Arlene Golding Obituary
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Arlene will be missed by her children: Doug (Sue) Golding of Waupaca and Sherry (Keith) Timm of Manawa; eight grandchildren: Haley (Richard) Nelson, Jessica (Eric) Selle, Rikki (Nate) Regan, Whitney (Matt) Rohan, Travis (Jaki) Golding, Kari (Jeff) Morack, Courtny (Chad) Dolphin and Ashley (Luke) Gustafson; great- grandchildren: Rhett, Rylee, Charlie, Greta, Sunny, Autumn, Jacob, Alyssa, Boden, Dashel, Ava and Levi; and brother: Jerry. In addition to her husband, George and parents she was preceded in death by a son, Bruce E. Golding, and other relatives.
The Funeral Service will be on Wednesday, July 16, 2025 at 4 p.m. at the Maple Crest Funeral Home. The visitation will be on Wednesday at the funeral home from 3 p.m. until the time of the service.
The family would like to thank the staff at Park Vista The Legacy and Paula at Thedacare Hospice.
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Sharon Danielson Martin
July 15, 2025
Dear Sherry & family & Doug & family. I send you my sincere sympathy with the recent loss of your dear Mother, Irene Golding. She was a sweet lady and a wonderful neighbor to live by. The last project she helped us with was making the New Hope Float for the Waupaca Parade.
Sincerely, Sharon Danielson Martin
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