- Born on: August 4, 1935
- Departed on: May 19, 2009
Wendell Gail Dubberke
we were sorry to hear of the loss of Wendell. Our sympathy to the whole family......ray and janie klemme
I am sorry to say that i did not know Mr. Dubberke but he must have been a up standing man to have raised Kyle. My deepest sympathy for the entire family.
we were sorry to hear of the loss of Wendell. Our sympathy to the whole family......ray and janie klemme
Wendell was one my first cousins who I got to know moreso in the past few years. I'll certainly miss his engaging personality and political views. My condolences to his family and friends.
Losing someone we love is never easy to accept, and sometimes it must seem as if the pain is almost too much to bear. But we believe that your love will outlast the pain of the grief you're feeling. We believe that you have a place deep in your hearts where treasured memories will always live, and one day those memories will be a tremendous comfort to you. Until the day you can smile again, we hope it helps to know how sorry we are and how much we care!
I only met Wendell once on a trip to visit him with his nephew Matt and his brother Forest. He was quite the charismatic fellow and I would have liked to talk with him more about engineering and the interesting array of machinery in his barn. My condolence to the family, may peace and strength be with you all.
Wendell was one my first cousins who I got to know moreso in the past few years. I'll certainly miss his engaging personality and political views. My condolences to his family and friends.
We offer our condolences to the Dubberke family, as brother and sister-in-law to Wen's sister Janet. Molly and Douglas Uskudarli
We offer our condolences to the Dubberke family, as brother and sister-in-law to Wen's sister Janet. Molly and Douglas Uskudarli
I only met Wendell once on a trip to visit him with his nephew Matt and his brother Forest. He was quite the charismatic fellow and I would have liked to talk with him more about engineering and the interesting array of machinery in his barn. My condolence to the family, may peace and strength be with you all.
Losing someone we love is never easy to accept, and sometimes it must seem as if the pain is almost too much to bear. But we believe that your love will outlast the pain of the grief you're feeling. We believe that you have a place deep in your hearts where treasured memories will always live, and one day those memories will be a tremendous comfort to you. Until the day you can smile again, we hope it helps to know how sorry we are and how much we care!
I am sorry to say that i did not know Mr. Dubberke but he must have been a up standing man to have raised Kyle. My deepest sympathy for the entire family.
