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As per Mary's request, her remaining days were at home and in comfort with her family. Mary was born September 27th, 1949, to Eugene Wilson and Clara Lahr. She was married to Nicola (Nick) Stefanovic on February 26th, 1972.
Mary was employed at Briggs and Stratton before having children. Later, Mary went on to work at Visual System Inc for the rest of her career following her time as an excellent stay-at-home mother to Timothy and Anthony. She strongly loved not only her family but also the many friends and pets that she had over the years. Mary enjoyed gatherings with family and friends which allowed her to share many laughs and precious moments with loved ones.
Mary is survived by her husband, Nick, brother Harry, brother Erv (Renee), sister Darlene, sons Timothy and Anthony (Teresa, and their three children), and many cousins, nieces, and nephews.
We invite you to join us while we celebrate Mary's life at the American Legion located at 3245 North 124th Street, Brookfield, Wisconsin. The cerebration of life will be held on October 14th, between the hours of 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM.
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