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Hiram J. Pettey, Jr., age 77, of Spooner, WI, died Thursday, February 11, 2021, after a courageous battle with kidney failure.
Hiram James Pettey was born August 17, 1943, in Rochester, MN, to Hiram Sr. and Helen (Struckmann) Pettey. After graduating from John Marshall High School, he enlisted in the Army Reserves for 6 years. In 1966, he married Verdell Schwantz of Plainview, MN. He worked at French’s Produce and Clutch and Transmission in...
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Spooner Funeral Home
306 Rusk Street, Spooner, WITribute Wall
Harlan and Dallyce Siewert
February 22, 2021 10:57 AMWe wish to extend our sincere sympathy to Verdell and family. You are in our prayers.
Sue Davis Schreurs
February 21, 2021 12:39 PMDear Verdell, Eric and Terry. I am sending my deepest condolences to you. I am so sorry to learn of Hiram's illness and passing. I remember Hiram and you too, Verdell, as being such kind and caring people and Oronoco neighbors. Thank you . Sue Davis Schreurs
Wayne T. Owen
February 21, 2021 11:16 AMSo very sorry to here about Hiram. We had lots of good times growing up. Though I lost touch with
him through the years, I Remember Friday nights when he would pull up to my house with one of his
old cars he just got running. He was a great mechanic even very young! God bless the Pettey family and
God be with Hiram !! I will plant a tree at my shop, in his memory!.
Paul Miller
February 18, 2021 11:04 AMVerdell, may the memories of your years together sustain you during this loss of Hiram. From one sax player to another, keep the music going! I will not forget the "mean sax "you sang so long ago. Time to sing for Hiram. How about "On the wings of love" by Jeffrey Osborn. "Just smile for me, And let the day begin,. You are the sunshine That lights my heart within. " Hang on to those good times my friend.
Paul Miller
paulmiller824@gmail.com
Chad Hawkins
February 17, 2021 10:40 PMHiram leaves behind a legacy we all could learn from. Always the happy-go-lucky, kind and driven guy that everyone loved.