Jerry Lee Buckmaster
, Wisconsin
He is preceded in death by his parents Jack R. Buckmaster and Emogene Dolph Buckmaster and three brothers. Jerry was born in Mundeline Illinois on April 25 1950. He was the second child of 10 6 boys and 4 girls. Jerrys family moved to Round Lake Illinois while he was a toddler and he called this his hometown when asked where he was from. After graduation from Round Lake High School at the age of 18 he joined the US Navy and served 22 years retiring as a MCPO. Master Chief Petty Officer In 1989 Jerry discovered a new love square dance. He started dance lessons that year and never stopped learning about this activity. Jerry met his wife Zodie in 1994 yep at a dance class in Pensacola Florida. In 1996 Jerry reentered the workforce as a civil service employee which brought him back to home territory Great Lakes…
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Valerie A. Duffeck Nee Waldron
, Wisconsin
A memorial celebration will be held on Friday October 16 2026 from 200pm 400pm with a service at 400pm at HERITAGE FUNERAL HOME 9200 S. 27th St. Oak Creek WI 53154. Valerie Duffeck age 79 passed away unexpectedly on 10926 while chaperoning her beloved consumers on a field trip to the Wisconsin Dells. Valerie was born on 42647 in Lisburn Northern Ireland to Charles Anthony Waldron and Isabella Waldron. Her father was in the British Royal Airforce during Valeries formative years and she lived in many localities in Britain and Northern Ireland as her father was assigned to different Airforce bases. As a result of her travels she developed the skill of adaptation and the ability to quickly making friends during her early years. She was an exceptional student and won awards in track and field as a hurdler. She graduated from Georgian College in Barrie Ontario with degrees in…
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Sharon Marie Sievert
, Wisconsin
October 8, 2026
Sharon M. Sievert, age 66, of Milwaukee passed away on Friday, October 9, 2026 at Froedtert Memorial Hospital. Sharon was born on September 13, 1960 to Leroy and Diane (Mosher) Sievert in Waukesha, WI.Sharon was a very kind, sweet, loving woman. She was very stubborn and always had to be right, so you never argued with her you’d just let her win. She was always there to lend a helping hand. Her grandsons were the light of her life and meant the world to her. She took in all her kid’s friends as her own. Sharon raised all three of children with love and tenacity. Sharon was a great sister, mom, friend, and one amazing grandma. She will be missed dearly by many.Our hearts are broken but we know she’s in a better place with her mom, dad, and best friend with no pain. We love you forever.Sharon is survived…
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