Robert Hunter passed away Thursday November 10th after a battle with Alzheimer's.
Robert was born March 16, 1930 on a dairy farm in Junction City, WI, son of the late Robert and Isla Hunter.
Husband of the late Lillian L. Hunter, wife of 40 years. Preceded in death his brothers David and Ronald Hunter and his sisters Vila Hunter and Joyce Isis.
He served in the Marine Corp during the Korean War. He worked in the publishing industry as a truck driver for most of his career. He enjoyed working on small engines and in retirement became an avid wood worker building yard decorations for all the family and neighbors.
He was always caring and found happiness in providing goodies to the grandchildren and great grandchildren on his many trips to Virginia to visit family.
He is survived by his step daughters Joanne Campbell and Deborah Valdovinos and step son James Miller and 4 step grandchildren, 9 step great grandchildren and 2 step great great grandchildren. Of his 9 brothers and sisters, he is survived by 4 sisters Rita Hunter, Yvonne Wofenberger, Jan Kimbrell, Darlene Hunter and many nieces and nephews.
A graveside service will be held at Arlington Park Cemetery, 4141 S. 27th St. Greenfield, WI Tuesday November 22nd at 1:00pm.
Schaff Funeral Home
Robert was born March 16, 1930 on a dairy farm in Junction City, WI, son of the late Robert and Isla Hunter.
Husband of the late Lillian L. Hunter, wife of 40 years. Preceded in death his brothers David and Ronald Hunter and his sisters Vila Hunter and Joyce Isis.
He served in the Marine Corp during the Korean War. He worked in the publishing industry as a truck driver for most of his career. He enjoyed working on small engines and in retirement became an avid wood worker building yard decorations for all the family and neighbors.
He was always caring and found happiness in providing goodies to the grandchildren and great grandchildren on his many trips to Virginia to visit family.
He is survived by his step daughters Joanne Campbell and Deborah Valdovinos and step son James Miller and 4 step grandchildren, 9 step great grandchildren and 2 step great great grandchildren. Of his 9 brothers and sisters, he is survived by 4 sisters Rita Hunter, Yvonne Wofenberger, Jan Kimbrell, Darlene Hunter and many nieces and nephews.
A graveside service will be held at Arlington Park Cemetery, 4141 S. 27th St. Greenfield, WI Tuesday November 22nd at 1:00pm.
Schaff Funeral Home
Robert Hunter passed away Thursday November 10th after a battle with Alzheimer's.
Robert was born March 16, 1930 on a dairy farm in Junction City, WI, son of the late Robert and Isla Hunter.
Husband of the late Lillian L. Hunter, wife of 40 years. Preceded in death his brothers David and Ronald Hunter and his sisters Vila Hunter and Joyce Isis.
He served in the Marine Corp during the Korean War. He worked in the publishing industry as a truck driver for most of his career. He enjoyed working on small engines and in retirement became an avid wood worker building yard decorations for all the family and neighbors.
He was always caring and found happiness in providing goodies to the grandchildren and great grandchildren on his many trips to Virginia to visit family.
He is survived by his step daughters Joanne Campbell and Deborah Valdovinos and step son James Miller and 4 step grandchildren, 9 step great grandchildren and 2 step great great grandchildren. Of his 9 brothers and sisters, he is survived by 4 sisters Rita Hunter, Yvonne Wofenberger, Jan Kimbrell, Darlene Hunter and many nieces and nephews.
A graveside service will be held at Arlington Park Cemetery, 4141 S. 27th St. Greenfield, WI Tuesday November 22nd at 1:00pm.
Schaff Funeral Home
Robert was born March 16, 1930 on a dairy farm in Junction City, WI, son of the late Robert and Isla Hunter.
Husband of the late Lillian L. Hunter, wife of 40 years. Preceded in death his brothers David and Ronald Hunter and his sisters Vila Hunter and Joyce Isis.
He served in the Marine Corp during the Korean War. He worked in the publishing industry as a truck driver for most of his career. He enjoyed working on small engines and in retirement became an avid wood worker building yard decorations for all the family and neighbors.
He was always caring and found happiness in providing goodies to the grandchildren and great grandchildren on his many trips to Virginia to visit family.
He is survived by his step daughters Joanne Campbell and Deborah Valdovinos and step son James Miller and 4 step grandchildren, 9 step great grandchildren and 2 step great great grandchildren. Of his 9 brothers and sisters, he is survived by 4 sisters Rita Hunter, Yvonne Wofenberger, Jan Kimbrell, Darlene Hunter and many nieces and nephews.
A graveside service will be held at Arlington Park Cemetery, 4141 S. 27th St. Greenfield, WI Tuesday November 22nd at 1:00pm.
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