GP (Gaylord Paukstis) Wiemer

Gaylord had a very good sense of humor. I challenged him one time to a debate about some Chicken-Fish I fed them while visiting me in Dubuque iowa. Our prayers and best wishes go out to Paul, Claire, and their family's. Bill and Chris Raeder

I’m very sorry to hear of the loss of your dad and grandfather GP really accomplished more than many of us knew he may have played the horn but never blew his own! I really great memory was when we all went to uncle Jonny’s and Arlene’s cabin on Lake Superior your dad had a small yellow sail boat with a sunflower on the sail! It was very small! But he still took it out even when the water was wicked! I also remember that when ever my dad was sick your mom and dad would be there coming back 2 days in a row and we’re planning on coming back the 3rd day but my dad had passed they both very supportive to my mom and our family! My mom and I met your parents for lunch and then spent the rest of the day with them at their house we had such a great time!! Also GP and Paul came over to see my mom when she was in assisted living and then stopped at Menards to see me!! So thoughtful and kind!! When we were at their house your dad showed us a mystery chest that he made for Paul and Clair that had a hidden entrance did you solve the mystery?

GP was a wonderful neighbor and friend. He always had a story to share. My fondest memories are of him sitting on his dock, smoking his pipe, just enjoying Park Lake. We will miss him. Murf and Kate Schaper