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Leroy A. Fenzl

In Loving Memory...

Leroy A. Fenzl

Born
12 June 1931, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Died
15 March 2006, Kissimmee, Florida

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Fenzl was a retired Military Veteran and Oconomowoc High School Social Worker. He continued his work with children as a volunteer at St. Pauls Lutheran Church and had been also been a volunteer at the Oconomowoc Memorial Hosptial.

Fenzl is survived by his wife Mary, his son Lee (Casey) Fenzl, of Oconomowoc. And his daughters Sally Riolo and Peggy (Jeff) Bolstad of Horicon. Tina (Kevin) Kurtz and sons Tony and Tim Heinecke also of Oconomowoc. 11 grandchildren Angela Valle, Jamie and Josh Fenzl, Matt, Paul and Tom Riolo, Zach and Dessie Bolstad, Brody, Ethan and Kylee Kurtz. 4 Great Grandsons Austin, Adam and Allen Valle and Skylar Fenzl. And his sister Phyllis (Clyde) Haight of Whitter, California.

Fenzl was preceded in death by his mother and father Julia and Alvin Fenzl, his first wife Verona (Roni) Fenzl and a great grandson.

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WOW!  What a handson man he was in a uniform.
WOW! What a handson man he was in a uniform.Added by jsf
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Notes and messages

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I don't think there was a more respected man in Oconomowoc. My grandfather helped many people and children. He is a man that everyone called "Bapa". Although Bapa will be missed he will surely not be forgot. He has left behind fond memories that can be shared with everyone. Bapa was special and I am proud to be his Granddaughter. I love you Bapa!

Jamie Fenzl, 16 March 2006

The lives he touched will be forever grateful. He was a very proud and happy man, a proud father, and grandfather and very proud great grampa. He shared his pride with us many times. The help he provided for so many young people through his work will be his legacy. We are all honored to have been a part of his life.

He will never be forgotten.....oconomowoc, 24 March 2006