Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, 400 N 1st Street, Cameron, WI (2025)

07/23/2025

Raymond D. Kellogg, age 94, formerly of Cameron, WI died Monday, July 21st, 2025 at Cornell Health Services. He was born June 16th, 1931 in St. Paul, MN. He was raised by his grandparents, James & Nellie Lingle, while his mother, Alma Lingle, worked to provide for the family during the great depression. Ray served in the US Army from 1951-1953 during the Korean War. When he came home he couldn’t find work, but eventually in 1954, he found a job at Pevey’s Paper Mill in Ladysmith where he worked for about 6 years. It was at Pevey’s where Ray met his beloved wife, Dorothy Day. The couple were married on August 19th, 1958 at Pine City, MN. For 58 years, they never went to bed mad at each other. Ray worked many jobs throughout the years. He managed the former Holiday Station in Cameron, was shipping foreman at the former Holsum Bakery in Rice Lake & provided maintenance at the old Barron County Courthouse. Ray retired in 1993 & traveled extensively with his wife, most memorably to Hawaii & Alaska. He also loved deer hunting & trout fishing. Ray faithfully served our veterans & the local community as the member of the Piper-Marsh American Legion Post 194 of Cameron for 70 years. He was also a life member of the VFW & Disabled American Veterans in Rice Lake. Ray’s hope & comfort was to be with our Lord & Savior in eternity.
Ray is survived by his daughter: Sherry Kellogg, granddaughter: LaToya Kellogg, great grandson: Onyx Kellogg, daughter: Geraldine (Jerry) Chartraw, brother: Ronald (Bev) Baguhn, as well as many more grandchildren, great grandchildren, a great great grandchild, nieces, & nephews.
Funeral services will be at 11:30 a.m. Monday, July 28th at the Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Home in Cameron with Chaplain Michelle Earls officiating & interment following in the Northern Wisconsin Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery at Spooner. Visitation will be held for the hour prior to the service on Monday at the funeral home. Ray & family would like to express special thanks to friend, Jill Fenske, for many years of help, service & visits. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to the Rice Lake Cat Coalition. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.

07/16/2025

Rita P. Carlson, age 87, of Cameron, WI died Tuesday, July 15th, 2025 at her home. She was born July 23rd, 1937 to Stephan & Eva (Beverly) Erwin at Wise, VA where she was raised and attended school. After graduating from high school she attended 2 years of college before moving to Washington D.C. where she got a job working for the government. On April 5th, 1963, she was married to Richard Carlson at Alexandria, VA. Later in 1963, the couple moved to Richfield, MN where they settled to raise their family. Once the children were older, Rita worked as a secretary for a couple of different businesses. After retiring in 2001, Richard & Rita moved to Cameron where they spent their summers, wintering down south. In 2017, they sold their place in Florida and remained in Cameron full time.
Rita was preceded in death by her parents. She is survived by her husband: Richard & 3 sons: Jim, Steve & Mike Carlson.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, July 18th at the Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Home in Cameron with Rev. Darrel Robinson officiating & interment following at Acacia Park Cemetery in Mendota Heights, MN. Visitation will be held for the hour prior to services at the funeral home on Friday. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.

