James "Jim" Lautzenhiser

You will be so dearly missed cousin Jim. I wish we could have talked and visited one more time. I’ll never forget your trip to Massachusetts and bringing me back a live lobster which we struggled to put a large rock on the cover to keep it in the hot water. After all your hard cooking of it at 1am, I couldn’t eat it it cause it was served whole on a plate looking at me!! I have told this story so many times. RIH Jim.

Donna and Kathy, I am so sorry for your loss. I have lost another cousin. You and your families have my love and prayers. Judy Mullett

Our condolences to cousin Jim and family in WI. We are grieving with you during this time and miss and love all. My best memories were when he allowed us to move in with him in Combined Locks. We always played board games and I was thinking because of him is why I love Math and Finance so much. We would play a board game called Stock Market and of course Monopoly. He also taught me how to play the slot machines at the Casino in which I wish I had his luck but I keep trying. Thank you, cousin Jim, for everything you did for my mom and I in my formative years <3 <3

So sad to see the passing of a dear, former friend and colleague from his years at the Appleton plants. He had a pleasant sense of humor, and I will forever remember his version of Arte Johnson: Juno interferon! His professional contributions were impressive, and he leaves behind many pleasant memories from our interactions. Alf Bredland

To build upon what Alf Bredland stated, Jim was an integral part of our Rayovac Lithium cell production Team in Appleton and, for His contributions to the development of the technology and his intuitions in producing a superior product, I will be forever grateful to Him for his relentless dedication to what made Rayovac’s OEM Products so successful. A genuinely inspirational gentleman who will be missed.