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Burial headstone, Holy Rosary Cemetery, Medford, WI

Obituary:
Eugene G. Stack Sr. Eugene G. Stack Sr., 67, 215 E. College Ave., Medford, Wis., died 8 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 19 at the home of his son Eugene Jr. in Delavan, Wis. He was born Sept. 10, 1927 in Baltimore, Md., the son of Francis Patrick Stack Jr. and Laura O'Gorman. He was a graduate of Loyola High School in a suburb of Baltimore, Md. and a graduate of Georgetown University with a B.S. degree in mathematics. Eugene married Connie Good-man Dec. 27, 1954 in Stetsonville, Wis. She survives and resides in Medford. After high school Mr. Stack served with the U.S. Navy aboard the U.S.S. Wisconsin at the end of World War II. After his education and marriage he moved to Wisconsin and was employed as a quality control engineer at Flambeau Products in Baraboo, Wis. for 10 years. After this, he taught quality control manage-ment at Northeast Wisconsin Technical Institute in Green Bay and also was the safety coordina-tor for the Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant in Kewaunee, Wis. Later, he was a consultant in qual-ity control management for Hurd Millwork in Medford. He retired in 1992 and moved to Medford at that time. He was a member of Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Medford. Survivors include his wife Con-nie Stack, Medford; one daughter, Laura L. (Mrs. Timothy Gorman), LeSueur, Minn.; three sons, Eu-gene G. Stack Jr. and his wife Kari Tagmeier-Stack, Delavan, Wis.; Patrick J. Stack and his wife Laura, Madison; Kevin M. Stack, Madison; his mother-in-law and father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Goodman, Medford; three grand-children, Tyler. Hunter and Geor-gia Stack, Delavan; two brothers, John (Paige) Stack, Baltimore, Md.; Joseph (Pat) Stack, Colum-bia, Md., five sisters, Laura Fal-lon, Baltimore, Md.; Camilla (Mrs. Howard Kinsley), Ocean City, Md.; Betty Gregory, Rehoboth Beach, Del.; Monica, (Mrs. Walt Williams), Pasadena, Md.; Mary

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Burial headstone, Holy Rosary Cemetery, Medford, WI

Obituary:
Constance Goodman Stack, 83, of Baraboo, Wi. passed away peacefully on Thursday, April 28, 2016, at Golden Living Center in Wisconsin Dells.
She was born on July 8, 1932, in Chicago, Illinois, the daughter of John and Estelle Goodman of Medford. On Dec.21, 1954, she was married to Eugene Stack of Baltimore, Maryland at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Stetsonville. Eugene and Connie met in the state of Maine where both were youth camp counselors while in college.
After graduating from Medford High School in 1950, Connie graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a major in physical education and was later employed as a recreation director. She loved to stay active and played and coached tennis and volleyball. She enjoyed reading novels and caring for her plants. Connie�s faith was most important to her and became stronger as time went on. She was an active member of St. Joseph�s Catholic Church and school in Baraboo. She also served on the Baraboo Parks and Recreation Board for a number of years. She loved her family with a fond love for her 9 grandchildren.
Survivors include her four children, Eugene (Susan) Stack Jr., of Delavan, Patrick (Laura) Stack, of Baraboo, Laura (Tim) Stack-Gorman, of Minneapolis, Minnesota and Kevin (Jamie) Stack, of Sun Prairie; sister, Judi (Mark) Seidl, of Wausau; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren, as well as her sister-in-law Donna Goodman, of Medford, and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Eugene Stack; and her brother, Jack Goodman.
Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 9, 2016, at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Medford. Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until the time of service at the church. Burial will follow the service at Holy Rosary Cemetery in Medford.

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1900 Census, Lansing, MI
1910 Census, Lansing, MI
1920 Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
Draft Card, WWI
Marriage Record, State of Michigan
Burial headstone, Mount Hope Cemetery, Lansing, MI

Resided in 1917 at 628 W Main St, Lansing, MI
Served as an aviation mechanic during WWI

 

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1930 US Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
1940 Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
1950 Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
World War 2 Draft Card
US Armed Forces Headstone Application
Burial headstone, St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Lansing, MI

Graduate of Resurrection High School.
Corporal, U.S. 3rd Army Field Artillery Unit in Battle of the Bulge, WWII.
Worked for Railroad Express after WW2.

Rhoda with her husband Leo Doepker.

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Birth Record, State of Michigan
Marriage Record, State of Michigan
1900 Census, Danby, MI
1910 Census, Danby, MI
1920 Census, Portland, MI
Burial Headstone, Portland Cemetery, Portland, MI

Marriage to Leo Gorman performed by Fr. W.J. O'Rourke.
Witnessed by Gregory Gorman and Mary Moriarty.

