Obit: Baeseman, Arden Frederick (1938 - 2018)
Transcriber: Robert Lipprandt
bob@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Baeseman, Baeseman-Smith, Berg, Flowers, Gajewski, Good, Heidmann,
Hertz, Hornung, Huff, Ninabuck, Schlei, Stahel, Streveler, Umnus, Wagner,
Wesolowski
----Source: The Peterson Kraemer Funeral Home (Athens, Edgar, Marathon WI)
4/13/2018
Baeseman, Arden Frederick (2 NOV 1938 - 10 APR 2018)
Arden Frederick Baeseman, 79, Edgar died peacefully in his home surrounded by
this family on Tuesday, April 10, 2018.
Arden was born on November 2nd, 1938 in Edgar, Wisconsin, son of the late Arnold
and Elsie (Umnus) Baeseman the youngest of seven children. Arden married his
high school sweetheart and the love of his life the late Joan Wagner on November
12th, 1959 at St. John Catholic Church in Edgar. Joan passed away on July 10,
2010. Arden was a graduate of the Edgar High School class of 1956.
In his life, Arden served the 37th Division National Guards in Wausau from
1960-1963. During this time he was stationed in Washington at Fort Lewis. When
he and his wife returned from Washington, he took over his father’s business,
Edgar Implement, Inc., until it closed in 1976. Afterwards, Arden continued to
sell farm equipment for Swiderski Equipment in Mosinee. Arden had many hobbies
over the years including hunting, camping, and snowmobiling. He also had several
hobbies that involved his love of farming including collecting and restoring
antique toy tractors, raising beef cattle, and collecting and restoring
International Harvester tractors. Many of these tractors had been featured and
displayed at the annual North Central Antique Steam and Gas Engine Show on the
Kurt Umnus farm where Arden’s mother grew up. A source of great pride for Arden
was when his prototype 1943 Frame-All A tractor was featured in the National Red
Power Show in Madison. An article on his tractor was featured in a book about
International Harvester Tractors.
Arden is survived by his seven children including his two daughters Kim Ninabuck
(Scott), Birnamwood, Jody (Steve Schlei), Wausau; five sons Arden Fredrick, Jr.
(Cara) and Richard (Lisa), both of Edgar, Scott, Highland Park, Illinois, Aaron
(Sommer), Edgar, and Zachary (Rebecca), Waupaca; 17 grandchildren: Mollie Jo
Baeseman (Tyler), Mitchell Baeseman (Cassie), Cody Heidmann (Heidi), Kyla
Baeseman, Atticus Ninabuck (Melanie), Stuart Ninabuck (Allie), Alexandria
Gajewski (Eric), Eric Wesolowski (Megan), Bradley Hornung (Jody), David Hornung,
Mattea Baeseman, Stella Baeseman-Smith, Margaret Baeseman-Smith, Ashlynn
Baeseman, Macallen Baeseman, Rainier Baeseman, and Olin Baeseman; and 21
great-grandchildren Hattie Berg, Ari and Hollis Baeseman, Carlie Stahel,
Emmalynn Heidmann, Mallory, Cassius, Alma, Briggs, Gordon, Forrest, and Lyra
Ninabuck, Kashton, Klayton, and Lennon Gajewski, Harper, Liam, and Maxwell
Wesolowski, Ava, Beauden, and Camden Hornung.
Beside his parents and wife, he was preceded in death by two daughters,
Chrysanthemum and Michaela; three brothers, Arnold Jr., Elmer, and Gordon; and
three sisters, Marge Good, Elaine Hertz, and Gayle Flowers.
A Christian Prayer Service will be celebrated at 7:00pm on Friday, April 13th,
2018 at St. John Catholic Church, Edgar. The Revered Tom Huff and Reverend Bob
Streveler will co-preside. Visitation will be from 3:30pm until the time of
services at the church.
Peterson-Kraemer Funeral Home, Edgar, is in charge of arrangements.
The family would like to express special thanks to Aspirus Hospice Comfort Care
and Services for their care. Additionally, they would particularly like to thank
Jessica Feltz for her care, humor, and dedication during Arden’s final months.
Online condolences may be expressed at
www.petersonkraemer.com.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Arden’s name to the North Central
Antique Steam and Gas Engine Show.
Obituary: Baseman, Joan Elizabeth (Wagner)
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