07/14/2025

Lloyd Henning Fredrickson, 83, of Cameron passed away on July 10th, 2025. He was born January 7th, 1942 to Henning & Esther Fredrickson in LaGrange, IL. He graduated in 1959 from Lions Township in LaGrange. His family moved from LaGrange in 1959 and built the Motel Viking (where the current Kwik Trip in Cameron is located). He met his future wife, Eileen Baukol, roller skating at Rainbow Gardens in Rice Lake and they were married in Reeve, WI on November 2nd, 1963. In addition to helping run the motel, he and his father worked together doing masonry work in the area. Lloyd continued this career after selling the motel in 1976. Lloyd was a member of the Wisconsin and Minnesota Bricklayers Associations, leaving a legacy of craftsmanship. Lloyd was a proud member of the Blue Hills Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Elks Club USA of Rice Lake and Zor Shrine Club for 50+ years. He took great pride in giving back to his community. He was involved in the Shrine Horse Pulls and numerous fundraising meals. If you were a 4th grader at Cameron Elementary, you may remember the joy of attending the Shrine Circus — thanks to Lloyd’s generosity and dedication, he helped make it possible for countless children to experience those special moments, personally ordering the tickets and sharing the cost with fellow Cameron-area Shriners. He was an active member of the Blue Hills Rod and Gun Club, a place he considered his second home. Lloyd spent countless hours there enjoying cast bullet shooting, trap shooting and participating in many cowboy shoots over the years. He especially loved visiting with the guys and gals at the gun club — the friendships and stories shared there were some of his favorite times. He was one of the first to try out the all-terrain wheelchair at the gun club, making his first TV debut test-driving one of these special chairs — a moment that brought him great joy. Lloyd’s love for the outdoors was clear to all who knew him. He enjoyed spending time at his hunting cabin near Birchwood with his friends and the boys (aka his Wolf Pack) and took many memorable trips to Canada fishing with good friends. In 2011 and 2013, Lloyd enjoyed trips to Argentina to dove hunt with friends. These times brought him great happiness and lifelong memories. Lloyd’s Scandinavian heritage was also very important to him. He traveled several times to the “old country” — Sweden and Norway — with his wife and good friends, Dennis and Florence Weise, cherishing every connection to his family roots. The family wishes to thank the staff at Barron Care and Rehab and Marshfield Medical Center-Rice Lake Hospice for the compassionate care and the friendships they developed with Lloyd. Their kindness and support will always be remembered. Those who knew Lloyd will remember his dedication to his community, pride in his heritage, his passion for shooting sports and most of all, the deep love and pride he had for his family. He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by all whose lives he touched.
Lloyd is survived by his wife of 61 years: Eileen, daughter & son-in-law: Lisa & Rick Walther (Cameron), two granddaughters and their husbands: Rebecca & Josh Malsom (Cameron) and Anna & Charlie Roherty (Rice Lake), three great-grandchildren: Aria Malsom, Rowen & Keeley Roherty and his extended “Baukol” family. They will forever cherish his stories, laughter, and unwavering support. He was preceded in death by his parents Henning & Esther Fredrickson.
A Celebration of Life will be held at the Blue Hills Masonic Center in Rice Lake on Sunday, July 20th from 1-4 p.m. A private family interment will be held at a later date in the Wayside Cemetery in Barron. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.

06/13/2025

Elsie Krause passed on from this world on Thursday, June 5th, 2025 in Rochester, MN at the age of 89. She has been a resident of Cottagewood Senior Communities in Rochester, MN for the past year. Prior to that she spent her whole life in rural Prairie Farm, WI. Elsie was born on June 7th, 1935, to Bertina (Mickelson) and Hans Nordby, who preceded her in death. Her husband Bud, son Joel, an older sister Lorraine Peterson and a sister-in-law Opal Harstad also preceded her in death. On May 26th, 1956, Elsie married Walter “Bud” Krause at West Akers Lutheran Church. They had three children-Melody (Jim) Hanson (1957), Bonnie (David) Wichman (1961), and Joel Krause (1962-2001). She has two grandchildren-Hannah Bennett and Hans Marske and two great grandchildren-Brylie and Braelynn Bennett. She is also survived by sister-in-law Ruby Hinzman and 2 step-granddaughters, Jennifer Christensen and Linsey Bosl and their children. Elsie graduated from Prairie Farm High School at the age of 16. She went on to Teacher’s College at UW-River Falls and earned a two-year teaching degree. She began teaching at small rural schools including Maple Grove at 18. When Bonnie and Joel were born, she stayed at home to care for them. She also contributed significantly to the farm work. After a few years she was hired to teach at Woodland Elementary School in Barron. She was back in her element and also began teaching part time as a music teacher in Prairie Farm. She had a chance to teach in the 3rd grade full-time at Prairie Farm but needed a four-year degree to do so. In the early 1970’s, she went back to UW-River Falls and finished her bachelor’s degree in elementary education while working full-time and farming. Elsie was a talented vocalist who was in high demand to sing at weddings and funerals. She directed various church choirs and enjoyed teaching Sunday School. She also served as a church deacon at United Lutheran Church in Prairie Farm. She loved being a part of Sweet Adelines and singing in quartets. For several years she was the director of The Hay River Harmony choir. Other hobbies included hosting singing circles and attending and hosting book clubs. She was always up for a game of Scrabble. For several years Elsie was a contributor to the local paper, The Hay River Review. She loved interviewing people and introducing them to the community through her thoughtful and interesting articles. Elsie was an active member of the Dovre Lodge of the Sons of Norway. She loved wearing her Bunad and demonstrating articles of interest from Norway at various schools and functions. She visited Norway with her beloved cousin, Clarice Sprengler, soon after her retirement. Elsie and Clarice traced their family genealogy through their grandfather back several generations. They did not have computers or genealogy software to help; it was all done with pen and paper. Elsie received many accolades for her teaching, including Teacher of the Year. She loved her students, who she referred to as her kids. After her retirement, she rearranged the upstairs of her farmhouse to accommodate any children who wanted to be tutored. She loved beauty in all forms, especially flowers. From the wildflowers she picked in the woods for her May wedding to the Hollyhocks that surrounded her house, her life was filled with flowers.
Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday July 5th, 2025 at United Lutheran Church in Prairie Farm with Rev. Sara Feld officiating. A luncheon will be served, and interment will immediately follow the lunch at West Akers Lutheran Cemetery in the Town of New Haven, rural Prairie Farm. Visitation will be held for the hour prior to services at the church. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Dallas and Cameron.

