Richard "Rich" L. Frentzel
August 10, 1950 - November 30, 2016
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MADISON-Richard L. Frentzel, age 66, passed away on Wednesday, November 30, 2016. He was born on August 10, 1950, in Watertown, the son of Lloyd and Gladys Frentzel. Rich graduated from Waterloo High School and worked as a long distance truck driver for over 15 years. He was united in marriage to Sharon Raker in 1996. Rich had a passion for hunting and fishing and enjoyed playing Sheepshead every Wednesday at the Middleton Senior Center, where he made many lasting friendships. Rich also enjoyed going to the movies but treasured most the time spent with his family, always looking forward to the next get together. He is survived by his wife Sharon; his mother Gladys Frentzel; brothers, Michael Frentzel, Thomas (Julie) Frentzel and Steven (Cheryl) Frentzel; sisters, Linda, Sally and Lori ( Brenda) Frentzel; Black Jack his feline companion and further survived by many loving relatives and friends. Rich was preceded in death by his father Lloyd Frentzel. Memorials in Rich's name may be made to Angel's Wish, 161 Horizon Dr., #106, Verona, WI 53593. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com.
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To my brother Rich you will be missed my heart is very sad I know you are with our dad in heaven because like him you were a good man life without our brother will be hard but I know you are looking down on us and we will continue sly make you proud of the family you came from I love you my brother forever and Sharon I'm sorry for your loss of a great man and husband and as you know you will always be family and loved forever so sorry love your brother in law steve and Cheryl Frentzel
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William
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Alrhough I had not seen or chatted with you in years it breaks my heart to hear of your passing. I remember our long chats when we had the opportunity to " run " together, or hanging in the shop for awhile after we got back. Rejoice in paradise brother, and may your roads always be clear smooth and dry, Bad Influence out.