Visitation
Krause Funeral Home New Berlin
12401 West National Avenue
New Berlin, WI 53151
Sunday 12/18,
9:00 am - 10:45 am
Service
Krause Funeral Home New Berlin
12401 West National Avenue
New Berlin, WI 53151
Sunday 12/18,
11:00 am
Anthony B. Werra, Tony the Barber, passed away peacefully at age 75 on Wednesday December 7th, 2022 after a courageous battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his loved ones. Tony was born on June 26, 1947 the son of late Dr. Bernard and Mary (Weber) Werra. He was also preceded in death by hisContinue Reading
Julie Trickle
left a message on December 21, 2022:
My deepest sympathies to Tony's family. I'm not sure what made me Google his name this evening only to find the obituary. I've watched the service and find all the love and memories to match the way I remember him. Tony, sorry to have missed you. We seem to have a problem with our timing. Rest in Peace my friend.
Julee and Bernie Vincent
left a message on December 18, 2022:
Bernie and I loved getting our haircut at the Tonsorial Parlour. We fondly remember the Christmas parties at the original shop. In the '90's, Tony had me looking quite stylish with my long mullet. He shaved a deerhead in the back of my 10 year old son, John's head before it was cool. And my now deceased dad, Bert, always shared laughs and old jokes with Claudia, Jr., and of course our Tony the barber. I still have two of his famous T-shirts: one Postal themed I survived the winter of '92 (I think) and the Circus Parade gone wrong memorial. He had so many talents and his love for people is his legacy. RIP Tony and thanks for the memories.
Bill Campbell
left a message on December 17, 2022:
So sad to see Tony leave. He was a force or a real”pistol” as his mother once said. He was generous and kind but had a humorous side to him. As a cousin we often spent time together in our younger years hunting, fishing and target shooting. Tony loved his cars and we laid many a strip in his Road Runner and spent time trying to launch his father’s Mercedes over the railroad tracks. He was an excellent still artist from a young age but preferred more t shirt art. Playing pool and jokes were a passion and he entertained many a person. Some of them may not be appropriate in heaven though. He always looked at tithe good side of things basically refusing to dwell on his cancer. He’ll be missed
Don Radman
left a message on December 14, 2022:
Tony will be missed by all of his friends at Merrys
Ken Stopar sr.
left a message on December 12, 2022:
I first met Tony back in 1975 when I worked at Buran AMC Jeep, Tony had taken his Jeep down to Daytona for spring break and was driving on the beach and in the water , when he returned to Milwaukee his Jeep was having problems so he brought it in for repair, I was one of the guy's that worked on it ,both axles were filled with salt water
We have been friends ever since.
Off roading in the late 70's , to goose hunting Horicon Marsh to duck hunting the Mississippi river.
He will be missed , Rest In Peach my friend
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Nancy Kutschenreuter
left a message on December 9, 2022:
Tony was a loving, caring person. He brought so much laughter to us all by his jokes he loved making people happy and laugh. May he rest in peace being by his
Loves ones and specially his brother Bernie.
left a message:
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Julie Trickle
left a message on December 21, 2022:
My deepest sympathies to Tony's family. I'm not sure what made me Google his name this evening only to find the obituary. I've watched the service and find all the love and memories to match the way I remember him. Tony, sorry to have missed you. We seem to have a problem with our timing. Rest in Peace my friend.
Julee and Bernie Vincent
left a message on December 18, 2022:
Bernie and I loved getting our haircut at the Tonsorial Parlour. We fondly remember the Christmas parties at the original shop. In the '90's, Tony had me looking quite stylish with my long mullet. He shaved a deerhead in the back of my 10 year old son, John's head before it was cool. And my now deceased dad, Bert, always shared laughs and old jokes with Claudia, Jr., and of course our Tony the barber. I still have two of his famous T-shirts: one Postal themed I survived the winter of '92 (I think) and the Circus Parade gone wrong memorial. He had so many talents and his love for people is his legacy. RIP Tony and thanks for the memories.
Bill Campbell
left a message on December 17, 2022:
So sad to see Tony leave. He was a force or a real”pistol” as his mother once said. He was generous and kind but had a humorous side to him. As a cousin we often spent time together in our younger years hunting, fishing and target shooting. Tony loved his cars and we laid many a strip in his Road Runner and spent time trying to launch his father’s Mercedes over the railroad tracks. He was an excellent still artist from a young age but preferred more t shirt art. Playing pool and jokes were a passion and he entertained many a person. Some of them may not be appropriate in heaven though. He always looked at tithe good side of things basically refusing to dwell on his cancer. He’ll be missed
Don Radman
left a message on December 14, 2022:
Tony will be missed by all of his friends at Merrys
Ken Stopar sr.
left a message on December 12, 2022:
I first met Tony back in 1975 when I worked at Buran AMC Jeep, Tony had taken his Jeep down to Daytona for spring break and was driving on the beach and in the water , when he returned to Milwaukee his Jeep was having problems so he brought it in for repair, I was one of the guy's that worked on it ,both axles were filled with salt water
We have been friends ever since.
Off roading in the late 70's , to goose hunting Horicon Marsh to duck hunting the Mississippi river.
He will be missed , Rest In Peach my friend
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Nancy Kutschenreuter
left a message on December 9, 2022:
Tony was a loving, caring person. He brought so much laughter to us all by his jokes he loved making people happy and laugh. May he rest in peace being by his
Loves ones and specially his brother Bernie.
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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