Margaret Mary Jossart
Margaret Mary Jossart (Zemplinski), age 68, of Arkdale, Wisconsin passed away on May 26, 2023 surrounded by her family.
Marge was born October 8, 1954, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Edward and Leona (Bramorski) Zemplinski. She graduated from Whitewater with a BA in Elementary Education and retired from Racine Unified School District in 2010. Marge was a loving wife to Ronald Jossart married in a beautiful ceremony in Racine Wisconsin on June 29, 1985. They had built their retirement home in Arkdale and spent the rest of their lives making memories. In her retirement years, she enjoyed being grandma and rooting for her grandsons at their sporting events, decorating and celebrating holidays, flowering, cooking, and watching the Green Bay Packers and the Masked singer.
Marge is preceded in death by her parents: Edward and Leona and her husband, Ronald Jossart. She is survived by her brothers: Michael Zemplinski and Tom (Diane) Zemplinski; niece, Jennifer; and sister, Ann (Jeff) Morin; niece, Alanna; and nephew, Brendan. She is further survived by her stepdaughter, Kelly Jossart and stepson, Ryan Jossart; grandsons: Jordan Jossart, Kyle Wiseman, Kaleb Wiseman, Jack Wiseman and Ryan Jossart Jr. She will always be remembered as loving, caring, and giving and will be greatly missed.
A memorial gathering will be held on Monday, June 12, 2023, from 9:30 until 10:45 at the Monroe Center Town Hall. A graveside service will immediately follow at 11:00 a.m. at the Monroe Center Cemetery. Pastor Milt Duntley will officiate.
Kelly I am so sorry to hear she passed away. She was a wonderful sweet lady. May she rest in peace now with God.
I was Marge’s hairdresser, while she lived in Monroe Center. She was a sweet, kind and caring person. She loved her grandsons, and was proud of their achievements. I will miss her goodness, and sweetness. My deepest sympathy to the family.
Cathy Renner
Margie certainly gave her life to those she loved. She always offered help and care to those she lived and worked with and never wanted to be a bother. We sure will miss her and are saddened that she left us all, too soon.