Gary John Walloch

Gary John Walloch, 68, of Campbellsport, Wisconsin found peace on August 28, 2023.  Gary was born October 1, 1954 to John and Phyllis Walloch in Milwaukee, WI.

Gary started working at the age of 12 as a bicycle newspaper delivery boy, and in 1972 graduated from Don Bosco High School in Milwaukee. He couldn’t attend his class graduation because he wouldn’t follow the school guidelines to cut his long hair. His first job as an adult was in the trades as a drywaller. Gary married Sandra Cleveland on June 2, 1979. For 10 years he worked at Northwest General Hospital in Milwaukee as a maintenance/fireman (boiler technician) before joining Sandy as a partner in her printing business. He worked at the printing business until he retired.

One of Gary’s greatest joys was being a scout leader for the Boy Scouts in Campbellsport. He also had many hobbies including shooting pool, watching/playing baseball, and reading the Journal Sentinel from front to back. Always making sure to finish the crossword puzzle. He was drawn to the great outdoors which he enjoyed by traveling across the country, camping every chance he could, and working around his own backyard. He was a talented bass and guitar player and played in many bands in his lifetime including Euphoria, Skyrock, Kicker, and Theodore.

Preceded in death by his parents John and Phyllis Walloch. Survived by his wife, Sandra Walloch; his three children Steven (Katie) Walloch, Kim (Nick) Kedinger and David “Boomer” (long time girlfriend, Terra) Walloch; grandchildren Mark Kedinger, Noah Kedinger, Shaun Kedinger, Madeline Kedinger, and Ayla Walloch; his sisters Karen (the late Lyle) Kamlah and Patti (Joe) Krupa; in-laws Verna and the late Frank Cleveland; brother-in-laws Tom (Linda) Cleveland and Jim Cleveland. Further survived by many caring and loving nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, friends, and his beloved cat, Maniac.

A time of gathering and visitation to celebrate Gary’s life will be held on Wednesday, September 6, 2023 from 1pm to 6pm at Twohig Funeral Home, 109 West Main Street, Campbellsport.

Food and refreshments will be served all day.

Twohig Funeral Home is serving the family with online guestbook and condolences at www.twohigfunerals.com.