"Rest peacefully, hold your daughter tight you are forever together again"
In loving memory of
Cindy L. Buettner
February 8, 1958 - May 25, 2017
Cindy L. Buettner, of White Lake, died Thursday, May 25, 2017 at University of Wisconsin Hospital in Madison. She was 59 years old. She was born on February 8, 1958 in Waukegan, IL a daughter of the late Noah and Mildred (Brown) Boyd. She married Andrew Buettner on October 14, 2002.
She was a graduate of Central High School in Salem, IL.
She along with her husband owned and operated Buettner's Wild Wolf Inn
Cindy loved spending time in her flower and vegetable gardens.
In addition to her husband survivors include, a son, Logan Maddix of Florida; step-children, Brian Buettner of White Lake and Sara (Nick) Krueger of Antigo; seven grandchildren, Gavin Heistad and Noah Tonsor, Kailey, Keagan and Jaren Buettner, Connor Cornelius and Kruze Krueger; four brothers, Ed (Linda) Boyd of Salem, Larry Boyd of White Lake, Glenn (Mary) Boyd of White Lake, Andy (Jackie) Boyd of Antigo; mother-in-law, Genevieve Buettner of White Lake and a sister-in-law, Debbie Crail of Appleton. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her daughter, Christy Tonsor; two sisters, Yvonne and Judy; three brothers, Roger, Lonnie and Tom; and father-in-law, Herb Buettner.
A memorial service will be held on Monday, June 5 at 11 a.m. at Buettner's Wild Wolf Inn, N2580 Hwy 55 South, White Lake, WI 54491, with service lead by Michael Messer. A gathering will be held Monday from 10 a.m. until the time of service.
Tributes
"Our condolences for your family lost. Rich and Nan Zabolocky"
"True friend... as I say farewell I want to thank you for what I learned from you about friendship. I have established many friendships. Every time I make a new friend, I put conditions on myself to sustain and nurture that friendship. I try to be reliable, honest, open and work hard to ensure that person is never hurt by my action. At the same time, these same conditions I place upon myself are the foundation of my expectation from the new friend. God knew we would face challenges in our friendships and gave us the words of prayer to sustain us during its challenge... forgive me my trespasses as I forgive those who trespass against me. Friends... In our friendship, I often found myself praying for forgiveness for my trespasses, yet never did I have to pray for understanding because you had trespassed against me. Without trying, you taught me the difference between friends and the treasure of a true friend. It's like my children. They do not judge. They just love... unconditionally. I can have the worst day ever and with a simple smile and hug they lift the weight of the world from my shoulders. Like you, they don't expect me to be perfect, yet in their eyes I do no wrong. I always looked forward to visiting Langlade because when I saw your smile and received your hugs I was taken to this special place of no expectation... the place where I could be myself and be loved for being me. True friends. True friend... I believe in the forgiveness of sin, I believe in the resurrection of the body and I believe in life everlasting. Until the day that we are reunited, I will give thanks for the gift of memory and strive to be to my remaining friends what you were to me, true. True friend... Bon Voage! Dan Buettner "
"Cindy always had a bug smile on her face. Always ask how my family was doing.. I was blessed to have as a friend on Facebook for last few years. Always had encouraging words even when she herself had struggles. You will be missed Cindy... Now with your angle Christy.. you mentioned so often... My condolences to Cindy's family... "
"Rest in peace my cousin. Your reunion with your beloved Christy will be a happy one! "