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William Kermit Schwarz, age 86, of Boscobel passed away peacefully at his home on Wednesday, May 28. He was born on December 9, 1927 in Milwaukee and lived in the Boscobel area his whole life. He was a Korean War Veteran with which he served in the U.S. Air Force. When he was 22 he met his future wife, Evelyn Marie (Pulda) and married her just a few months later on January 22, 1951 by a justice of the peace in Boscobel. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Evelyn (Pulda) Schwarz of Boscobel; 9 children: Bill Schwarz of Boscobel, Arthur (Bonnie) Schwarz of rural Wauzeka, Debra (Terry) Lynch of Madison, Jo (Mark) Burbach of rural Gays Mills, Mary (David) Mock of Williams Bay, Dale Schwarz of Union Grove, Sally (Doug) Neeley of rural Gays Mills, Tami (Troy) Clark of Mount Pleasant, and Paul (Lori) Schwarz of Wauzeka; 25 Grandchildren; 48 Great Grandchildren; 1 Great Great Grandchild; and many extended loving relatives and friends.
He is preceded in death by his mother and father, 5 brothers and 1 sister, mother-in-law and many other relatives.
Visitation will be held on Sunday, June 1, 2014 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Wauzeka. Memorial service will follow at 12:30 p.m. with Pastor Lynn Schreck officiating. His body has been donated to the University of Wisconsin for research and therefore burial of the cremains with military honors will be at a later date in the Boydtown Cemetery, rural Wauzeka. In lieu of flowers memorials can be given to St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Wauzeka. The Kendall Funeral Service in Boscobel is assisting the family.
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Dean Knoble
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Posted Fri May 30, 2014
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Sorry for your loss. He sounded like a great person.
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janet and Rob Lathrop
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Posted Fri May 30, 2014
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You have my very deepest sympathy to all of you.
. I especially remember seeing him in his black leather cap when he rode his motorcycle . He always had that great sense of humor and smile. I took care of him a lot and he was always grateful no matter how sick he was.
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Kevin Copus and Marlene Mook
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Posted Fri May 30, 2014
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Sally,
Sorry to hear about your dad. He was a good guy. You have our deepest sympathy.
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Stan Lynch & Ron Lynch
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Posted Sat May 31, 2014
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Sorry to hear about your dad. You have our deepest sympathy.
Ron & Stan Lynch
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Joddie/Dave Sampson
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Posted Sat May 31, 2014
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Tami & Troy, Please accept our sympathies. We love you guys. Joddie &Dave81
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Lucy (Bay) Walter
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Posted Sun June 01, 2014
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To the Schwartz Family, I wanted to write to send my deepest sympathy at the death of your father. I remember being at your home when I was a kid and thinking how much fun your family was. I know that is because of your fun-loving parents. It is not easy to lose a parent, even when he has had a long wonderful life with a family he loves, but know that our thoughts go out to you as you grieve. Lucy (Bay) and Tim Walter
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Gerald Ward
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Posted Mon June 02, 2014
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I want to express my sympathy to you on the loss of your father. I just heard of his passing this evening. It has been many years since I last saw him but I have good memories of him as I was growing up and was in school with Debbie, Butch, Mary, and other members of your family. He was always pleasant, friendly and had a smile on his face. My thoughts are with you during your time of sorry. Jerry & Jan Ward
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Boscobel Class of 1948
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Posted Wed June 04, 2014
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As a representative of the Class of 1948. I want to express our sincere sympathies in your time of sorrow. May Bill rest in peace
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