Lin­coln Charles Menne, 6, of Fond du Lac, trag­i­cally passed away on Wednes­day, Aug. 21, 2024. Lin­coln was born on Au­gust 14, 2018, to Rachelle Riebe and An­thony "Tony/Joe Dirt" Menne, both of Fond du Lac.   He was a 1st grader at Wa­ters El­e­men­tary School, where he was loved by many friends and teach­ers.   Lin­coln's bright blue eyes, long lashes, in­fec­tious smile, and gen­tle soul quickly stole the hearts of many that met him. His silly per­son­al­ity would often steal the show.  He loved to be a lit­tle helper with any­thing he pos­si­bly could. Lin­coln loved dogs, play­ing out­side with his sib­lings and neigh­bor­hood friends, rid­ing his bike, spend­ing time with Grandma, help­ing dad, being his brother's part­ner in crime, and often being mom's "shadow" wher­ever she went.   A friend once told me, "When God takes some­body early, it’s be­cause the life that they were about to live, would’ve been too much for them to han­dle, and God doesn’t give us more than we can han­dle."  Al­though Lin­coln's life was short, he left be­hind many mem­o­ries and big im­pres­sions. He will for­ever be our guardian angel.  We ask that you keep our sweet baby boy's mem­ory alive by shar­ing mem­o­ries, pho­tos, and say­ing his name.   He is sur­vived by his mother Rachelle; fa­ther An­thony; sis­ters, Shae­lynn (12) and Braylee (9); brother, Mav­er­ick (7); Grandma Tami; Grandpa Joe (Tammy); Grandpa Tony (Kelly); Grandma Karen; Uncle Ryan (Molly); Uncle Mark (Ash­ley); Uncle Aaron (Jonna); Uncle TJ; Aunt Harley (Jesse); Aunt Re­becca; Aunt Bob­bie Sue; Aunt Toni Eliz­a­beth; Aunt Shan­non; Aunt Kelly; as well as many cousins and ex­tended fam­ily.   Lin­coln was pre­ceded in death by his Great-Aunt Shelly (and baby); Great-Grandma Judy; Great-Grandma Sharon; Great-Great-Grandma Dorothy; Great-Grandma Diane; Great-Uncle Richard; Papa Hall; his most fa­vorite pup, Bandy.  Vis­i­ta­tion was at Uecker-Witt Fu­neral Home on Tues­day, Aug. 27, 2024, from 3pm -6pm fol­lowed by a short ser­vice, in which we ask you to wear blue for Lin­coln. Close friends and fam­ily were in­vited to a meal fol­low­ing the ser­vice.  The fam­ily would like to thank all of the first re­spon­ders, nurses, po­lice of­fi­cers, doc­tors, and any­one that as­sisted.   In lieu of flow­ers, the fam­ily re­quests mon­e­tary do­na­tions, as a memo­r­ial will be cre­ated in the near fu­ture, so that his friends and fam­ily may al­ways visit him.  Ser­vices are in the care of Uecker-Witt Fu­neral Home, 524 North Park Av­enue, Fond du Lac, WI, 54935. Ad­di­tional in­for­ma­tion and guest­book can be found at ueck­er­witt.com

  Wesley “Wes” Holl, 73, of Kewaskum passed away unexpectedly on Monday, Aug. 19, 2024, with his family by his side.  Wes was born on April 23, 1951, to the late Oscar and Bernice (nee Jung) Holl in West Bend.  He married the love of his life Susan Mueller on 5/06/1977 at St Mary’s Church. They had 47 years of marriage, three kids, nine grandchildren and a little blue house they built together.  Wes had a 30-year career with the City of West Bend Public Works Department. The majority of his career was spent as a garbage man which he really enjoyed along with the friends he made along the way.   Wes’ passion in life was rummaging and collecting antiques, vintage toys, area advertising memorabilia, especially Barton related items. His other passion was for old cars, which led him to many local car shows including the Iola car show, where he enjoyed sharing his love and enthusiasm of cars with others.    Those Wes leaves behind to cherish his memory include his loving wife of 47 years, Susan Holl; three children, Mindy (Christopher) Stepp, Ashley (Adam) Wiedmeyer, and Danny (Jenny) Holl; nine grandchildren, Deacon Koenings, Aubree Koenings, Nicholas Koenings, Sam Stepp; Gentri Wiedmeyer, Landry Wiedmeyer, Willow Holl, Eve Holl, and Clint Holl; a sister, Jen Osier; two brothers, Donnie Holl and Jerry (Lynn) Holl; sister-in-law, Inga Mueller; five brothers-in-law, Mike (Gisela) Mueller, Ricky Mueller, Dave (Mary) Mueller, Dan (Tara) Mueller Jr., and Tony Mueller; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.   In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his father and mother-in-law, Danny and Diane Mueller Sr.; sister-in-law, Janice Holl; and brother-in-law, Clint Mueller.   Per his wishes, no service will be held.   Myrhum-Patten Funeral & Cremation Service has been entrusted with Wes’s arrangements. Additional information and Tribute Wall may be found at www.myrhum-patten.com