John O.
Kurer
Limited Capacity Visitation- Tuesday May 26, 2020 12-2PM at the FUNERAL HOME
Graveside Service-Tuesday May 26, 2020 2:45PM (Meet at Cemetery) Arlington Park Cemetery- 4141 S. 27th St. Milwaukee
John O. Kurer
Passed away Tuesday, May 19, 2020 at age 96. Beloved husband of Arlene V. ( Nee Schmidt). Loving father of Karen (Mike) Jacobi, Kay (Joe) Gregorich, Sandra Manfrin (Kimm Mann). Dear grandfather of Rob (Sarah) Jacobi, Tobi (Ed) Lessor, Sarah (Steve) Weyers, John (Raluca) Jacobi, Kim Jacobi (Kevin Hegwood), Tyler Manfrin, and the late Samantha Roddy. 11 Great-Grandchildren. Brother of Donald (Dorothy) Kurer. Preceded in death by his other siblings Clarence, Victor, William, and June. Also survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
John was a proud WWII Veteran serving from 1943-1945 seeing active duty in Normandy, Belgium, France, Germany, and England. John also was a longstanding member and faithful servant of St. Paul’s Ev. Lutheran Church in West Allis.
A limited capacity visitation (40 persons total at any time, 6 feet social distancing, masks recommended) will be held at the FUNERAL HOME Tuesday, May 26, 2020 from 12-2PM followed by a graveside service at 2:45PM at Arlington Park Cemetery (Meet there).
In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate memorials to St. Paul’s Ev. Lutheran Church-West Allis or the Veterans Honor Flight Network.
HERITAGE FUNERAL HOME
4800 S. 84th St.
Greenfield, WI 53228
414-281-5533
With heavy hearts we say goodbye to our dear Uncle John. I’ll always have wonderful memories from my childhood going to Grandma & Grandpa Kurer’s house for family get togethers. All our aunts, uncles and our many cousins were there eating duck dinners. He would make us laugh with his witty personality. I will always have a special place in my heart for him. Peace.😞💔
As we say goodbye to our loved one, we need to remember, life is sooo short and when he passes over to the other side to meet our Savior he just needs to turn around because we’re right behind him. May you find peace in the coming days knowing he’s in a better place. We love you, Kenny & Darleen
I have good memories of this good man. His smle, his humor, his kindness. Our deepest sympathy to our cousin Arlene and to the girls and their families. Sending our love, our hugs and our prayers. May God be with you all.
I am sorry to hear of Johns passing. When he would see me it was always hey Bunner. When I was little I was always shy and would bluss when he said it. I know we will all meet agin one day and hope he greets me with hey Bunner. Our sympathies to the whole family.