Eileen Narr Obituary
Eileen "Honey" Narr (nee Rott) of Menomonee Falls passed away peacefully on October 10, 2026 at the age of 93. She is reunited with her beloved husband Donald, where they were able to celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary together in Heaven on October 11. Loving mom of Judi Keller, Mark Narr, and Tami (Don) August. Proud grandma of Logan August. Sister of Annette (the late Alex) Barth, the late Ervin Rott, the late Harland Rott, the late Leroy "Bud" (the late Delores) Rott, the late Phyllis (the late Welton) Duehring, Shirley (the late "Buddy") Keene, the late Dewey Rott, and Ivan (Polly) Rott. Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, and many friends.
Eileen lived an extraordinary life full of love and generosity, always making sure the people she was closest with felt important and supported. In 1953, she helped her husband, Donald, start Narr Builders, providing people with loving homes for their families for many years.
What made Eileen so special was her consistency – she never forgot a birthday, went out of her way to attend her family's biggest life moments, and was a listening ear willing to provide wisdom and guidance through good times and the difficult.
In addition to being a loving mom, grandma, aunt, and friend, Eileen was very fashionable up until her last moments, always receiving compliments on her cute and thoughtful outfits, her fingernails, and sense of style. Eileen was also an avid fan and supporter of the Milwaukee Brewers, very rarely missing a game, and loved to crack open an ice cold beer and talk with her grandson, Logan, about how exciting the team was.
As a devout Catholic, faith was a big part of Eileen's life, giving her close ones peace of mind that she's resting peacefully in eternity. She is going to be missed dearly.
Visitation will be Friday October 16, 2026 at Good Shepherd Catholic Church, N88 W17658 Christman Rd. in Menomonee Falls, from 4pm-5:45pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 6pm. Private inurnment at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Memorials to Good Shepherd Catholic Church or the Tunnel To Towers Foundation would be greatly appreciated.
The family would like to give a special thank you to Andy and Wendy Mohrfeld, Eileen's next door neighbor for the last 30 years, for always looking over her and making sure she felt loved and safe living in the home her husband, Donald, built.
