Monroe Co., Wisconsin OBIT:  Mrs. Henry DREIER 

SUBJECT: Mrs. Henry DREIER obit
SUBMITTER: Bev Nohr
EMAIL: rjnohr@aol.com
DATE: Apr 05, 1999

SURNAMES: DREIER, RAMSEL, RUDOLPH, SCHELL, STECHER, ZIMMERMAN
 
MRS HENRY DREIER DIES IN NORWALK

Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Norwalk Evangelical
Church for Mrs. Henry Dreier, 69, who died in her Norwalk home Monday evening
Nov. 13.
Mrs DREIER was the former Louisa L STECKER, born Dec 10, 1874 on a farm
in the township of Sheldon, She was wed to Henry DREIER May 30, 1901 by
the Rev George SCHEIBLE at the STECKLER home. The couple went to live on
the Dreier farm, where they stayed until eight years ago when they retired
to Norwalk.
Mrs DREIER is survived, besides her husband, by five children, Mrs Werner
(Mabel) ZIMMERMAN Norwalk; Mrs John (Lorna) Rudolph, Milwaukee; Amy DREIER,
Milwawukee; Mrs Archie (Ann) RAMSELL, Fairbanks, AK, and Edward on the 
home farm. She leaves six grandshildren; two brothers, Adolph and Louis
STECKLER of Norwalk, and three sisters, Alvina STECKLER on the farm, Esther
STECKLER of Sparta and Mrs Chris SCHELL, Norwalk.
Pallbearers were Harvey MENN, Ben MENN, Willaim DREIER, Lloyd DREIER, Herman
ODENBERG and Herbert VIETH. Belva WRUCK, Marie Ann MENN, Beverly WRUCK,
Eleanor ZIMMERMAN and Lorna VIERTH were flowergirls.
All Mrs DREIER's children were home for the funeral, Mrs Archie RAMSELL 
arriving from Alaska Saturday to be with her before she died.


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