06/02/2025

Florence I. Gronski, age 94, of Rice Lake, WI died Wednesday, May 28th, 2025 at her daughter’s home in Rice Lake. She was born July 19th, 1930 to Anthony & Rose (Diehn) Skrupky at Pittsville, WI. The family later moved to Cameron where she graduated from Cameron High School. On October 22nd, 1949, she was married to John Gronski at Cameron and they raised 5 children on the family farm where Florence resided until her death. She loved making quilts, baking cookies for her grandkids and tending to her many flower gardens. She was an active member of the ABVM Catholic Church at Strickland and helped with many of the church fundraisers and activities. She loved the Minnesota Twins, Elvis and polka music. She also enjoyed trout fishing and especially salmon fishing up on the Cranberry with her sister, Verna.
Florence was preceded in death by her parents, husband: John, Sr. on February 14th, 1987, son: John Jr., sons-in-law: Roger Erickson & Bradley Linder & siblings: Harry Skrupky, Margaret Frankenberg, Katherine Ajewski, Verna Kisling, Dorothy Hessel, Harriet Dullinger & Caroline Gronski. She is survived by her children: Rose (Larry) Kopras, Mary (Troy) Hom, Laurie Linder & Steve (Heather) Gronski, daughter-in-law: Rita Gronski, grandchildren: Jennifer Kopras, Eric (Marie) Kopras, Melissa (Chad) Weber, Nick (Melissa) Gronski, Samantha Gronski, Janelle Larson, Brian (Cynthia) Erickson, Jack (Lyndsey) Linder, Jeff (Julie) Linder, Madison, Michael & Matthew Gronski, 15 great grandchildren, sister: Barbara Clausen, as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives & friends.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, June 9th at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church in the Town of Strickland with Fathers Chandra Ery & Adam Laski officiating with interment following in the church cemetery. Visitation will be held from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the service on Monday at the church. In accordance with Florence’s wishes, no wake will be held. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to the church. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.

05/13/2025

Marion Carole Siebert, age 88, of Ridgeland, WI died Wednesday, May 7th, 2025 peacefully surrounded by family at Mayo Clinic Health System in Menomonie, WI. She was born March 14, 1937 to Clarence and Juliet (Hoff) Anderson in the Town of Prairie Farm, WI. Marion attended Little Beaver School and graduated from Prairie Farm High School in 1955. She was baptized at home and was confirmed at United Lutheran Church in Prairie Farm. On May 18, 1957, she married Edward Siebert and they lived and farmed in rural Ridgeland. Marion was a sassy woman who loved her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Marion loved quilting, knitting, sewing, crocheting, bird watching, playing the organ and being a homemaker. She was involved in the St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Ladies Aide and Hay River Quilting Club. Marion’s family is comforted knowing Marion’s love for her Savior, Jesus Christ. Our Queen of Sass has finally been reunited with her Prince Edward.

