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(nee Wubbena) Passed away peacefully on December 20, 2020 at age 76 and was reunited with her husband Kenneth Brahm. Loving mother of Robin (Michael) Burroughs, Ken (Chris Leskovar), Douglas (Lisa), and David (Heather). Proud grandmother of Sam, Logan, Nick, Emily, Jonah, and Kylie. Dear sister of Martha (the late Kenneth) Walters, Meint (Lena) Wubbena,Continue Reading
Brian Schwartz
left a message on January 1, 2021:
Robin, Ken, Doug and Dave - my deepest condolences on your loss. Your Mom was such a nice person. I was just a pesky neighbor kid that showed up at the door all the time, and I'm sure a lot of those times weren't necessarily convenient, but she always welcomed me in no matter what was going on at the time..... I found myself participating in a lot of family breakfasts, lunches, snacks, whatever. I will never forget that about her.
Kathleen Malzer
left a message on December 27, 2020:
We will miss Lori sooo much. For more years than I can remember, we would get together on Saturday mornings for a walk, and then have coffee, a treat (a must), and have great conversations on certain people in politics, and sports. Lori and my husband could talk about the Packers in detail. I was always amazed how much she knew about the players. Lori, I will always be thinking of you on my solo Saturday walks. Love you!
Orla & Dan Guzlecki
left a message on December 26, 2020:
Our deepest condolences to Lorraine's family and friends. Lorraine and I started working together in 1975 and became close friends during these 45 years. She will remain in our hearts forever. She will be missed always. We'll hang onto the many sweet memories of fun times at work, at weddings, retirements, birthdays, holidays, on trips, on getaway weekends, too many to mention but Lorraine's presence was special. She was one of the most kind, generous, thoughtful and considerate persons I've known. Her absence leaves a hole in our hearts.
Ruth Polka
left a message on December 26, 2020:
Dear Robin, Ken, Doug, and David
Your mom has been a cherished neighbor and friend for the last 48 years. She and your dad will always be in my thoughts and prayers. Love to all of you.
Leeann & Ron Brahm
left a message on December 24, 2020:
Lori, may you rest in peace. You will be deeply missed.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Sue Simon
left a message on December 23, 2020:
Lorrraine and I go back over 50 years, when we met at an Organization of Twin Blessed Mothers meeting. Talk about a bonding experience.......having twins is such a wild ride and having friends going through all the stages, good and bad, with you is an incomparable comfort and blessing. So 50 years later, we remained close friends, and shared such good times at monthly meetings these last years as MOM's (Mother's of Older Multiples) at weekends at Heike's lake home, and trips to Minocqua, and crafting sessions and movie nights. During Covid , we had to give up in person meetings and settle for Zooming....to stay connected. So her loss will leave a hole in our circle of friends. Lorraine was so loved and respected by us all for her sweet demeanor and always positive attitude. So I am saddened beyond words at her passing, and so sorry for what I know her family must be feeling. You all have my prayers for lots of courage. Sue Simon
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Brian Schwartz
left a message on January 1, 2021:
Robin, Ken, Doug and Dave - my deepest condolences on your loss. Your Mom was such a nice person. I was just a pesky neighbor kid that showed up at the door all the time, and I'm sure a lot of those times weren't necessarily convenient, but she always welcomed me in no matter what was going on at the time..... I found myself participating in a lot of family breakfasts, lunches, snacks, whatever. I will never forget that about her.
Kathleen Malzer
left a message on December 27, 2020:
We will miss Lori sooo much. For more years than I can remember, we would get together on Saturday mornings for a walk, and then have coffee, a treat (a must), and have great conversations on certain people in politics, and sports. Lori and my husband could talk about the Packers in detail. I was always amazed how much she knew about the players. Lori, I will always be thinking of you on my solo Saturday walks. Love you!
Orla & Dan Guzlecki
left a message on December 26, 2020:
Our deepest condolences to Lorraine's family and friends. Lorraine and I started working together in 1975 and became close friends during these 45 years. She will remain in our hearts forever. She will be missed always. We'll hang onto the many sweet memories of fun times at work, at weddings, retirements, birthdays, holidays, on trips, on getaway weekends, too many to mention but Lorraine's presence was special. She was one of the most kind, generous, thoughtful and considerate persons I've known. Her absence leaves a hole in our hearts.
Ruth Polka
left a message on December 26, 2020:
Dear Robin, Ken, Doug, and David
Your mom has been a cherished neighbor and friend for the last 48 years. She and your dad will always be in my thoughts and prayers. Love to all of you.
Leeann & Ron Brahm
left a message on December 24, 2020:
Lori, may you rest in peace. You will be deeply missed.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Sue Simon
left a message on December 23, 2020:
Lorrraine and I go back over 50 years, when we met at an Organization of Twin Blessed Mothers meeting. Talk about a bonding experience.......having twins is such a wild ride and having friends going through all the stages, good and bad, with you is an incomparable comfort and blessing. So 50 years later, we remained close friends, and shared such good times at monthly meetings these last years as MOM's (Mother's of Older Multiples) at weekends at Heike's lake home, and trips to Minocqua, and crafting sessions and movie nights. During Covid , we had to give up in person meetings and settle for Zooming....to stay connected. So her loss will leave a hole in our circle of friends. Lorraine was so loved and respected by us all for her sweet demeanor and always positive attitude. So I am saddened beyond words at her passing, and so sorry for what I know her family must be feeling. You all have my prayers for lots of courage. Sue Simon
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