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Ronald C. Couturier 

December 12, 1939 - December 12, 2020
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Memorial contributions may be made to Hales Corners Lutheran School or the Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin.

Ronald “Ron” Couturier, born on December 12, 1939 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to the late Hildegard and Tracy Couturier, was called to eternal life on his 81st birthday. He is survived by his loving wife Jan of 59 years, his three daughters Carrie (Dan), Reneé (Tracey), Claudine, and his son Jay (Michelle), as well as his seven grandchildren Samantha, Alyssa, Michaela, Christian, Carlie, Evan, and Nolan. Further survived by sister Pat and brother Bob, preceded in death by his brother Al.

Ron worked for American Motors, Meurer Bakery, and Crestwood Bakery before retiring in 2003. He was an avid golfer with a “wicked slice,” and always cheered on the Packers. Ron loved traveling to Florida to meet with his friends at the Tiki Bar. Those who knew him well loved hearing all his “Ron-isms.” Ron loved nothing more than hosting family and friends for his famous hors d’oeuvres, a dip in the pool, something fresh off the grill, and a cold brew. He will be fondly remembered as the host of the annual “Beers and Ears.”

The family will be reaching out to family and friends regarding a celebration of life at a later time.

Memorial contributions may be made to Hales Corners Lutheran School or the Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin.

 

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Ronald “Ron” Couturier, born on December 12, 1939 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to the late Hildegard and Tracy Couturier, was called to eternal life on his 81st birthday. He is survived by his loving wife Jan of 59 years, his three daughters Carrie (Dan), Reneé (Tracey), Claudine, and his son Jay (Michelle), as well as hisContinue Reading

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Brenda Danner left a message on December 24, 2020:
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Lori Brinza left a message on December 21, 2020:
May your happy memories give you comfort during this difficult time. Your family is in my prayers. Deepest sympathies.
Michele Carnahan left a message on December 20, 2020:
My deepest sympathy for your loss. Uncle Ron will be missed. When I was a small child, he caught me sleep walking towards the street and carried me into the house, alerting my parents. Uncle Ron was always a great host and a true family man.
Marie & Don Hudson left a message on December 19, 2020:
Where do we begin. Having the same neighbor for 33 years says a lot. We spent good times, sad times. But the good will always be remembered.He was one of the most generous people we knew. Always coming over with a couple of beers in his brown bag, or willing to share his “Home Grown Tomatoes “, which we really looked forward to. Just being the person he was to be able to call when he was needed he was always there. He will always be missed , but never forgotten. Condolences to the Family. Marie & Don
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