Marion is survived by her sons: James Siebert and Michael Siebert of Ridgeland, daughter: Marilyn (Terry) Zais of Star Prairie, grandchildren: Katelyn (Jake) Knetter of Edgar, WI, Joshua (Brianna) Siebert of Albany, IN, Danielle (Derek) Spry of New Richmond, WI, Mikayla (Alex) Kielsa of Wyoming, MN and Jordan Siebert of Eau Claire, WI, great-grandchildren: Emery Knetter, Kaleb Knetter, Charlee Spry, Ellie Knetter and August Spry, sister: Janet (Arnold) Tjelta of New Richmond, WI, sisters-in-law: Annette (Chet) Finnerud of St. Louis Park, MN and Mary Lou Anderson of St Paul, MN, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband: Edward on February 20. 2019, her parents: Clarence and Juliet Anderson and brother: Robert Anderson.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 17 at St. Paul’s Ev. Lutheran Church in the Town of Prairie Farm with Rev. Roger Quandt officiating and interment following in the church cemetery. Visitation will be held from 4-7 p.m. Friday at the Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Home in Dallas and also for the hour prior to services at the church on Saturday. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Dallas & Cameron.

05/07/2025

Janice R. Buck, age 69, of Prairie Farm, WI died Sunday, May 4th, 2025 at her home. She was born September 9th, 1955 at Cumberland, WI to Charles & Lois (Picknell) Kittelson. She attended school at Barron and graduated from Barron High School. On February 18th, 1978, she was married to Timothy Buck at Almena, WI. She enjoyed many interests & hobbies throughout the years including fishing, shopping for treasures at garage sales, working outside in her flower gardens, ATV rides, camping, swimming, ice skating, snowmobiling, tubing & sledding, cooking & baking, playing darts, enjoying her Pepsi & spending time with family.
Janice was preceded in death by her parents, husband: Timothy Sr. on July 31st, 2016 & sister-in-law: Shirley Kittelson. She is survived by her daughter: Michelle (Brad Kahler) of New Richmond, sons: Tim Jr. (Desiree) & Michael Buck all of Ridgeland, grandchildren: Trenton Hollister, Faith & Andrew Peltier, Sydney, Sophie, Myles & Oliver Buck, great grandchildren: Lydia & Rhett Hollister, brothers: Doug Kittelson of The Dalles, OR & Donald (Annie) Kittelson of Rice Lake, sisters: Rita (Leon) Lundequam of Barron, Deb Kittelson of Barron, Sue (Mark) Pletcher of Turtle Lake & Lori Kittelson (Tom Brust) of Rice Lake, as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives & friends.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, May 12th at United Lutheran Church in Prairie Farm with Rev. Sara Feld officiating & interment following in the Evergreen Cemetery at Prairie Farm. Visitation will be held from 11 a.m. until the time of the service at the church on Monday. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Dallas & Cameron.

05/07/2025

Dawn M. Pawlowski, age 65, of Winter, WI died Friday, May 2nd, 2025 at Marshfield Medical Center in Marshfield. She was born December 10th, 1959 to David & Carol (Kuchenbach) Fechner at Racine, WI where she was raised and attended school. She graduated from Washington Park High School in 1978. On December 17th, 1977, she was married to Raymond Pawlowski at Racine. Throughout the years, the couple resided in Mondovi, Eau Claire, Rice Lake/Cameron & in 2023 moved to their cabin full time in Winter. Dawn enjoyed gardening, cooking & fishing.
Dawn was preceded in death by her parents. She is survived by her husband: Ray, sons: Thomas Pawlowski (Samantha) & Douglas Pawlowski, grandson: Zachary, brothers: Keith & Todd (Josie) Fechner, as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives & friends.
In accordance with Dawn’s wishes, no services will be held. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.

