Family of Kenneth Ervin STAHL and Carole Louise BOECK

Kenneth Ervin STAHL

Male

Ervin Otto STAHL (1903-1992)

Edna Marie KIESO (1908-1970)

940 Silver Spring Road On the 1940 census the census take noted he was living with his father and mother and to be two years old at this time which supports the birthdate of 1937. The census taker also noted that Ken was living in this same location on 1 April 1935 which would have to be inaccurate if he was born in 1937.

Address: Milwauke, Wisconsin

Address: Carleton School

As noted on the certificate: This certifies that Kenneth Stahl, a pupil in 2nd grade, in Carleton School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin has satisfactorily read the following books, which are on the list of books of the Wisconsin Young People's Reading Circle for the School year named, and is therefore entitled to this Testimonial of Merit. Given at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, this 15 day June, 1945. The books included in his reading list consisted of Down our Street, Bunny in Our Garden, The Story Road, Look and Learn, Science Stories, and Adventures in Science.

Address: Milwauke, Wisconsin

Address: Cabin in Northern Wisconsin

Address: 5526 N. Silver Spring Dr.

In this cited obituary is is noted that "...following his graduation from Custer High School in 1955 Kenneth became associated with Stahl Flowers of 5500 Silver Spring Drive, a floral firm operated by his parents Mr and Mrs Ervin O. Stahl."

He attended the Floral Art School in Chicago, Illinois in 1955.

According to the letter received from James Moretz from the American Floral Art School, Ken had "above average" ability and "perfect" attendance. He most likely stayed at the local YMCA on South Wabash for $20. for weeek. He graduated on September 12th, 1955

Address: HQ Battery, 32nd Division Artillery

Per newspaper reports they left in late October for Ft Lewis. According to a interview with Lois Weisner "He was there for 10 months. A number of boys from their high school class joined the national guard at the same time and when they got stationed to Ft. Lewis. Some of the wives went to join them, but Carole, did not go. She did not really feel part of that group." She was also pregnant with Susan at the time. According to newspaper reports and interview with Al Weisner he was released from active service at Ft. Lewis in August of 1962.

The 32nd Infantry Division was an infantry division of the United States Army National Guard that fought primarily during World War I and World War II. It was formed with units from the states of Wisconsin and Michigan. During 1961, the Division was called up for a one year tour of service in the state of Washington during the Berlin Crisis.

On 6 September 1961, with the heightening of the tensions due to the Berlin Crisis, the 32nd Infantry Division was alerted to an impending call-up. The Commanding General, Major General Herbert A. Smith was notified a few days later that the Division was to report on 15 October 1961 to Fort Lewis, Washington for active duty. This was exactly 21 years after their activation date for World War II, at which time then Lt. Col. Herbert A. Smith had been commander of the 2nd Battalion, 128th Infantry. The unit served until August 1962 at Fort Lewis, Washington, and was assigned to the Strategic Army Command. The Division began training as replacements for the 4th Infantry and the 2nd Armored Divisions at Fort Lewis, Washington, and Fort Hood, Texas, in case they were deployed overseas as reinforcements for the Seventh Army in Germany. They returned to Wisconsin without being deployed overseas.[65]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/32nd_Infantry_Division_%28United_States%29

He was a Radio Chief in the Red Arrow Division. According to the news article he had been in the National Guard for 7 years which would have put him in the Guard in 1956, one year out of high school.

5526 A W. Silver Spring Dr

As noted in the probate records: "One 1957 Dodge 2- Door Sedan, Engine No. 35251993, Title No. A13K2751, the value of which, on June 26, 1963, did not exceed the sum of $300.00." It is likely this was a 1957 Dodge Coronet. According to Hagertys.com "Like the rest of the Chrysler Corporation, the entry-level 1957 Dodge Coronet received a drastic new design courtesy of Virgil Exner. The "Forward Look" styling, dubbed "swept wing" for the Dodge nameplate, featured tall, sweeping fins, copious amounts of chrome trim, wraparound windshields, and exhaust-style taillights. The cars were also long, low, and wide, distinct from anything other manufacturers were putting on the road."

Certificate of Deposit No. 4637, issued by the Aid Association for Lutherans under date of July 5, 1960, to Kenneth E. Stahl in the face amount of $1,158.49, with interest from and after July, 1963, to June 26, 1963, in the sum of 43.44.

Per probate records personal property report he owned Savings Account No. 15504 of the Citizens office of the First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, registered in the name of Kenneth Stahl, with a balance on hand as of June 26, 1963 of 997.88.

Per probate records page 2 E) Social Security Death Benefits in the sum of $255.00

Per probate records page 2 C) U.S. Series E Savings Bond No. L294-459-831E, dated May 1, 1955, issued to Kenneth Ervin Stahl, having a value, as of June 26, 1963, of $47.60.

5526-A W. Silverspring Drive Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Cause: Acute Coronary Pulmonale

Carole Louise BOECK

Female

Walter W. BOECK (1907-1975)

Elsie Ellen HOF (1911-2001)

Address: 5912 N 40th Street

Address: 5912 N 40th Street

Address: 5912 N 40th Street

Address: 5526-A West Silver Spring Drive

I remember Grandpa Stahl taking me there to see her.

Cause: Spinal Mennigitis

Address: Granville Cemetery

6 Couples went to highschool together including the Weisners. Got together and played cards. When Ken died, Carole didn't feel part of the group and stopped going to card games. (per Lois Weisner)

Ken went to Ft. Lewis and Carole never was able to go see him during those 10 months. (per Lois Weisner)

Death Certificate # for Carole L Sopher is 016732

Mark Kenneth STAHL

Male

Nancy Denise CRANE (1952- )

Address: St. Michael Hospital

Address: W172 N8959 Shady Lane, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

Lot 13, Block 11 Shepherd Hill Addition No 1; Being a subdivision of part of the southwest 1/4 of Section 4, Township 8 North, Range 20 East, in the Village of Menomonee Falls, County of Waukesha, State of Wisconsin

I am not sure the year I joined the Boy Scouts but I remember having many trips camping during this time frame. It was likely in the 1970's. For several years we went camping once a month in all weather conditions. We camped in the winter at Long Lake in the cabins and pitching tents in the snow. We ...

Address: E. Mason St, Milwaukee Wi.

I moved to Monterey after deciding that it was too cold in Wisconsin. The previous winter, as I recall it was 20 below for two weeks straight and their was no snow. I was into cross country skiing and this made life unbearable. I also was thinking about riding my bicycle around the country. I even had started to plan this out. I was drawn to Monterey because of a friend that had moved there. In hindsight, not one of my best decisions, but living in Monterey turned out to be some of the best times in my life.

He moved to Oroville after not being able to obtain work as a new RN in Monterey due to a hiring freeze in effect.

Address: 61 Eagle Vista Way

He lived in a small travel trailer on property he owned.

Address: Scottsdale, AZ.

Address: 16068 N 106th Way

Susan Carole STAHL

Female

Charles Joseph WERNER (1954- )

Dennis LIEVROUW (1960- )