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| Sanford, Helen |
Sanford, Wally |
Santefort, Eric |
Santefort, James |
Saur, Glenn |
| Schiffman, Christine |
Schiffman, Fred |
Schiffman, Gerhardt |
Schiffman, Glen |
Schiffman, Malcom |
| Schiffman,
Ray |
Schiffman, Roselie |
Schmidt, Eric |
Schmidt, Sarah |
Schmolze, Glen |
| Schoppe, Dennis |
Schoppe, Patti |
Schuettner, Jill |
Schuettner, Norman, Jr. |
Schuettner, Norman, Sr. |
| Schuettner, Steven |
Schuttner, Valerie |
Seegert, Greg |
Seegert, Wally |
Selke, Harold |
| Shay, Daniel |
Shay, John |
Sherren, Art |
Sherren, Brian |
Sherren, James |
| Sherren, Margo |
Shannon, Clarence |
Sisson, John |
Smith, Robert |
Stecker, Karen |
| Stecker, Larry |
Steel, Anna |
Steel, Russell, Jr. |
Steel, Russell, Sr. |
Steiner, Glenn |
| Stiemke, Ervin |
Stiemke, Jarrod |
Stiemke, Sandra |
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Helen Sanford
Residency: 1972
Helen is married to
Wally Sanford. She
owns/operates Helen's Sandbox day care center.
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Wally Sanford
Residency: Unknown
Wally is currently
employed with Holly Trucking.
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Erik Santefort
Residency: Mid 1980's
Eric is a son
of James Santefort.
He is currently employed with Vilas County
Sheriff's Department.
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James Santefort
Residency: Mid 1980's
Jim is the
owner/operator of Santefort Realty. He also
operates his own construction business.
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Glenn Saur
Residency: Mid
1980's
Glenn was well-known
and well-liked in the area. He moved here after
retiring and lived on Found Lake for many years.
Date deceased: Unknown
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: Unknown
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Christine Schiffman
Residency: Born here
Christine is a daughter
of Gerhardt and
Rosalie Schiffman.
she currently resides out of the area.
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Fred Schiffman
Residency: 1946
Fred purchased and
operated Whispering Pines Resort on Pickerel Lake (Hwy
J) with his son, Ray, in
1946.
Date deceased: Unknown
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: Unknown
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Gerhardt Schiffman
Residency: 1946
Gary is a son of
Ray Schiffman and the
father of Christine and
Glen. Gary was 4
years old when his father moved here. He took over
management of the family resort, Whispering Pines, from
1975 - 2000.
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Glen Schiffman
Residency: Born here
Glenn is the son of
Gary and
Rosalie Schiffman. He
owns and operates Custom Components and is a major
building contractor in the area.
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Malcolm Schiffman
Residency: Born here
Malcom is a son of
Ray Schiffman
and a brother to Gary.
He helped with the maintenance of Whispering Pines Resort.
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Ray
Schiffman
Residency:
Ray and his father,
Fred, purchased and
operated Whispering Pines Resort on Pickerel Lake (Hwy
J) in
1946. He the father of
Gerhardt (Gary)
and Malcolm Schiffman.
Date deceased: Unknown
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: Unknown
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Roselie Schiffman
Residency: Unknown
Roselie is married to
Gary Schiffman and
the mother of
Christine and
Glenn.
She took part in the management and operations of Whispering
Pines Resort. she also worked in an Eagle River
accounting office.
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Erik Schmidt
Residency: Unknown
Erik has been in the
construction business with his father for many years.
He is married to Sarah
(Best) Schmidt who is a
daughter of Boyd and
Judy Best who own Idle
Hours Resort.
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Sarah Schmidt
Residency: Born here
Sarah is a daughter of
Boyd and Judy Best. She
worked in law enforcement in Shawano county for many
years. she then moved back to St. Germain and married
Erik Schmidt.
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Glenn Schmolze
Residency: Born here
Glenn came from
sheboygan, WI and purchased the supper club at Weise Resort.
He renamed it Leisure Lodge Supper Club (OK
Resort). A few years after this, he was badly
injured in a snowmobile accident which permanently
confined him to a wheelchair. He was well-known for
playing the accordion and had music in his bar most
weekends. He sold the supper club (unknown person),
which later burned down.
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Dennis Schoppe
Residency: Born in Sayner
Dennis lived in Sayner
many years before moving to St. Germain in 1974. He is
currently employed at Plum Lake Golf Course.
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Patti Schoppe
Residency: 1969
Patti is a daughter of
John Moriarity and married
to
Dennis Schoppe. She is currently employed with
CESA.
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Schuettner, Jill
Residency: Born here
Jill is a daughter of
Norman, Jr. and
Valerie Schuetter. She is
currently employed in a Wisconsin school district
(unknown) as a translator for deaf students.
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Schuettner, Norman, Jr.
Residency: 1971
Norm operated
Thunderbird Pass (Max's Tavern) after his father
retired. He served as town constable for several
years. The T-bird was eventually sold to Richard Dolezak. Norm
also guided for many years and was well-known
as the "Flowage Flash." He is currently employed with Waldmann Construction.
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Schuettner, Norman,
Sr.
Residency: 1971
Norm purchased
Thunderbird Pass (Max's Tavern)
from Don Schulpius.
His son operated it after he retired and it was sold in
1981. The tavern had gasoline pumps and a live bait and
tackle shop. It was open (including the bar) at
7:00 AM. every morning.
Date deceased: August 4, 1993
Cause of death: Heart attack
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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Schuettner, Steven
Residency: 1971
Steve is a son of
Norman, Jr. and
Valerie Schuettner. He
worked for Lindgren R.F. Enterprises south of Minoqua
for several years and now operates a sub-contracting
business in Houston, Texas.
