Amy J. Fredrick

March 6, 1959 - September 13, 2024

A Celebration of Life for Amy will be held at a later date.

Amy J. Fredrick, 65, of Juneau passed away on Friday, September 13, 2024.

Amy was born on March 6, 1959 the daughter of John H. and Lois M. (Bromley) Kromm in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Amy had been employed with Beaver Dam Community Hospital in the custodial department for many years.

Amy lived a life full of passion, creativity and love for both people and animals; especially horses, dogs, cats and birds. Her home was always full of the love and companionship of her beloved pets.

She had a deep appreciation for crafts and drawing, finding joy in creating beautiful works of art. She also loved to travel and experience new places. She and her former husband had been active in motorcycle groups.

A cherished family tradition was spending time at the family cabin near Eagle River, where she found peace and happiness swimming in the lake and fishing.

Amy will be deeply missed by her brother Darrell (Mary) Kromm of Reeseville; nieces: Kay (Justin Woldt) Kromm and Linaria Cahalane; great nieces: Alisha and Claire Woldt; and her former husband James Fredrick of Sheboygan. She is further survived by cousins, other relatives and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents.

A Celebration of Life for Amy will be held at a later date.

Koepsell Funeral Home

H. E. Aydelotte

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A Celebration of Life for Amy will be held at a later date.

Amy J. Fredrick, 65, of Juneau passed away on Friday, September 13, 2024. Amy was born on March 6, 1959 the daughter of John H. and Lois M. (Bromley) Kromm in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Amy had been employed with Beaver Dam Community Hospital in the custodial department for many years. Amy lived a life full ofContinue Reading

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I always thought of Amy as my quiet, introspective cousin.
Our last visit was a happy one. Always thought I’d see her again.

Amy was my cousin and I always enjoyed her company. Growing up my family loved going to her parents house to see my cousins. Riding her horse playing in the fields ,sledding and snowball fights even in the summer. We had to wash up after the snowball fights in the summer. When I was old enough to go to the cottage with with grandma and grandpa and all of the cousins we had even more fun. Fishing,swimming , blueberry picking playing cards on rainy days. There was always something fun to do with them. It wasn’t quite as fun when Carole and Amy tied me to a post and took my pocket knives away, I got loose and beat them back to the cottage. I never told them my secret escape method and they never tied me up again. I will miss Amy and always remember all the good times with her.

Amy was my cousin. This obituary speaks so well of her life and interests.

In recent years, Amy and I messaged almost daily and had long phone conversations.

Amy was underestimated by many. She was very intelligent, had good critical thinking skills, was thoughtful, well-informed, and compassionate. Amy could discuss of variety of issues and our conversations were always fun, interesting, and enlightening. She rescued a number of dogs and cats and loved them all.

I will miss her every day.

I really enjoyed caring for Amy at her house. We had some good conversations and laughs. I will really miss her!

My condolences to the family! I was one of Amy's caregivers and I really enjoyed my time with her! I will miss her! May she rest in peace!

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