Lee A. Luehring

June 22, 1939 - October 1, 2021

Lee A. Luehring, age 82, of Fond du Lac, formerly of Mayville passed away peacefully on Friday, October 1, 2021 at St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac.In honoring Lee’s wishes, a private family funeral will be held.Lee was born the son of Carl and Agnes (Schraufnagel) Luehring on June 22, 1939 in Burnett. He was united in marriage to Nancy Jane Boyd on October 21, 1961 in North Sacramento, CA. The two shared almost 60 years of marriage. Lee had retired from Seneca Foods where he worked as the plant manager. Lee and Nancy attended Immanuel Trinity Church in Fond du Lac. Lee enjoyed nature and loved to be outdoors whether he was golfing or taking in a sunrise or sunset with Nancy. Lee grew up playing hockey in his youth and later played semi-pro in California. He was a jack of all trades and liked to do many restoration projects such as classic cars or furniture. Lee was also an avid reader. Alongside Nancy, Lee loved to travel, and they cherished the trips to Cancun with their family. He enjoyed spending time with the family dogs, “the girls”, Zoey and Bailey. He will be dearly missed.Lee is survived by his wife Nancy of Fond du Lac. His sons- Jeffrey (Luann) Luehring of Combined Locks, Brian (Catalina Rojas) Luehring of Key Biscayne, FL., and Lee Michael (Holly) Luehring of Fond du Lac. His grandchildren- Austin, Matias, Sebastian, Christian, Hope, and Collin Kinney. His sister- Diane Beecham of GA., and brother- Tom (Marilyn) Luehring of Oconomowoc. Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother Dan Luehring.Special thanks to the staff at St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac for the care and support shown to Lee and his family.

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Dear Nancy and family: Have known Lee since high school when we use to race across the Horicon Marsh in the winter on the ice and the last number of years when we both worked at Seneca. Had many good times together. Sorry for your loss Nancy. John & Barb Hennig Wautoma

Dear Nancy and Family - Sad to hear about Lee's passing! He was such a kind man, may he rest in peace. Sending love and hugs!

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. We were neighbors many years ago. He always had a glorious smile.

Nancy and Family, My Deepest Sympathy for the passing of your loved one!!

Rest in peace Lee. You were a great man and a great man to work for...Wally Zastrow

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My condolences to Lees family. I will remember Lee from our early high school days. Lee welcomed this Kekoskee Kid to Mayville High School. What a great guy and friend.

I knew Lee when we were both in the food processing industry even though we were mostly in different companies and I even got to golf with him a few times. He was always a friendly, fun loving, and gracious guy. Our condolences Nancy and family. RIP Lee

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