William L Clausen

William L Clausen

September 02, 1932 - April 08, 2020

Obituary

MADISON/POYNETTE-William L. Clausen, age 87, of Madison, passed away on Wednesday, April 8, 2020, at Chamomile Assisted Living. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com. Gunderson East Funeral & Cremation Care 5203 Monona Drive (608) 221-5420

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Vicky Pelletter
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I have many happy memories of times spent with Bill and Ellen. They were kind, caring and fun loving people.
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Mike Schott
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Rest In Peace Cousin Bill. Only have the fondest of memories. Mike Schott and Family Say Hi to Weasel
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Bill Schott
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Rest In Peace cousin Bill. We used to love when you and Ellen would stop by and visit.
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Kathy Calhoun Casad
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So many fond memories of Bill . Many laughs and fun times spent with Bill and Ellen on our trips to Vegas, Laughlin, and bus trips and of course plenty of adult beverages. He will be missed.
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Bob Tews
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I have many fond memories of Bill from working at the City and from visiting him and Ellen after his retirement. Rest in Peace Bill.
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Connie Clausen
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Uncle Bill, You had a great sense of humor, enjoyed the crazy / senses of us Clausen’s.? Enjoyed every minute we had together, you telling me life stories and always had a laugh to it, didn’t connect or understand it until I got “older” , people can’t take it now a days. You gave me my first beer and cigarette and I appreciate it was my favorite Uncle vs anyone else, okay maybe David and or Doug was okay. I know that my dad (your only/older brother) thought the world of you, he always prayed and worried about you Uncle Bill. I have lots of pictures of you guys playing ball outside grandma’s house and he always had his arm around your shoulder so proud of you. I remember the last time I visited you and you were Uncle Bill, cracking jokes. Glad I have pictures of you with me, hope Ellen sends all photos to us to keep. Rest In Peace Uncle Bill, say hello and hugs and kisses mostly to my favorite guy-Dad - but grandma and grandpa and you too. Family means so much hope this brings my thoughts and hopes to bring us together more, David and Doug are there for me. Doug and I got to spend sometime together and hope we can permanently.! Stay in my thoughts as you will always be in mine with a glass of vodka and our Wisconsin cheese, life you

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