Wachholz & Sons Funeral Home

The Wachholz family name has over 100 years of tradition in the funeral business. In the late 1800's, Rudolph Wachholz opened a funeral business in Westfield. He later attended the Johnson School of Embalming in Milwaukee and graduated in 1915. At that time, it was not required to have a license to become an "undertaker".

Roseann attended schools in Princeton, WI, graduating as Valedictorian of Princeton High School in 1970. For 30 years, she was an active representative for the Avon, Watkins, and Rada Cutlery Companies. Joyce was a member of Emmanuel United Methodist Church of Princeton and for many years had been the.

In June of 2012, as part of our dedicated service to you, Wachholz and Sons Funeral Home has added a Wisconsin licensed on-site cremation center. Working to meet the needs of the families in our area, with our cremation center, your loved one never leaves our care. Serving your community since 1922, we are here to be a source of comfort and strength in your time of need.

When it comes to your final arrangements, shouldn't you make the decisions? The arrangements you make will reflect your exact wishes and desires. Pre-arranging your own service will help to ease the burden of your loved ones. It will also alleviate any questions, problems or differences, which can occur among family members.

In today's society, many people recognize the importance of estate planning. Wills and life insurance help ensure the financial and emotional well-being of survivors in the event of our death. Through funeral planning in advance of need, and often pre-financing, many questions about death and funerals can be answered, and some of the problems associated with death can be minimized.