Originally from Michigan and a graduate of Valley Lutheran High School, Jamie studied elementary education and graduated in 2003. I was ready to jump right back in,” she said. “It touched my heart for (serving in China). This life-changing journey began more than 15 years ago when Jamie completed her student teaching at Concordia International School. Jamie and Carey Halula are an alumni couple whose story began with Concordia University Wisconsin (CUW), and has taken them thousands of miles away to Concordia International School in Shanghai, China. One small opportunity can be life-changing.”-Jamie Halula. Visit and click on the LC Live link midway down the website page.“Take advantage of opportunities.
*For those of you who are not able to join us in person, the memorial mass will be both live streamed and available to watch post celebration. Memorials in Lou’s name may be made to Marquette University High School, 3401 W. Private Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. at Lumen Christi Catholic Church, located at 2750 W. Lou’s family will greet friends on Wednesday, September 21 at 3 p.m. Lou was particularly proud of his 125-yard hole-in-one in his later years. He was a member of Ozaukee Country Club, Mequon Racket Club and the Milwaukee Athletic Club, where he was a member for more than 60 years. He was a trusted advisor for the Milwaukee Tennis Classic for over 40 years in addition to serving on the board. Lou was an avid sports fan, and he played golf and tennis regularly throughout his adult life. Lou was a member of Gyro International, the Italian Community Center and Rotary International, having received the Paul Harris Fellow Award. Lou had the concept and was a founder of the Commercial Association of Realtors Wisconsin (CARW), which held its first-ever meeting in the conference room of the brothers’ office building in Milwaukee. Lou served on several additional boards for various organizations throughout his career. Lou was a member of the National Association of Realtors and the Milwaukee Board of Realtors, receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award and the Certificate of Appreciation Award for being on the Board of Directors and serving as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Bylaws Committee. in 1965, where he worked side-by-side with his brother, Don. Lou founded Louis Gral Investment Real Estate, Inc. Following a tour of duty, he spent two years in Chicago, employed with National Advertising, Inc., before returning to Milwaukee and entering the real estate profession.
He later became a long-time member of the Marquette M Club and the recipient of the Hy Popuch Award.Īfter graduating from MU with a degree in Business Administration, Lou enlisted in the U.S. Lou was a starter on the varsity football team, playing on offense as a wide receiver and defense as an end.
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He attended Fox Point Grade School Marquette University High School, where he was inducted into the MUHS Athletic Hall of Fame and Marquette University, where he was awarded a full football scholarship. Lou was raised in Fox Point and became a long time resident of Mequon. Further survived by nieces, nephews and many other relatives and friends. Dear brother of (late) Grace Hilboldt, Dolores “Dusty” Turner (late Charles M.
Proud grandfather of Daniel, Samantha and Joseph Marz and Lucas and Blake Gral. Loving father of Maria (Rick) Marz of South Jordan, UT Anthony Gral of Mequon, WI and Gina Gral of Reno, NV. Beloved husband of Sara Jane (Fieweger) Gral, to whom he was married for 60 years before her passing on January 2, 2022. Born to Eternal Life on Septemat the age of 87.
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