Shirley M. Wohlfert
Shirley M. (Kieckhefer) Wohlfert, age 88, passed away at home in her sleep on Tuesday, July 12, 2022.
A celebration of life will be Tuesday, August 2, 2022, from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. at Connell’s Cedar Shack- 2248 St. Rd. 13 Adams, WI. Pastor Mark Hunter will officiate.
Shirley was born March 24, 1934, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She and her husband Robert moved to Grand Marsh in 1980. Shirley and Bob (Boettcher) were married on October 25, 1952, until his death on March 3, 1989. They had 36 wonderful years together. She then married Harold Wohlfert on August 1, 1992. They were married for 25 wonderful years until his death on January 3, 2018.
Shirley was preceded in death by her parents, Elda (Lemke) and Herman Kieckhefer, and husbands, Robert Boettcher, and Harold Wohlfert.
Shirley and Robert had 2 children Karl and Kristine Boettcher.
She is survived by her children, Karl (Toni) Boettcher, Kristine Boettcher, and many friends.
Interment will be at Davis Corners Cemetery, Town of Jackson, Adams County, WI.
In her younger years, Shirley enjoyed sewing and crocheting. She also enjoyed putting up her Christmas village each year. She and Harold enjoyed the Village.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Grand Marsh Congregational UCC Church where Shirley was a member.
Our thoughts & prayers are with you Kristine, Karl & Toni. She is at peace in Heaven.
Our thoughts are with you all.
Together again Harold and Shirley.
My mom, (who passed away in 2017), and Shirley used to like to hit the rummage sales when we all lived in Milwaukee some 50 or so years ago. My first thought when i heard Shirley had passed was – Yup, they are going to meet up again and do the rummage sale thing BIG time. Have alot of memories from back then – and Thanks for every one of them.
Shirly was an awesome lady and nice to everyone. RIP SHIRLEY
My heart is broken 💔 Shirley was a second mom to me. I am so sorry Kris, Karl, and Toni. Mom surely will be missed.
Karl, Toni, & Kristine,
I have you in my prayers. My first thought when I heard was that she caught that train going south, I think she’s sitting somewhere warm where she can see the flowers, birds, and all her loved ones.
Karl and Toni are heart is heavy for the loss of your mom. You’ve been in our prayers. Our sincere condolences.