Racine – Born on April 28, 1939, and raised in Raymond Wisconsin, Sid grew up relishing life on the farm and all of the adventures that a boy could have at a time when there was still plenty of room to roam. He cherished the fact that he was able to experience life in a much simpler time, when some farms still worked the land with horses and you lit lamps in the house to read by or enjoyed your programs listening to the radio. Sid had many successes in life, including being proud of holding the position of Midwest Regional Director of Operations for the National Farmers Organization (NFO), a position he loved both because of the people he worked with and the many new friends he met while visiting farms in Wisconsin. His greatest love in life, besides his family, was farming. He was always happiest sitting on one of his tractors while working his land or tending his cows. Sid will be remembered for his compassionate and caring ways, for his sense of humor, and for his ability and desire to brighten someone's day with a few words and a smile. He will be missed by all who knew him.

Sid is survived by Brenda, his wife of 58 years; brothers Richard (Nancy) Krause, Bob (Barb) Medlin, sister-in-law Sandy Krause, daughter Peggy Krause Folstrom, son Scott (Missy) Krause, grandchildren Lindsay Folstrom, Christopher Folstrom, Justin (Kerianne) Krause, Arron Krause, Ashley Krause, great-grandchildren, Kelsey Baumann, Mason Krause, Thomas Krause and Lennon Krause. He was preceded in death by his son Eddie (Edward H) Krause, parents Harold and Doris Krause, and brother Edward Krause.

A celebration of his being called home by his Heavenly Father will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church, 2065 Geneva St., Racine WI on Tuesday, April 4 ^th at 11:30 am. Fellowship and luncheon with the family will follow. A service with military honors will be conducted that afternoon at 3:00 pm at the Southern Wisconsin Veteran's Memorial Cemetery in Union Grove.

Service Details

Service: Tuesday, April 4th, 2017 at 11:30 am in Trinity Lutheran Church, 2065 Geneva Street in Racine

Luncheon will follow.

Burial: 3 pm on Tuesday at Southern Wisconsin Veteran's Memorial Cemetery

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