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Coon, Marshall H. Age 92 of Adams

Marshall H. Coon, age 92, of Adams, Wisconsin passed away peacefully on Thursday, May 16, 2024, at Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center at LaCrosse, Wisconsin.

Memorial services will be 12:00 Noon on Thursday, May 23,2024 at Roseberry’s Funeral Home in Friendship, WI. Reverend Richard Corning will officiate. Visitation will be 10:00 until the time of service on Thursday at Roseberry’s Funeral Home

Interment will be at the Spring Grove Cemetery, Wisconsin Dells, Wi at a later date.

Marshall was born September 27, 1931, in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin to Howard B and Hazel (Marshall) Coon. Marshall graduated high school from Oxford, Wisconsin in 1949. He enlisted in the United States Air Force in 1951. While stationed in England he met Emily Arstall. They married in the United States and had two daughters Rita and Marty. Emily passed away in 1988. Marshall married Rita Dittburner in 1989 and she passed away in 1995. Marshall married Frances Roberts in 1998 and they celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in 2023.

Marshall was a man of many talents as his work life was so diverse. He farmed as a young man and then he and Emily purchased and operated Club 23 for 10 years. In 1989 Marshall was appointed by the Adams County Board to the position of Adams County Highway Commissioner. He held this position until his retirement in 1998.

Marshall belonged to many clubs during his lifetime which led him to volunteer many hours of community service. He belonged to the Adams Trinity Congregational Church,
Quincy Adams Lodge #71, Order of the Eastern Star – Kilbourn Chapter #120 and Rainbow Chapter #87, Faith in Action, Heart of Wisconsin Shrine Club, New Haven Sno-Streakers, Lake Mason Lions Club, and Moundview Golf Course.

Marshall loved spending time at Castle Rock Park at their “home on the lake.” Family get togethers at the lake was always a special time. Marshall enjoyed golfing, bowling, and going to the stock car races in the Dells until his health did not allow any longer. He looked forward to watching the Nascar races on Sundays, as well as reading and doing crossword puzzles. But his favorite time was spending time with his family whether it was a family reunion in Oxford, a lunch date with his siblings and relatives or going to watch his grandchildren and great grandchildren in sport, plays, or special events – these were the times that were most precious to him.

Marshall was preceded in death by his parents, his brother Ed and sister-in-law Joy, brother-in-law Don Goetsch, son-in-law Jeff Mamayak, stepdaughter Brenda Quinnell and wives Emily and Rita.

Marshall is survived by: Wife Frances, Daughters, Rita Mamayak and Marty Coon, Stepdaughters Kathie (Jerry) Dye, Nancy (Claude Hiller) Macewicz, Stepson Butch (Lori) Roberts, Sisters Patsy Goetsch, Catherine (Tony) Deichl, Grandchildren Kelly (Kim) Roehl, Quinn (Michele) Roehl, Chad Roehl, Kristy (Kris) Barr, Karrie (Terry) Fritz, Katie (Tim) Mallet, Brett (Megan) Borck, KC (Kristen) Houslet, Carrie (Scott Young) Allard, Jennifer (Zac) Henson, Kevin (Amy) Dye, Christopher Macewicz, Amy Macewicz, Chad (Karen Perik) Rhinehart, Heather Rhinehart, Abigail Quinnell, and many loving great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

Special thanks to the loving and compassionate staff at Gundersen Moundview and Gundersen Lutheran that helped make his last days dignified and comfortable and to the kind and caring staff at Rosebrooke Senior Living who always shared a smile and a friendly game of Bingo.

In lieu of flowers Memorials may be directed in Marshall’s memory to the Heart of Wisconsin Zor Shrine Club to be forwarded to the Shriners Children’s Hospital.

Marshall will always be remembered for his smile and good hugs.

Roseberry’s Funeral Home is assisting  the family.  Visit www.roseberrys.com for online condolences.

Local Prep Scores from Thursday 5/17

Baseball

Mauston 15 Adams-Friendship 5

Stratford 5 Nekoosa 2

Brookwood 6 La Farge 5

Kickapoo 10 Hillsboro 8

Onalaska 10 Tomah 1

Ithaca 17 Weston 3

 

WIAA Regional Quarterfinal Softball Scores

Nekoosa 11 Neillsville 1

Necedah 16 Montello 14 (Hannah Hunkins 4×5 2RBI’s for Necedah)

La Crosse Logan 25 Mauston 1

Alma-Center Lincoln 20 New Lisbon 14

 

Regular Season Softball Games

Cochrane Fountain City 4 Brookwood 2

La Crosse Aquinas 14 Cashton 8

Tomah 3 Wisconsin Rapids 2

Portage 23 Westfield 6

Mauston Wraps Up Outright SCC Baseball Title

The Mauston Golden Eagles Baseball team clinched an outright South Central Conference Championship by taking down Adams-Friendship 15-5 in 6 innings Thursday evening.  Mauston took advantage of 2 big Green Devils errors and walks to score their first 9 runs of the game on just two hits. One of those hits was a big one a 3 run double by Brady Baldwin that gave Mauston a 4-0 lead in the 2nd inning.  Mauston would add at least a run in every inning the rest of the way to earn the victory.  Baldwin had 5RBI’s from the leadoff spot for Mauston.  Andrey Tougas added a 2 run triple for Mauston in the 6th inning.  Isaac Steinke picked up the victory on the mound for Mauston who improves to 16-3 on their season and finishes conference play with a 9-1 record.

