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William Randall Sorensen, age 75, of Kenosha, passed away on Monday, October 10th, 2022, at Crossroads Care Center. He was born on June 25th, 1947, to the late Randall and Lucille (Drinkwine) Sorensen in Kenosha. On April 20th, 1968, he married Beverly Wegner at St. Thomas Catholic Church. He worked for American Brass Company where he retired in 2000. He loved bowling, listening to music, movies, traveling, and watching the Green Bay Packers, the Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Brewers.
He is survived by his sons: Brian (Linda Charboneau) Sorensen, and Barry Sorensen, daughter: Tammy Johnson, grandchildren: Makala Sorensen, Keith Sorensen, Nicholas June, and Kyle June, sister: Darles Rogowski, nephew: John Rogowski (Shelley Nudi), nieces: Cheryl McPhaul (James) and Kathy Meyer (David). He is preceded in death by his parents.
Services for William will take place on Saturday, October 15th, 2022, at Kemper Center. Visitation from 11:00 AM to Noon with services at Noon.
The family would like to thank the staff at Moments Hospice for all the wonderful care they provided to William. Memorials to the family are appreciated.
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Peggy Covelli says:
Bev and family I’m so sorry for your loss!
Robert Brandalise & JoAnn says:
Will always remember the good times we had , and you did get to see the Cubs win. God Bless. Bob & JoAnn Brandalise
Gary Anderson says:
I am so sorry to hear of Bill’s passing. I met Bill in 1951; morning Kindergarten, Roosevelt Elementary School, Ms. Brunner. It wasn’t long and my Mom and Bill’s Mom got a call; the boys are creating a “disturbance”. We continued that “disturbance” through grade school, Junior High and High School. Bill and I took the Northwestern train to Chicago to see the Cubs play on several occasions. We went to Milwaukee County Stadium to see the Braves. On August 20, 1965; we went to White Sox Park in Chicago to see the Beatles. Bill was an ever-suffering” Cub’s fan, so I am glad that he finally got to see them win the World Series. Bill and I would go downtown Kenosha, to the Iserman Building, which was where WAXO-FM was. I had an interest in radio. Finally, Wayne Blackmon, the DJ, let me be on the air. Bill, it was one hell of a ride! We sure had some good times. I enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you, Bill.
Susan Anderson says:
Bev and family, I am sorry for your loss. I used to love to play pranks on your dad; he was a good sport. May your memories be full of love.
Stacey says:
Sorry for your loss, thoughts and prayers go out to family and friends.
William Ball says:
I wanted to express my sincere condolences to the family for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Dennis Haag says:
Sorry for your loss, Remember Bill from High School and after. Thoughs and prayers to Family.
John and Ruth Kontz says:
So sorry to hear of Bill’s passing we were out of town in October and just heard about it now. We had many good times with all of you!