Obit: Amo, Fay Audrey (1929 - 2020)
Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail:
dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Amo, Gilge, Kelnhofer, Schwoch, Pawlowicz, Forrett, Schlais, Fox,
Johnson, Kovatch, Lueders, Galler, Bergdorf, Andersen
----Source: Life-Tributes Funeral Home (Spencer, Clark Co., WI) 12/02/2020
Amo, Fay Audrey (15 August 1929 – 27 November 2020)
Faye A. Amo, 91, of Dorchester, died on Friday, November 27, 2020 as the result
of a motor vehicle accident.
Faye was born on August 15, 1929 in Milwaukee; the daughter of Edward and Ida (Gilge)
Kelnhofer. She graduated valedictorian at Rib Lake High School, Class of 1947.
She then went on to earn a diploma from the nursing program at St. Joseph’s
Hospital in Marshfield and worked as a register nurse for many years. She
currently worked at Homeplace of Dorchester cooking meals for the residents. She
also volunteered her time for hospice and as a volunteer grandma at Dorchester
and Colby Elementary School for more than 20 years.
She was united in marriage to Theodore “Ted” Schwoch in Rib Lake. Together, they
had three children. They later divorced. She was later united in marriage to
James “Jim” Amo at St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church in Dorchester. Sadly,
Jim passed away January 31, 1998.
Faye was a member of St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church in Dorchester. She
also played the organ and sang in the choir at church. She was also a member of
many other groups such as the Red Hats, the Showcase Players Theater Group, the
Lions Club and many others.
She was always on the move and always busy. She loved to work in the garden and
cooking and baking in the kitchen. She loved to bake all kinds of Christmas
cookies around the holidays. She was gifted with skillful hands to crochet
scarves and baby hats for the newborn babies at the hospital. She was also an
avid cat lover.
Those that will lovingly cherish her memory are her children, Yvonne (Bruce)
Pawlowicz and their daughters, Angela Forrett and her children, Landon, Teegan
and Brynlee Forrett and daughter, Ashley Pawlowicz, all of Dorchester; Wenda
Schwoch and her husband, Larry Schlais of Minneapolis, MN and Kurt (Kathy)
Schwoch of Dorchester and her four step-children, Sherry Fox of Appleton, Marsha
Johnson of Appleton, Jim Amo of Appleton and Jamie “BJ” Amo of Covington, GA.
She is further survived by her seven step-grandchildren, Aaron, Elliot, Austin,
Elizabeth “Betsy”, Cambria, Cassy and McKenna, her six step-great-grandchildren,
Zack, Shea, Braydon, Emma, Aubrey and McKinleigh and her nieces, nephews, other
relatives and friends.
Faye is preceded in death by both husbands, Ted Schwoch and Jim Amo; her
parents, Edward and Ida Kelnhofer and two brothers in infancy, Kenneth George
and George Edward.
A Funeral Service will be held at 11 A.M. on Friday, December 4, 2020 at St.
Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church in Dorchester with Rev. Shawn W. Andersen
officiating. She will be laid to rest following the service at Lakeview Cemetery
in Rib Lake. Family and friends are invited to gather at the church on Friday
from 9 AM until time of service.
The honor of pallbearer belongs to her nieces and nephews: Gary Schwoch, Klark
Schwoch, Mark Kovatch, Melissa Lueders and Nick Forrett. Honorary pallbearers
will be Greg Kovatch, Eric Kovatch, Steve Schwoch, Jayson Galler and Jayna
Bergdorf.
In lieu of flowers, memorials in Faye’s name are being accepted by the family to
go to a charity to be determined.
Please visit
www.lifetributesfuneralhome.com to share thoughts and condolences.
Faye’s arrangements are under the care of Life Tributes Funeral Home-Spencer.
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