Obituary
Tony (Anthony) F. Krajewski
After a long battle with cancer our dearest Tony (Anthony) Krajewski left us on June 30th to join daughter Kimmy in Heaven.
Tony was born in La Crosse, WI on January 6, 1951. He attended Logan High School and met the love of his life Susan (Schnell) Krajewski. They were married on July 19, 1969. He attended Western Wisconsin College with a degree in computer programming. He also received a black belt in Six Sigma.
He spent many years working as a quality manager/ engineer and traveling to other states as his work required. After retiring in Florida, he returned back to Onalaska where he worked as lead receiver at Holmen Festival Foods. His other passion besides his wife and daughters was fishing. Known to his friends and family as “Captain Tony” he spent a lot of time on the Black River and Chippewa River reeling in the Crappies and Northern Pike. Tony and Susan were members of the Sunfish Days/Onalaska Anglers for several years. They made many long-lasting friendships with this great group of people.
Tony had a life-long love of the outdoors, home improvement projects, and everything mechanical. He always made sure that his girls came along for his outdoor adventures, including many trips to Canada to find the perfect fishing holes. He had a great sense of humor, and every lesson he shared always had a little laugh with it.
Tony is survived by his wife Susan, daughter Shelli (Bill) Kult of Onalaska, sisters Rose (Dennis) Napoli of Brownsville, MN and Bernadette (Bill) Jacobs of Baltimore, MD, sister-in-law Sally (Ron) Sikora, Anna (Steve) Schnell and brother-in- law Scott (Judy) Schnell and many nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his daughter Kimberly, parents Francis and Virginia, sister Theresa Valley and brother Donald (Bill) Krajewski.
We always told Tony there would be crappies in Heaven along with Lottza Mottza pizzas!
There will be a small Celebration of Life at a later time.
Will always love you to the moon and back, dearest Tony.
My deepest sympathy Sue for you and your family. May Tony rest in peace.
Dearest Sue , I keep remembering Tony when we were all young and you were just beginning to date. He had such a great sense of humor. He loved you right away. The two of you were a perfect fit. I’m so sorry for your loss. He will stay in my memory forever as a wonderful man.
Our deepest condolences Sue, Shelli, and Bill
Sue so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family.
Sue,sorry to hear of Tony’s passing
I always enjoyed chatting with Tony while working at Festival. He was a family man. My Sympathy to his loved ones.
Tony seems to have contributed more ch to his profession and even more to his family. May you be comforted by all this great memories.
Logan class of 69, sends our condolences to Tony’s family. Recently we now have area at Eagles Watch park dedicated to classmates that have passed. Tony, now belongs.
Love never dies. Tony’s love for you is everlasting. Our heartfelt sympathy to you, Sue and your family.
Sue, thoughts are with you and your family
Grew up with Tony on the 600 block of Avon St. Man, the trouble we got into and the stories of those days.
Rest easy old friend,
The fish will be biting in Jo Lynn slough.