San W. Orr Jr.

I worked closely with San while I was a vice president of Wausau Hospitals and he was board chairman. San was among the great civic leaders who created the first successful merger in the country between a Catholic and Protestant hospital. With the merger we were able to consolidate and improve health care service and then design and build a new medical center campus at the junction of highways 51 and 29. Without people like San the merger and new hospital would not have happened, The...

To the Orr Family, our thoughts are with you. On behalf of the current and past members of the Lewiston Outing Club sorry for your loss. We all have such great memories of Bud at the Club. Pat Clark

The Minocqua Country Club staff extends our deepest condolences to Mrs. Joanne Orr and family. A donation has been made to the Woodson YMCA Foundation in his memory.

To the Orr Family. You have our deepest sympathies.
Richard and Sandy Klotz
Neighbors in Woodruff.

Joann and Family,
So sorry for your loss, you are in my thoughts and prayers. Wausau has lost a great leader and friend.

Joann, he was brilliant, a great leader and he always did the right thing. I had the pleasure of working with him while involved in the hospital merger and new hospital development. He was simply the best. Kind regards

Joanne,
I am so sorry for your loss. San was an amazing, accomplished man. But more importantly, he was a good friend. I will miss him dearly.

Jerry Petrowski

Joann and Family, Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers during this sad time. I have some very happy memories of times that you, San, Dick and I shared during our early days in Wausau. Take care, warmest regards..Diane Buechel