Henry Tonar

Jayne, Bob and to all your family, our thoughts are will you during this bittersweet time of deep loss mixed with deep gratitude for a wonderful life. We enjoyed reading of your father's life and "surviving" five daughters... big smile...the memory lives on. Our condolences, the Soleway's.

To all the girls of Hank Tonar. We are very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this very difficult time. Love, Pete & Kathy

To all of Hank's daughters: I am very sorry to hear of your father passing away. I got to know him from the times he would stop in at the office. He and I always had a blast giving each other a "hard time." Many times I had to stop him from snatching the basket of candy from off of my desk and trying to walk out with it! Every year, at the end of the year, he would bring me a bottle of wine for "putting up with him" as he called it. I am not sure now if any of my customers will keep me on my toes the way he did, and I will miss that, and I will miss him. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you in this difficult time. Sincerely, Kristen Lemke (State Farm, Minocqua)

Hank...When I first met you at Crosstrails Restaurant in 1992 I thought you were a little different. As I got to know you I found that to be true.... only in the sense that you truely cared about people and were always ready to help if you could. Your dry sense of humor will be missed by all who knew you. Rest in Peace my friend.

To Hank's family, my condolences and I believe that he is happy again now that he is with his wife. I as well as the rest of 'the guys' from McDonald's in Minocqua will miss you because you always kept us interested with your dry sense of humor and wit. You acted like such a tough guy, but I knew better. May you rest in peace. Karl Horwath