron Schelter, Ira Nickel, Walter Thiem, Wlater
Enz, Alvin Enz and Lester Enz. The male quartet consisting of Edward
and Williboard Bruegge and Wilmer Thiele and Ellsworth Kuchenbecker
sang "in the Land When We'll Never Grow Old," and
"Going Down the Valley, One by One" The funeral services
were largely attended. the remains were laid to rest in the family lot
in the Evangelical cemetery. The deceased leaves to mourn his widow
and son Eugene, one grandson, one sister, Mrs. Rupp of Ocean Springs,
Miss., two brothers, Walter of Oshkosh, and Rudolph of the town of
Rockland, besides many other relatives and friends. May he rest in
peace