June 11, 1994 The 5A LOCAL NEWS Lesniewski recalled as upbeat, giving Freeman Staff Waukesha West Gymnastics Coach Richard Gamez still has a picture of Jason Lesniewski tacked to his refrigerator. "Lesniewski and the three other young men in the photograph were seniors at Waukesha South High School at the time. The picture was taken in 1991 at the state gymnastics meet. "He wasn't just one of my gymnasts," Gamez said of Lesniewski, "he was also one of my very best friends." Lesniewski, 20, died Thursday in Tempe, Ariz. in a car accident.
was remembered Friday as an. upbeat and outgoing young man who never gave up when he set his mind on something. Lesniewski competed on the pommel horse in the state meet with a swollen wrist. He had injured it in sectionals. He wasn't going to let the team down," his father, Ronald Lesniewski, said.
"He wasn't a quitter." He always tried hard," Gamez added. Gamez said Lesniewski as one of the team's best gympasts. Mason was involved in the comprunity in other ways, his father said. He played in the school band and was a former cub scout, little leaguer and junior bowler. the Freeman.
"He was a person who help anybody and Ronald Lesniewski said. "He'd take the shirt off his back. He was so outgoing." Jason was always smiling, his father said. "He was happy even in the worst type of situations. He would always try to make you feel good.
He always picked himself up and the others around him." Gamez had similar memories. "He was a very outgoing guy," said Gamez. "He never really got angry or anything." Jason was attending Arizona State University, where he was majoring in business finance. "We talked to him Wednesday night," his father said. "He called to tell us he was sure he had the classes he needed for next semester." Ronald Lesniewski drove past his son's former elementary school today, trying to deal with the loss.
It is a great one. "Even when he was home last Christmas, if we were in a store he was not afraid to put his arms around us and hug us and kiss us," Jason's father said. "He was the best person in the world." For full obituary, see below By Jessica McBride Jason also worked part-time HE Deaths Eason John Lesniewski School. He worked for The Freeman for two years. He was a student at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee for a year before he transferred to AriLesniewski zona State University where he had completed his year.
He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Waukesha: A WAUKESHA Jason John Lesniewski of Arizona (formerly of Waukesha) died on Thursday, June 9, 1994 in Tempe, Arizona at the age of 20 years. graduated from WaukeSouth High School in 1991. was a member of the gymnasteam and a state finalist in his petior year at Waukesha South He will be sadly missed by his parents Ronald and Barbara Lesniewski of Waukesha; brothers Daniel of Waukesha, Brian (Crissie) of Arizona, Scott (Kerri) of Dousman; maternal grandmother Gertrude Monday of Milwaukee; and paternal grandparents Florfan Phyllis Lesniewski of Milwaukee. Further survived by aunts, uncles, nieces, other relatives and friends.
The funeral mass will be held on Tuesday June 14, 1994 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Newman Waukesha, officiating. with Friends Fr. Mike may cal- on Monday from 4 p.m.
until 18 p.m. and Tuesday from 9 a.m. until 10:15 a.m. at the Cesarz Funeral Home West on Moreland Blvd. A parish vigil will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m.
at the funeral home. Masses are appreciated. Entombment at Prairie Home Cemetery in Waukesha. (The Freeman June 11, 1994) -John H. Lorenzen ENUMCLAW, Wash.
John CH. Lorenzen, age 49, died June 1, 1994. He up in Waukesha. Survivors include his daughter, of North Prairie, and Ellen Wagner of EnumSclaw, Wash. Graveside services will be Monday, June 13, at 10 a.m.
at Highland Memorial Park in New Wis. (The Freeman June 11, 1994) There's No Comparison THAN TEA AMERICAN Call toll-free Earl A. Brendelson WAUKESHA Earl A. Brendelson, 52, was in God's hands on Tuesday, June 7, 1994. He was the loving husband of Suzy (nee Dzibinski); beloved father of Doug (Victoria), Jessie (Sherry), Ronette (Richard) ReTroy and stepson, Jeff (Sandi) Dzibinski.
