Walter had many friends, especially with the Saint Germain Lions and Milestone Senior Living in Eagle River where he had resided for the last two years. Also survived by many close nieces, nephews and other family. He is survived by his daughter, Kristine, (Larry) Rowe, granddaughters, Erin (Michael), Braswell, and Madison Rowe. Walter is preceded in death by his wife, Evelyn, his parents, John and Elsie, his brother, Donald and sister, Marion. He enjoyed sharing this love with others. Walter was also a lifelong, avid hunter and fisherman. In 2007, he was honored with the Melvin Jones Fellowship Award. He spent many happy hours volunteering with the Lions Club for their various activities. Walter was very active during his retirement with the Saint Germain Lions Club. They spent the winters in California with their daughter, son-in-law and granddaughters. Walter and Evelyn spent the next 30 years traveling around the world. They retired to their home on Paradise Lake in 1984. Walter and Evelyn were married for almost 60 years. Walter worked for Wisconsin Motors for 30 years. He was born on November 12, 1929, in Black Creek, Wisconsin, to John and Elsie Helein. Private internment at Holy Cross Cemetery.Walter Helein, age 93, a resident of Eagle River, Wisconsin, passed away on June 13, 2023. Visitation will be held from 9:30A until the time of Mass. Mass of Christian burial will be held on Saturday June 24th at Christ King Church (2604 N Swan Blvd, 53222) at 11:30A. Preceded in death by her daughter Susan Mary and her parents Joseph and Rose Novotny and sisters: Joan (Dan) Verfurth, Nan (Carroll) Romens, and Rose (Bob) Voelz. Further survived by her brother Tom (Julie) Novotny, nephews, nieces, other relatives and friends. Proud grandmother of Andrew, Tim, Mark, Maggie and Natalie. Loving mother of Patrick, Michael (Beth Foy), Kathleen (Steven) Hall and Will (Chris) Morse. Beloved wife of 69 years of Jerome H Morse (born to Eternal Life 7/12/16). They are beyond loving and kind.īorn to Eternal Life Jat the age of 90. The entire family is deeply grateful for all who came to see her and the entire amazing staff of St Cam's. She was visited by so many people that the photos filled her closet doors and she kept three books of visitor notes.
Marge's final home was under the expert care of the folks at St Camillus. She did her best in word & by example to instill in her children to be the hands & feet of Christ in service to others. In spite of being very shy, Marge was usually the first to welcome new neighbors with a smile and plate of cookies. She found her passion in The Legion of Mary where she spent countless hours bringing companionship to home bound Parish members. Marge volunteered to work in the school library and cleaned the alter linens. They sent their children to school there. When Jerry's job gave them the chance to move home, they bought their Morse family home on 85th & Hadley and joined Christ King Parish. Having completed their service, they found their way to Dundee, IL where daughters Kathleen and Susan & their son William were born. Their two eldest sons, Patrick & Michael were born on base. Once married, they moved to San Antonio, TX where Jerry taught medics in the army at Fort Sam Houston. Jerry used to tell the kids that Marge was the model for Miller's girl in the moon.
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After high school graduation Marge enjoyed a series of jobs including at Ma Bell and Miller Brewery. Marge Novotny's final, and still in the Novotny family, home was on 58th & Lloyd. Kate & her husband Steve were married at St Seb's. They sent their daughter, Kathleen, to Messmer High School. Each Mass found them walking by the bust of Milwaukee Bishop Messmer. Having met the love of her life, Jerry, at Pius XI High School, they were married at St Seb's. Marge went to both Church & grade school there. St Seb's construction was financed by son Will's old firm, BC Ziegler & Co. Next home was her little yellow house across from the west entrance to the Novotny family Church-St Sebastian's. They lived a short time in a flat on Vliet near her first job at the Times Theater, where she worked with her sisters. The family's first home once sat at what is now Pius XI High School. Thus started her life long love of God and the Church. Marge was born in Bay View, WI and baptized at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
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