Willard (Bill) G. Hogle

Willard (Bill) G. Hogle, 80, of Adams, Wisconsin, passed away on April 23, 2024, at his home.

Bill was born on March 8, 1944, to Willard and Marge (Shaw) Hogle in Kenosha, Wisconsin. He married his first wife Dianna J. Wunder on June 6th, 1964, and later married Bonny L. Wilson on March 18, 2002, in Baraboo, Wisconsin.

Bill led a diverse career, spanning roles at American Motors-Kenosha as a supervisor, International Truck-Racine as a mechanic, Parkside University-Kenosha as a police officer, and security for Ho Chunk Casino-Baraboo. His passions were varied, which included coaching softball, being a Boy Scout Leader for many years, Karate, SCUBA diving, hunting, fishing, camping, motorcycle rides, and storytelling.

He was preceded in death by his infant son Rodney Jon, brothers Jon Hogle and Scott Pankow, wife Bonnie Hogle, granddaughter Nicole Jean Mazzoni, parents Willard and Majorie Hogle, and stepfather Erling Pankow.

Bill leaves behind his son Todd Hogle, daughter Kim (Mike) Hogle, grandson James (Gina) Hogle, granddaughters Samantha Hogle and Tyanna Hogle, sister Lonnie Ruge, special nephews Richard Bauernfeind and Ryan Hogle, as well as numerous great-grandchildren, nephews, and nieces.

The family extends heartfelt gratitude to Adams County ARDC and Meals on Wheels for their compassionate care, enabling Bill to spend his final days at home.

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  1. John Kilpatrick says:

    Sorry for your loss, Thinking of you all.
    John (Willard’s 4th cousin) in New Zealand.

  2. Linda Hogle says:

    So sorry to lose Bill. He and I talked about every other week. We talked about the good things and bad things. Will miss him.

  3. Terry says:

    Kim I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Our prayers are with you.
    Love Terry

  4. The gang from Hwy Z says:

    So sorry for your loss we always enjoyed seeing Willard at the shop and will miss him

  5. Lisa Tanges says:

    Kim and Todd,
    I will always have found memories of Uncle Bill the times that I spent with you guys growing up and when he gave me away at my wedding. Love to both of you for your loss of your father.