He is further survived by mother, Mary; sisters, Barbara (Robert) Blais, Mary (Gerald) Gong and Nancy Warren. Seven grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles, other relatives and many friends further survive. Visitation will be held at Hartson Funeral Home, 11111 W. Janesville Road, Hales Corners, on Sunday, June 12, from 4 to 8 p.m. Services will be Monday, June 13, at 10 a.m.
at the funeral home. Interment will be at Wisconsin Memorial Park, Brookfield. (The Freeman June 11, 1994) Births Waukesha Memorial Thursday, June 2 Son, Aaron Mitchell Hack, to George and Janet Hack of East Troy, weighing 6 pounds, 8 ounces and inches long. He has a sister, Kayla, 20 months. Maternal grandparents: Donna Essock of Fort Atkinson, and Harry Essock of Whitewater.
Paternal grandparents: Dave and Pat Hack of Hebron, Wis. Greatgrandparents are Vera Petersen of Rio, Ireta Essock of Lansdale, Arthur and Elenor Hack of Herron, and Anabelle Malone of Whitewater. Friday, June 3 Daughter, Alexandra Allyce Marshall, to Ross and Kristen Marshall of Waukesha, born at 11:46 a.m. weighing 8 pounds, 14.7 ounces and 21 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Dennis and Terese Enquist of Kingsford, Mich.
Paternal grandparents are Wayne and Phyllis Marshall of Duluth, Minn. Greatgrandparents are Ruth and Armond D'Andrea of Iron Mountain, and Pearl Enquist of Port Charlotte, Fla. SPENCER HEARING AID SERVICE 26 Years Serving Waukesha County Call 542-5338 if you have a hearing problem and personal service is important. 2 CANCER 1-800-ACS-2345 Open Daily by Appt. Sat.
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Bringe and Judith A. Bringe to Kenneth E. Novotny and Judith M. Novotny, $156,000. MUSKEGO Lot 164 in Lake Forest Addition No.
2, Lake Forest Residential Development Limited Partnership to Robert J. Austin and Kathleen M. Austin, $41,400. NEW BERLIN 4020 S. Avon Drive, Aly Y.
Gamay and Wafaa M. Gamay to Albert A. Cervero and Robin K. Cervero, $219,900. 18376 W.
Beloit Road, T. Michael Schober and Barbara M. Schober to Scott W. Christensen and Juliann Christensen, $121,000. 1731 S.
170th Bernard J. Anny and Jill M. Anny to David J. Jeske and Rebecca A. Jeske, $101,000.
OCONOMOWOC 1121 Lilly Road, Carl E. Duch and Pauline G. Duch to Ronald A. Kreblin and Diane M. Kreblin, $105,000.
TOWN OF OCONOMOWOC Lot 24 and an undivided interest in Outlot 1 in Holmestead Country Estates, Cheryl L. Janny to Richard A. Rasmussen and Carol R. Rasmussen, $45,000. N57-W39740 Industrial Road, Olof Lindquist and James Trainor to James S.
Kopatich and Pauline C. Kopatich, $90,000. PEWAUKEE Lot 136, Lake Park of Pewaukee, situated on Laureate Court, Lake Park Development Corp. to Lee E. Enge and Ruth Enge, $34,900.
Lot 123, Lake Park Pewaukee, situated on Holly Patch Court, Lake Park Development Corp. to Royale Oak Homes, $33,900. 202 Sussex Floyd W. Wildman and Maureen K. Wildman to Timothy S.
Whaling and Wanda C. Whaling, $78,500. trame, W139-56808 Sherwood Circle, Muskego. Maternal grandparents are Robert and Clare Marsh. Paternal grandparents are Donald and Anita Beltrame.
