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| Camp, Alonzo |
Camp, Kim |
Camp, Ruth |
Camp, Walter |
Cardella,
Samuel |
| Cashman, Bill |
Clark, Dana |
Clark, David |
Clark,
Katrina |
Clark,
Kenneth |
| Clark, Mia |
Clark, Timothy |
Clark,
William |
Cley, Charles |
Coan, Craig |
| Coan, Melanie |
Coda, Douglas |
Coda, Gene |
Coda, Ruth |
Coda, William |
| Conners,
Jerry |
Consoer,
David |
Consoer, David |
Consoer,
Estelle |
Consoer, John |
| Consoer, Mary |
Consoer, Ruth |
Cook, Gale |
Cox, David |
Cox, Kathy |
| Cox, Marilynn |
Cox, Randy |
Crall, Fritz |
Crowe, Henry |
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Alonzo Camp
Residency: 1945
He was
known as "Al" in our area and was married to
Ruth (Powell) Camp and is the father
of Mary Weber. He served in the
Marine Corps during WW II and then moved to St. Germain after
the war. He was the founder of Camp's Super Valu (First
Grocery).
Date of death:
December 28, 1989
Cause of death: Complications of cancer
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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Kim Camp
Residency: 1979
Kim is the daughter of
Jack
and Patti
Koch and
is married to
Walter Camp.
She attended college in New Jersey, then helped her father in
Jack's Sport Marine (Welch's
Sport Shop).
When her husband started Preferred Heating in St. Germain, she
helped him in the management and operations until it was sold
several years later.
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Ruth Camp
Residency: Born here
Ruth is a daughter of
John Powell,
a sister to
Jane Powell,
and was raised at Greenwood Ranch on the Little St. Germain
River. She married
Al Camp
and they built a house and garage on the opposite side of the
road from Greenwood Ranch. This is where Al started the first
grocery store (First
Grocery)
in our area. Ruth was involved with the management and
operations of the Camp grocery stores until she retired.
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Walter Camp
Residency: Born here
Walter is married to
Kim (Koch) Camp
and worked for a time at the St. Germain Sports Shop (Welch's
Sport Shop).
He started Preferred Heating in St. Germain and operated it for
many years, then sold it. He served on the Northland Pines
School Board and was very involved in youth soccer as a coach.
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Samuel Cardella
Residency: late 1970's
Sam owned and operated Cardella's South Bay Resort on Little St.
Germain Lake for many years. He eventually sold the cottages and
is retired.
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William Cashman
Residency: 1974
Bill owned a wholesale grocery company which operated out of
Sayner, WI. Eventually, it was bought out by Sysco and he worked
as a sales representative for Sysco for awhile. He then worked
in sales for a computer programming company in this area. He
currently manages the Wild Eagle convenience store outside on
Hwy 45 north of Eagle
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Dana Clark
Residency: 1969
Dana is the son of David and
Katrina (Cathy) Clark and a brother
to Mia Clark. He has lived in
Florida for many years where he manages a medical supply
company.
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David Clark
Residency: 1969
David is the son of Kenneth Clark. He is married to
Katrina (Cathy) Clark and the father
of Dana and Mia
Clark. He owned and operated David L. Clark Realty for
many years until he retired in October 2009.
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Katrina Clark
Residency: 1969
Well-known in our area as Cathy, she is
married to David Clark and the
mother of Dana and Mia Clark. She
was the secretary for the St. Germain Grade School (Red
Brick School) for many years. She has owned and operated
Cathy's Ice Cream and Candy Shoppe since
1989.
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Kenneth Clark
Residency: 1969
Ken served in the army during WWII. He is the father of
David Clark and moved here from
Richton Park, IL in 1969. He purchased and operated what is
currently the St. Germain Sport Marine (Welch's
Sport Shop) from 1969 to 1972. He invested in real estate
and various businesses and in 1978 purchased and operated the
Waukegan Tavern for several years.
He has remained in real estate and construction after that. He
is a past town chairman and currently involved in area volunteer
work.
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Mia Clark
Residency: 1969
Mia is the daughter of David and
Katrina Clark and a sister to Dana
Clark. Little is known about Mia, except she is married (married
name unknown), has one child, and has lived in Florida for many
years.
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Timothy Clark
Residency: Mid-1970's
Tim owns and operates Trollen Heating and Cooling and is a
long-time member of the St. Germain Fire and Rescue
Department.
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William Clark
Residency: Mid-1980's
Bill is a well-known Chicago Bears fan and an avid hunter. He
managed the bar at the 19th Hole for several years and is now
employed at the Minoqua Country Club
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Charles Cley
Residency: Mid-1930's
He was known as Charlie and he built and was the original owner
of The Boxer. How he came up with
that name is not entirely clear. Older residents claim he was a
professional boxer before moving here.
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Craig Cohn
Residency: Late 1970's
Craig was married to Melanie (Pieniazek)
Coan. He lives on Big St. Germain Lake and has his own
construction business.
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Melanie Cohn
Residency: Born here
Melanie was a daughter of Theodore, Sr.
and Mary Pieniazek. She was married
to Craig Cohn and passed away at
only 48 years old.
