Margaret E. Anderson

Margaret E. “Marge” Anderson, 71, of Beaver Dam passed away on Thursday, January 25, 2018 at her brother’s home in Randolph. Margaret was born the daughter of Wayne and Eleanor (Kranz) Kelm on September 22, 1946 in Beaver Dam. She was a graduate of Hustisford High School. Marge was married to Phillip Butzine until his passing. She later was married to John Anderson. Marge had a strong work ethic and was employed as a waitress and also a factory worker until she became disabled. Marge was active in volunteer work and found most rewarding her service as a deacon at Grace Presbyterian Church in Beaver Dam. She enjoyed attending plays and concerts and especially listening to Neil Diamond. She was a Packers and Brewers fan. Marge especially enjoyed spending time with her family. Marge is survived by her children: Sheila (Kathy Rose) Kain of Appleton and John (Gail) Anderson of Beaver Dam; her grandchildren: Christina (Bradley) Glapa, Stephanie Timm, Jacob Anderson, Emma Anderson, Tyler Anderson, and Holly Anderson; her great-grandson, Grayson John; her siblings: Charlie (Sue) Kelm of Beaver Dam, John (Elaine) Kelm of Montello, Ruth Ladwig of Beaver Dam, David (Terri) Kelm of Randolph, Donna (Claude) Chamberlin of Hudson, and Tony Kelm of Beaver Dam; her sister-in-law, Mary Kelm of Reeseville; her special friends, Jeanne Hellman and family; as well as other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Phillip; her infant son, Michael; her son, Daniel; her sister, Barbara Kelm; her brother, Jim Kelm; and her former husband, John Anderson. A visitation will be held at Grace Presbyterian Church in Beaver Dam on Wednesday, January 31, 2018 from 10 a.m. until the time of the funeral service at 12 p.m. at the church. Inurnment will take place at Highland Memory Gardens, township of Trenton at a later date. Marge’s family is grateful to the Jessica Spors of Care Wisconsin, Marge’s many caregivers, Hillside Hospice, and a special thank you to Terri and Dave for welcoming Marge into their home for her final days.