Her family would like to thank the Valders Ambulance, St. William Brunner with burial to follow at St. Officiating at the Mass of Christian Burial will the Rev. Nazianz.įuneral services will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, Octoat St.
The family will greet relatives and friends from 9:00 AM until 10:45 AM on Thursday, Octoat St. Her wish was for us all to live happy lives. Mom lived a long, full, joyful life, and we miss her terribly. Her mother and father in-law Elizabeth and Peter Riesterer, along with other relatives and friends. Her brothers and sister in-law Lloyd and Leona Eisner, Paul and Alice Eisner, Vernon and Marcy Eisner, and sister and brother in-law Jeanette and Norbert Herrmann, and brother in-law and sister in-law Jerome and MaryAnn Riesterer. Preceding her in death were her daughter, Janice, daughters in-law Bonita and Debbie, grandsons Jesse and Jason Riesterer, and Randall Lehman. Great-great-grandchildren include Ryker Mertzig, Delilah Moore, Burton Reynolds. Nazianz, Annette and Bill Lehman of Whitelaw, and Nancy and Doug Sy of Valders.Īlso surviving are grandchildren and their spouses, Jeff Riesterer, Greg and Rebecca Riesterer, Allen and Nicole Riesterer, Pam Riesterer, Shelly Liesch, Renee and Tom Keltesch, Shannon Buchner and fiancé Craig Rozmarynowski, Joy and Scott Lee, Jana and Justin Blackchief, Kristi and Tom Hebert, Kim and Mike Houseye, Lisa Lehman, Casy Sy and fiancé Shawn Olson, Brandon and Tanya Sy.Īlso great-children and their spouses, Nicholas, Benjamin Riesterer Ethan, Katelyn, Colton, Jackson Riesterer Justin and Taylor Mertzig, Samantha and Kyle Reynolds Emily and Joseph Gorgas Clayton and Marissa Keltesch, Megan Keltesch and friend Brandon Jacob Buchner and friend Megan, Madalynn Buchner and friend Michael Samantha Lee Nathan, Mia, Max Hebert Mya, Calla Houseye Gwendolyn, Keegan Olson Wyatt Sy. Mom loved playing cards, cooking, baking, canning, crocheting, quilting, and gardening, especially flowers.īyrnece is survived by her pride and joy, her children, Jim and Fay Riesterer of Appleton, Chuck Riesterer of St.
We’re all better to have had her in our lives. Luckily that followed through to her grandkids, great-grandkids, and great-great-grandkids. She would readily tell you her biggest accomplishment and the best times of her life were raising her kids and watching them grow. She had many good friends over her lifetime. In her 97 years, she saw many changes in the world including new inventions, medical advances, hairstyles, clothing styles, and life changes. After retirement, she volunteered at Salvatorian Mission in New Holstein and at the Nutrition Site/Meals on Wheels in St. Her last job was at Pine River Pre-Pack in the shipping dept. She held part time jobs occasionally while raising her family including many years at Meyer’s Supper Club as a cook. She was proud of the work she did at Aluminum Goods Mfg. At the age of 16, she had her first job as a housekeeper for a family in Manitowoc. She enjoyed growing up on the family farm and told many stories about it. Nazianz, passed away on Friday, Octoat Rivers Bend Health Services, Manitowoc.īyrnece was born on Apon the family homestead in rural Manitowoc to Edward and Margaret (Kaufman) Eisner.
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