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Raymond Wolfram

1920 - 2003

Raymond Henry Wolfram, 83, a resident of Marquardt Memorial Manor since August 2002, and formerly of 507 S. Church St., died December 31, 2003.

A Mass of Christian service was held at St. Henry's Church with the Rev. Bernard Rott officiating. Burial was at St. Henry's Cemetery.

Raymond was born Feb. 6, 1920, in the town of Shields, the son of Joseph and Augusta (Stock) Wolfram. He married Elizabeth Zita Egyhazi on Oct. 26, 1946, at Our Lady of Hungary Catholic Church in South Bend, Ind.

He retired in 1985 from Brandt Inc., where he had worked since 1947. Raymond enlisted in the U.S. Army in May, 1941, and served in Bermuda during World War II.

Prior to wartime service, Ray was employed at Otto Biefeld Co. and Hartig Brewery in Watertown.

SURVIVORS:

Wife Elizabeth Wolfram, Watertown

Son Charles R. Wolfram, Watertown

Son Raymond J. (Lori) Wolfram, Watertown

Grandchildren Peter (Carla), Patrick, Anthony (Machaela) and Andrew, Scott (Stephanie) and Quinn Wolfram; a brother, George J. (Irene) Wolfram, Albuquerque, NM

PRECEDED IN DEATH:

Parents

Brother Edward Wolfram of Juneau

Brother Elmer Wolfram of Watertown

Sister Clara Boettcher

Sister Alma Knaack

Sister Evelyn Anderson

Brother Francis Anton Wolfram of Sullivan