Julanne E. Tetzlaff, passed away peacefully on Sunday, October 26, 2025, at the age of 92. Born on November 29, 1932, to the late Lester and Luella (Bertrand) Plennes. She was the cherished wife of the late Lawrence D. Tetzlaff and a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother whose legacy of joy and resilience will continue to live on.
Julanne's journey was marked by her unwavering spirit and the close-knit family she nurtured. She was predeceased by her devoted husband, Lawrence D., her beloved daughter Cheryl, and her treasured grandson Matthew. Her memory will be held dear by her surviving children: Michael (Nancy), Melody (Dennis), Jacqualine, and Lawrence (Rebecca). Julanne was the proud grandmother to Nicholas (Sara), Rebecca (Karl), Joshua (Paige), Riley, Tori (Austin), and Abby, and she was blessed to see the world expand through her great-grandchildren Mattielyn, Sophia, Chase, Evan, and Dominic. Her lifelong friendship with Patsy stood as a testament to the power of enduring bonds.
Before her well-earned retirement, Julanne served her community as a dedicated salesclerk at Kohl's, where her warm smile and helpful nature were appreciated by all who crossed her path. A mother of five, she balanced her life with the demands of a bustling household, instilling values of humor, wisdom, and adventure in her children.
She was an avid gambler, finding joy and excitement at the slots in her favorite casinos. Travel was another passion, and she reveled in the opportunity to explore new places with family and friends. Her grandchildren were the apple of her eye, and she dedicated countless hours to their care, imparting her feisty spirit and stubborn resolve. A true Green Bay Packers fan, Julanne's enthusiasm for her team was matched only by her love for laughter.
Julanne E. Tetzlaff will be remembered as a woman who lived fully, loved generously, and laughed often. Private services will be held.
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