Herbert Jacob Muehlemann

I was privileged to have spent some time with Herb. Thoroughly enjoyed our time together, lots of stories and good humor. I am a woodworker and handy man as was Herb so there was lots we could talk about. For me his passing marks the end of a generation which experienced so many things I cannot relate to. This made our conversations quite interesting. I will miss seeing him a lot and will miss his stories and outlook on life. He was a man who could have complained with valid reasons. I never heard him complain about his health issues, he only referred to them briefly. Me wife Bonnie always looked forward to visiting with Herb and hearing his stories even the ones she heard before! His passing leaves a huge empty place in her heart as she will miss him greatly. We deeply appreciate the family allowing us to interact with Herb and Betty and getting to know them as friends. As a result our lives were enriched and we will miss them greatly. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this time and the weeks ahead. Glenn & Bonnie Heller

The volunteers, flight team and board of Badger Honor Flight mourn the loss of their hero, Hebert Muehlemann. We are thankful for his military service and proud to have served him on his trip to Washington, D.C. on September 8, 2012.

Herb, it was always fun working together at the Post or having Veterans Day lunch, you are now flying back with the planes you were so proud of. Doc

Jean, so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. May you and your family know the comfort of the Lord, especially in the days and weeks to come. Betsey (from Mad City Quilt Guild)