Wayne was born on August 22,
He is survived by his wife of 50 years Karleen; children Shane (Ericka) Wilson, Gays Mills, WI, Amy Wilson, Goose Creek, SC; grandchildren Trevor (T’Naya) Wilson, Brody, Carter and Paige Wilson; great-grandchildren Trevor Jr. and Troy Wilson; sister Judy Nelson, Wisconsin Rapids, WI. He was preceded in death by his parents.
Graveside Services will be held in the spring of 2019 at the Forest Hills Cemetery in Wisconsin Rapids, WI.
She was born December 19,
On August 15, 1972, she was united in marriage to James Boehning at the First English Lutheran Church in Whitewater.
Linda was a bookkeeper for Home Lumber Company, Schroeder Moving Systems, and later at Nasco in Fort Atkinson. She is a member of the First English Lutheran Church of Whitewater and the Milton VFW.
She enjoyed trapshooting, bowling, and ceramics in earlier years and putting together puzzles in her most recent years.
She is survived by her husband James Boehning, her children Scott (Melba) Garlock of Clinton, Wisconsin, Rob (Lisa) Garlock of Williams Bay, Wisconsin, Jamie (Stephanie) Boehning of Whitewater, Wisconsin and Mindy (Scott) Walker of Helenville, Wisconsin. She is further survived by her grandchildren Cody, Austin, Brooklyn, Brody, Madison, Scott, Kayla, Nathan, Jonathan, and Tristan and a great granddaughter Mae. She is survived by her sister Carol Knox of Cuba City, Wisconsin and many other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents Al and Frances Stotmeister, Clinton Watters, and mother and father-in-law Pete and Helen Boehning.
Funeral services will be held at
Visitation will be held on Saturday at the Nitardy Funeral Home from
Memorials can be made to First English Lutheran Church of Whitewater.
Nitardy Funeral Home is serving the family. www.nitardyfuneralhome.com
There are no upcoming city meetings scheduled for this week.
Happy Holidays!
University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross announced Friday that Cheryl Green will serve as UW-Whitewater’s interim chancellor starting Jan. 1, 2019.
Read more on the Channel 3000 website.https://www.channel3000.com/news/cheryl-green-named-interim-chancellor-at-uw-whitewater/944199189
From Coach Lippens:
It was a hard fought battle, but unfortunately we were unable to pull out the win against Big Foot. We turned the ball over too much and our shooting percentage hurt us the most. We had plenty of open shots, they just wouldn’t fall. Defensively, we communicated well and hustled. Jaden Henneman had 6 steals, Cassidy Laue led our scoring with 11, followed by Abby Grosinske and Kacie Carollo both with 8.
All Geeks Unite for Geek Week!
We are geeking out at Wisconsin Makers, December 26-28, 10am-5pm, Saturday, December 29, Showcase Day, 9am-2pm. This is a family event being held during the Holiday break. So, if your kids, grandkids and their friends are looking for something to do bring them down to the MakerSpace.
We have something for everyone during Geek Week. Get those creative juices flowing. On Saturday, Showcase Day, we will be exhibiting your projects as well as projects from other makerspaces. Come down and make something with your friends and show it off on Saturday.
Whitewater 126 vs PSC Aquatics 32
Whitewater 111 vs Delavan-Darien 55
Delavan-Darien 83 vs PSC Aquatics 53
From Coach Foucault:
Just like that the Whippets surge to 2-1 in the Southern Lakes Conference with two wins, beating both Delavan-Darien and PSC Aquatics. The Whippets were able to win 8 out of 11 races and posted 16 best times. Posting Top 10 times for All Time were Devin Bazeley in the 100 Butterfly and 100 Breaststroke and Young Liang in the 100 Freestyle. We had several swimmers try some new races with great success. Zach Tomomitsu swam the 200 Freestyle, Jon Chan swam the 200 Individual Medley, Wesley Salverson swam the 100 Butterfly, Shawn Chan and Antonio Aranda took on the long race of the night swimming the 500 Freestyle and Jonathan Manriquez tried out the 100 Breaststroke. It is important with a small team to have all the athletes be capable of swimming any event at any time. We are getting closer to that with every meet.
Winning events for the team were:
200 Medley Relay – Aidan Coburn, Young Liang, Devin Bazeley, Michael Kuhl
200 Freestyle – Jack Mayer
200 Individual Medley – Young Liang
50 Freestyle – Jack Mayer
100 Freestyle – Young Liang
500 Freestyle – Michael Kuhl
200 Freestyle Relay – Shawn Chan, Jonathan Manriquez, Antonio Aranda, Jack Mayer
100 Backstroke – Michael Kuhl
Swimming best times for the Whippets were:
Zach Tomomitsu and Jack Mayer, 200 Freestyle
Jon Chan and Wesley Salverson, 200 Individual Medley
Jon Zheng, 50 Freestyle
Wesley Salverson, Devin Bazeley and Jovany Manriquez, 100 Butterfly
Young Liang and Aidan Coburn, 100 Freestyle
Shawn Chan, Michael Kuhl and Antonio Aranda, 500 Freestyle
Michael Kuhl, 100 Backstroke
Jonathan Manriquez and Devin Bazeley, 100 Breaststroke
The swimmers are doing a great job competing on the relays, especially good splits or racing came from the following swimmers at this meet: Jonathan Manriquez in the 50 Backstroke and 50 Freestyle, Antonio Aranda in the 50 Freestyle and Zach Tomomitsu in the 50 Freestyle.
The Whippets won’t be back in action until Thursday, January 3rd at home starting at 6pm!
