Lavonne G. Noth, 79, of Mauston, passed away peacefully with family at Our Senior Home Memory Care home on Monday evening, July 15, 2024. She was born on December 29, 1944, to Robert and Beverly Rediske, in Tomah, Wisconsin. She was united in marriage to Dean H. Noth, on August 28, 1965, in Tomah, Wisconsin.

She is survived by their six children, 14 grandchildren, 2 step grandchildren, and three great grandchildren; two sisters and a sister-in-law; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins, son Robert (Ligaya) Noth and children Emmanuel and Alana; daughter Becky Noth; daughter Jeanne (Mark) Berg and children, Megan (Mike) Oppriecht and great grandchildren Audrey and Oliver, Brittany Berg, Natasha (Jacob Benson) Berg, and Isaac Berg; daughter Tammy (Daniel) Remington and children, Austin Remington, Jessica Kramer, Adam (Alora) Kramer and great grandson Weston, Crystal Cafferty, Jacob Cafferty, and Camron Cafferty; son Charles (Ruth) Noth and his children Kate-Lynn (Josh) Wrezinski, Savannah (Calvin) Pender, Mackenzie Noth, and Aiden Noth; and son John (Jill Frohmader) Noth; sister, Karen (Sydney) Jerome; sister Diane (Jerome) Scharrer; and sister-in-law, Carol Anne Noth.

She was predeceased by her husband, her parents, a niece Laura Antony, and granddaughter Kylee Noth, as well as many aunts and uncles.

Lavonne, nicknamed Bonnie, spent countless hours in the kitchen cooking and baking for her family which she loved to do and excelled. Many of the ingredients came for their expansive gardens and orchard where all sorts of berries, fruits and vegetables grew under their care. But most loved by Lavonne were the flower beds which circled the house and the songbirds that she faithfully fed throughout the year. She knew them all by name and passed that knowledge on to her children. She enjoyed traveling with a special liking for the deserts of the southwest states. She had a gift to gab which lent well to her profession of waitressing for many years, and later as she sold tickets for the Ducks and other attractions in the Wisconsin Dells. She liked to be where the action was and would be the first out on the dance floor at every opportunity that came along. She loved people and served others doing hospice for a while and assisted handicap people on traveling tours by bus. She lived a very full life and had a strong faith in God.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, July 27, 2024, at the Bethany Lutheran Church, 701 Grove Street, Mauston, Wisconsin, with visitation from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. followed by a brief service and a light meal and fellowship.

CARL ANDERSON, age 67, of Friendship, WI, passed away unexpectedly at home on Friday, July 12, 2024. Visitation services will be held on Wednesday, August 7th from 4 – 7 pm and Thursday, August 8th from 10 – 11 am. Celebration of Life to follow at 11 am, all at Roseberry’s Funeral Home 512 Main Street, Friendship, WI. A luncheon will follow the Celebration at the VFW Post #6279 172 N Linden Street, Adams, WI 53910.

Carl Anderson was born in Madison, WI on May 30, 1957, to Charles R. and Patricia M. (Turner) Anderson. He married Mary Walter on November 14, 2020. Carl served in the United States Air Force between 1976-1980, working with the White House Communications staff in Washington DC. He traveled with White House staff to many places under two administrations. Carl had the honor of introducing the “President of the United States” on one occasion. He continued working on computer communication systems as a career for many years, moving to Minnesota, Illinois, and eventually back to Wisconsin.

Carl’s core was his Christian faith. He was raised attending church with his family and in the past few years became increasingly more confident displaying his faith. He faithfully attended all church services, was actively involved in men’s Bible studies, and helping in any way possible at his current church. Mornings would find him reading his daily devotions, drinking his tea with George sitting on his lap. Carl was a fun-loving man who shared in a lifetime of treasured memories with family and many friends. He had a soft spot for his cats, especially Herbie and George. There is an emptiness now in our hearts. Carl was a motorcycle enthusiast, having taken numerous road trips across the country with his Dad, uncle Earl, and cousin David. He covered over 300,000 miles. Of course, this included a few trips to Sturgis, South Dakota. In recent years, he and Mary would hit the road frequently on their cycles, riding several multi-state trips. Carl became an enthusiastic member of Castle Rock HOG chapter in Mauston. For all motorcycle enthusiasts, please consider riding your motorcycles to the services, to honor Carl.

Carl was an avid outdoorsman, hunting deer and turkey, and spending much time outdoors on his multi-acre homestead.

