Anderson Diehm and Cadieu Funeral Homes

06/22/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Scott Kubiak, a devoted husband, father, grandfather, businessman, and friend.

He worked incredibly hard to build a life for the people he loved, but no accomplishment ever meant more to him than being surrounded by his family. He was the kind of man who would drop what he was doing to help someone in need, never asking for anything in return. He was humble, dependable and he had a huge heart with a quiet way of showing his love.

He found great joy in the simple things that made life meaningful: spending time with his family, sharing a drink and a laugh with friends, hunting and working through the never-ending to-do lists he somehow always managed to tackle. He took pride in maintaining and spending time on his land. He was happiest surrounded by the people he loved and the life he had worked so hard to build.

He shared 33 wonderful years of marriage with his loving wife, Cassie, who stood by his side through every season of life. Together, they built a family that became his greatest blessing. He was a proud and devoted dad to his daughters, Alex and Aniston, and he welcomed their husbands, Tate and Taylor, into the family as his own. He lovingly referred to them as his “bookends,” a nickname that never failed to bring a smile.

But perhaps his favorite role of all was being Bumpers.

His grandsons—Bennett, Reed, Kaiden, and Scott—knew him as Bumpers, and there was no title he wore more proudly. They were the light of his life, and he never missed an opportunity to brag about them, tease them, cheer them on, or make memories with them. He was overjoyed to know another grandchild was on the way, already loved beyond words and forever a part of his legacy.

There will be an emptiness in our lives that can never truly be filled. We’ll miss his stories, his stubbornness, his willingness to lend a hand, the sound of his laughter shared with friends and family, and the comfort of knowing he was always just a phone call away. But his legacy lives on in the family he adored, the friendships he treasured, and the many lives he touched through his kindness and generosity.

He will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.

In respect of Scott’s wishes there will be a private service. Anderson Diehm Funeral Home is assisting the Kubiak family with arrangements.

06/22/2026

BEVERLY JOAN RASTALL, 91, a lifelong resident of Menominee, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Sunday, June 21, 2026, at Menominee Health Care Services. She was born on October 18, 1934, to the late Hugo and Mabel (Nelson) Hultman in Menominee. Beverly graduated from Menominee High School Class of 1952. She married John Allen Rastall on November 10, 1956, at Bethel Lutheran Church in Menominee. He preceded her in death in 1993. For most of her career, Beverly worked several places serving as an office manager. Most knowingly for working at Dr. F.J. Dewane’s office. She was a longtime member of VFW auxiliary and the VASA Lodge. Beverly enjoyed baking and going to concerts, most importantly, she loved watching her grandchildren and great grandchildren’s sporting events. She was a lifelong member at Bethel Lutheran Church.

Beverly is survived by her four children: Barb Lawatsch, Brenda (Don) Berger, Bonnie (Roy) Barker, and John (Colleen) Rastall; five grandchildren: Jamie Thronson-Westby, Jesse (Ginette) Lawatsch, Melissa (Jason) Rettke, Shawn (Jori) Lawatsch, and Reid (Brooke) Rastall; 14 great-grandchildren; brother: Pat (Mary Jo) Hultman; sisters-in-law: Diane Hultman and Kathy Rastall; and many nieces and nephews.

Beverly was preceded in death by her husband John; parents Hugo and Mabel; brother Leonard; great-grandson: Gabriel Lawatsch; and her husband’s parents, brothers, sisters and spouses.

The Rastall family would like to thank the staff at Menominee Health Services for treating Beverly like she was a part of their family.

Visitation for Beverly will be held on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at Bethel Lutheran Church in Menominee beginning at 10:00am until time of service at 12:00pm with Pastor Scott Ehle officiating. A luncheon will follow in the fellowship hall. Burial for Beverly will be held on Monday, June 29, 2026, at Riverside Cemetery beginning at 10:00am. Cadieu Funeral Home is assisting the Rastall family with arrangements.

In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established. Any expressions may be directed to Menominee Animal Shelter or to a family member.

06/19/2026

Marion Lydia Horvath, 96, of Stephenson, MI, was called home to heaven on June 18, 2026 at Family Crest Living in Escanaba, MI. Marion Lydia Chervenka was born in Milwaukee, WI on November 23, 1929 to the late John and Lydia Chervenka. Marion was a graduate of Menominee High School. She Married Frank A. Horvath on October 18,1952 in Menominee and they raised four children. Frank and Marion owned and operated Horvath’s Super Valu in Stephenson for many years. Later in life, Marion was a hostess for Wonderland Coach Tours and also worked for the Stephenson Bakery and Stephenson Greenhouse. She was a long-time member of the Precious Blood Catholic Church in Stephenson. Marion loved her family, golfing, casino trips, cooking, baking and music. Marion was concert mistress and violinist, playing a violin her grandfather made, during her high school years at Menominee High School.

