Obituary
Candace “Candy” Lund
Candace “Candy” Lynn Lund, 69, of Holmen, WI, passed away on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, at her home. She was born on March 11, 1954 to Anton “Tony” and LaVonne (Rohde) Lund. She graduated from Holmen High School in 1972.
She was a member of the Holmen Lutheran Church and American Legion Auxiliary in Holmen and enjoyed her time visiting Veteran’s at various nursing homes. She loved reading, listening to the Beatles and going to bingo/casinos.
She was an Aunt and Great Aunt to many nieces and nephews and friends to many.
She is survived by brothers, Terry (Chris) Lund, Fred (Cathy) Lund, Bill Lund and sisters, Harla Halverson, Becky (Jeff) Michaels, Janet Leitner and Lisa (Marty) Putz, brother-in-law Pat Owen, Aunt Bev & Uncle Ted Rohde and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
She is preceded in death by parents LaVonne and Tony Lund, sister Lieanna “Lana” Owen, brother-in-law Gary Halverson, Grandparents and Aunts & Uncles.
A visitation will be held Thursday, March 28th from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. in The Prairie Room Chapel at The Gathering Place, 133 Mason Street Onalaska, Wisconsin. Coulee Region Cremation Group is assisting the family. A private family burial will follow.
I’m so sorry to hear of Candy’s passing. I always enjoyed talking with Candy. She was a nice, sweet lady. May the memories of her give you comfort in this time of loss. Prayers and thoughts to all of the families.
She a quite nieghbor we said hi in passing at christmas time I made cookies and went and gave her some so sorry for for loss
I am so sorry to hear of Candy’s passing. I worked with her at APAC many years ago now. She was a beautiful lady. R I P. Candy. My sincere condolences to her family.
I remember many times being with Candy at Grandpa and Grandpas house on Travis Street. Those were such good days and memories. Candy loved to follow the Rohde family tree, and came up with so much information, somethings that none of us knew. I’m sure Uncle Tony and Aunt Bonnie and Lana were waiting with open arms. RIP Candy
Very sorry to learn of Candy’s passing. Prayers, comfort and love to all family and friends..
I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of Candy. The Lund family is and always was so welcoming to all. Always smiling and laughing. You all have my deepest sympathy.
I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of Candy. The Lund family is and always was so welcoming to all. Always smiling and laughing. You all have my deepest sympathy.
Sorry to hear about Candy. She was alway at Family Reunions Miller/Oldenburg/Tauscher.
Sorry to see of Candy’s passing. She always had a smile and a “Hello” when I would see her. Seemed to run into her in the most unusual places!
Condolences to the family of Candy. She was always very pleasant to everyone. I enjoyed sitting at the gambling machines talking with her.
Sandra, Jeffrey, and, Phillip send our deepest sympathy for your family loss.
I have been expecting my apart ment door here in asssisted living and it would be
Candy coming to visit now at Easter time. She always had some type of a treat representing the holiday. We would visit with her telling me the various shut ins she would be visiting. She also made contact with her God parents Fern and Bob Traister.
The day seven of Tony and Lavonne Lund’s children were baptized at the Holmen Lutheran Church is a cherished memory. I will cherish the memories of Candy’s visits.
Cherish your memories of the fun and foolish Lund family get togethers as I do on my only ride on a motorcycle hanging on to Tony
Thank you for all the lovely words and memories being shared about our sister and family. We know she would have a smile on her face hearing all of this. Candy will be sadly missed. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers.
Sorry to see that your sister Candy passed. I attended technical college with Candy at Western Technical College. We attended a few sporting events and concerts. Also, when Candy sold Mary Kay she had gone to an event down in Dallas, TX and she asked if I would like to go on a road trip to Dallas since my brother had lived in Dallas. I seen Candy a few months ago at the R.W. Houser Branch Family YMCA in Onalaska. It was nice to see her and talk to her.
I met Candy back in the 80’s when we both worked at Gundersen Lutheran, then again when her brother Terry married my best friend Chris. My sympathy to her family and friends.