John Schunk

Uncle John and Aunt Nancy were gentle souls and two of the best people I have known. As a child they always treated me with love and respect. Simpley put, they were very instrumental in the shaping of my heart. I took their lessons with me to adulthood and I am a better person for them having touched my life. Love and hugs to their family.

To My Uncle Johns family and all who knew and loved my uncle John: I have cherished memories of spending time at my Grandmother, Loraine Schunks, home in Menomonee Falls...it was a time when life was still simple and safe. I remember Uncle Johns ready smile and the way he would stand, relaxed with his hands in his pocket..watching us kids (Steve and Sally.. my sisters, brothers and myself) playing in the back yard.We would swing on the big oak or was it an apple tree making all sorts of racket and his laughter would be the loudest.He had such an easy manner and he was always willing to pitch in and help; I remember how very much he loved Aunt Nancy and her sweet smile. I am comforted to know that he is with Aunt Nancy again and no longer in pain. He embodied everything that is good and true in this world. He was a gentleman, he was humble and most of all he was loyal to those he loved and kind to all he met. He was my mother, Dorothy's, sweet kid brother John I will miss his presence on this earth, yet know that heaven's richer now that he and Aunt Nacy are there together. My sympathy and prayers go out to Steve, Sally and their respective families. Mary Laureen MacDonald

My Dear John, I will miss your loving heart and kind ways. Most of all I'll miss our flying together and your wonderful jokes. Pray for me as I will for thee, until we merrily meet in heaven. Your Loving Sister, Dorothy