04/18/2025

Brenda L. Henning, age 64, of Barron, WI passed away on Wednesday, April 9th, 2025 at Marshfield Medical Center in Rice Lake. She was born on November 14th, 1960 to Todd & Patricia (Cummings) Henning at Marshfield, WI. She graduated from Slayton High School at Slayton, MN with the class of 1978. Following graduation, she worked at Sather’s Candy Company, attended beauty school for a short time & had multiple other careers in the care provider field, with the biggest being an EMT for many years. Brenda’s hobbies included Elvis, her beloved dog: Rose, singing, owls, daffodils/roses & bird watching. Her biggest pride was watching her great grandchildren grow, learn & playing with them along the way.
Brenda was preceded in death by her father, siblings: Robert “Bob” & Linda, as well as her life partner: Brent. She is survived by her mother: Patricia Henning, son: Patrick (Amanda) Henning, foster daughter: Kathy Vroman, honorary daughter: Stephanie Henning, sisters: Cindy Schwab, Patty (Bruce) Greene & Daphnie (Jim) DeBord, grandchildren: Dylan (Annabel) Henning, Jennessa (Michael) Edwards, Zakary Henning, Hunter Henning, Bryce (Natalie) Henning, Brenden Henning & honorary granddaughter: Kalea Ingles, great grandchildren: Paxton, Zayne, Serenity & 1 unborn, as well as many nieces, nephews, adopted children & grandchildren & other loved ones.
A service commemorating Brenda’s life will be held on Saturday, May 10th at the Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Home in Cameron. Friends may call from 12-3 p.m. at the funeral home. Since Brenda Loved the Packers, the family requests you wear your Packer gear in her honor. There will be a gathering/meal after the service at The Webb in Cameron with more details to come. While flowers/donations are not obligatory, if you choose to honor Brenda’s legacy, please direct any donations to the family to help reduce the unexpected funeral costs rather than sending flowers. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.

04/14/2025

Anita Kay Hanson, age 77, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 9, 2025 at Monroe Manor Assisted Living in Barron. She was born July 24, 1946 to Freeman and Irene (Bass) Hanson. She grew up on Midlane Farm with her siblings. Anita loved reading her Bible and singing hymns. She enjoyed embroidery, writing letters, playing Skipbo (which she usually won) and eating fried chicken. Anita was a sweet Christian who loved her Savior Jesus Christ. She was welcomed to her eternal home by her Mom and Dad as a whole person - body and mind. She was sharp and witty in so many ways and had a contagious giggle which echoed throughout her surroundings wherever she was. Now her joy and laughter will be shared for all eternity!

Anita was preceded in death by her parents, brother-in-law: David Cutsforth & nephew: Rockford Cutsforth. She is survived by her brother: Howard (Joyce) Hanson, sisters: Marlyce Cutsforth, LouAnn (Art Dwayne) Connor, Virginia Conrey & Julie (Lyn) Brostrom, as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives & friends.

Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, April 18, 2025 at the Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Home in Cameron, WI with Rev. Dave Thomassen officiating. Visitation will be held for the hour prior to services at the funeral home on Friday. Interment will follow the service at the Dallas Cemetery in Dallas, WI & following the interment, everyone is welcome to attend a lunch & fellowship prepared at the Dallas Assembly of God Church. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.

