Visitation
Krause Funeral Home Milwaukee
9000 West Capitol Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53222
Wednesday 6/29,
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Service
Krause Funeral Home Milwaukee
9000 West Capitol Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53222
Wednesday 6/29,
12:00 pm
Memorial
In lieu of flowers the family suggests a donation to Kindred Hospice in West Allis: https://www.kindredhospice.com/locations/kindred-hospice-west-allis.
Our beloved “Aunt Dorothy” (Dorothy Pluck), who was born June 4, 1925, passed away peacefully in her sleep on June 22, 2022. She was the daughter of George and Edna Wisoochnick of Wauwatosa. Dorothy lived her entire 97 years within a 3 square mile radius of Wauwatosa. She loved her “hometown,” enjoying many friends andContinue Reading
Our beloved “Aunt Dorothy” (Dorothy Pluck), who was born June 4, 1925, passed away peacefully in her sleep on June 22, 2022. She was the daughter of George and Edna Wisoochnick of Wauwatosa. Dorothy lived her entire 97 years within a 3 square mile radius of Wauwatosa. She loved her “hometown,” enjoying many friends and family, as well as ballroom dancing, yoga, gardening, and decorating. Dorothy was active and vital throughout her whole life. Aunt Dorothy married Milo “Mike” Pluck on May 15th, 1947. Sadly, Mike died on February 23, 1978. Dorothy never remarried. She worked at the Falk Corporation as a stenographer/executive secretary from the age 18 to 63 — an incredible 45 years. Dorothy was a modern “career woman” before her time! Dorothy Pluck was pre-deceased by her siblings, Sylvia and James. She is survived by the Pluck nieces and nephews, and by the Ball nieces, nephews and grand-nieces and nephews — the children of her sister Sylvia. Dorothy will be dearly missed, and our love goes with her.
The funeral service will be held on Wednesday June 29th at Krause Funeral Home 9000 West Capital Drive in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Visitation is at 11:00 AM and the funeral service at 12:00 PM.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests a donation to Kindred Hospice in West Allis: https://www.kindredhospice.com/locations/kindred-hospice-west-allis.
Sandy Wymelenberg
left a message on June 30, 2022:
Iam so sorry to hear about Dorothy. I’ve been trying to call her for awhile and now I know why I could t reach her I’ve known her about 10 years. I work for the chiropractor she went to . We spent many hour on the phone and I so enjoyed her stories and her humor. Iam so sorry for your loss. Her death will leave a void in my heart but Iam so glad I got to know her. Memories of her will always be with me.
Marie T. Ball
left a message on June 29, 2022:
Dear Aunt Dorothy,
We will always remember your beautiful smile and youthful energy.
Your love of dancing and dedication to yoga remain an inspiration for life.
We love you forever!
Marie T. Jessica and Audrey Ball
Dorothy Peterson Couillard
left a message on June 28, 2022:
I will miss my friend Dorothy, and our nightly phone calls! We would talk for at least an hour, and sometimes even longer, every night for the last four years. She was a classy lady, and may she rest in peace. We were friends through dancing.
Murry and Valerie Smith
left a message on June 28, 2022:
My Father Robert Honthaner and Dorothy were great friends during School.. He moved to Arizona in the 1980's and stayed there until 2004 when moved back to Milwaukee and lived with us in Brookfield WI. He got in touch with Dorothy, and she would come over for nice visits along with many of their mutual friends. It was always enjoyable.
Linda Polulach
left a message on June 27, 2022:
Leslie Wrote: With her smile, her spunk, her pleasant persistence, she was an inspiration always. She lived life to the fullest. One who shows the way! She will be missed.
Margaret Wrote: Dorothy lived such a full, long life. Seeing her perfect poses in yoga was always an inspiration to me, and she was a delightful human being.
Linda Wrote: Dorothy was a very dear and good yoga student, ballroom dancer, and an example of how to live a whole life. She was a consistent and loyal student of the Saturday morning yoga class. She was well-loved by all of us.
Joyce Wrote: Dorothy was my back-room buddy at the Saturday morning yoga classes, she had a great sense of humor, and could do a backward bend, and uttanasana against the wall better than me. She may have been petite, but she was full of life. Rest In Peace,
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Sandy Wymelenberg
left a message on June 30, 2022:
Iam so sorry to hear about Dorothy. I’ve been trying to call her for awhile and now I know why I could t reach her I’ve known her about 10 years. I work for the chiropractor she went to . We spent many hour on the phone and I so enjoyed her stories and her humor. Iam so sorry for your loss. Her death will leave a void in my heart but Iam so glad I got to know her. Memories of her will always be with me.
Marie T. Ball
left a message on June 29, 2022:
Dear Aunt Dorothy,
We will always remember your beautiful smile and youthful energy.
Your love of dancing and dedication to yoga remain an inspiration for life.
We love you forever!
Marie T. Jessica and Audrey Ball
Dorothy Peterson Couillard
left a message on June 28, 2022:
I will miss my friend Dorothy, and our nightly phone calls! We would talk for at least an hour, and sometimes even longer, every night for the last four years. She was a classy lady, and may she rest in peace. We were friends through dancing.
Murry and Valerie Smith
left a message on June 28, 2022:
My Father Robert Honthaner and Dorothy were great friends during School.. He moved to Arizona in the 1980's and stayed there until 2004 when moved back to Milwaukee and lived with us in Brookfield WI. He got in touch with Dorothy, and she would come over for nice visits along with many of their mutual friends. It was always enjoyable.
Linda Polulach
left a message on June 27, 2022:
Leslie Wrote: With her smile, her spunk, her pleasant persistence, she was an inspiration always. She lived life to the fullest. One who shows the way! She will be missed.
Margaret Wrote: Dorothy lived such a full, long life. Seeing her perfect poses in yoga was always an inspiration to me, and she was a delightful human being.
Linda Wrote: Dorothy was a very dear and good yoga student, ballroom dancer, and an example of how to live a whole life. She was a consistent and loyal student of the Saturday morning yoga class. She was well-loved by all of us.
Joyce Wrote: Dorothy was my back-room buddy at the Saturday morning yoga classes, she had a great sense of humor, and could do a backward bend, and uttanasana against the wall better than me. She may have been petite, but she was full of life. Rest In Peace,
.
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