I am lucky to see Guenther's touches, love, compassion at Welcome HOME every day. From the correction of an error the masons made in the foundation, to his colorful hand-picked stone installed on the B&B fireplace, the variety of modifications he installed to show folks living with physical disability how they might modify their homes and thereby enrich their lives. He has been, and will continue to be, missed by the "Retired Guys" volunteer group. His laugh was ever present at their weekly gatherings - sometimes I'm sure it was all he could "say" in disbelief at what had just been said by one of his buddies. I will be forever grateful that Guenther (and Mary Ann) came into my life and stayed for decades. My condolences to all of the family on Guenther's passing. Although I am unable to be with you in person today I am with you in thought and prayer. May he, and all of you, be at peace. Diane
~ Diane Miller,
Newburg, WI
So sorry for your loss.
~ randy hopf,
waless, WI
I remember Mr Eisenmann fondly from The Church of Good Hope. I was About 13 when I began singing in the choir with my mom Dorothy. Mr Eisenmann had such a beautiful voice . He was a kind man and always a good friend to my parents. I am sorry for your loss.
~ Cindy Lenz Weina,
Sheboygan, WI
On behalf of everyone here at the Alzheimer's Association - thank you so much for thinking of us at this time of loss to your family. Memorial donations made in Guenther's name will be put to immediate use serving families and supporting research. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Dave Grams, Executive Director
~ Alzheimer's Association Wisconsin Chapter,
Milwaukee, WI
What a wonderful man and a blessing to his family and community. Please accept my heartfelt condolences.
Kathy Miller
~ Kathleen Miller,
Pewaukee, WI
