Name: John Buck, Jr

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1. Title:   Death Certificate, Record Type: Death Certificate, Name Of Person: Various, Number: Various
Publication:   Various
2. Title:   Obituary
Page:   https://lacrossetribune.com/community/tomahjournal/lifestyles/announcements/obituaries/obituaries-for-the-june-tomah-journal/article_b01c10cb-18f8-511b-9f49-ae3dc9507a42.html
  Obituaries for the June 10 Tomah Journal
 By Staff Jun 10, 2004 0
  Gladys I. Buck>
  Gladys I. Buck (nee Smith), 87, a longtime resident of Madison, died Saturday, March 27, in the Bruening Health Care Center of Judson Park in Cleveland, Ohio, of complications from a stroke she suffered in January 2001. Mrs. Buck was born to Florence G. and Roy A. Smith in Tomah. She spent her childhood in Tomah, graduating from Tomah High School with a trophy in swimming. She settled in Madison with her husband, John H. Buck, to raise a family. She was active in the Episcopal church, serving on many guilds. While on Altar Guild, she cared for the altar and sewed meticulous designs for altar cloths and vestments. She enjoyed her gardens and took on huge tasks caring for the grounds wherever they lived. Mrs. Buck instilled in her three children her own love of nature, music and dancing. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
  Mrs. Buck is survived by her sister, Jane L. (Leigh) Hilliker; three children, John Jr. (Nancy), Patricia (Richard) Gonzales and Sandra Heneri. She is also survived by three grandchildren, three step-grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and four step-great-grandchildren. Interment will be in the arboretum of St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church in Madison on Monday, June 24, at 11 a.m. Mrs. Buck's brother, Charles H. (Viola) Smith, passed away on May 28, therefore there will be a double memorial service on Tuesday, June 22, at 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Tomah. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. Dunstan's Church in Madison for the care of their arboretum or to St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Tomah.
3. Title:   Obituary
Page:   The obituary for Gladys in the Tomah paper was also run, minus the photo, in the Madison Newspapers: The Wisconsin State Journal and The Capital Times, the week prior to her burial.
4. Title:   Tomah, Wisconsin, Newspaper - Marriage of Gladys I. Smith and John H. Buck: Miss Gladys Smith Becomes Bride of John H. Buck, Location: Tomah, Monroe County, Wisconsin
Publication:   23 December 1937
5. Title:   Marriage Certificate for Gladys Irene Smith and John Henderson Buck., Record Type: State of Wisconsin Certificate of Marriage

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b. Note:   m just at the edge of the church under the eves. A hole had been dug under tree number 86, the same tree her husband was buried under, and I poured her ashes into the hole and covered them with dirt. Patricia also shoveled some dirt into the hole, Sandra did not. The rain was fairly heavy but it went quickly, and was very nice. The Priest, Maurine (Mo) Lewis, was wonderful to us.
Note:   It rained that day, but those congregated could stand on a cement platfor

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