He moved to Coleman and attended Coleman High School, excelling in athletics. After high school, he worked in the local area and eventually became head chef at a number of restaurants including the Victorian House in Green Bay. He was an accomplished sheepshead player, often leaving the table with more than he brought and was a sought-after partner in five-hand. He battled Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for over 35 years but never let it confine or restrain him. He was preceded in death by his parents, John "Jack" and Ella (Durocher) Rebman; and brothers, Richard Rebman, Eugene Rebman, Robert Rebman, John "Jack" (Grace) Rebman, and Charles Rebman. He is survived by his sons, Ryan (Rachel) Rebman and Tyler (Paola) Rebman; grandchildren, Soren and Bauer (Ryan and Rachel), Matteo and Mariana (Tyler and Paola); sister, Judie (Florian) Kotecki; sisters-in-law, Janet Rebman (WI), Violet Rebman (NJ), Therese Rebman (IL), Ursula Rebman (TX); and special nieces and nephews, Karri (Mike) Grenier, Adam Gordon, Amanda Gordon.
He moved to Coleman and attended Coleman High School, excelling in athletics. After high school, he worked in the local area and eventually became head chef at a number of restaurants including the Victorian House in Green Bay. He was an accomplished sheepshead player, often leaving the table with more than he brought and was a sought-after partner in five-hand. He battled Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for over 35 years but never let it confine or restrain him. He was preceded in death by his parents, John "Jack" and Ella (Durocher) Rebman; and brothers, Richard Rebman, Eugene Rebman, Robert Rebman, John "Jack" (Grace) Rebman, and Charles Rebman. He is survived by his sons, Ryan (Rachel) Rebman and Tyler (Paola) Rebman; grandchildren, Soren and Bauer (Ryan and Rachel), Matteo and Mariana (Tyler and Paola); sister, Judie (Florian) Kotecki; sisters-in-law, Janet Rebman (WI), Violet Rebman (NJ), Therese Rebman (IL), Ursula Rebman (TX); and special nieces and nephews, Karri (Mike) Grenier, Adam Gordon, Amanda Gordon.
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