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Valerie Schuettner
Residency: 1971
Valerie is married to
Norman Schuettner, Jr. and
was the St. Germain Town Treasurer for many years. She
currently works for Waldmann
Construction.
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Greg Seegert
Residency: Born here
Greg is a son of
Wally Seegert. He is
currently employed with Waldmann Construction and has
been for many years.
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Wally Seegert
Residency: Late 1940's
Wally lived just this
side of Sayner for decades and was very well known in
the area. He worked for
Gene Ahlborn
in the Stihl distributorship for many years. After he
retired, he operated a portable popcorn wagon at most town events.
Date deceased: 1988
Cause of Death: Complications of long-term malaria
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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Harold Selke
Residency: Early 1980's
Harold moved here after
he retired. He was well-known and well-liked in
the area. Little else is known about Harold and we
would appreciate more information.
Date deceased: 1988
Cause of Death: Heart attack
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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Residency: Early 1950's
Daniel Shay
Very little is known
about Daniel Shay. If anyone has information on
him, we would appreciate hearing from you.
Date deceased: 1989
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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John Shay
Residency: Early 1950's
John is a son of
Daniel Shay.
He works for the town and has done so for many years.
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Art Sherren
Residency: 1954
Art purchased the Anderson
estate on the northwest shore of Big St. Germain in 1954 and
built Lofty Pines Resort and RV Campground. He was very active
in the early development of snowmobiling and snowmobile trails
in this area. When he retired, the resort and campground were
separately operated by each of his two sons,
Brian
and
Jim.
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Brian Sherren
Residency: Born here
Brian is a son of
Art Sherren
and operates Lofty Pines RV Campground on Big St. Germain Lake.
He is a past chairman of the Town Board.
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James Sherren
Residency: Born here
Jim is a son of
Art Sherren
and currently operates Lofty Pines Resort on Big St. Germain
Lake.
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Margo Sherren
Residency: Unknown
Margo is married to
Brian Sherren and
is involved with the operations of Lofty Pines RV Campground
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Clarence Shannon
Residency: Unknown
Clarence purchased
Lost Lake Resort on
Lost Lake from
Michael Froelich.
He eventually sold this resort to Ed Gabe
who changed the name to Ed Gabe's Lost Lake Resort. Shannon
Lake is named after Clarence.
Date deceased: Unknown
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: Unknown
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John Sisson
Residency: 1902
John purchased 3-acres of land
on Little St. Germain, about where the Little Saint Express (St.
Germain Corner
Store)
stands. He built and operated the first Sisson's Resort here.
He continued to expand this resort and, when he sold it to E.
Perrault in 1922, it compromised 10 cottages and over 70 acres
of land.
That fall (1922) he built
and operated a new resort next to the one he sold, which he also
named
Sisson's Resort. He
also served as town clerk and constable.
John Sisson Memorial
page
Date deceased: Unknown
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: Unknown
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Robert Smith
Residency: Mid 1940's
Robert was known as "Snuffy" and was a WW II pilot with the
Flying Tigers. He married Mary Froelich, one of Ed Froelich's
daughters. He eventually took over management of Ed Gabe's Lost
Lake Resort (Lost Lake Resort)from
his brother-in-law, Ed Gabe.
He operated Ed Gabe's for many years, then it was sold to
Glenn Giese.
Date deceased: Unknown
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: Unknown
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Karen Stecker
Residency: Born here
Daughter of
Leonard Weber
and married to
Larry Stecker.
She is involved with the operations of Weber's Wildlife and
Tavern.
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Larry Stecker
Residency: Unknown
Larry is married to Karen
Stecker and has operated his own
area construction business for many years.
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Anna Steel
Residency:
1929
Anna was married to Russell Steel,
Sr. She passed away in 1985
and interment is in St. Germain Cemetery.
Date deceased: 1985
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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Russell Steel, Jr.
Residency: Born here
Russell is a
son of Russell
and Anna Steel.
He lives in his father's house by the Big St. Germain River. He
worked as a taxidermist in the Chicago Academy of Science for
many years before returning here. He continued his taxidermy
work and a large number of his mounts are displayed in the
in Sayner. Russell is very conservation minded He
offered to donate his 80-acres of wooded, river front land to
the town after his death if they would make it into a nature
preserve. The town turned him down, which was no surprise.
After all, we wouldn't want to deprive some developer from
buying it, chopping it into postage stamp size lots (PSLing),
and selling it to people from Illinois at exorbitant prices.
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Russell Steele, Sr.
Residency: 1929
Russell arrived in St. Germain
from the Brule River area in 1929 and built his house on the end
of Burnt Bridge Road by the Big St. Germain River. He often
said that at the time fires had swept across most of the area
and he could see for miles.
Date deceased: 1989
Cause of death: Heart problems
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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Glenn Steiner
Residency: Late
1970's
Glenn moved to St. Germain
after retirement from a school supplies company. He operated an
office supply store in Eagle River for several years. He is
retired and lives on Little St. Germain Lake.
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Ervin Stiemke
Residency: 1973
Ervin purchased and operates
Stiemke's Resort on South Bay of Little St. Germain. He also
owns and operates an accounting company in Eagle River.
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Jarod Stiemke
Residency: 1973
Son of
Ervin and
Sandra Stiemke.
He owns and operates Eagle River Cabinets in Eagle River, WI.
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Sandra Stiemke
Residency: 1973
Sandy is married to
Ervin
Stiemke and is involved with the
operation and management of Stiemke's Resort.
She was the secretary in the Red Brick Grade School for
several years in the mid-1970's.
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