Herbert Kiekhaefer

My deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Herb. Herb was a special friend to my Dad, George who lived with him at All Saints. They spent many hours together watching Badger and Packer sports as well as having their meals together. Their friendship was a cornerstone of my Dad's well-being. I hope Herb is now at peace. I hope all his family and friends find joy in their special memories of Herb. Janet Bates

Much love to Herb's grieving family. Since meeting him and his wife Joyce, while caring for them in their apartment, I was was always amused by his sense of humor and touched by his devotion to his family. To say Herb was a hard worker would be an understatement! Not too many people I know of have a retirement party after having already retired from one job! While work was important he had time for sports and was a generous listener. Music could often be heard while he worked at his desk or 'rested his eyes''. I think of him often when holiday music is played. I pray his family will be comforted by the knowledge that he appreciated their devotion and cherished their love. He spoke of them often the events they shared and the pride he felt for them. He will be missed.

Condolences on Herb's death. My dad, GEORGE, moved into All Saints the day after Herb. They were assigned to the same dining table and immediately became fast friends. Soon they were enjoying Packer and Badger games sometimes drinking a 7oz beer. We are thankful that our dad found such a wonderful friend. Herb will be sadly missed.

Richard Smith John, Jane, and Ann: I will always have fond memories of your father. My heartfelt condolences. Thanks, Uncle Herb, for all those Titleist golf balls you gave to me all those years during my youth. It is a special memory that I will always hold onto.

Our condolences to Ann, Jane, John, extended family and friends of Herb. Whether discussing sports or more serious matters, those conversations were always insightful and thought provoking. And Herb's wonderful sense of humor always took the edge off of the more serious matters. Many great memories. Mike Ferris