Marion is survived by three children: Jean (Wisconsin), Tim (Scott) (Virginia) and Terry (Arizona), twin grandchildren: Michael and Matthew Horvath (Arizona), sister-in-law: Nancy Chervenka (Wisconsin) very special friend: Loren Lemery; many nieces and nephews.

Marion was preceded in death by her parents, husband Frank Horvath, son Tom, daughter-in-law Deborah, her siblings Betty Hubbard and Jack Chervenka and sister-in-law Betty Horvath Esselman.

Visitation for Marion will be held on Tuesday June 23, 2026 at Anderson-Diehm Funeral Home in Stephenson from 9:00 am until 10:45 am. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Precious Blood Catholic Church at 11:00 am with Father Jins Joseph officiating. Burial will follow in Stephenson Township Cemetery. A luncheon will be served following the burial in the church fellowship hall.

06/19/2026

THOMAS STEPHEN BERDEN, 73, of Menominee passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at Aurora BayCare Medical Center – Green Bay. He was born on June 10, 1953, in Cheboygan, MI., to the late Frederick and Doris (Rose) Berden. Tom graduated from Cheboygan High School and enlisted into the United States Air Force during the Vietnam War. On December 29, 1977, Tom married Deborah Boice at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Menominee. He worked many jobs but settled down at Menominee Area Public Schools as the maintenance man and retired in 2013 after being there for 28 years. Tom was an avid Detroit Lions fan. He also enjoyed hunting, playing cards, and playing horseshoes. Tom belonged to the American Legion where he loved helping out.

Tom is survived by his wife of 48 years Deborah; son: Christopher (Brenda) Berden; daughter: Patricia (Albert) Kesse; 10 grandchildren: Kelsey, Mason, Colin, Gabriel, Toris, Cleland, Ty, Eva, Gwendolyn, and Raphael; one great-grandson: Miko; brothers: Fred (Diana) Berden, Pat Berden, Dennie (Jackie) Berden, Al Berden, and Henry (Shelly) Berden; sisters: Susan Carney, Rosie Juliet, Beth (Jay) McDermott, and JoAnn (Paul) Kruszewski, and Karen Berden; and many nieces, nephews, and friends.

Tom was preceded in death by his parents, son Victor, and two brothers Ernie and Dale.

Visitation for Tom will be held on Thursday, June 25, 2026, at Cadieu Funeral Home beginning at 4:00pm until time of service at 6:00pm with Father Jamie Ziminski presiding. Military Honors will follow. Cadieu Funeral Home is assisting the Berden family with arrangements.

06/15/2026

A Celebration of Life for Mark will be held on Saturday, June 27, 2026, in the dining room at Murray's Pub & Grill in Menominee, MI., beginning at 2:00pm until 6:00pm.

MARK ALLEN STREETER

With heavy hearts and deep gratitude for a life well lived, we share that our beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend, Mark Streeter, entered eternal rest on February 13, joining his Heavenly Father. Mark passed peacefully, surrounded by the love of his family.

Born on August 15, 1962, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Mark spent his early years in Wisconsin and Michigan before moving to California, where he completed his schooling. His life journey eventually brought him back to Michigan, which he called home for many years. Mark built a career rooted in hard work and dedication, beginning in the grocery industry before transitioning into Network Administration, where his reliability and commitment were well known.

Mark approached life with enthusiasm, humor, and an unshakable love for the things that brought him joy. A lifelong sports fan, he cheered passionately for the San Francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers. He was equally at home at the poker table—where he delighted in friendly competition—or out on the golf course, which was his true passion. Golf was more than a game to Mark; it was a testament to his spirit. Over his lifetime, he achieved 6 holes in one —one after being declared legally blind and another after a leg amputation—remarkable milestones that perfectly reflected his belief that passion and perseverance triumph over limitation.

Throughout his lifelong journey with diabetes, Mark faced extraordinary challenges with courage, grace, and an unwaveringly positive outlook. He refused to let obstacles define him, instead choosing gratitude, humor, and determination. His resilience and joy for life left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him and continued to inspire his family and friends.