Date deceased: Unknown
Cause of death: complications of cancer
Interment: Unknown
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Douglas Coda
Residency: 1965
Douglas is a son of Eugene and
Ruth Coda and a brother to
William. He worked in the Louisiana
offshore oil fields before moving back here to take over his
father's electrical company.
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Gene Coda
Residency: 1965
Gene owned and operated Coda Electric until his retirement. He
also owned several rental cabins (Coda's Cabins) on Lost Lake.
He was a member of the St. Germain Fire and Rescue Department
for many years.
Date deceased: December 2005
Cause of death: Complications of stomach cancer
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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Ruth Coda
Residency: 1965
Ruth was married to Gene Coda and
took part in the management of Coda Electric and the Coda Cabins
on Lost Lake.
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William Coda
Residency: 1965
Known in our area as Billy, he was a son of
Eugene and Ruth Coda and a
brother to Douglas Coda. He drowned
in the Wisconsin River near the dead end camp fire site on the
road in Planting Ground. He and two friends were sitting around
a campfire that night. He decided that he was going to swim
across the river and back. He returned and soon decided to do it
again. Whether this second swim was his own idea or through a
dare or bet is unknown. After some time passed the two friends
became concerned, went to the bank of the river, and called for
him, but there was no answer. They also could not make out any
sign of him in the dark river or on the opposite bank. They
contacted the authorities and his body was eventually found in
the river. It was determined that he was probably overcome by
hypothermia and exhaustion on that chilly spring evening.
Date deceased: Spring of 1993
Cause of death: Drowned in Wisconsin River
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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Jerry Conners
Residency: Unknown
Jerry was a long-time resident of St. Germain. He purchased and
operated Richard Merrill's resort on
Lost Lake and operated for it many years. He was an avid
outdoorsman and deeply interested in the conservation of our
area wildlife and the preservation of Lost Lake.
Date deceased: Unknown
Cause of death: Complications of cancer
Interment: Unknown
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David Consoer
Residency: 1961
David is the son of
David (Elder)
and
Ruth Consoer
and a brother to
Cindy Quinn.
He owned and operated
Advanced
Quality Signs
for several years and is a past member of the town board.
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David Consoer (Elder)
Residency: 1961
David was the son of John Consoer.
He moved here with his wife, Ruth,
from Cadillac, Michigan and purchased Pinehurst Resort on West
Bay of Little St. Germain Lake. David was very active with the
Chamber of Commerce, early snowmobile trail development, and
other community activities. After selling the resort to
Ed Johnston, he started a screen
printing company in his home called Consoer
Lettering. The business grew and he moved it to a
separate building and added a sign-making business. He
eventually sold the lettering company and his son, David, took
over the sign business.
Date
deceased: 1997
Cause of death: Complications of Congestive Heart Failure
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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Estelle Consoer
Residency: 1965
Estelle was the wife of John Consoer and the mother of David
Consoer (Elder).
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John Consoer
Residency: 1965
John was the father of David Consoer
(Elder). He was a dentist in Cadillac, MI before retiring
and moving here.
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Mary Consoer
Residency: Unknown
Mary is married to David Consoer (Younger). She owns two
Montessori schools in Minneapolis, but lives in St. Germain.
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Ruth Consoer
Residency: 1965
Ruth was married to David Consoer (Elder)
and is the mother of David Consoer
and Cindy Quinn. She helped in the
operations and management of Pinehurst Resort, then later with
the lettering and sign business.
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Gayle Cooke
Residency: 1965
Gale helped operate and manage Eagle Crest
Campground with her husband, George Lorentz.
She was very active in promoting our community. When George
passed away, she filled his position as town chairman.
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David Cox
Residency: Early 1970's
David is a son of Randall and Marilyn Cox. He is employed
with Eagle River Cabinets.
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Kathy Cox
Residency: Early 1970's
Kathy is a daughter of Randall and
Marilyn Cox and a sister
Jackie Monge and
David Cox. Little is known about
Kathy since she graduated from high school at Northland Pines.
She is apparently living in Wausau, WI, but nothing else is
known about her.
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Marilynn Cox
Residency: Early 1970's
Marilynn is married to
Randall Cox and helped in the
operations and management of Cox's Estrold Resort. She is the
mother of Kathy, Jackie Monge, and
David Cox.
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Randall Cox
Residency: Early 1970's
Randy is the father of David and
Kathy Cox and
Jackie Monge. He owned and operated Cox's Estrold Resort
on South Bay of Little St. Germain Lake for many years. He
was a strong supporter of the growth of area tourism, the
devlopment of snowmobiling and our arera golf course.
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Fritz Crall
Residency: Born in Sayner, WI
Fritz owned and operated Mr. C's
tavern where legends is now located. This was originally housed
by the First National Bank. This was changed to a tavern
after the bank moved out and Fritz was the first owner and
operator.
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Henry "Red" Crowe
Residency: 1978
Henry
did not care for his first name and preferred to be called "Red"
in spite of always being kidded about no one ever seeing a red
crow. He was well-known and well-liked in our area and one of
the founding members of the Sayner-St. Germain Fish and Wildlife
Club.
Date
of death: October 7, 1993
Cause of death: Heart complications
Interment: St. Germain Cemetery
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