Deanna Clare
Sadler
Deanna Clare Sadler
Born December 21st, 1944
Died July 25, 2024
Deanna passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family members after a battle with Pancreatic Cancer.
Deanna, daughter of Daniel & Loretta Smerchek (Nass), is survived by husband Colin Sadler. They enjoyed 58 years together.
She is also survived by her two sons and four grandchildren: Clayton (Soonjung), Sydney, & Spencer; Jason (Deborah), Elise, & Yvette. Further survived by brother Dale (Linda) Smerchek and Brother & Sister-in-Laws Ed & Rochelle Neu; Harry & Renée Sylvester; Dave & Coralie Magnus, and many nieces and nephews.
Deanna enjoyed serving at North Cape church activities, Raymond 4H, and Raymond Elementary School. In later years, Deanna worked as a secretary in three different Real Estate offices. Deanna dearly loved her children and grandchildren and enjoyed hosting family activities. Deanna’s family extends sincere thanks to the many friends and relatives who gave extensive support through cards, prayers and well wishes during these difficult past nine months.
On Saturday, August 10th, 2024, following a visitation, starting at 9:30 AM, a Commemorative Service at 11:30 AM will be held at NORTH CAPE LUTHERAN CHURCH, 2644 Raynor Ave (Hwy 45). Immediately after the service, all are invited to attend a Celebration of Life Fellowship luncheon at Integrity Celebrations Center (2789 Browns Lake Dr., Burlington WI. 53105) In lieu of flowers, donations to your favorite charity is strongly suggested.
HERITAGE FUNERAL HOME
(414)761-2750
My favorite cousin-in-law and I will miss her deeply
My heart hurts from the loss of a special cousin. Deanna taught me to ride horses on her beloved Jupiter, that she trained from a colt. Deanna had “mother hen” tendencies. She made sure that Janet and I had a ride to Turner hall from gymnastics and spent many lunch hours with me when I was in the hospital with a broken arm. She was a very giving person. Heaven got a good one.
Best sister-in-law ever always had a listening ear and great thoughts and advice. Will truly miss our phone calls!
She was the most loving and fun grandma, even in the final days I got to spend with her. I will always miss making holiday meals with her, her great big hugs, and the laughter we shared together.
Our sincere sympathy to Colin and the entire family.
We have so enjoyed our many discussions with Deanna and Cole as our dear friends and neighbors. One of our fondest memories was an invite to have a dune buggy race with them. It could not have been more fun., and of course, they won!
Deanna’s laugh was infectious ; she was the best of the best.
May she rest in peace 🙏