Visitation
Krause Funeral Home Milwaukee
9000 West Capitol Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53222
Wednesday 8/28,
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Service
Krause Funeral Home Milwaukee
9000 West Capitol Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53222
Wednesday 8/28,
12:00 pm
Entered Eternal Life on August 21, 2019, at age 90. Dear husband of Beverly (nee Savoie, formerly Kadow) for 34 years. Preceded in death by his first wife, Marie. Cherished step-dad of Richard (the late JoAnn) Ball, John Kadow, Rose (John) Ivy, and Liz (Dave) Riedel. Proud Papa of Bryan (Nawal) Ball, Jonathan (Melissa) Ball,Continue Reading
Gary Seefeldt
left a message on August 24, 2019:
I remember almost like yesterday, Uncle Herb would drive up from the big city and visit for the weekend. He worked for a cool company, Harley Davidson, and on those weekend trips usually drove a Buick Skylark GS or a black 4x4 GM pickup pulling a trailer. The trailer would have his latest project within. This could be a full-sized tractor, a garden tractor, a mini bike, a snowmobile, a motorcycle or something else really cool. On a couple of these trips, I would go to mini-tractor pulls with him where I would pull his garden tractor and then he would pull it in the adult class.
Godspeed, rest in peace - Uncle.
Bryan Ball
left a message on August 23, 2019:
Grandpa,
You were a major part of my life from early childhood through my adult years.
I will cherish those early years of playing games, going to races and tractor pulls and being on the farm. Showing me how all your tools worked by always having a big wheel, mini bike, dirt bike, tractors and safe cars and trucks to play with.
You were a true legend to me teaching me the true meaning of a hard worker.
Your guidance will carry me until the end if my days.
I will miss you dearly grandpa
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Gary Seefeldt
left a message on August 24, 2019:
I remember almost like yesterday, Uncle Herb would drive up from the big city and visit for the weekend. He worked for a cool company, Harley Davidson, and on those weekend trips usually drove a Buick Skylark GS or a black 4x4 GM pickup pulling a trailer. The trailer would have his latest project within. This could be a full-sized tractor, a garden tractor, a mini bike, a snowmobile, a motorcycle or something else really cool. On a couple of these trips, I would go to mini-tractor pulls with him where I would pull his garden tractor and then he would pull it in the adult class.
Godspeed, rest in peace - Uncle.
Bryan Ball
left a message on August 23, 2019:
Grandpa,
You were a major part of my life from early childhood through my adult years.
I will cherish those early years of playing games, going to races and tractor pulls and being on the farm. Showing me how all your tools worked by always having a big wheel, mini bike, dirt bike, tractors and safe cars and trucks to play with.
You were a true legend to me teaching me the true meaning of a hard worker.
Your guidance will carry me until the end if my days.
I will miss you dearly grandpa
left a message:
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