Obituary
Judith “Ma Dolan” Ramona Oyer
Judith “Ma Dolan”Ramona Oyer, 67, of La Crosse passed away on March 7, 2013 at Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center in La Crosse. She was born to Ramona & George Oyer April 10, 1945.
She loved fishing at Green Island with her father when she was younger, as she got older her love for fishing continued as she shared the interest with her three sons. She also enjoyed dancing. She did lots of arts and crafts to ease her mind. Another thing Judith did was taking care of handicapped people. Along with working at Chileda. All through out her life time she had always helped & provided what she could to help those in need. She was a mother to those who were part of the old north side crew. She had a heart of gold.
She is survived by; William Dolan (oldest son), Joseph Dolan ( Middle son), Todd Miller (youngest son), Grandchildren; Jesse Dolan, Emily Dolan, Matthew Dolan, & Britney McGuire (was raised like a granddaughter); 3 brothers, Randy Oyer, Arleigh Phaff, Eric Phaff; 8 sisters Margrett Kyle, Linda Loefler, Elizabeth Oyer, Jeannie Phaff, Jackie Phaff, Gerilyn Phaff, Georgia Oyer & Sherri Oyer; special cousin, Judith Howl, and close friends; Trish McGuire & Sherri Valentine.
Preceded in death by; Baby sister Sherri, George Dolan (father), Remona Phaff (mother), & Arleigh Phaff (Step-father)
The family would like to thank Todd Miller, & the Staff at Gundersen Luthern Medical Center.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 11:00 am at Coulee Region Cremation Group, 133 Mason St., Onalaska. The Rev. Dana Jackson will officiate. A visitation will be held one hour prior to the service at the funeral home.
Judy and I spent a lot of hours together and I am so sorry to hear of her passing. She was a terrifically hard worker and a friend. We had many laughs and crazy “cleaning” stories that we shared. Those were good years and to her family, you had a good mom.
I recall the day you came over to my parents “new” house when I was a little kid. You had fun trying to get me to write on mom and dad’s new fridge which is quite funny now, however I am sure my mom was not amused at the time! You went out of your way to see me, and your love was always appreciated! You helped out many people, and I am sure those who were fortunate to cross paths with you will never forget it! This one’s for you: http://johnniesblog.wordpress.com/2013/03/12/hey-jude-aunt-judy-you-will-be-missed/
Love,
John