Jean Hanson

Sending our thoughts and prayers to all of you. Jean was an important person to our family and she will be deeply missed. Our final memory was that Tom was able to bring her down to Dodgeville for Kenzie's graduation party during Memorial Day weekend. We missed having her attend the final dance recital performance because she was a great supporter of the girls and their musicals and dance performances. She was a great neighbor and we are grateful we were able to spend time with her all these years. Thank you for sharing her with all of us. Susan (Amundson) Reukauf, Eric, Courtney and MacKenzie

May your wonderful memories offer you comfort during the loss of such an amazing person! They say when you lose someone you love, you gain an angel that you know. May she always be looking over the family, friends and community she touched for so many years.

My name is Lynn Sharer Faber. I now live in VT and I'm the youngest daughter of Alberton and Edna Sharer. My mother, Edna Niebuhr Sharer was the oldest daughter of Augusta Maurer Niebuhr. My grandmother died before I knew her, but I do remember your grandmother Kate, and George too. Kate was one of my Mother's aunts. My parents visited them in Verona after they had left the farm. I remember Kate as being an exceptional cook and George always wanting to tell a story. I'm sure Jean took after them both and although I don't remember her, I'm sure we met at some time. Jean was an amazing woman after reading her obituary and all your family will always remember her and miss her. I have two sisters, Lavonne Bruni, Baraboo, and Deanna Kahl, Fond du Lac. My mother, Edna, had two sisters, Helen and Marian, both deceased. Unfortunately, I could never make it back for the reunions which I now regret. I look at the picture of Jean and I can see Kate's face. You have my sympathies. Lynn Faber

My deepest sympathy in the loss of your mom and grandma and sister. My first time meeting her was at a crocheting class through MATC. I was a beginner and tried my hardest to learn. She was very patient, kind and smiled all the time Your all in my prayers for strength to get through this time . Jan Hanson McMullen. Yes I was Norwegian and loved the Norwegian food,

Deepest sympathy to Jean's family. My husband's sister, Betty Wanek, was a classmate of Jean's and that is how I came to meet Jean. Betty lives in New Mexico & Arizona and every time she came home she would see Jean and every time Jean went to Arizona, she would meet Betty. One special memory was when Jean took Betty and I on a tour of her brother's huge dairy farm near Verona. I know why the two of them were best friends -- they never lacked energy or enthusiasm for absolutely everything. Jean will be missed by everyone who was lucky enough to have known her. Jan Brost