"So sorry to hear of Roy's passing. He was my supervisor at The Wisconsin Cheeseman and was the most respectful manager I have had in all my years of work. He was a true mentor and caring person. Lots of prayers for the family he left behind."
In loving memory of
Leroy Clifton Eisenmann
August 24, 1935 - January 28, 2018
Roy C. Eisenmann passed away on January 28, 2018 after an extended illness at age 82. LeRoy (Roy) Clifton Eisenmann was born on August 24, 1935 to C.J. and Mattie (Murr) Eisenmann in Woden, Iowa. Roy attended Iowa State University and graduated with a bachelor of science degree in agronomy. He married the former Mary Joan Haberkamp on June 28, 1957. Roy had a very successful business career retiring in 1990 as Vice President of The Wisconsin Cheeseman, Inc.
Roy was a leader in his community and an avid outdoorsman. He was a lifelong member of The Grand Lodge of Wisconsin, Free and Accepted Masons and the Zor Shriners Club serving in a variety of leadership positions with both organizations, including as Potentate in 1987. Roy loved to hunt and fish with his friends and family. He always had a good fish tale or hunting story to tell and cherished those memories.
Roy is survived by his beloved wife of 61 years, Mary Joan; his children, Jean (Bob) Gilles, Mary (Russ) LaFrombois, and Mark (Kathy) Eisenmann; his grandchildren, Mike (Shannon) Gilles, Eric (Stephanie) Gilles, Nathan (Nicole Barhorst) LaFrombois, and Madeline LaFrombois; his great-grandchildren Avery and Hailey Gilles; and many extended family and friends. Roy was preceded in death by his parents, his sister Mary Ann, and his brothers Dean, Paul and Wayne.
No formal services will be held in accordance with Roy's wishes. Memorials may be made to Zor Endowment Fund, 575 Zor Shrine Place, Madison, WI 53719.
Tributes
"Sorry to learn of your loss. Roy & his family were members of my church in Woden, Iowa. Although he graduated from WHS a few years before I did, we knew him well. Please accept our belated sympathy. John & Karen (Brown) Monson, Forest City, Iowa"
" Eisenmann, Eisemanns, Sorry for your loss. Regards, Rob Monroe"