Jack Biermann

Jack A. Biermann Sr., age 66, passed away peacefully on December 4, 2025, surrounded by his loving family. Born on August 22, 1959, Jack lived a life defined by hard work, devotion, and a heart as big as the world he touched.

A true "jack of all trades," Jack could fix anything, build anything, and lighten any burden placed before him. He served his community proudly as a volunteer fireman for 13 years and worked many years as a mechanic, a trade he mastered with skill and pride. His hands were always busy, his mind always sharp, and his generosity always ready.

Jack grew up in North Cape, Wisconsin, graduating from Waterford Union High School in 1977. Jack remained a true Packers fan at heart, even after moving to Lake Havasu more than 25 years ago. He never missed a chance to cheer on his team. Jack loved fishing and bowling, and it was at Havasu Lanes that he met his wife, Ruth. Together, they spent countless hours there, sharing good times with friends and family.

Jack's greatest joy came from his family. He was a wonderful father, a loving stepfather, and an amazing grandfather and great grandfather whose presence brought warmth and laughter to every gathering. To his friends, he was a steadfast confidant-loyal, honest, and always willing to lend a hand or an ear. To his beloved wife, Ruth, he was everything, affectionately calling her his "princess".

Jack is survived by his devoted wife, Ruth Biermann; his children Jack Biermann Jr., Jeff Biermann, Jessica (Kyle) Robers, and Holland (Arianna) Clark; his stepdaughters Patricia Williams, Brandy (Justin) Vail, and Susan Stoker; his brothers Dale (Carol), Jim (Dawn), Gary, Dave and his sister Suzy (Steve); his brother in law and fellow football fanatic Gary; his 21 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews, countless friends and his fat, spoiled dogs, who were never far from his side.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Theodore and Elsie Mae Biermann; his sister Dawn Andersen; his first wife Barb Kimball and second wife Julie Biermann; his sister-in-law Kathy Biermann, his son in law Lee Williams, his grandson Gage Stoker; his niece Heidi Mae Biermann; and his best friend Marty Darling, with whom he is surely sharing a laugh again.

Jack leaves behind a legacy of courage, kindness, strength and unshakeable love. He will be dearly missed by all who had the honor of knowing him.

May his hardworking hands now rest, and may his memory continue to guide those he loved.