Grace M. Binter Obituary

We are sad to announce that on March 1, 2021, at the age of 93, Grace M. Binter of Mountain, Wisconsin passed away. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Grace M. Binter to pay them a last tribute.

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Gruetzmacher Funeral Home

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May 4, 2021

Heather Miller wrote a sympathy message

“Great Aunt Grace was always so witty, enthusiastic, and fun-loving. Whenever my family was visiting my grandma and grandpa (Mae and Marc Miller), Grace would always make an appearance and it was like the life of the party was there. Grace has been my grandma's best friend for nearly their whole lives and they always acted like sisters whenever they were together. I seriously learned a tale or two about their younger years together. I extend my love and deepest sympathies and sadness.”

March 28, 2021

Peggy Wenzel wrote a sympathy message

“Aunt Grace was always the most gracious hostess. She was funny, kind, and generous. Her smile contagious. My siblings and I learned to water ski at their Maiden Lake home, as well. My dad, her younger brother, always had a funny Aunt Grace story to share. Another bright star in the sky.”

March 8, 2021

Kathleen Eimer wrote a sympathy message

“I fondly remember the times me and my family spent with Aunt Grace and Uncle Carl up at their home at Maiden Lake. We spent many summers vacationing up there and they taught me and my brothers and sisters all how to ski. The weeks we spent with them were my best summer vacation memories. Kathy Eimer (formerly Herrmann).”