Obituary:
Former Portland Girl Is Victim of Scarlet Fever
Mrs. Leo Gorman, Daughter Of Michael Moriarty, Passed Away At Lansing.
The death of Mrs. Leo Gorman, aged 27 years, occurred at the family home, at Lansing, last Thursday afternoon, following an illness of scarlet fever. Owing to the contagious nature of the disease a private funeral was held in Lansing and the remains brought to Portland for burial.
Mrs. Gorman was formerly Rhoda Moriarty, daughter of Michael Moriarty, and sister of Miss Mary Moriarty, of the Webber State Savings Bank. She was born in Portland where she graduated from St. Patrick academy and public schools. She was also a graduate of the Lansing Business University. Two years ago she was married to Mr. Gorman and had since been living in Lansing where her husband is employed at the Arbaugh store.
-Portland Observer, 22 Jan 1925

 

Documents:
1930 Census, Lansing, MI
1940 Census, Lansing, MI
1950 Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
Burial headstone, Mt Hope Cemetery, Lansing, MI

Obituary:
GORMAN, MARY ANNE
Lansing
Age 73, passed away Tuesday, July 24, 2001. She was born April 18, 1928 in Lansing to Ross and Anna Garrison. Mary lived all of her life in Lansing where she had been employed for 35 years with Michigan Bell Company in the Plant Department retiring in 1984. Mary was a lifetime member of the Pioneer Club and an active member of the Waverly 39ers. She enjoyed traveling and volunteering at Sparrow Hospital's Critical Care Lounge. Mary has been a friend of Bill W since 1972. Mary was preceded in death by her husband, Keith Gorman in 1983 and sister, Carole Garrison. She is survived by 2 children, Anne (Jock) Ambrose of Kentwood and Thomas (Linda) Gorman of Onondaga; 1 brother, Bill Garrison of Marshall, MN; 7 grandchildren and 1 great-grandson. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 28, 2001, 1 p.m. at the Palmer Bush Delta Chapel with Rev. William Barber officiating. Interment will follow at a later date. The family will receive friends Friday, July 27, 2001 from 6-8 p.m. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Alano Club West, 2909 W. Genessee, Lansing, MI 48917; Salvation Army or to Hospice House of Mid-Michigan in memory of Mary Anne Gorman.

  

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1940 Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
1950 Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
Wedding announcement, Lansing JournaI

Obituary:
Gorman, Jean Cecelia, aged 83, passed away on May 5, 2019. It was sudden for her family but perhaps right on time for her. Jean was not one for lingering and wanted to live life to the fullest and then, as she told her children, "I will be ready to meet God."
Jean was born on October 23, 1935 in Lansing, MI as part of the first surviving set of triplets in Ingham County. She was the smallest of the three, not expected to survive, but she did and thrived. She went to St. Mary�s College and Michigan State University, but left before graduating to marry Tom Gorman and started a family that Jean and Tom didn�t seem to know how to stop. Seven children later, she went back to college to finish her degree, and once her kids left the house, she went back again and got a master�s degree in social work.
The theme of family continued with waves of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Jean was a beacon of affirmation for her grandkids, laughing uproariously at their jokes, clapping at every somersault and always on call for a hug. While family defined her life, Alcoholics Anonymous saved it. She was sober for 46 years and an inspiration/rock star to those struggling with the addiction. She was the embodiment of love in action.
She was preceded in death by her husband Tom and two siblings, Mary and Joe. She is survived by three siblings (Dave, Jim and Eileen), seven children (Elizabeth Schweger, Jim Gorman, Kathleen O�Leary, Colleen Gorman, Kevin Gorman, Dan Gorman and Mike Gorman), seven in-laws she adored, 17 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Services will be held at Zaagman Memorial Chapel, 2800 Burton St., SE, Grand Rapids on May 11, 2019 with visitation from 10 am � 11 am followed by an 11 am service. A reception lunch will immediately follow at Clark Retirement Community, 1551 Franklin St. SE, Grand Rapids. In lieu of flowers, Jean would appreciate a donation in her name to Our Hope Association, a women's recovery center in Grand Rapids.

 

Engageent Notice:
Vallee-Gorman The engagement of Amy Vallee of Saginaw to James Gorman, 6300 W. Michigan, is announced. She is the daughter of Barry and Jane Vallee of Saginaw. He is the son of Thomas and Jean Gorman of Pulaski.
- Lansing State Journal, Jan 17, 1982

 

 

 

 
Jim with his grandchildren.

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1930 US Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
1940 Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
1950 Census, Lansing, Ingham, MI
World War II Military Draft Card
Commemorative service plaque, Hillside Cemetery, Delta Mills, Eaton, MI
Burial monument, Hillside Cemetery, Delta Mills, Eaton, MI

Graduate of Resurrection High School, Lansing, 1942
Served in WWII in 242nd Field Artillery Battalion, Mar 1943 - Mar 1946
After war, worked for General Electric Supply Co. until 1982
Died of emphysema

Works for Social Security Dept.

Moves off land in Cloughmartin Townland after 1901 census