Obit: Schommer, John P. (1859 - 1928)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames: SCHOMMER
BREINING VAN ROOY JOHNSTON OLSON DEBRUIND ----Source: Colby
Phonograph (Colby, Wis.) 03/15/1928 Schommer, John P.
(7 May 1859 - 8 Mar 1928) John P. Schommer,
whose death was chronicled in this paper last week, was laid at
rest in the Colby Catholic Cemetery, Monday, March 12, funeral
services being held at the Catholic Church, Rev. Lachnit
officiating. The deceased was
born in Ozaukee Co., Wis., May 7, 1859, and died March 8, 1928,
heart failure being the cause of his journey to the distant shore.
He reached the age of sixty-eight years, ten months and one day. On
April 23, 1878, he was married to Catherine Breining at Hancock,
Mich. This union was blessed with ten children, nine of who are
still living, namely: B. M. Schommer, John Schommer, L. J.
Schommer, Mrs. Peter Van Rooy, all of Colby; Mrs. Carl Johnston,
town of Johnston; Mrs. Einar Olson, town of Holton; Casper L.
Schommer, Raymond W. Schommer and Mrs. Albert Debruind, all of
Kaukauna. He came to this locality Oct. 9, 1907, and engaged in the
farming business. He was a faithful member of the catholic Church
and C. O. F. Those from out of
town here for the funeral were C. L. Schommer, Kaukauna; Mr. and
Mrs. N. L. Schommer, Little Chute; Mrs. Agnes Macken, Menasha; Mrs.
Minnie Rohloff, Menasha; Lambert Schommer, Little Chute, Wm.
Schommer, Freedom; Mrs. Alice Leisch, Freedom; Albert DeBruin; Mr.
Raymond Schommer and Mrs. Rose Schommer, Kaukauna. Besides his wife
and children, his departure is also mourned by one brother, Nick L.
Schommer, Little Chute. He was a man of
excellent habits, fine moral character and a good Christian, and
his relatives and friends will always remember him as a kind and
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