With the Whitewater 4th of July Festival in full swing, there’s not enough room for a market at the depot! This week we’ve teamed up with UW-Whitewater to hold the market on campus in conjunction with their Summer Concert Series, right off of Main Street with free parking. Same bat time, different bat location.
For a map of the location, go to uww.edu/150/concerts and scroll to the bottom of the page! We hope that you’ll join us and about 40 of our vendors on campus this Tuesday!
Mary Jane was born on July 28, 1920, the daughter of Elmer and Clara Haylock. She lived her childhood in Edgerton WI and at age 17 met and dated her future husband Sam Vultaggio. In 1942 Sam entered the Army and was stationed in California. A year later Mary Jane and her mother Clara left Edgerton and the two women bravely drove from Edgerton WI to Yuba City California, where on July 23, 1943, she married Sam Vultaggio before he was deployed to active battle in WWll. During Sam’s 3-year absence, Mary Jane worked as a beautician in California. When Sam returned from the war in 1946 they returned to Edgerton, where Sam and Mary Jane ran a successful plaster company and started a family. Eighteen years later Sam, Mary Jane, and son Rick built and operated the Country Squire Motel and Supper Club until 1971. Upon Sam’s and Mary Janes retirement, they built a home in Whitewater and every winter danced their way across Nashville, Tenn., Texas, Las Vegas, and California.
After Sam’s return from the War, Mary Jane and Sam were inseparable, until Sam passed away in 2008. With the help of her beloved caregivers, Mary Jane continued to live in their Whitewater home until the day before she passed away.
Mary Jane’s legacy is her love of family. Her son Rick and wife Kathy. Three grandchildren: Tony (Michele) Vultaggio, Joe (Danna Hoffmann) Vultaggio, and Jenna (Ryan) Rebman. Four great-grandchildren: Brenden Vultaggio, Teegan Robers, Nolan, and Lyle Rebman and Jeff Vultaggio (preceded in death). Her extended family includes Jayden & Grayson Hoffmann, Caitlin Rebman, Krista Doerr (Tony’s sister), the family of her late brother Robert Haylock, her caregivers Mary Heather, Shawnda, Alyssa and Betty, Kay Robers for her help along with all those who she called her friends.
Mary Jane’s secret for her long life: Never think old!
Funeral Services will be held on Thursday, July 5, 2018, at 11:00 am at Living Savior Lutheran Church, 1661 Janesville Ave, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538. Friends may call at the church on Thursday from 10:00 am until the time of the service. Burial will follow at Milton Lawns Cemetery in Janesville.
Whitewater Landmarks Commission – Thursday, July 6, 2018, 6:00 pm, Municipal Building, City Manager’s Conference Room, 2nd Floor. For agenda, 
Everyone is invited to come to the Growing and Learning Garden at Lincoln Elementary on Mondays throughout the summer for our Garden Gathering. Stop on by anytime between 4 – 6 pm to help tend to the garden, harvest and taste healthy foods, do a garden-based project, look for monarch caterpillars and more! Bring your friends and neighbors and make new friends! All are welcome.
The garden is located on the south side of the west wing of the school, just to the north of the new gym. To get to the garden this summer, due to the ongoing construction, please come from the west or north. The garden is accessible around the construction fence. If coming by car, please park on Highland Street north of the track. Do not park in the Lincoln parking lot.
For questions or to get more involved in this project, please contact School Garden Leader Liesl Schultz Hying at LINCSgarden@gmail.com.
Thank you!
