Obit: Much, Jean (1920 – 2014)
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Surnames: Much, Hope, Florkowski, Hanson
Source: Marshfield News Herald (Marshfield, WI) 31 Dec 2014
Much, Jean (19 JUN 1920 – 21 DEC 2014)
Jean Much, formerly of Hartford, WI, died December 21, 2014 at Colonial Center
in Colby, WI. A Celebration of Life will be held at Trinity Lutheran church in
Unity on Saturday, January 3, 2015 at 11AM with a time of visitation from 10AM
until time of services. Pastor Al Houts will officiate. Life Tributes Funeral
Home and Cremation Services of Spencer is assisting the family.
Jean was born June 19, 1920 to John and Barbara (Hope) Florkowski in Lublin, WI.
She grew up with her siblings near Stanley, WI. where her family ran a cheese
factory. On October 5, 1940 she married Ervin Much. They farmed in the township
of Butler, near Thorp, WI where they raised their six children. Around 1961 they
moved to Milwaukee, WI with their two youngest children. After Ervin passed away
in 1980, Jean relocated to Hartford, WI where she lived until 2014. In July of
2014 she relocated to the Colonial Center in Colby, WI.
She liked snowmobiling and was a devoted Green Bay Packer fan. She enjoyed
spending time with her children and grandchildren. As the years passed, she
especially loved visiting with her great-grandchildren. She was an avid walker
who was still taking mile long walks at 90. She would often invite her
great-grandchildren along to accompany her on her walks while on visits.
Jean is survived by four sons: James of Milwaukee, Marion (Christa) of
Rhinelander, Richard (Kathy) of Greenwood and Thomas (Linda, deceased) of Unity;
one daughter Nancy (Keith) Hanson of Oneida; 14 grandchildren; 35
great-grandchildren and one great-great grandson.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Ervin in 1980 and her
daughter Pat and daughter-in-law Linda both in 2012.
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