It is with much sadness and sorrow that we announce the loss of our dear, loving, wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Beverly Thill, age 90, of the Town of Ludington, Eau Claire County, who passed away June 23, 2025.
Beverly Jean Wry was born on May 3, 1935 at home near Hannibal WI, the daughter of Arthur and Martha (Hudson) Wry. She grew up and attended several grade schools in Clark, Taylor and Chippewa County, graduating from Stanley-Boyd High School in 1953.
Bev met her future husband, William (Bill) Thill when she was "the popcorn girl" at the Stanley Theatre. He gave her a ride home because it was a rainy night, while actually on a date with another girl. Bill and Bev were married in Stillwater, MN on August 12, 1953.
Through the years, she had her special dogs, was on a bowling team and read romance novels in her free time. She loved to dance the polka and do the jitter-bug, often dancing with her good friend Jo O'Brien to the tunes of their friends' band, "The Yankee Dutchmen". She loved the Wry Reunions and her annual thrift sale, talking and visiting with old and new friends.
In addition to raising their five children, she was an avid gardener, canner, cook and baker. She probably canned close to a thousand jars of produce through the years. She would bake and bring over 22 of the best blue ribbon pies you ever ate to Thanksgiving. She always put so much work into her yards keeping her lawn looking like a park. After moving to the farm in Lafayette, she helped raise their many beefers, chickens and pigs, one time even cutting down a whole corn field using butcher knives with their daughter, Deb. Bev worked for several years at Shopkos in Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls. Some of her happiest years though were on their farm in Ludington township where they moved in 1977 and they raised hundreds of calves, with her naming and loving each one and talking to them like they were her babies.
Bev's big heart showed when she cared for her mother in her own home for five years after her mother suffered a stroke and when she took care of her mother-in -law again in her home during her illness. She made dozens of quilt tops for the needy at their church and was over the top generous at Christmas time with the many gifts she'd buy and she never missed a birthday. After suffering a stroke in 2019, Bev enjoyed putting together hundreds of puzzles which Bill would lovingly put into frames. She waited daily for the mail to come and spent hours going through her 'many' pieces of mail.
She is survived by her husband; Bill, her children; Jean (Dale) Horgen, Debra (Donald) Baures, Frank Thill, Barbara (Bruce) Ramseier and Joanne/Josie (Keith) Schreiner; her grandchildren; Donnie Horgen, Michael (Karen) Horgen, Laura (Jay Sidor) Baures, Crystal (Blake) Rosenbrook, Amy (Ross) Czechowicz, Lisa (Kyle) Westaby, Megan Baures, B.J. (Carissa) Ramseier, and Bill Ramseier, her sister; Artis Tisdale, her darling great-grandchildren and nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents, aunts, uncles and cousins.
The family would like to thank the staff at Chippewa Manor; St. Croix Hospice; Katelyn, Brock and Christa at Inclusa and Kari at Security Health.
Funeral Services will be held at 12:00 PM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2025 at the Leiser Funeral Home 511 N. Main St. Cadott, WI. with Rev. George Olinske officiating.
Interment will be in the Brooklawn Cemetery Cadott, WI.
Visitation will be from 10:00AM until the time of Service 12:00 PM Thursday at the Funeral Home.
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