Service Details
There will a celebration of Kathleen’s life at her son Rob’s residence following her entombment at Holy Cross Cemetery Hwy 32.

Kathleen P. Omelina, 85, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by her family on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. She was born in Milwaukee, WI on April 14, 1937, the daughter of the late Engelbert and Josephine (nee: Schoknecht) Stoeveken.
Kathleen was a proud graduate of Holy Angel’s Academy, Milwaukee, “Class of 1955”. On October 1, 1955, in St. Elizabeth Church, Milwaukee, she was united in marriage to Daniel R. Omelina, who preceded her in death on July 11, 2019. She was a founding member of “the Bridge Club”, but never dealt a single card. Kathleen was a wonderful wife, mother grandmother, great grandmother and friend, who will be missed. Grandma Kate was steadfast and true to all those she called family and friend.
Surviving are her children, Colleen (Albert) Totero, Carolyn Omelina, Mary K Omelina, Robert (Kathryn) Omelina, and Susan Omelina, all of Racine; six grandchildren, Abby, Anne, Daniel, Kathleen, Joseph, and John; her great grandson, Carter; sister, MaryJane (Patrick) Brosseau, of Milwaukee; sister-in-law, Christel Stoeveken, of Tavares, FL; as well as her nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. In addition to her parents and beloved husband, Kathleen was preceded in death by her grandson, Luke; and her three brothers, Terrence, Anthony, and Peter.
Following a private service for Kathleen. Your invited to join the family for a “Celebration of Kate’s Life” with her favorite desserts and coffee on Saturday November 12, 2022 from 1 to 3pm at Rob and Katie’s Home (3340 Chatham Street, Racine, WI. 53402).
A special thank you to her family who worked together to keep her in the home she knew and loved for 58 years, as well as her Hospice Alliance team and Father Jose Mario Nieto Restrepo.
“Fresh as the Morning, Sure as the Sunrise, God Always Faithful, You do not Change”
Tom and Dawn Rammelt says
Mrs. O will be missed. She was such a great friend to my mom for so many years. She is now in the bridge club in heaven with my mom. We have the best Angels watching over us. Love you guys!!!
Kent Dellenbusch says
My sincere condolences to the Omelina family.
Kent & Jennifer Dellenbusch
Jim and Lori Henderson says
“A mother’s love is eternal. Hold on to that infinite love and let it be your guiding light.”
Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother…
Pat Fuhrman says
You have our sympathies, hugs & prayers. Ryan & Lee are in Montana…I know their thoughts will be with you.
God bless you, Rob & Family during this sad time. Love,
Mom Fuhrman
Cheryl Thoennes says
So sorry for the loss of your sweet mom. She raised a wonderful family that she was so proud of. Sincere sympathy to you all❤
Tom & Anne Hareng says
Our Sympathy Rob & family! Keep her memory in your heart and she will be with you always..
Dennis and Karen Fenske says
Rob,Katie and family, I’m so sorry for your loss. May you be comforted by precious memories. May God give you peace and comfort during this time.
Wally Herman says
You all have my sympathy. Your mom was a great lady
Anonymous says
As a member of Bridge Club, I have many fond memories of time spent with your Mom,
you have our sincere sympathy and prayers. She is in good hands now.
Chuck and Rose Ann Hoeft
Colleen Carolyn MaryKay Robert Susan says
Our Mothers hands
Hand that dried our tears and calmed our fears
Applauded our accomplishments
Hands that gave us courage to fight our most difficult battles
Hands that cared for the elderly in their time of need
How to fold in prayer and ask for forgiveness
Never having to reach out because they were always there
The hands of strength and love that will guide us through the rest of our days
The gentle touch that brought into the world and so much comfort over the years told us it was time to go.
And always know home is where your heart is
Renee Benjamin says
Your dear mom was always a cheerful face at Lakeshore Manor when she worked there and my mom resided there. Dave and I offer our prayers and sympathies.
Renee Benjamin