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Kaye Fogo Obituary
She graduated from Richland Center High School and also from cosmetology school in Madison, Wisconsin. She then met her husband, Ed and they were married on April 23, 1966. Her goal was to have a beauty shop of her own someday and that happened in February of 1985, when she started Hair Habit and continued working there for 25 years. Many of her customers became good friends over the years. In 2010, bad health caused her to close the shop.
Kaye is survived by her husband Edward of 56 years; son Kenneth (Lisa, Mishell, and Mickey); brothers-in-law Gerald (Colleen) Fogo of DeForest and Gary (Pam) Fogo of Richland Center.
She was preceded in death by her parents Neil (Phyllis) Hendricks of Richland Center; father and mother-in-law Rollin and Thelma Fogo of Richland Center; and brother-in-law William Fogo of West Branch, Iowa.
A special thank you to the staff at The Koselig House for all the kindness and great care while she was there and to all the staff at Heartland Hospice care for all their visits to The Koselig House.
No services will be held at this time. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to DeForest/Windsor Food Pantry or to the Dane County Humane Society.
To view and sign this guestbook, please visit: www.ryanfuneralservice.com.
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Kristie Chadwick
January 5, 2023
Kay was a great friend and hairdresser to my mom, Myrtle Anderson, for many years. She was a very caring person.
Connie Vitense
January 1, 2023
You have my deepest sympathy. Kaye was a wonderful person and I always enjoyed her company.
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