Ervin H. "Erv" Radmer

RIP my very special good friend and willing teacher always. See you with the cribbage board soon. Bob Malsom, former WAK coworker

Rest In Peace! Erv was an inspiration to many of us young fellow WAK employes and a friend to all who knew him. My memories are fond of working on his press crew. I can remember how proud he was to print one particular job, the one sheet of paper with the unique McDonalds Monoply winner on it! Thank you for being a part of my life. Robert Bob' C Malsom

So sorry to hear of EV'S passing. Carol, you and I shared a room at Columbia hospital when your Ron and my
Dave were born in June 1961. We also were out to visit you when your daughter was a baby. Dave is head of maintenance at
Country Springs in Waukesha. Donna, his sister works at Sunset Bank. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY.
ETHEL KONCZAK

To the Radmer family,
Chuck and I just found out about Erv passing and we are sorry that we missed his funeral. He had a wonderful personality and we were glad to have known the Radmer family while we were all members at Faith.

Dear Radmer Family,
We first met Erv and Carol at church in Mauston. Our boys were quite young then and we would usually sit a few pews ahead of them. He had a love for kids and would comment on our boys often. We then moved together to our church in Adams. He was a very special man who always made me smile. The last time I saw him, I was so impressed with him. He got himself to church on his own, driving his medical chair down sidewalks and across roads. He was very proud of his...

Uncle Erv, Not sure words can say how much you will be missed. When ever I think of you it will always bring a smile to my face. You had a way of always making me feel loved and special. May you find peace and happiness with the Lord. God Bless you. Anne

Ron, Mary , and family,,
i am so sorry for your loss.. it is so sad, Mary and I were just discussing on Tuesday how he was doing.. Gosh i have such memories of his wonderful laugh.. He was so funny at Mary's 50 birthday party.. I remember watching him play horseshoes with Rick. He always was quick with a comeback after each round.. He would walk over and give me a big hug before the match would start.. and depending on the outcome he would try to look mad if they lost or be ready to buy...

Ron we were so sorry to hear the news about your Dad. I remember him so fondly. He was so funny when Ron and I had the Basketball bet, he wanted to make sure Ron paid up. I know you will miss him terribly, know we are praying for you and your family for strength now.
Much Love to you, Mary, and your Mom and siblings.
Shelley and Jim

Sending prayers of faith and comfort to the Radmer family. I never knew him but judging by his son Ron, I am quite certain that he must have been a kind-hearted, devoted family man.