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Barbara Jean
Stein-Lendman
Jul 20, 1938 — May 13, 2023
Barbara Jean Stein-Lendman, 84, passed away, in Froedtert South- St. Catherine Campus, on Saturday, May 13, 2023. She was born in Milwaukee on July 20. 1938, the daughter of the late Walter and Elenor (nee: Hansen) Hummel.
After graduating from Washington High School, in Milwaukee, she went on and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and received a second degree from Carthage College. After marrying Robert Stein in, Barbara worked at Abbott Labs as a tour guide until 1965. She had a long career as a paralegal for Lepp and Lingel. On November 24, 1990, she was united in marriage to Paul Lendman. Barbara touched so many lives throughout her life, including her children, grandchildren, friends, and even strangers, in so many ways that she will always be remembered as "Mom and Nini" to all.
Barbara was a member of St. Mary's Lutheran Church and volunteered as a tutor for KUSD, the KUSD Volunteer Parents, the Brookside Advisory Board, a soccer coach, and a volunteer for the Women's and Children's Horizon.
Surviving are her husband, Paul; her children, Tracy Stein, of Pleasant Prairie, and Scott (Kristin) Stein, of Menomonee Falls, WI; two grandchildren, Kelli (special friend Sam) Griffin, and Kyle (his fiancée, Nicole) Griffin, all of Kenosha, Paul's five children and their families; brother, James Hummel, of Milwaukee, and niece, Dawn Hummel, of Florida. In addition to her parents, Barbara was preceded in death by her first husband, Robert Stein. A celebration of her life will be held in the Kemper Center, 6501-3 rd Avenue, this Sunday, May 21 st , beginning with a service of remembrance, starting at 1:00 P.M. followed by a time of sharing and fellowship.
A celebration of her life will be held in the Kemper Center, 6501-3 rd Avenue, this Sunday, May 21 st , beginning with a service of remembrance, starting at 1:00 p.m. followed, by a time of sharing and fellowship.
In lieu of flowers memorials have been suggested to Hospice Alliance, the Women's and Children's Horizon, or your favorite charity.
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