Mark is survived by his devoted wife of 31 years, Rosie Streeter; his children Jordan (Christian) Russomanno, Alexandra (Terrell) Dunn, and PJ Panagopoulous; and his cherished grandchildren Jeremiah, Rhyan, Roman, and Theodor, all of California. He is also survived by his mother, Nancy Streeter of Foley, Alabama; his siblings Bruce (Donna) Streeter of Mobile, Alabama, and Craig (Kristine) Streeter of Atlanta, Georgia; along with six beloved nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Ed Streeter.

A celebration of Mark’s life will be held in late spring or early summer, allowing family and friends to gather and honor a man whose life was defined by love, perseverance, and joy. Details will be shared at a later date. Cadieu Funeral Home is assisting the Streeter family with arrangements.

06/10/2026

MARY ELLEN NELSON, 81, of Marinette, WI, passed away unexpectedly on June 9, 2026, at home. She was born on May 31, 1945, to the late William and Adele (Paul) Champeau. She was a 1963 graduate of Stephenson High School. In 1973, she married George Nelson where they raised 5 kids. She was a stay-at-home mom and made sure the house was clean and made sure dinner was ready at 5 o’clock sharp. Mary was a long time member of First Presbyterian Church where she was very active. Mary enjoyed doing puzzles, scrap booking, and watching all sports.

Mary is survived by one daughter: Mary Ann (Roger) Beaudo; three sons: Fran (Tracey) Champeau, Roger (Julie) Powers and Al (Amanda) Nelson; 11 grandchildren: Steve, Jessica, Ashley, Kelsey, Cameron, Travis, Alyshia, Cody, Josh, Rylie, and Lauren; 19 great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews as well as special friend Pam; and Fur Baby Sam.

Mary was preceded in death by her parents; siblings: Eddie, Cliff, Len, Jim and Joanne; husband: George; and son: Tom.

Visitation for Mary will be held on Friday, June 12, 2026, at Cadieu Funeral Home beginning at 10:00am until time of service at 11:30am with Pastor Keith Schroeder officiating. Burial will follow at Riverside Cemetery. Cadieu Funeral Home is assisting the Nelson family with arrangements.

06/09/2026

BRUCE WARREN NEECE was born to Betty Jean (Grandeen) Neece and Harold Alfred Neece on November 29, 1963 in Menominee, Michigan. He passed away at home on June 9, 2026.

He grew up in the village of Carney, Michigan surrounded by his beloved brothers and sisters who were his entire world, even in adulthood. He loved his childhood and teenage years and spoke of fond memories of cross-country road trips with his siblings Connie, Dan, Gary, Janet, and Karen plus wild shenanigans with his best friends Gonzo, Jan, Keith, Wendland, Jim, Pete, among many others.

He married Melody in 1991. This week would be their 35th wedding anniversary. Bruce loved the role of stepdad that marrying Melody provided him. His relationship with Aaron (“Boomer”) Wickstrom and Boomer’s children is one that brought him continuous joy and fulfillment throughout his life.

Bruce’s daughter Hannah was born in 1992 and his son Elliott was born in 1996. He was destined to be a family man and was the best dad on earth. He took us on hundreds of road trips to all corners of the country, planned fun days on the shores of the Great Lakes, and taught us how to ride our bikes early so we could race down the back roads together. He loved being our “limo driver” in high school, happily lugging us kids around and never once complaining about having to pick us up or drop us off.

As empty nesters, Bruce and Mel found solace in reconnecting like a young couple again and enjoyed working on the house and garden together, along with traveling and simply enjoying each other’s beautiful company.

For the last 30 years, Bruce was employed at R.W. Fernstrum & Company . This was a huge point of pride for him. He started on the shop floor as a welder and eventually became an international salesman. He represented the company around the world in places all over Europe, South America, and Canada.

Beyond generous with his time and many talents, he loved volunteering and was an active community member. He had a special interest in musical theatre and building sets for local theatre productions through Menominee High School and Theatre on the Bay. Additionally, he was a volunteer fireman for many years. Bruce was always interested in giving - shirt off his back, his last dime, his plate of food - it was yours, if you needed or wanted it. That was our Bruce.

Bruce was preceded in death by his father Harold and his mother Betty along with other friends, family members, and precious pets. He is survived by his wife, children, siblings, friends, precious dog Hildy, and all those whose lives he inevitably touched with his absolutely unrelenting kindness and pure love.

