Arlene R. Moyle

February 28, 1936 - May 7, 2020

Arlene Ruth Moyle, age 84, of Pewaukee died peacefully on Thursday, May 7th at her home in the loving company of her daughter and sons.Arlene was born on February 28, 1936 to the late Leonard John (Jack) and Verna (Fiegel) Smith of Fox Lake, Wisconsin. She was the oldest daughter of three including Dorothy (Smith) Kumba of Beaver Dam and Eleanor (Smith) Unser of Fox Lake.Arlene spent her early adult years raising six boys and one daughter in New Berlin, Wisconsin. While her children were growing up, she returned to school and graduated from Alverno College with degrees in business and philosophy, then worked at and retired from Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. After retiring, she moved to Pewaukee where she easily made many great friends, was active in her church, organized social activities and helped write the monthly newsletter for her community. She loved to travel and spend time with her family and friends.Arlene is survived by her sister Dorothy (Kumba). Her children, David (Mary), DuWayne (Karen), Daniel (Jacki), Michael (Marie), Steven, and Kristin. She is also survived by ten grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by both her parents, her son, Douglas (1964), her sister, Eleanor (2013), and grandson, Zachary (2009).In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to her church, St Joan of Arc in Nashota, Katy’s Closet in Waukesha, and Lake Country Caring in Hartland.The family would like to thank Arlene’s many friends, Dr. Woodard of Froedtert Springdale Health Center and her staff, Froedtert Hospital doctors and nurses, and Season’s Hospice staff for their compassionate care though the trying times prior to her passing.Due to the current health restrictions a celebration of Arlene’s life will be held at St. Joan of Arc in Nashotah at a later date.

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It was an honor to have known and spent time with her when I lived it PewaukeeShe was known to many as The Flower Lady Rest in peace dear Friend Dolly Rynders Hartland Wi. June 2020

I wish we had gotten more time to know each other better. We seemed to always be passing each other going to or from a medical visit. Your warm smile, thoughtful words and your beautiful flowers will be so missed, but know those you are now with will be the recipients of all your goodness. Rest in peace neighbor.
Fondly,
Nancy Oliver

Arlene was a very good friend of many years to my parents, Roger and Marian Woelfel. My mom would talk a lot about Arlene, on how thoughtful, helpful, loving and giving she was. When I called my dad to tell him about her passing, he again told about the two vacations they spent with her, which Arlene did all the driving. It was just the last few years of my mom's life that I was able to also spend time with her when she visited my mom - she was Very Special. As I was going through some of my mom's things, I found stacks of cards that my mom received - not only on Holidays, but also when a thoughtful hug was needed. You were very lucky to have such a wonderful mom, grandparent and great -grandparent.
May she dance and rejoice in heaven now.
Roger and Marian Woelfel
Dianne and Jim Keller

Arlene was a loving friend to my Aunt Marion and Uncle Roger Woelfel - I loved visiting with her when my Aunt was sick - she was a wonderful and religious friend - she will be missed by many - she is free now to be with the Lord - love always

Mom - you will be missed! You gave everything and were always there. Mike, Marie, Kellen and Ben

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