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Edward Martin Deardorf, age 83, of Kenosha, passed away at Froedtert South in Pleasant Prairie on August 27th, 2025, while surrounded by his loving family. He was born on January 15th, 1942, to the late Martin Deardorf and Wavamae (White) Deardorf. On September 18th, 1972, he married the love of his life Rosalyn “Rose” Andreoli. For over 30 years he worked at Tri-Clover as a machinist before retiring in 1992. He greatly enjoyed his retirement with his loving wife Rosalyn and the rest of his family.
Edward loved golfing, which was a huge part of his life. He also loved the Greenbay Packers and all motorsports including NASCAR. He loved taking drives around town. Above all, he loved being a grandpa and spending time with his grandchildren.
Edward is survived by his children: Marty (Dawn) Deardorf, Kathleen (Peter) Goodall, Denise Deardorf, Michael (Patricia) Deardorf and Scott (Danielle Sevich) Deardorf, grandchildren: Adam and Alex Neu, Andrew Deardorf, Madeline Meyer and Melissa Oelke, and siblings: John (John Golleher) Deardorf, Jerrilyn Cairo, Linda Andreoli, Jo Ann (Michael Hasse) Dearing. He is preceded in death by his parents, wife, daughter: Mary Beth, and brothers-in-law: Al Cairo and Al Andreoli.
Services for Edward will be held at Kemper Center Founder’s Hall (6501 3rd Ave) on Thursday, September 4th, 2025, at 11 A.M. A public visitation will also take place at Kemper Center Founder’s Hall from 10 A.M. until the time of the service.
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jo ann dearing says:
Jo Ann Dearing will be attending.
Randy & Jillian Mayer says:
Sending our love to Ed’s family in this difficult time. Ed was our neighbor for 23 years. We have missed him since he moved and wished we had one more chance to visit. He was so funny, we always were laughing while visiting with him. One of his repeat jokes that Rose got a kick out of too was everytime we packed up our camper he always yelled from the front door, “you got room in there Rose!!?” 😉 Over the years he was always racing us to snowblow us before we had to go to work and we tried to return the favor as he aged. When he moved we were sad and missed his daily “waves” from the car as he was always on the move (golfing). Peace and love to our favorite neighbor.
Jerry Bloxdorf says:
Ed was my best friend while attending St. Mary’s grade school. He was a down to earth great guy and a much better golfer than I. My condolences to his extended family.
John Golleher says:
Ed Deardorf was an authentic person. There was no phoniness about him. You got what you got and that was a beautiful thing. He loved his family deeply and there was no question about it. If you liked Ed you got the entire package. Simple, no airs about him. Men like that are hard to find. You will be missed but the memories will always be happy ones.
Robert Grsy says:
I’m so sorry to hear about Ed’s passing. I worked with him at Tri Clover, and I remember how much we enjoyed our time together
BOB GRAY says:
I’m so sorry to hear about Ed’s passing. I worked with him at Tri Clover, and I remember how much we enjoyed our time together
CARRIE jewell says:
SO SORRY ED WORKED WITH MY BROTHER BOB AT TRI CLOVER FOR MANY YEARS. HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED. HE ALSO WAS FACEBOOK FRIEND AND LOVED GOLF JOKES. CONDOLENSES TO FAMILY. CARRIE JEWELL
Randy & Jillian Mayer says:
Sending our love to Ed’s family in this difficult time. Ed was our neighbor for 23 years. We have missed him since he moved and wished we had one more chance to visit. He was so funny, we always were laughing while visiting with him. One of his repeat jokes that Rose got a kick out of too was everytime we packed up our camper he always yelled from the front door, “you got room in there Rose!!?” 😉 Over the years he was always racing us to snowblow us before we had to go to work and we tried to return the favor as he aged. When he moved we were sad and missed his daily “waves” from the car as he was always on the move (golfing). Peace and love to our favorite neighbor.
Linda Pint says:
So happy that I was able to see Ed and his son Mike when they attended my husband and Ed’s cousin, Dick Pint’s funeral last October. I have many good memories of coming to Kenosha and staying with Ed & Rose on different occasions. We always had such a great time together. He will be truly missed. My condolences to his family.
VIRGINIA SERTICH says:
VIRGINIA SERTICH
SO SORRY – CONDOLENSES TO THE FAMILY. BOB AND I HAD A GREAT TIME GOLFING WITH ROSE AND ED AND MANY LAUGHS. HE WAS A GREAT GUY AND WILL BE MISSED. PRAYERS
Dawn Marie Dahms says:
My condolences to all that loved him. Ed was a wonderful man. He cherished his family and was very proud of them. I moved away years ago but loved seeing him at parties when I was able to drive down. Both he and Rose will be dearly missed but now they are back together ❤️ I pray you all honor him by sticking together as a family and being there for each other. That will be his greatest legacy 🥰