Harold Reese was a great friend and neighbor on Dale Ave.(Cudahy) for many years. He was a generous man with a heart of gold…would do anything, for anybody. He will be truly missed. May he rest in peace with his loving wife Gloria.
Randy, Brenda and Melissa Schock
Cudahy, WI
Kayo Will be missed Badly he was a great guy they didnt come much nicer then kayo we would do anything for anybody he helped out my grandma he was a great neighbor to my grandparents i will miss him a lot!!!!! With my Deepest Sympathy!
Patrick Pierron
Jeanne and Emil Erickson’s Grandson
St Ignace, MI
My thoughts and prayers are with everyone.
Love,
Brian Ebbesen
Chicago, IL
Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your Dad. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Keith J. Nault & Family
Waukesha, WI
Louie, Deb, and Rosanne,
I will always remember how Uncle Kayo made me laugh. He told such great stories. It was a comfort knowing he was there for dad during our recent family tragedies. He will truly be missed. My sympathies to you and yours.
Kelli Reese Barth
Green Bay, WI
Louie, Debbie and Roseanne,
I am so sorry to lose Uncle Kayo, but yet am glad that he is finally at peace with God and with Aunt Gloria. Even though we know it’s a blessing to have his suffering end, it is so difficult to lose a loved one.
Uncle Kayo was a godsend to dad for the whole time that he lived in Gladstone. He and J.R. were best buds. Whenever I try to explain their relationship to friends, I tell them to think about Grumpy Old Men – that was dad and Uncle Kayo, especially when they went ice fishing 🙂
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Harold Reese was a great friend and neighbor on Dale Ave.(Cudahy) for many years. He was a generous man with a heart of gold…would do anything, for anybody. He will be truly missed. May he rest in peace with his loving wife Gloria.
Randy, Brenda and Melissa Schock
Cudahy, WI
Kayo Will be missed Badly he was a great guy they didnt come much nicer then kayo we would do anything for anybody he helped out my grandma he was a great neighbor to my grandparents i will miss him a lot!!!!! With my Deepest Sympathy!
Patrick Pierron
Jeanne and Emil Erickson’s Grandson
St Ignace, MI
My thoughts and prayers are with everyone.
Love,
Brian Ebbesen
Chicago, IL
Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your Dad. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Keith J. Nault & Family
Waukesha, WI
Louie, Deb, and Rosanne,
I will always remember how Uncle Kayo made me laugh. He told such great stories. It was a comfort knowing he was there for dad during our recent family tragedies. He will truly be missed. My sympathies to you and yours.
Kelli Reese Barth
Green Bay, WI
Louie, Debbie and Roseanne,
I am so sorry to lose Uncle Kayo, but yet am glad that he is finally at peace with God and with Aunt Gloria. Even though we know it’s a blessing to have his suffering end, it is so difficult to lose a loved one.
Uncle Kayo was a godsend to dad for the whole time that he lived in Gladstone. He and J.R. were best buds. Whenever I try to explain their relationship to friends, I tell them to think about Grumpy Old Men – that was dad and Uncle Kayo, especially when they went ice fishing 🙂
We will all miss him very much.
Judy Reese Ebbesen
Gladstone, MI