Mary Ann Linzmeier, 84, Luxemburg, died peacefully early Friday morning, July 31, 2026, with her loving family at her side. She was born February 25, 1942, in Green Bay, to the late William H. and Anna (Ducat) Michiels. On May 4, 1960, she married Milo J. Linzmeier at St. Hubert Church, Sugarbush. Together they shared 66 years of marriage and were blessed with nine children. Mary Ann had been employed with the NEW Plastics Co. in Luxemburg and was a cook at Parkview Manor Nursing Home for over thirty years. She was known as “Ma” by her co-workers. Her enjoyments included interior decorating, painting, ceramics, crafting and spending time in her flower gardens, making it her slice of Heaven. Mary Ann could make any dessert delicious, and above all she loved spending time with her family, sharing not only her soul but her beautiful smile.

Survivors include her husband Milo, and their children. Marilyn (Richard) Nooyen, Pulaski; Dawn (Chris) Schroeder, Kewaunee; Lori (Jim) Sausen, DePere; Cathy Linzmeier, Brussels; Linda Linzmeier, Luxemburg; Chris (Mark) Massey, Silver Cliff; Tom (Sherry) Linzmeier, Luxemburg; Tammy (Shawn) Sheedy, Luxemburg; Jessica Linzmeier, Luxemburg; twenty one grandchildren, Pam, Michelle, Amy, Kim, Kelly, Craig, Eric, Shaina, Caitlyn, Tyler, Shane, David, Danny, Crystal, Zach, Carissa, Justin, Bryce, Brenden, Lily, April; nineteen great grandchildren, Brandon, Johann, Olivia, Trevor, Gavin, Levi, Iyla, Milo, Cash, Arlo, Mavrick, Elaina, Grayson, Nora, Lincoln, Harper, Aries, Logan and Jaxon; three brothers in law and three sisters in law, Dennis Linzmeier, Germaine Linzmeier, Donna (Wally) Ferrier, Terry (Gary) Theelke; nieces and nephews further survive.

Mary Ann was preceded in death by her parents; one son Lloyd Linzmeier; eight brothers Charlie Michiels, Clarence (Glenda) Michiels, Clem (Janice) Michiels, Jim Michiels, Benny Michiels, Pat “Frog” Michiels, and two infant brothers; two brothers in law Luke Linzmeier and George (Mary Jane) Brezinski, Delores Linzmeier.

Friends may call between 9:00 and 10:45 am on Thursday, August 6, 2026, at St. Louis Church, Dyckesville. Funeral 11:00 am at the church with Rev. Bill Hoffman officiating. Entombment in the Shrine of The Good Shepherd Mausoleum.

McMahon Funeral Home, Luxemburg, is assisting the Linzmeier Family. www.mcmahonfh.com

A special thank you is extended to the Staff of Kewaunee Health Services, Aurora ICU and Hospice Care for taking such great care of Mary Ann.