Age 93, of Fort Atkinson, WI passed away on Monday, at the Alden Estates of Countryside in Jefferson, Wisconsin. Alma was born in Madison, Wisconsin, the daughter of Fred and Lillian (Beale) Waldron. She moved to Fort Atkinson in 1975. Alma was a member of the Frist Congregational United Church of Christ in Fort Atkinson. Alma was preceded in death by her parents, five brothers; Elmer, Bert, Robert, Richard, and her twin Alvin who was killed at Normandy on D-Day, and three sisters: Ella, Leona, and Virginia.
For many years, Alma worked for Oscar Meyer and Company and Frito-Lay-Red Dot and owned Dick and Alma's Token Creek Tavern in Token Creek, WI. She loved her dog Coco, dancing, and was a very good swimmer.
For many years, Alma worked for Oscar Meyer and Company and Frito-Lay-Red Dot and owned Dick and Alma's Token Creek Tavern in Token Creek, WI. She loved her dog Coco, dancing, and was a very good swimmer.
Age 93, of Fort Atkinson, WI passed away on Monday, at the Alden Estates of Countryside in Jefferson, Wisconsin. Alma was born in Madison, Wisconsin, the daughter of Fred and Lillian (Beale) Waldron. She moved to Fort Atkinson in 1975. Alma was a member of the Frist Congregational United Church of Christ in Fort Atkinson. Alma was preceded in death by her parents, five brothers; Elmer, Bert, Robert, Richard, and her twin Alvin who was killed at Normandy on D-Day, and three sisters: Ella, Leona, and Virginia.
For many years, Alma worked for Oscar Meyer and Company and Frito-Lay-Red Dot and owned Dick and Alma's Token Creek Tavern in Token Creek, WI. She loved her dog Coco, dancing, and was a very good swimmer.
For many years, Alma worked for Oscar Meyer and Company and Frito-Lay-Red Dot and owned Dick and Alma's Token Creek Tavern in Token Creek, WI. She loved her dog Coco, dancing, and was a very good swimmer.
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