Daughter, Allessandra Sophia Arduini, to Kimberly and Peter Arduini, 7631 Woodland Wauwatosa. Tuesday, May 17 Daughter, Michelle Cerletty Wilson, to Laura and Michael Wilson, 11821 Woodland Circle, Hales Corners. Wednesday, May 18 Son, Mark John Nitka, to Sandi and Michael Nitka, 20535 Bowling Green Drive, Waukesha. Maternal grandmother is Mary Bracey. Paternal grandparents are Dorothy Nitka and Joseph Nitka.
Thursday, May 19 Daughter, Kimberly Cobb Chambers, to Vicki and Brett Chambers, 16910 Fairview Court, Brookfield. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Rindune. Paternal grandparents are Mr.
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000 BROOKFIELD 17995 Continental Drive, David R. Blank and Tari A. Blank to Donald S. Dugan and Kathleen V. Bauer, $150,000.
820 S. Elm Grove Road, Mark L. Augustin and Monica ZelenkaAugustin to David E. Pulczinski and Lori L. Pulczinski, $100,000.
Lot 9, High Meadow Estates, 2000 Development Corporation to Tobias S. Peabody and Mary K. Peabody, $68,500. DELAFIELD 2757 Nagawicka Road, Glen H. Schott and Sally L.
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Andy Natesen, FREEMAN STAFF Warm weather antics WAUKESHA Val Szopinski, 12, blasted with cold water from a garden Maria, :14. The sisters and another battled it out with high-powered squirt spray bottles on Hartwell Avenue weather Friday afternoon. Births Waukesha Memorial Friday, June 3 Daughter, Elena Dawn Blair, to Barry and Kimberly Blair of Oconomowoc, born at 1:03 p.m. weighing 6.2 pounds and 18 inches long. She has a brother, Ian Jonas, 3.
Maternal grandparents are Robert and Ann Dussault of Stafford, Va. Paternal grandparents are Jonas and Sherry Blair of Virginia Beach, Va. Son, Evan James Robert Barkow, to Glen and Diana Barkow of Wauwatosa, born at 3:15 p.m. weighing 10 pounds, 1.7 ounce and 21 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Bob Schwister of Markesan and Anita Bradley of Milwaukee.
Paternal grandmother is Liz Barkow of Milwaukee. Great-grandmothers are Anna Koeller of Milwaukee, Florence I Barkow of Milwaukee and Adeline Paul of Wauwatosa. Saturday, June 4 Daughter, Kayla Marie Darnutzer, to Michael and Dayna Darnutzer of Mukwonago, weighing 8 pounds, 2 ounces and 19 inches long. Maternal grandfather is Walter Grunewald Jr. of Waukesha.
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Please print the name on the back of the picture. screams as she gets hose by her sister, neighborhood friend guns, hoses and during the warm Memorial at Oconomowoc Saturday, May 28 Son, Trevor Jon Annen, to Heidi and Michael Annen of Ashippun, weighing 8 pounds, 10 ounces and inches long. He has a sister, Jessica, 5. Maternal grandparents are Donna and Neil Johnson of Oconomowoc. Paternal grandparents are Joanne Marks of Coronado, and Roger Annen of Watertown.
Daughter, Samantha Ann Koloske, to Diana Harrison of Dousman and Edwin Koloske of Oconomowoc, weighing 7 pounds, 7 ounces and inches long. Maternal grandparents are Donna and Harrison of Dousman. Paternal grandparents are Katherine and Edwin Koloske of Oconomowoc. Elmbrook Memorial Monday, May 16 Son, Jesse Luis Hernandez, to Paula and Henry Hernandez, 626 W. College Waukesha.
Maternal grandparents are Paul and Marilyn Rawson. Paternal grandparents are Luis and Florinda Hernandez. Daughter, Amanda Leigh Beltrame, to Laura and William Bel- Waukesha Family Restaurant PASTA HOUSE ad in Thurs. Freeman incorrectly "Buy One Dinner Get One Dinner Free" Should READ Buy One Dinner Get One Dinner Price 3-8 p.m. (of equal or lesser value) 239 W.
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