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Kacie was born on April 14, 1997, in Marshfield to Richard and Lisa (Weber) Hohl. She graduated from Marshfield High School in 2015 and just graduated from MSTC with a degree in Business Management.
Kacie was a smart, caring and friendly young woman, who in her free time enjoyed traveling, going to concerts, and spending time with her family, especially her older sister Karlie, and her boyfriend's nieces, Addyson and Willow and nephew Kayson. She was always there when you needed her and had a sense of humor that made you laugh until you cried.
She is survived by her parents Richard and Lisa, sister Karlie (Aaron Pongratz), maternal grandparents Jerome and Jeanie Weber; boyfriend Alex Hainz; aunts Lori (Jerry) Arnold, Linda (Ed) Bloczynski, uncles John Weber and Travis (Stacey) Hill; cousins Kerri (TJ) Murray, Kelli (Wade) Johnson, Ashley Bloczynski, and Kylah and Kamren Hill.
Kacie was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents Arlene Hill and David Hohl; uncle Jay Weber and great-grandparents Rich and Ethel Weinfurter and Luella Hohl.
The visitation will be at Rembs Funeral Home at 300 S Oak Avenue in Marshfield on Thursday, December 26th, from 9-11am, with a small service at 11 at the funeral home.
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