PAGE6BThe 2015www.fdlreporter.com Richards Daniel, 66, New Holstein, May 7, Wieting Family Funeral Home DEATH NOTICES MORE OBITUARIES ON PAGE 3A Pitts, Lawrence 79, Fond du Lac, May 8, Uecker-Witt Funeral Home Pharoah looks great. Dortmund looks And this: Could American Pharoah be a bit tuckered out after facing his first stiff chal- enge in the Derby? he 3-year-old owned Ahmed Zayat had won his previous four races a combined 22 4lengths, including an eight-length romp in the Arkansas Derby. At Churchill Downs, he struggled somewhat but remained third before jockey Victor Espinoza rged him on coming out of the far turn. He used is whip on the horse a eported 32 times in overtaking Dortmund and Firing Line. Some have questioned whether use of the whip was excessive.
Baffert said the veteran rider was trying to keep American Pharoah focused. was flagging him and hitting him, but he hits him on the saddle towel, and he really hit that Baffert said during a national conference call this week. was to keep him busy. The horse responding on the turn for thers being considered for the Preakness i nclude Derby runners Danzig Moon, Material- i ty, Carpe Diem and Mr. set to run is Divining od; and possibles include Competitive Edge, tanford, Tale of Verve, Grand Bill and Bodhi- attva.
Divining Rod is owned by Gretchen and Roy Jackson, who also owned arbaro. Nine years ago, millions looked on in hor- or as the 2006 Derby winner shattered a leg at he start of the Preakness and was vanned off the rack in a horse ambulance. Eight months later, was euthanized. Pharoah Continued from Page 1B COMPENSATION WERE YOU INJURED AT WORK? DO YOU KNOW ALL OF YOUR RIGHTS? MAKE SURE. PERSONAL ONE-ON-ONE CONFERENCES GILLICK, WICHT, GILLICK GRAF LAWYERS WORKING FOR INJURED WORKERS FOR OVER 60 YEARS THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2015 FROM 1:00 PM TO 4:00 PM At the UAW Local Union Hall 2920 Oregon Street Local 578 Oshkosh, WI 54902 (800) 942-2880 NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY, AND NO FEE FOR CONSULTATION.
ANYONE HAVING QUESTIONS ABOUT COMPENSATION AND RELATED MATTERS IS WELCOME. The life of Phil Tabet (1942-2014) will be commemorated with the laying to rest of his ashes beside his father and mother, Louis M. Tabet and Sarah Raizk Tabet, in Calvary Cemetery, Friday, May 22, 2015, at 2 p.m. Friends are invited to join family at graveside for the commitment. After a long illness, Phil, 71, died last October in St.
George, Utah. A native of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin and a graduate of St. Springs Academy, Phil lived most of his adult life in the Southwest, where he pursued a 45-year career in the lodging and gaming industries that took him from California to Las Vegas, Atlantic City, the Bahamas, and back to California, until his retirement in 2005. After retirement, Phil was able to devote himself full time to his passion for riding his Harley motorcycle throughout the Southwest. He is remembered for his personable and engaging manner, proVcien cy in his trade, generous spirit, and an elevated and wicked sense of humor.
Phil is survived by his older brother, Paul Mathew Tabet of Las Vegas; sister, Denise Tabet and sister-in- law, Robin Berry of Minneapolis; niece, Alexandra Tabet of Phoenix, Arizona; nephew, Jamie Kennedy; cousins, Gerald and Mary Jean Aspatore, of Fond du Lac; and many other loving cousins and dear, lifelong friends throughout the country. Tabet, Philip Isaac Paul G. Hass, 56, of Fond du Lac, died Friday, May 8, 2015 at St. Agnes Hospital. Visitation will held from 4:00 7:00 pm on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at Uecker-Witt Funeral Home.
The funeral service will be held at 7:00 pm on Wednesda at the funeral home. A full obituary will appea in Reporter. Additional information and guest book may be found at www.ueckerwitt. com Pau G. Hass On May 8, 2015, Earth lost and Heaven obtained a great man.
Frank John Fell, age 84, of the Town of Ashford, WI was born March 17, 1931, the second son of the late John and Christina (nee Schraufnagel) Fell. And on May 4, 1955, he was united in marriage Arlene M. Mathieu at St. Matthews Catholic Church in Campbellsport. Arlene preceded Frank in death on May 9, 2003.
Frank was a lifetime member of St. Martins Catholic Church, Ashford. His life as a true Christian was demonstrated maintaining the church with his handy-man services. He served his country in the Armed Forces for two years. He was employed then at a small tool and die shop which began his career as a tool and die maker for 35 years at Gehl Company, West Bend, while also farming his hog and beef herd for extra income.
Frank loved snowmobiling and was involved in creating trails to enhance the sport, along with helping raise his Tve children, the farm animals and planting the land. He enjoyed playing sheepshead at many family gatherings that were so important to him. He cherished his grandchildren and great grandchildren and instilling his love of the earth and mankind to all who knew of his acquaintance. The love he shared with Arlene lives on as he is survived include Tve children Mary Lou (Steven) Bonlender of Kewaskum, Kenneth, Donald, Randall (Tina) and Gordon Robin) Fell all of Campbellsport his soul companion of ten years Sally Doll of West Bend, seven grandchildren Rick (Ashley) Bonlender, Krystle (Adam) Helsell, Mike Fell, Rebecca Dan Brehmer) Fell, Amanda (Owen) Gellings, Joshua (Haley) Fell and Stephanie Fell, six great grandchildren Sierrah and Kennedy Fell, Mackenzie and Libbie Helsell and Carter and Haven Gellings, one brother Jake (Jenny) Fell of West Bend, two sisters Angeline (Richard) Westerman of West Bend and Christine (James) Ruplinger of Campbellsport, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his wife and parents, Frank was preceded in death by a brother Joseph Fell, brothers-in-law Roger Mathieu and Orville Mathieu and sisters-in-law Ardell Fell, Luella Mathieu and Marie Mathieu.
Visitation will be Tues May 12th from 2:00 to 6:00 PM at St. Chapel, Ashford (N1271 Minnie Lane, Campbellsport). A Mass of Christian Burial will immediately follow with Rev. Neil Zinthe- fer odiciating. Burial will be Wed.
May 13th at 10:00 AM in St. Cemetery. The Fell family would like to thank the family at Hope Nursing Home, Lomira and Hospice Care for their dedicated nurturing care they gave Frank during his residency there. In lieu of eowers, memorials are appreciated to the American Cancer Society or the charity of your choice. Twohig Funeral Home, Campbellsport, is serving the family with online guestbook and condolences at www.twohigfu- nerals.com.
Frank Fell.
