Alyce K. "Butch" Lulloff, 102, died Tuesday morning January 14, 2025 at Caring Hands Assisted Living.. She was born on March 31, 1922 daughter of the late Anton and Mary (Gabriel) Berger. Butch graduated from Chilton High School and furthered her education at Fond du Lac Commercial College.

On August 7, 1942 she was united in marriage to Fred "Boyce" Lulloff at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Chilton. She took great pride in raising her family. Butch and Boyce owned Lulloff Hardware. There sons Joel and Rick later joined the family business. Boyce preceded her in death on June 29, 1991.

Butch was an active member of St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, where she was also a member of the Christian Womens group. She was a charter member of the Kiel VFW Auxiliary and held many offices over the years. Butch was noted for her perpetual motion which included walking, biking, cross country skiing and regrettably roller blading. Yes, she did fall and break her wrist. She spent many years wintering in Florida and summers in Canada with her longtime friend Bill Horner.

Survivors include her children; Margo Sloan, Eric "Rick" (Charlene) Lulloff, Anthony "Tony" (Janet) Lulloff, Joel (Jennifer) Lulloff, Gwen Ninmer (John Brotz), grandchildren; Kris (Trish) Sloan, Douglas (Tanya) Lulloff, Erika (Jonathan) Lange, Greg (Tanya) Lulloff, Patrick (Jalin) Klemme, Kevin Klemme, Carly (John Aures) Lulloff, Tessa Lulloff, Luke (Jessica) Lulloff, Lauren (Matt) Smies, Mari Kingsbury, Jason Lulloff, Alyson (John) Plocar, Alex Ninmer; 34 great grandchildren;

Butch was the last of her generation for the Lulloff and Berger families. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband; Boyce, son; John Lulloff, daughter; Ann Klemme, sons-in-law; Michael Ninmer, Rick Sloan, grandaughter; Stephanie Sloan, grandsons; Led Lulloff and Tony Klemme.

A private Mass of Resurrection was held at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Kiel and burial took place in the parish cemetery.

The Lulloff family would like to thank all the staff at Caring Hands for the friendship and loving care they gave to Butch. They would also like to thank Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice for keeping her comfortable in her last days.

BYE FOR NOW!!