Carl will be dearly missed by his Wife, Mary, of Friendship; Sister: Cynthia (Mike) Peterson of Oregon, WI; Niece: Erin (Adam) Chisman of Merida, Yucatan, Mexico; Niece and Godchild: Annie Peterson of Las Vegas, Nevada; Great Nieces: Elisa (Joel) and Natalee Kaether, and Odessa Chisman; former Brother-in-Law: Bernard Peterson Jr of Hillsboro, WI; Godchild: Amanda (Anthony) Zimmerman; Carl’s First Cousins: James Wylie of Texas, David (Angela) Wylie of Winnsboro, TX, Daniel (Laura) Anderson of Richland Center, Denise (Larry) Rudersdorf of Pulaski, Doreen (Jason) Fehlauer of Watertown, Jerome Johanning of Rochelle, IL, Eric (Lori) Johanning of Rochelle, IL, Roger (Patty) Johanning of Rochelle, IL, Brian Johanning of Rochelle, IL, and John Anderson of Almena. Mary’s Children: Jeannie (Aaron) Symicek of Cottage Grove, MN, Katie (Jason) Karl of Marshfield; Grandchildren: Riley and Samantha Symicek and Brynlee and Hazel Karl.

He was preceded in death by his Parents, Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles: Mary and William Wylie, Wanda and Darwyn Anderson, Earl Turner, Kenneth and Kathleen Anderson. First cousins: Dennis Anderson, Dianne Rudersdorf, Kirk Johanning, Pamela Schmidt.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to either the American Legion Red Cloud Post in Friendship where he was an active member, or to the VFW Post #6279 in Adams in honor of Carl’s Dad Charles R. Anderson.

Susan (Margach) Burdick – age 53, slipped into the arms of our Savior, Jesus Christ, on July 13, 2024 in the Burdick home she loved with her family.

Suzie was an exceptional woman.  Her smile, words of encouragement, Scottish accent and Christian faith were her trade mark. 

Susan was born on Easter Sunday, April 11, 1971 to Marion and Peter Margach in Glasgow, Scotland.  She married Jim Coyle in 1992, a Scottish-American.  They moved to the United States.  Jim died in 1998 after a 9 month fight with Cancer in Tucson, AZ.  Susan married Stuart Burdick on March 31, 2001.  Tuscon was their primary home base, but Stuart’s work took them to different assignments with the Air Force, including Japan and Arkansas.  Upon Stuart’s retirement in 2013, they moved back to the Burdick farmstead in Easton, Wisconsin.  

Susan worked for the Moundview-Gunderson Hospital in Friendship from 2013 – 2023.  Her cancer diagnosis/treatments dictated her early departure from a job she enjoyed. 

Susan loved her family and friends and felt blessed by them all.  She was preceded in death by her mother, Marion Downie; mothers-in-law:  Marilyn Burdick and LaVerne Burdick; Step-father, Ian Beattie; and step-brother, Ian Beattie. 

She is survived by her loving husband Stuart Burdick; father, Peter Margach; step-father, Edwin Burdick; step-siblings: Mhairi Beattie & Fraser Beattie; sisters-in-law:  Nancy (David) Seelenbinder & Anita (Donald) Genrich; Children: Melissa Mitchell (AZ) and Jeremy (Amanda) Burdick (TX); 6 granddaughters; 3 great-grandsons; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and aunts/uncles.   

A special thank you to all the medical staff who helped Suzie in this past year and the Hospice care workers in the last two months.

A Celebration of Life will be held at the Roseberry’s Funeral Home in Friendship on Friday – July 26, 2024.  Visitation will start at 11:00am.  The service, officiated by Pastor Sam Downey, will start at 2pm. 

Susan always said, “At my celebration of life I would like the women to dress in red and  wear fancy hats!” ????. 

Michael J. Clark, age 59, of Lyndon Station, passed away on Monday, June 17, 2024 at his home surrounded by his family.

He is survived by his wife, Stacy Clark; children: Lloydd (Beth), Matt, Nathan (Laura), and Amanda; grandchildren: Michael, Torra-Jean, Jonny, Damon, Emilio, Destynee, Jason, Logan, Bently and Mavis; sister, Debbie (Connie); brother, Charlie; sisters-in-law: Kay and Patsy; his in-laws, Dave and Rita; and his ex-wife Edith.

A memorial service for Michael will be held at 11:00 A.M., Saturday, July 13, 2024 at the Reedsburg Church of God. Visitation will be on Saturday at the church from 10:00 A.M. until the time of the service. There will be a potluck supper to follow at Club Chapparal.

Farber Funeral Home, Reedsburg, is assisting the family.