Irma M Bollig

Jerry, Shannon and family, I am SO sorry for your loss. Between being the mother of six kids, a regular church-goer, and working at Bill's and Kwik Trip, I think everyone in Oregon knew Irma. The twinkle in her eye when she was making some unexpected comment is something I will always remember, along with her love for her family...especially her grandkids. Oh, and her chocolate chip cookies - definitely the chocolate chip cookies! ;) One of my favorite memories of being with Irma, though, was being in her kitchen getting an apple-pie-making lesson. (She could peel an apple faster than anyone I've ever seen!) Her apple pie was the BEST!! I still make it once or twice a year and it's pretty good, but it's not Irma's apple pie. You are all in my thoughts at this difficult time. She will be missed by many. Laurie

Irma was always one of my favorite people that I knew and worked with for 15 years at Bill's Food Center. She was always full of sass and was always willing to help you learn. She taught me lots about the baking of breads, pies, cakes and taught me how to fry donuts back when we did that at the store. Fry Cakes were the best!!! She always had a twinkle in her eye and always had time to listen. She will be greatly missed in and around Oregon. So sorry for your loss. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers during this time. Rest easy now Irma!!! You have more than earned this peace.

Sorry for your loss of Irma, Thoughts and Prayers are with your family.

Irma will be remembered as one the the sweetest ladies I have ever known. My deepest sympathies to the entire family. I have known her for decades and have always enjoyed talking with her every time I ran into her. She shamed me into eating more little samples at Kwik trip than I care to admit. I will always remember her at Bills in the bakery she would talk to you right through the doughnut cases. To this day, she is the ONLY person that I didn't mind calling me Jimmy. A absolute wonderful woman who will never be forgotten. Respectfully, Jimmy Snow.

I remember working at First Wisconsin National Bank with Irma. She had just had a rinse put into her hair and was so happy she had done it. That was many years go. A lovely person. Our sympathies to her family. Carolyn & Darrell Klimke