17 May 2023

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Mary Vore

Mary Vore


Mary Vore peacefully went home to the Lord on Saturday, May 6, at the age of 83, in her home, surrounded by family. She was born in West Bend on November 15, 1939, to Clarence and Esther (Figge) Wolf. She at tended St. Boniface Catholic School and then West Bend High School, where she graduated in 1957.She married Donald G. Boyung on August 24, 1957, at St. Boniface Church in Germantown. Together, they began raising a family which grew to seven children over the next 22 years. During their 23 years of marriage, they lived in Mississippi, Milwaukee, and then finally settled in Newburg in 1963. After Don’s passing in 1980, Mary continued to raise their last four children. On July 29, 1990, Mary married Leon (Lefty) Vore, growing their new family to 12. Together, they raised the two youngest of her children and traveled regularly with them.Mary was a loving mother and truly appreciated the different personalities of all her children and all the joy they gave her. When asked for advice about raising children, she said it was most important just to love them. Over the years, she was blessed with 33 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren, each welcomed with great love and pride.Mary had multiple jobs over her lifetime, but most enjoyed her work with the patients at Samaritan Home in West Bend where she worked as a CNA for 17 years, retiring in 2004. After retirement, Mary and Lefty continued to travel, enjoy time in the yard at home, and spend time with family. They had more than 33 wonderful years together.Mary had a servant’s heart and always wanted to help where she could. She was involved at her church, serving as a catechist and as a member of the Christian Mothers. More recently, she helped serve meals at St. Ben’s and regularly contributed to families in need, especially at Christmas. She treasured spending time with family and friends. She loved baking and always had cookies ready should anyone stop for a visit. Each spring and summer, you could find her outdoors, planting and tending her many plants and flowers. When she couldn’t be outside, she enjoyed reading, playing cards, watching Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy, sewing, and painting.Mary was an active member of Holy Trinity Catholic Parish in Newburg since moving to Newburg in 1963.Mary is survived by her husband, Leon (Lefty) Vore; her sister, Joanna Groth; sisters-in-law, Jean Weichelt, Doreen Miller, Bethana Peters and LuAnne Salmon; her seven children, Donald F. (Donna) Boyung, David (Joy) Boyung, Daniel (Patricia) Boyung, Dianna (Andrew) Stoffel, Dawn (Kevin) Doll, Charles (Erin) Boyung and Karen (Josh) Smith; her five step-children, Russell Vore, Linda Schroer, Barbara (Bill) Owen, Ron (Cindy) Vore and Jim (Lisa) Vore; 33 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren.Mary was preceded in death by her parents, Clarence and Esther (Figge) Wolf; her sisters, Janice Schmitt and Rosie Vento; her late husband, Donald G. Boyung; and her brothers-in-law, Elmer Weichelt, Abe Miller, Jerry Peters and Edwin Boyung; and other family members.Family and friends gathered for visitation on Monday, May 15, at 9:30 a.m. with a Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 521 Congress Dr., Newburg. A gathering followed the Mass and burial took place at 2:30 p.m. at Washington County Memorial Park.Memorials can be made to Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Newburg.The Schmidt Funeral Home of West Bend is serving the family. Online guestbook and condolences are available at www.schmidtfuneralhome.com

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10 May 2023

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Kewaskum Kiwanis April  Students of the Month

Kewaskum Kiwanis April Students of the Month


Kewaskum Kiwanis April Students of the Month Megan Roehrig As my senior year is wrapping up it’s hard to wrap my head around the fact that my high school chapter will be ending. These four years have taught me a lot about myself. While high school may be stressful with all the AP classes and CAPP classes I took, a lot of memories were made in this small town. In the next couple of months,

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Kewaskum Foods Expands Its Reach with New  Partnership Alongside Vennture Brew Co.

Kewaskum Foods Expands Its Reach with New Partnership Alongside Vennture Brew Co.


Kewaskum Foods Expands Its Reach with New Partnership Alongside Vennture Brew Co. KEWASKUM FOODS Kewaskum Foods, a privately-owned and operated meat processing plant since 1941, announced today, a new partnership with Vennture Brew Co., a Milwaukee-based craft brewery. The collaboration will see Kewaskum Foods expand its product line to include Kewaskum branded coffee. With over 80 years

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Ahern and Buelow Join N.E.B.T. Board of Directors

Ahern and Buelow Join N.E.B.T. Board of Directors


Ahern and Buelow Join N.E.B.T. Board of Directors National Exchange Bank & Trust (NEBT) Chairman of the Board Peter Stone announces the election of Anthony Ahern, president and COO of J.F. Ahern Company, and John Buelow, executive vice president and president for Mercury Marine, part of the Brunswick Corporation, to the NEBT Board of Directors. Ahern joined J.F. Ahern Company in 1993 and

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