Sharon K. Soldner

Sharon K. Soldner of Algoma, formally of Reeseville/Lowell, WI passed away peacefully October 25, 2026 Sycamore Lodge Algoma. She was born to Allen and Fern (Standiford) Lau on February 02, 1946 in Beaver Dam, WI. Sharon was united in marriage to Bil E. Soldner on February 10, 1962. They had two children, Bill and Michelle, and celebrated 57 together before Bill Sr's passing in September 2019.

Sharon was a homemaker through her children's younger years. After entering the workforce and trying several types of employment, she went to work for the company eventually known as Monarch Ware in Beaver Dam. Advancing her way through the company to the position of Purchaser, Sharon put her skills of communication and organization to great use. When the company relocated to Algoma, Sharon and Bill decided toleave the security of a tight knit circle of familyand friends to begin a new chapter in their lives. In Algoma she found another welcoming community and many new friends.

Sharon is survived by Son Bil Soldner Jr (Amber), Son-in-Law Andrew Haseleu, Grandson Brandon (Crystal) Soldner, Granddaughter Elizabeth Michaletz (Gary), Grandson Tanner (Haley) Neuman, Great- Grandsons Braxton & Milo Soldner, Sister Denise Tisdale, Niece Sarah Tisdale, Brother-in-Law Edward Leistico, Nephews Kory & Kevin Leistico, Brother-in-law John Borkowski, and Nieces Debra Robbins, Dianna Dykstra, Patricia Heldstab, LeAn Errthum.

In addition to Bil Sr and her parents, Sharon was preceded in death by her daughter Michelle, Father-in- Law Baldwin Soldner. Mother-in-Law Lorraine Ruedig, Sister Dianne Leistco, Sister-in-Law Sandra Dykstra,

Brother-in-Law Eugene Dykstra, Brother-in-Law Stephen Soldner, Nephew Michael Dykstra.

Sharon's love and acceptance of all she met will be greatly missed. She lefta memorable impression on all who knew her. Per her wishes no services will be held. The family would appreciate any stories or memories of Sharon to keep her spirit alive in their hearts mailed to PO Box 122 Reeseville, WI 53579.

The family would like tothank Mike and Tweed Hudson and Lynn and Andy Junio for their love and friendship to Sharon which allowed her to stay in the home she cherished for as long as possible. Additionally, many thanks to the staff at Sycamore Lodge in Algoma and Unity Hospice for providing a safe and caring environment that allowed Sharon her final wish of remaining in Algoma. The family would also like to thank Simply Cremation for all their help and assistance during this difficult time.