Collopy, Denis M. Age 64 of Grand Marsh

Denis M. Collopy, age 64, of Grand Marsh, Wisconsin passed away unexpectedly on Monday, May 13, 2024, at his home.

A celebration of life will be held at a later date.

Denis was born August 5, 1959, in Enterprise Oregon to Richard and Rosetta Collopy. He graduated from High School in Elgin, Oregon. Denis married Melody Rothe on January 12, 1995, in Ft. Collins, Colorado. He worked as a delivery driver for Holiday Wholesale.

Denis enjoyed being outdoors and was an avid gardener.  He also enjoyed doing yardwork, watching the birds & squirrels, and fishing.

Denis was preceded in death by his parents and one brother.

Survivors include his wife: Melody, three daughters: Stacey, Amanda & Tanya; Papas Girl: Madison, and several grandchildren.

Roseberry’s Funeral Home is assisting the family.  Visit www.roseberrys.com for online condolences and further information.

Rollover Crash Leads to K9 Chase OWI Arrest Near Warrens

On 05/15/2024 at approximately 8:36 PM, Monroe County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a reported rollover traffic crash on State Highway 173 near Coyote Ave, Warrens, WI. A passenger car was headed north on State Highway 173 when it left the roadway. The vehicle entered the ditch where it overturned and landed on all four wheels. The driver and passenger fled from the vehicle when a citizen stopped to help. Monroe County Sheriff’s Office K9 Rebel and his handler responded to the scene and started a track of the suspects.  

K9 Rebel tracked the suspects for approximately 500 yards through thick brush, heavy timber, and a swamp. K9 Rebel located both suspects hiding under a tree. Both men were taken into custody without further incident. The driver of the vehicle was identified as Todd M. Schaffer (age 55) of Oshkosh WI. Todd was charged with the following:

 

 

346.63(1)(a) Operating While under Influence (3rd)

946.41(1) Obstructing an Officer

346.70(1)( Fail to Notify Police of Accident

 

The crash is still under investigation and no other information will be released at this time. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by Wisconsin State Patrol, Warrens First Responders, Tomah Ambulance, and Monroe County 911 Communications Center.

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Zirk, Betty J. Age 90 of Wilton

Betty J. Zirk, 90 of Wilton, passed away on May 14, 2024, in Gundersen Lutheran Medica Center, LaCrosse.

A Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, May 18, 2024, 11:00 AM at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 401 Mill Street, Wilton.  Pastor Karen Sparling.  Relatives and friends are invited for a time of visitation on Saturday at the church from 9:00 AM until the time of the service.

Smith-Nelson Funeral Home, Wilton is assisting the family with arrangements.  Online condolences can be offered by visiting www.sonnenburgfamilyfh.com

Wa Du Shuda Days Auction looking for donations

Auction will be July 13, 2024

at Riverside Park Under the Pavillion from 11am to 5pm.

What a better way to be part of our Wa Du Shuda Day festivities, then to advertise your business or for individuals a chance to help the community via donations that can be gifted or auctioned off.

They may or may not be related to your business, however, you will definitely want to make sure your business info is attached!!

We are more than excited to host this event during our Wa Du Shuda Day Festival every year! Please let us know if you want to participate!!

 

Items that are a huge hit… Gift Certificates, grills, baskets, coolers, sports tickets, lottery tickets… etc…. please contact us to arrange a pick-up!

New Lisbon Area Chamber of Commerce | 119 East Bridge Street, New Lisbon, WI 53950-0079

nlchambr@mwt.net

Local Prep Scores from Tuesday 5/14

Baseball

Mauston 7 Wisconsin Dells 0

Wautoma 12 Westfield 11

Reedsburg 3 McFarland 1 (Reedsburg clinches Badger Share Conference Title)

La Crosse Aquinas 8 Tomah 0

Weston 15 La Farge 6

Bangor 10 Hillsboro 0

 

Softball

Hillsboro 11 Bangor 0 (Maddie Herritz 2×4 Double)

Necedah 16 Mauston 0 (Lydia Rattunde 2×2 2RBI’s)

Wisconsin Dells 9 Nekoosa 0

Reedsburg 3 Portage 0

La Crosse Aquinas 6 Tomah 5

Brookwood 13 La Farge 0

 

 

 

Girls Soccer

Stoughton 6 Reedsburg 1

Melrose-Mindoro 2 Mauston 0

Tomah 9 La Crosse Logan 0

 

Track & Field Results

Mauston boys won 2024 SCC Conference meet.  Eli Hallwood broke a 40 year old conference championship record in the pole vault with a vault of 14-1.

The Mauston girls finished in 4th place.

New Lisbon Track & Field Top Finishers at SBC Championship Meet

The New Lisbon Track and Field team competed Tuesday at the Scenic Bluffs conference meet at Royal.  The boys team finished 3rd and the girls team finished 4th.  New Lisbon’s Conference Champions were

 Blake Smith in the Shot Put

Jake Cox in the long jump

The 4 x 200 relay team of Jake Cox, Jamesen Pfaff, Jude Keltner, and Carson Welter

And Heidi Mathes in the long jump.

Finishing in the top three and earning medals also were

Chloe Pfaff, Claire Haske, Heidi Mathes, and Alivia Bailey with a second place finish in the 4 x 400 relay

Jameson Barker with a second place finish in 110 hurdles

Blake Smith with a third place finish in the Discus

Tre Bailey with a third place finish in the Shot Put

and Eliza Curtis, Claire Haske, Alivia Bailey, and Klarissa Earhart in the 4 x 800 relay.

 

 Next up is the regional meet in Cashton on Monday for the Rockets.

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