Janice Rondou

I, Janice (Mohr-Reich-Brewer) Rondou, was born on Saturday, January 21, 1950, in Kenosha, WI, to Alexander and Lorna (Meyer) Mohr. I attended schools in Kenosha and graduated from Mary D. Bradford High School. Shortly after graduating, I married and started a family, raising my four beautiful daughters, who were my pride and joy.

While some are fortunate to experience one great love, I was blessed to know several throughout my life. After the loss of my husband, Louis Rondou, I felt a deep emptiness. This past year, meeting Ron Neubauer brought me joy, laughter, and made life brighter again.

I am survived by my daughters, Bobbi (John) Wilson, Rae-Ann (Jerry) Crowell, Danni (Andy) Hartnell, and Ronni (John) Alia; I am also proud of my grandchildren, Nathan (Josephine) and Brett Wilson, Alix Reich, Hannah Crowell, Amber (Mitchell) Kranz, Abbey, Johnny, Lauren, and Joey Alia; and my great-grandchildren, Reina, Alita, Taryn, and Kade; I am also survived by my dear sister, Sandra (Jim) Forsyth; cherished aunt,  Leona (Don) Zurawski, many relatives, and special stepchildren and their families who I held close to my heart.

Sadly, I am preceded in death by my parents, Alexander and Lorna (Meyer) Mohr; brother, Terry (Diane) Mohr; nephew, Patrick Mohr; and my two previous husbands, Charles Brewer and Louis Rondou.

I had the great fortune of being surrounded by amazing friends, and I will always cherish the times we spent together. I will miss you all deeply. Though I am no longer here in person, I leave behind a legacy of love, laughter, and precious memories. I hope you will carry them with you and find joy in remembering the times we shared.

Until we meet again…