George was the son of Melvin Edgar Nero & Eldora Alice Nickolai Nero. He grew up in Wautoma Wisconsin and attended both Elementary and Wautoma High School there. After working for Wisconsin Title Company in Wautoma for a few years he moved, because of his job with the company, to Fond du lac Wisconsin because they were opening a branch office there. He owned a mobile home in the Flood Mobile Home Park that was just outside of the city. He had one brother, Russell Nero and was a former member of Peace Lutheran Church in Wautoma. When he moved to Fond du lac he joined a Lutheran Church there and was a faithful member. He was the grandson of Albert Arthur Nickolai & Ida Marie Henke Nickolai. He never got married as he had wished. George was a good guy. I remember he was pretty mad at me when I scraped his 10 speed bike up when I tipped over while riding over the railroad tracks. He painfully taught me how to play chess. He was a good Monopoly player. He also ejoyed riding his motorcyle. He enjoyed the cars he bought. He was not only just my cousin, he was a very smart and likeable guy. We still miss him and I know his brother and his family still miss him. He left this life way too soon. He was preceded in death by his father, Melvin in 1970.
George was the son of Melvin Edgar Nero & Eldora Alice Nickolai Nero. He grew up in Wautoma Wisconsin and attended both Elementary and Wautoma High School there. After working for Wisconsin Title Company in Wautoma for a few years he moved, because of his job with the company, to Fond du lac Wisconsin because they were opening a branch office there. He owned a mobile home in the Flood Mobile Home Park that was just outside of the city. He had one brother, Russell Nero and was a former member of Peace Lutheran Church in Wautoma. When he moved to Fond du lac he joined a Lutheran Church there and was a faithful member. He was the grandson of Albert Arthur Nickolai & Ida Marie Henke Nickolai. He never got married as he had wished. George was a good guy. I remember he was pretty mad at me when I scraped his 10 speed bike up when I tipped over while riding over the railroad tracks. He painfully taught me how to play chess. He was a good Monopoly player. He also ejoyed riding his motorcyle. He enjoyed the cars he bought. He was not only just my cousin, he was a very smart and likeable guy. We still miss him and I know his brother and his family still miss him. He left this life way too soon. He was preceded in death by his father, Melvin in 1970.
