Kim McCall
May 8, 2023
Bill you will be missed. I sure enjoyed your and Evie’s company. Peace be with you all with the loss of such a sweet man.
William “Bill” Ostron Sr.
Apr 12, 1942 - Apr 28, 2023
age 81, passed away peacefully on Friday April 28, 2023, surrounded by his family. He was born on April 12, 1942 in Ann Arbor, MI; son of the late Harvey and Hazel (Radcliffe) Ostron. He married Evelyn Jackola on July 28, 1962 in Milwaukee. Bill worked as a printer in Milwaukee for most of his life. He moved to Amberg in 1977 and worked many different jobs until his retirement and always referred to himself as a general laborer. He loved fishing, Brewers, music and spending time with his family.
Bill is survived by his loving wife, Evie; two children: Donna (Hank) Novak and Bill “Shoes” Ostron Jr.; grandchildren: Samantha (Stefan), Adam, and Allison (fiancé Jesse); great grandson, Daniel; and his brother, Jim (Kathy) Ostron. He was preceded in death by his twin sister, Karen; and brother, Rick.
In accordance with Bill’s wishes no services will be held.
Roubal Funeral Home of Wausaukee is assisting Bill’s family with arrangements.
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Samantha Novak
May 7, 2023
My favorite thing about Grandpa was seeing his gentle side, in the way he really loved and appreciated music and animals. The first image I have when I think of him he is sitting in his chair on the front porch with his music on, his fingers twiddling together to the song playing as his head swayed left and right, eyes closed. The song that's playing is Gordon Lightfoot's 'The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald'. He was clearly someone who was really touched by music, maybe that's where I get it from too. I loved that about him. I remember when he had a pet bird named Tweety who he could sit and talk to for hours in the softest voice, like he was one of his most special friends. Only a week before he left us he was telling me about a bunny that kept going up to the back door looking for food, another woodland friend that made him smile with every visit. He was great to visit with, there never seemed to be a lag in the conversation anytime I was there, and I'll really miss him. Love you forever Grampa.
~Sammi Boo-Boo ❤️