Frank D. Werhanowicz

Frank David Werhanowicz, 68

With Judi by his side, Frank went peacefully to join his loved ones on the other side.

Frank loved life and his family and to all his family and friends,

" He doesn't say good bye but see you later."

Born to Frank C. and Lois J. ( Shrank ) Werhanowicz in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Frank grew up in Kewaskum where he attended school graduating in 1974.

Over the years Frank worked several jobs, always wanting to learn more things. Everything from working at Kewaskum Frozen Foods, driving a school bus, a garbage truck, to driving a water tanker in the oil fields of Colorado. Later becoming a fuel hauler for PCT, Grizz Trucking, and retiring from Oil Can Trucking. Although through out of all his jobs he loved driving his semi the most. Always enjoying meeting new people and talking with his trucker friends.

Frank leaves behind to cherish his memory: His wife, Judi and four children. Jason ( Brianna ) Werhanowicz, Don ( Meg ) Forney, Tonya ( John ) Walter, and Shannon Guelig. Sixteen Grandchildren: Reed, Jack & Beau Werhanowicz, Ronnie Forney, Courtney ( Tony ) Hansen, Katelyn & Sarah Aschoff, Megan ( Dylan ) Sokol, Dalton, Brandon ( Autumn ), Dustin ( Jessica ) and Sean ( Katelynn ) Walter, Larissa ( Jeff ) Bergerson, Felicia ( Sheldon ) Radant, Trenton ( Emily ) Wiese and Garett Wiese. Nineteen Great grandchildren: Paxton, Payson, Mariah, Ava, Addi, Rhett, Bennett, Brynnlee, Emily, Marcus, Mathew, Danni, Dallas, Lexi, Damian, Demitri, Taran, Venus and Jobe. Four sisters: Luanne (Peter) Theisen, Pam (Mike) Rank, Karen (AL) Watry, Sue Plagemann. Four nieces and many cousins and friends.

Preceded in death are his parents, mother-in-law Gerri George, brother- in-law Don George and granddaughter Ceiria Davis, and a brother-in-law, Ron Plagemann.

To the Aurora Hospice Nurses and Chaplin our deepest thank you for the care and comfort you gave Frank. To his sisters, cousin, daughter Shannon and granddaughter Felicia, thank you for being there for both Frank and I. You all will forever be appreciated.

Per Frank's wishes he did not want a funeral service.