Obit: Brost, Norman Lambert (1925 - 1987)
Transcriber: Robert Lipprandt
bob@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Aschenbrenner, Brost, Fischer, Harsvedt, Pakosta, Stohbusch, Treichel,
Weber
----Source: The McElravy-Geier Funeral Home (Ladysmith, WI) 6/26/1987
Brost, Norman Lambert (18 DEC 1925 - 23 JUN 1987)
Norman Lambert Brost, 61, Conrath, WI, owner of the Marshal Cheese Factory, died
June 23, 1987 at Rusk County Memorial Hospital of cancer. He was born December
18, 1925, at Marshfield, the son of Ernest Peter and Florence E. (Weber) Brost.
He and came to Rusk County in 1952.
Norman and Virginia R. Aschenbrenner were married on October 7, 1950 at
Auburndale, WI. Brost made cheese all of his life. His father was a cheese maker
near Marshfield.
Coming here from Marshfield in January of 1952, Norman worked as manager of
Marshal Coop. In 1967, he purchased the business, now called Marshall Cheese
Factory. In 1952, it was processing 5,000 pounds of milk a day and today,
Marshall Cheese processes 200,000 pounds a day. The company does business all
over the United States. He enjoyed cheese making and meeting with his patrons.
Norman was a member of St. John 's Catholic Church of Sheldon and of the Knights
of Columbus.
Survivors include his wife, Virginia; his mother, Florence; five sons; Bob of
Sheldon, Dave of Butternut, Jim of Conrath, Joe of Conrath and Mark of St. Paul;
two daughters; Mary Treichel of Marshfield and Cathy Brost of Milwaukee; eleven
grandchildren; a brother Claude Brost of Allenton, WI; three sisters; Ruth
Stohbusch of Watertown, WI, Olive Fischer of Watertown and Virjean Harsvedt of
Santa Rosa Beach, FL.
Funeral services were June 25 at St John's Catholic Church in Sheldon with
Father Francis Pakosta officiating. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Sheldon.
McElravy-Geier Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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