Louis Zimmermann, age 77 of Maui, Hawaii, entered heaven's gates on Tuesday, January 15, 2008.
He is survived by a loving and supportive wife of 55 years, Delores (Schmidt) plus three children; son, Steven (Debra) Zimmermann, son, Scott (Dana) Zimmermann, and daughter, Laurie Dunham (David) and four grandchildren, Brittney and Lindsey Zimmermann and Dalton and Demi Rae Dunham.
Lou served in the U.S. Army as an officer in the explosive ordinance disposal division and enjoyed a varied and exciting career path most Notably in the Boy Blue Inc. ice cream franchise where he expanded the business to over 60 stores throughout the Midwest, Florida and Canada.
Lou enjoyed fishing, hunting, spending time with his family, and walking the beaches of Maui picking up shells.
The family invites you to join them for visitation on Monday, January 21st from 9-11 am with services at 11:00 at the Pagenkopf Funeral Home Oconomowoc, burial to follow at La Belle Cemetary in Oconomowoc.
The family sends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported them during this difficult time.
He is survived by a loving and supportive wife of 55 years, Delores (Schmidt) plus three children; son, Steven (Debra) Zimmermann, son, Scott (Dana) Zimmermann, and daughter, Laurie Dunham (David) and four grandchildren, Brittney and Lindsey Zimmermann and Dalton and Demi Rae Dunham.
Lou served in the U.S. Army as an officer in the explosive ordinance disposal division and enjoyed a varied and exciting career path most Notably in the Boy Blue Inc. ice cream franchise where he expanded the business to over 60 stores throughout the Midwest, Florida and Canada.
Lou enjoyed fishing, hunting, spending time with his family, and walking the beaches of Maui picking up shells.
The family invites you to join them for visitation on Monday, January 21st from 9-11 am with services at 11:00 at the Pagenkopf Funeral Home Oconomowoc, burial to follow at La Belle Cemetary in Oconomowoc.
The family sends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported them during this difficult time.
Louis Zimmermann, age 77 of Maui, Hawaii, entered heaven's gates on Tuesday, January 15, 2008.
He is survived by a loving and supportive wife of 55 years, Delores (Schmidt) plus three children; son, Steven (Debra) Zimmermann, son, Scott (Dana) Zimmermann, and daughter, Laurie Dunham (David) and four grandchildren, Brittney and Lindsey Zimmermann and Dalton and Demi Rae Dunham.
Lou served in the U.S. Army as an officer in the explosive ordinance disposal division and enjoyed a varied and exciting career path most Notably in the Boy Blue Inc. ice cream franchise where he expanded the business to over 60 stores throughout the Midwest, Florida and Canada.
Lou enjoyed fishing, hunting, spending time with his family, and walking the beaches of Maui picking up shells.
The family invites you to join them for visitation on Monday, January 21st from 9-11 am with services at 11:00 at the Pagenkopf Funeral Home Oconomowoc, burial to follow at La Belle Cemetary in Oconomowoc.
The family sends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported them during this difficult time.
He is survived by a loving and supportive wife of 55 years, Delores (Schmidt) plus three children; son, Steven (Debra) Zimmermann, son, Scott (Dana) Zimmermann, and daughter, Laurie Dunham (David) and four grandchildren, Brittney and Lindsey Zimmermann and Dalton and Demi Rae Dunham.
Lou served in the U.S. Army as an officer in the explosive ordinance disposal division and enjoyed a varied and exciting career path most Notably in the Boy Blue Inc. ice cream franchise where he expanded the business to over 60 stores throughout the Midwest, Florida and Canada.
Lou enjoyed fishing, hunting, spending time with his family, and walking the beaches of Maui picking up shells.
The family invites you to join them for visitation on Monday, January 21st from 9-11 am with services at 11:00 at the Pagenkopf Funeral Home Oconomowoc, burial to follow at La Belle Cemetary in Oconomowoc.
The family sends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported them during this difficult time.
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