Joseph A. Stommel, age 68, of Juneau, died on Friday, January 30, 2015 at Watertown Regional Medical Center. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Joseph Anthony Stommel was born on May 8, 1946 in Hustisford, Wisconsin to Gerhardt and Dorthy (Sholtes) Stommel. On June 20, 1964 he was united in marriageContinue Reading
My deepest sympathies goes out to the Stommel family.The lord has taken a good man home.I have many good memories of Joe at work,deer hunting,and ice fishing.Rest in peace my friend.
Karen, our condolences on the loss of Joe. The Kuhlman's Roy, Thirza and Sandy, former neighbors.
My deepest sympathy Karen and Joe Jr.... You are in my thoughts and prayers, sorry for the loss .... the memories you all share with me will be Forever Cherished and Never Forgotten, God Bless !!
It seems like I've known Joe forever, but I guess I first met him in the 1980s at the Hustisford Clinic. We really connected and I feel like I almost lost a brother. I really respected him and enjoyed our visits together. I extend my deepest sympathies to the family--he really will be missed. Sincerely, Doc Weber
I'm sorry for your loss Karen. Joe was such a great man and awesome friend to my dad. I'm gonna miss going to the horse races with you guys. Dad and Joe are resting on a mountain betting on a race now.
R.I.P. Joe! To the family, I just wanted you all to know how deeply saddened I was to hear of your loss. Joe was a good Dude and he was always alright with me. We became good friends at Strohwig, where I have also worked with Joe jr. and Cody. I will always miss the times spent with Joe and our dear friend Jerry Haag and all of the conversations that we had over the years. Whether it was about investments, gambling, horse races, or just life in general. Joe will not be forgotten! My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you all!
I am so sorry for your loss Joe and family. You always talk so highly of your dad and family. You were so lucky to have a very wonderful father. I'm sure he was a great husband and grandfather . R.I.P. Mr. Stommal. My deepest sympathies to all of you in this time.
RIP. Uncle Joe. You will be missed. Say hi to my dad and sister. Now you can be with them watching over us all. Love you.
R.I.P uncle Joe you will be missed but never forgotten. Love and miss you your niece Brenda
Karen & Marion, and family, I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. May you all be there for each other during this time. I'll be sending a note via snail mail this week.