Mary McKenzie, 88, died peacefully on January 26, 2019 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton, Wisconsin. Mary was born on May 3, 1930 in Richland Center, the daughter of Lucile (Wolf) and Bernard “Bunny” Schwingle, and is survived by her sister Ann Servotte. Throughout her life, Mary was affectionately known to many friends, family and…
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We were saddened by the news of Rusty's passing. Gary Piper called us to let us know. We think and reminisce so often about the good times we all had together. Rusty was always such a fun loving person. It is always so difficult to have the right words at a time like this, we just want you to know we considered both of you very precious friends. I pray that the Good Lord will Give you strength to go on. You will be in our prayers. May the Good Lord Bless and Keep you.
She was a favorite Aunt of mine. I treasure my childhood friend Jane, and thank her for calling me back into my Wisconsin roots.
I was able to share some meals,wonderful conversations and laughs with Aunt Rusty and Uncle Tom.
My love and hugs prayers and smiles are with you all. I am so very greatful to call you family.
Our journey through life has been made better and brighter since meeting Rusty and Tom Sr. almost 20 years ago. We were further blessed when we were accepted into the McKenzie family when daughter Jill married Tommy. Yes, she will be missed by us and all those who knew her. We live on with wonderful memories of a great woman.
This doesn't rhyme
But I don't mind
It's about Aunt Rusty
Who's always been kind
Who has the undeniable soul of a poet?
Why, a poet of course.
She's also beautiful
Sensitive and intelligent.
That's my Aunt Rusty
And I told you it wouldn't rhyme.
All my love,
David