Douglas “Ollie” Lloyd Luloff, 68, of Palmyra, and previously of Whitewater, WI passed away on Wednesday, June 12, 2019 at his home.

Doug was born on April 2, 1951 the son of Lloyd and Leona (Cotrell) Luloff. He was raised in Minnesota and worked in various jobs throughout his working career. One of his longer held positions was a shop-worker for a bus company in the Twin Cities. After working for the bus company, Ollie moved to Whitewater to start working for Perlman Roque. For leisure, Ollie loved to play euchre. He was a staple at local card tables in Whitewater. He also owned two dogs, Turp and Clementine. He would often joke that “he always had Turp and Tine.” He loved those dogs and frequently took them to McDonald’s for an ice cream cone on Sundays. Ollie was an avid outdoorsman and loved to hunt and fish. He was happiest when out in nature enjoying creation. Ollie will be missed.

He is survived by his two sisters, Patricia Tebben, and Janelle Luloff; and 3 nieces, Terrianne, Tracy and Ashley. He is also survived by a number of other relatives and friends.

He is preceded in death by his parents.

Gibson Family Funeral Homes of Palmyra & Eagle, WI is serving Ollie’s family. To place an online condolence, please visit gibsonfuneral.com

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