1962
2022
John Beiswanger, age 59, of Stone Lake, WI, died March 14th, 2022, due to a tragic accident. He was born May 15, 1962, to Herb & Eunice Beiswanger. He grew up in Ridgeland, WI, and graduated from Barron High School in 1980. John served in the Army Reserve and National Guard. He drove school bus and did road construction. He drove truck for several companies over the years, but his best job was driving for USF Holland at Tomah, WI. John married Lori Stokke in 1990 and they had two sons. John was a proud father. We had so much fun with our sons! John and Lori lived in LaCrosse and Tomah while raising their family. In 2016, they moved to their home on Slim Creek Flowage near Stone Lake, WI. John loved his home on the lake. He liked to fish, hunt, walk in the woods, cut wood, ride snowmobile and ATV, cook over a campfire and feed the birds. John and Lori enjoyed several trips and were planning a trip to Alaska. John especially enjoyed the National Parks. John never missed a deer-hunting season, with family and friends at the Ridgeland Club, near Gordon, WI.
Your family loves you, John. You will be missed by a lot of people. You left us too soon! John is survived by his wife: Lori; two sons: Matthew (Sondra Sauer) and Michael; brother: Chuck; sister: Vicki (Gordy) Knutson; mother & father-in-law: Delvin & Judy Stokke; brothers-in-law: Bill (Laurie) Stokke, Randy (Bobbie) Stokke & Tyler Stokke; sisters-in-law: Ruth Kay & Julie (Chad) Schlough; and many other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. John was preceded in death by his parents, a nephew and other relatives.
A Celebration of John's Life will be held Saturday, July 16, 2022, from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm, at the Ridgeland Park, Hwy 25, Ridgeland, WI. Please dress casual and bring your own lawn chair. Arrangements are with Rausch-Lundeen Funeral Homes, Dallas & Cameron.
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