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Douglas Lamp
1942 - 2004
Douglas J. Lamp, 62, of
Watertown, died on
Lamp Funeral services
were held at St. Henry’s Catholic Church in Watertown with the Rev. Bernard E.
Rott officiating. Burial was in Glenview Memorial Gardens, Ixonia.
Memorials were
suggested to St. Henry Catholic Church.
Douglas was born
Douglas was a 1960
graduate of Watertown High School and served in the Wisconsin National Guard.
He had been employed as a laboratory technician for Outlook Foods, formerly Carnation
Company in Oconomowoc, for 42 years, retiring in February. He was a member and
former union steward of Teamsters Union Local No. 695.
Douglas was a member of
St. Henry’s Catholic Church.
SURVIVORS:
Wife Gail
M. Lamp, Watertown
Son Jon
Lamp, Watertown
Son Sean
Lamp, Watertown
Daughter Kim
(Brett) Brusenbach, Watertown
Son Mike
(Kris) Lamp of Dublin, Ohio
Grandchildren Hunter
and Autumn Brusenbach of Watertown
Father-in-law Carl
Winkelman of Watertown
PRECEDED IN DEATH:
Parents and twin brothers in infancy
It's nice to
know a dad is there
To share so
many things -
The warm and
happy moments
And the
challenges life brings.
It's nice to
know a dad is there
To love and
understand,
To be a friend
when hopes and dreams
Don't go the
way they're planned.
It's nice to
know a dad is there,
And it's
especially true
That most of
all, it's nice to know
The dad who's
there is you.