Kenneth J. Huberty
contributor:
Peshtigo Times
4/27/2001
Kenneth J. Huberty, 64, a prominent
Lena resident, died unexpectedly
Wednesday, April 18. A Mass of
Christian Burial was conducted
Saturday, April 21 at Holy Cross
Church. Rev. Frank Schrage and Rev.
Harry Beerntsen concelebrated with
interment in St. Charles Cemetery, Lena.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Clement (Rosalie VanderPerren)
Huberty was born Sept. 15, 1936 at Lena. He
graduated from Lena High School in 1955 and served
two years in the U.S. Army. On Sept. 13, 1958 he
married the former Sandra Wolfe at Coleman. He was
employed at Frigo Cheese Corp. for one year and then
was employed at the Suring State Bank in Lena from
1959 to 1985 where he was manager and
vice-president. He then was director and
vice-president at Farmers State Bank/Associated Bank
in Coleman until his retirement in 1999. He was past
member of the Lena Lions Club, Lena Civic Club,
Volunteer Fire Department, Knights of Columbus, Lena
Village Board, Marinette County Realtors Association,
Tri-County Bankers and numerous bank organizations.
He was currently treasurer/trustee of Holy Cross
Church, Lena, and a parish council member of the
church, and a Board of Director for Community
Memorial Hospital in Oconto Falls.
Survivors include his wife; five children, Mrs. Charles
(Lori) Dufek, Mark (Mary) Huberty, Mrs. Steve (Amy)
Marquardt, Mike (Kristan) Huberty, Mrs. Cory (Jodi)
Marquardt, all of Lena; his mother, Rosalie Huberty of
Green Bay; 11 grandchildren; five brothers, Art (Kathy)
Huberty of Lena, Carl (Sandy) Huberty of Athens, Ga.,
John (Mary Lynn) Huberty of DePere, Joe (Carol)
Huberty and Tony (Ginny) Huberty of Green Bay; two
sisters, Mrs. Larry (Rita) Martens of Pell City, Ala., Mrs.
Robert (Leah) Dumke of Green Bay; and one
brother-in-law, Richard Wolfe of Manitowoc.
He was preceded in death by his father, Clem; one
brother, Clyde; and his in-laws, Floyd and Verona
Wolfe.
Pallbearers were Mike McGuire, Glen Woulf, Emil
Pillath, Don Thomson, Ron Jagiello and Ken Foral.
In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, a memorial
fund has been established in his memory. He was an
organ donor.
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