Obituaries

My deepest condolences to Renee's family and friends. Renee was my HR Assistant many moons ago at Perry Printing, Waterloo, WI. The best assistant anyone could ask for plus a very supportive friend while I grieved the loss of my husband. She was one of a kind and will be missed.

So sorry to hear of your passing Renee. You were always a class act and a strong advocate for those you represented at work. Sorry I didn't get to know you well enough to know your personal interests - many of which we shared. Gods speed!

Renee was such an impressive person and I thoroughly enjoyed partnering with her on training projects. It was such a treat to report back to her about how our CCI sessions went and I admired her commitment to professional development at Findorff. Proud to have crossed paths with her. I am saddened by this news and will keep her family (and Findorff) close to my heart. Bless you all!

I had the honor to work with and get to know Renee at Planar Industries. She was the HR Manager at the time. I always admired the passion, care, and respect that she had for every person. She inspired me to successfully move into the HR field. Sending my love and prayers to all of her family.

I worked with Renee on a Tempo committee for a relatively brief time, but I truly enjoyed working with her. She was a lovely, competent person. One of my fondest memories of her was a conversation (at the time) about "women of our age" wearing striped pants. I assured her that it was and that I did. The next time I saw her at Tempo, she was wearing striped pants! I loved it! I will keep her in my prayers as someone special. My sincere condolences to her family.

My condolences to the Boyce family. I used to work with Renee, and she was one of the best. No matter what day of the week, she came in with a cheerful disposition and a smile on her face. Always brightened my day. She will be missed by many.

I had the privilege of working with Renee in her capacity as HR. She was a formidable negotiator but became a favored client. She was my go-to when looking for a fun hike, new adventure or state park that should be visited! She will be missed.

You guys know I feel. Deepest sympathy. She is a lasting treasure. .

My favorite memory of time spent with Renee is taking her photo after she was promoted to Vice President of Human Resources. She wore a beautiful blue suit to the photo shoot and spent time explaining the sentimental story and history of the suit (belonged to a family member who was a glass ceiling shatterer). I found it very admirable that she honored their memory when in fact, she herself had accomplished the same thing by becoming the first female VP at a historically male-dominated business.