04/04/2025

William Ray Eckerman, age 67, of Cameron, WI passed away February 10th, 2025, at Regions Hospital in St. Paul Minnesota. Bill was born to Leslie (Sonny) and Marlys ( Mork, Eckerman, TenEyck) in Hennepin County Minnesota on January 12th, 1958. Bill grew up on a 90-acre farm in Hawkins Wisconsin with his mother, stepfather & many siblings. Bill helped on the farm tending to many kinds of animals. It was here on the farm and at a young age that Bill took an interest in "tinkering." He took apart and put back together everything he could get his hands on; cars, trucks, tractors, small engines, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, anything with a motor, you name it. Over the years, he got more than one of the old vehicles on the farm running & he would tote his siblings around the property, taking them on adventures! He spent his summers fishing & picking berries. When the family had their share, Bill and his siblings were allowed to pick extra berries to sell on the roadside to make extra money so they could attend the local fair. Bill became a jack of many trades, but in his working years, he spent a majority of his time as a pipe fitter with American Steel. He also worked in the refinery and as a mechanic. Bill was always buying junkers, fixing them up and selling them for a little more money. Bill always had a boat. He spent a lot of time on the water with his sister, Sandra, and her husband, nieces & nephews, and his own wife and kids. One of the best things about Bill was his dedication to helping others. Bill spent his entire life volunteering and working at local food pantries and soup kitchens from Rice Lake, WI to Minneapolis, MN. Bill touched many lives this way. It was very important to him.

Bill was preceded in death by his parents: Leslie Eckerman, Wayne and Marlys TenEyck, sisters: Arlene Bush, Karen Aurentz, Marie TenEyck & Sherry Vail. He is survived by sisters: Sandra Schmidt, Mary Kay Remer & Sheila Petit, brothers: John Leonard, Aaron Leonard, Curtis TenEyck & Mark TenEyck, children: Mark Eckerman, Willie Eckerman & family, Kacey Eckerman, Jennifer Eckerman Smith, Rebecca Eckerman & Logan Fallin- Eckerman, as well as many grandchildren.

Bill will be laid to rest at the St. Croix Falls City Cemetery in St. Croix Falls WI on Saturday, April 5th, at noon with a celebration of life following from 1-4 p.m. at the Five Flags Golf Course in Balsam Lake WI. Everyone is welcome to attend. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.

04/04/2025

Deanne A. (Kobs) Johnson, age 81, of Cameron, WI passed away on Friday, March 28, 2025, surrounded by her beloved family. She was born on May 21, 1943, in Osceola WI, to Otto and Leona (Schmidt) Kobs, the second of nine children. After graduating from New Richmond High School, she met the love of her life, Larry Johnson. They were married on December 10, 1964 and shared 60 beautiful years of love, laughter, and unwavering devotion. Following Larry’s service in the Air Force, they made their home in Rice Lake, WI, where Deanne worked in various roles. Their lives were forever enriched when they welcomed their first child, Russel. Soon after, they settled in Cameron, where Deanne dedicated herself to raising their three treasured children—Russel, Ray and Wendie. In the early 90s, she began working at St. Croix Casino, a job she adored for the friendships and social connections it brought her. She continued working well into her 70s, finding joy in every interaction. Deanne’s warmth and kindness made her a beloved presence in the community. She found joy in life’s simple pleasures—spending time with her children and grandchildren, taking scenic drives to the casino and to the races with Larry and chatting over coffee. A familiar face at Betty’s Café for decades, she loved nothing more than a good conversation and a friendly smile.
She leaves behind a loving family who will forever hold her in their hearts: her devoted husband, Larry; children Russel (Jen) Johnson of Bristol, Ray (Jacki) Johnson of Eau Claire, and Wendie (Paul) Brooten of Cameron; four cherished grandchildren, Chloe, Cooper and Cayden Johnson and Mason Brooten. Deanne is also survived by her siblings Bonnie Sundt, Anorine Anderson, Nancy Tretsven, Dewain (Wade) Kobs, Bradley, Kerwin, and Larry (Debbie) Kobs and Vickie (George) Meyer. She was preceded in death by her parents, Otto and Leona Kobs, brothers-in-law Lloyd Anderson, Bill Tretsven, and Ronnie Sundt, and several dear friends from her Betty’s Café family.
The family extends their deepest gratitude to Austin and Georgia at Northern Neighbors and the compassionate staff at Brentwood for their exceptional care in Deanne’s final months. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, April 26, 2025, at the Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Home in Cameron from 11:00 AM -2:00 PM. Deanne will be laid to rest at Pine Grove Cemetery in Cameron following the service. In accordance with her wishes, there will be no viewing as she was cremated. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the Alzheimer’s Association would be greatly appreciated as we continue to hope and pray for a cure. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Cameron & Dallas.

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