
ERVIN MAYER
July 07, 1936 - May 21, 2011
Obituary
Ervin A. Mayer passed away on May 21, 2011, at his home after spending a lovely day with his family. Erv was born July 7, 1936, in Chelsea, WI, to the late John and Katherine Mayer. Erv served his country in the Army. He worked part-time for Don Gehrt and his brothers building homes in the Fox Valley including his own home, his in-laws home, a sons home, and a family cabin. Erv worked for 30+ years at Gilbert Paper Company in Menasha where numerous co-workers could be called your friends. Erv loved to hunt and fish. He had years of stories to tell about his adventures in the woods and on the water. Not everyone got away! In retirement, he and Nona lived several months of every year at the cabin across from the Mayer family farm in Chelsea. Erv is survived by his wife of 54 years, NonaRae (Tippelt) Mayer, and children: Tim and Kate, Neenah, Tom and his special companion, Pam Nelson, Neenah, and Joby and her husband Joel Sewall, Appleton; grandchildren: Drew, Reid, Chelsea, Jenna and Jack; and a great grandchild, Lawson and his soon to be sibling; and two sisters, Katherine Mayer, Milwaukee, and Delores Sackman, Westboro. Erv was preceded in death by siblings, Marion Niggeman, John Mayer, and Lorraine Nelson. The Mayer family would like to thank all of the special neighbors and friends for their support during the easy and not-so-easy times; we are grateful. We would also like to thank the Theda Care Hospice program and hospital medical staff. And to our mother, our gratitude and respect for the ultimate example of unconditional love-care giving. Erv was a spiritual man. We believe his faith brought him comfort. Per Ervs wishes, there will be a private family service. Persons wishing to honor Erv and his passing are asked to support a hospice program in his memory.
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Karen and Dick Ziegert
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Erv was a special friend and neighbor. He loved to share stories about his travel adventures, fishing,and childhood farm life. He was a kind man who would use his snow blower to make sure driveways in the neighborhood were clear after a winter storm. We will truly miss Erv. God's blessings to his family. Dick and Karen Ziegert
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Darlene Robinson
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Know that I am thinking of You & your family. May the memories of your loved one and those special times you shared together be of comfort to you now and in the days ahead bringing peace to your heart. Those we love don't go away. They walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near. Still loved, still missed and very dear. With Heartfelt Sympathy Love Darlene (Snell) Robinson
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Clark Tabbert
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Mayer family, We are deeply saddened to hear of Erv's passing. I will always remember all of the good times we had in Chelsea! May our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ comfort you during this time. Clark and Susan Tabbert
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Kathleen Clough
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So sorry to hear from Judy about Erv, great guy and always made me smile.
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Skeeter Scheurle
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Erv sure glad I had a chance to know you. Your the BEST !!!!! God Bless.
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Mark Kleman
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I had the pleasure of working with Erv for my entire career of 14 years at Gilbert Paper, and learned much about papermaking from him and appreciate that sharing very much. He was a patriotic, caring man and a great role model as a father. I am sorry for your loss and have great faith he is above and looking over you. Mark Kleman