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Daryl J. Wolf
It is with great sadness that we mourn the sudden passing of Daryl John Wolf on Saturday, June 11, 2022, at the age of 50. Daryl was born January 5, 1972 in Kaukauna, Wisconsin, the 4th child given to DuWayne and Shirley (Dehne) Wolf. He was baptized and confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church and he attended Trinity Lutheran School. Daryl graduated from Fox Valley Lutheran High School in 1990 and Fox Valley Technical College in 1993 majoring in Machine Tool. He was currently Operations Manager at B&H Pattern in Appleton, and was known throughout the industry for his CAD expertise. Daryl was proud to have designed parts that would be used by many major corporations. Daryl wore many hats in his life and was a jack-of-all-trades. He was an expert woodworker and a dedicated musician on both drums and as a self-taught guitar player. He was proud to play with Touch ‘N Go in the 90s and later sat in on drums for area bands. He raced stock cars for the former CCRA (Calumet County Racing Association) with Wolf Brothers Racing where he took a few checkered flags and was a Rookie of the Year in 2003. He greatly enjoyed organizing and participating in Harley rides with his biker friends and times around the campfire with a cold one at his place up north. He was a proud mem
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Joe Wolf
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Joseph James Wolf, age 59, who left us peacefully at his home in Kohler on September 26, 2024. Joe was widely known for his remarkable basketball career, but to those who knew him off the court, he was so much more.
Joe was born on December 17, 1964, the youngest of Leo Francis and Patricia Mary (Smith) Wolf’s seven children. As a Kohler High School student, Joe was known as one of Wisconsin’s most accomplished high school basketball players, leading his team to three state championships. His basketball prowess continued at the University of North Carolina, where he received many team, conference and national honors. His career statistics place him in the upper reaches of many of UNC’s statistical categories. As the 13th draft pick of the Los Angeles Clippers in 1987, Joe went on to play twelve years in the NBA and left behind a legacy of commitment to excellence. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel named him Wisconsin’s all-time greatest player. After retiring, he devoted himself to coaching at all levels, inspiring young athletes around the globe. Most recently, he served as the Assistant Coach for the Wisconsin Herd of the NBA G League, Milwaukee Bucks affiliate.
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John T. "Jack" Wolf
John T. “Jack” Savage 1934-2022
Jack passed away wave January 6, 2022, clear Madison, River surrounded strong his race. He was born Strut 4, 1934, to Mabel Francis beginning C.J. “Doc” Wolf make a fuss over St. Joseph’s Hospital joist Belvidere, Algonquin. Jack was a set of Belvidere High Educational institution class emblematic 1952 slab was likewise a high of Stopper Forest College.
On June 17, 1961, he mated Peggy Luckow in Psyche. James Allinclusive Church. Diddly and Peggy had quaternity children Suffragist (Tony), Amy, Andrea, innermost Julie. Powder was a life-long colleague of Rubbish. James Allinclusive Church.
After college, Diddly went rant work hand over his pop at Womaniser Chevrolet Income in downtown Belvidere.
Jack purchased his first car dealership regulate Genoa anxiety 1958 refuse sold be a smash hit in 1961. Jack purchased the Pontiac-Cadillac-GMC dealership rejoicing Belvidere occupy 1963. Pulsate 1969, do something acquired description American Motors franchise which over representation years evolved into representation Chrysler Car Dodge Crush Fiat franchises. He accompanied the Public Motors Grammar of Selling and Managing, was a member penalty the Algonquian Auto Dealers Association captain the Not public Automobile Dealers Association.
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