Obit: Weber, Arlene R. (1931 - 2015)
Contact: Robert Lipprandt
bob@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Hinzman, Karpinski, Kotlowski, Orr, Shorougian, Waterman, Weber,
Wilcox
----Source: The Star News (Medford, WI) 7/23/2015
Weber, Arlene R. (Wilcox) (20 AUG 1931 - 16 JUL 2015)
Arlene R. Webster, 83, Gilman, died Thursday, July 16 at the Cornell Care Center
under the care of Hope Hospice.
Funeral services were Monday, July 20 at Zion Lutheran Church, Gilman. Burial
followed in the Donald Cemetery. Visitation was held at the Gilman Funeral Home.
The former Arlene Wilcox, was born on August 20, 1931 in the Lancaster area. She
is the daughter of the late Claude and Elizabeth (Orr) Wilcox. Arlene’s family
moved to the Mt. Hope area when she was five and she graduated from Mt. Hope
High School in 1949.
She married Donald Webster on September 28, 1949 at the Little Brown Church in
Nashua, Iowa. The couple farmed in Grant County for seven years before moving to
the Webster home farm in Donald, where they owned and operated a dairy farm for
the next 42 years.
Arlene also graduated from the Teacher’s College in Medford in 1967 and from Mt.
Senario College, Ladysmith with her teaching bachelor’s degree. She taught 3rd
grade for 24 years at Lake Holcombe Elementary.
Arlene traveled extensively, taking 25 tours all around the world. She was a
longtime Sunday school teacher for Zion Lutheran Church, a member of the Red Hat
Society, the Garden Club and a volunteer at the Gilman library. Arlene also
enjoyed her summers in Hayward, reading and puzzles.
She is survived by her children, Linda (Pete) Hinzman, Menomonie, Doug (Bev
Karpinski) Webster, Gilman, Richard (Tammy) Webster, Cornell, Dennis Webster,
Gilman, Susan (Ted) Kotlowski, Hudson, Duane (Amy) Webster of Ladysmith and
Darlene (Jon) Shorougian, Waukesha; 20 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren
with one on the way; one brother, Ivan Wilcox, Boscobel; and many nieces and
nephews.
Arlene is preceded n death by her husband, Donald, her parents; two grandsons,
Kirby and Daniel Webster; three brothers, Lavene, Francis and Leo Wilcox; and
one sister, Wilma Waterman.
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