We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Dr. Emmanouil Alimpertis and his team at Aurora Cancer Care in Marinette, Wisconsin. To Dr. A., Heather, and every single person there on that team who helped us along this road - thank you. You are God’s gift to this earth. Additionally, we want to thank Dr. Douglas Evans and team at Froedtert in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and the UP Home Health & Hospice Team (Nikki). Extra special thank you to the Fernstrum family, the Mathieu family, Evan Petraski, and everyone who has said a prayer, wished a well-wish, or supported us during this time.

Night-night Dad. We adored you.

Visitation for Bruce will be held on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at Carney Free Church in Carney, MI., beginning at 11:00am until time of service at 12:00pm. Luncheon will follow in the fellowship hall. Cadieu Funeral Home is assisting the Neece family with arrangements.

06/07/2026

JUDITH “JUDY” JOHNSON, 71 of Menominee passed away unexpectedly at home of natural causes on Saturday June 6, 2026. Judith Ann Pitzen was born on March 24, 1955 in Sheboygan, WI to Arlin and Betty (Suttner) Pitzen. She was a 1973 graduate of Sheboygan Falls High School. In 1996, Judy married Walter Johnson in Menominee, MI. Judy worked for Emerson for 14 years and retired from Johnson Controls in 2022. She enjoyed crocheting, doing puzzles and was an avid reader.

Survivors include her mother: Betty Pitzen; husband: Walter; 2 children: Brandon Bell and Gina Bell; 3 grandchildren: Vanessa, Jacob and Riley, 2 sisters: Mary Pitzen and Carol (Gale) Johnson; brother: Mark (Wendy) Pitzen; nieces and nephews.

Judy was preceded in death by her father: Arlin Pitzen; and brother: Dave Pitzen.

Visitation will be held at Anderson Diehm Funeral Home in Stephenson on Friday June 12, 2026 from 11:00 am until time of Funeral Service at 1:00 pm with Deacon Steve Gretzinger officiating. Burial will follow in the Danish section of the Stephenson Township Cemetery. Following the burial all are invited to celebrate Judy’s life at the Wild Eagle in Stephenson

06/07/2026

SHERWIN A. WILSON, 88 of Stephenson, MI passed away on Friday June 5, 2026 at home surrounded by family. Sherwin was born on September 17, 1937 in Green Bay to Lyle and Ruth (Sherman) Wilson. On April 15, 1961, Sherwin married Sharon Borths in Marinette. Sherwin farmed his whole life and worked at the Stephenson Marketing for 35 years. He served his community as Lake Township Clerk for 35 years, was on the district board of the Michigan Milk Producers Association for 25 years and also served on the Menominee County Soil Conservation board. He enjoyed traveling and snowmobiling. Most of all, he loved spending time with and harassing his grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Survivors include his wife of 65 years: Sharon; 3 children: Wendy Johnsen, Kim (Ken) Marcusen and Bill Wilson; daughter-in-law: Denise Wilson; 8 grandchildren: Jessica (Zak) Aubert, Jacob (Robyn) Wilson, George (Jessica) Johnsen, Danielle (Jayme) Heidtman, Cody (Chelsea) Wilson, Brent (Katlyn) Marcusen, Casey (Isabel) Wilson and Cory Wilson; 12 great grandchildren with 2 on the way; and sister: Carol Mitchell.

Sherwin was preceded in death by his parents: Lyle & Ruth; son: Carl; son-in-law: Michael “Chet” Johnsen; and sister: Susan McGraw.

Visitation for Sherwin will be held on Tuesday June 9, 2026 at Anderson Diehm Funeral Home from 4:00 pm until time of Funeral Service at 6:00 pm with Pastor Tim Gunderson officiating. Burial will be in Stephenson Township Cemetery on Wednesday June 10, 2026 at 9:00 am.

06/07/2026

TODD M. POWELL, 62 of Menominee passed away unexpectedly of natural causes on Friday June 5, 2026 at his home. Todd was born on November 21, 1963 in Menominee to Gordon and Elaine (Jenkins) Powell. Todd was a 1981 graduate of Menominee High School. He was currently employed at Marinette Marine as an electrician. Todd enjoyed tinkering in his garage, working on cars, doing yard work, cooking and going on long drives.

Todd is survived by 3 sons: Justin Powell of Menominee, twin sons: Cody Powell and Kyle (Amanda) Powell both of Menominee; grandchildren; 1 sister: Laurie Olson of Green Bay; and 2 brothers: Scott (Boni) Powell and Dan (Terri) Powell both of Menominee; and mother of his twins: Bridget Heidtman of Marinette.

Honoring Todd’s wishes, no services will be held. Cadieu Funeral Home is assisting the Powell family with arrangements.