Editor’s note: In recognition of the passing of Herbert V. Kohler Jr. on Sept. 3, 2022, The Review is republishing the following excerpt of our story from 50 years ago – July 20, 1972 – shortly after he was named Chairman and CEO of Kohler Company at age 33.
Today we gather with family and friends to honor the legacy of Dr. Raymond Evers and his profound impact on the well-being of others.
First, some of you may be wondering, how did this tribute come about?
Every year when the Making Spirits Bright event begins, groups contact the committee and learn that all nights have been filled. This year there are three rare timeslots that have not been claimed making this a great opportunity for those who have wanted to be part of the event in the past.
Megan Limberg shows dairy cattle and was named a junior champion at the recent Sheboygan County Fair.
The Plymouth junior was just as excited, however, to help her friend show animals for the first time despite being in a wheelchair.
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Is this the year Green Bay finally wins another Super Bowl, or do the Packers get upset in the playoffs again?
Two foreign tourists who used motorized surf boards to speed down Venice’s Grand Canal have been fined $1,530 each – and their boards have been confiscated.
Cross country athletes do more than just run at practice.
At South, some stand on their head. One even fell asleep.
A race car driver from from the state hits a cheese sign during a race at Road America? It doesn’t get more Wisconsin than that.
It’s called Senior Sunrise, and Lutheran soccer player Tony Schmitz remembers his older brother attending it on his first day of school a few years ago.
