Wilpolt, Glenn John

Other Events:

• Address: Glenn John Wilpolt; Address:
  60 Elrod Ave.
  Oakland, CA 94618
  USA
• Birth - Civil Record: 16 Dec 1928; Outagamie Vol. 45 Page 75
• Baptism: Aft 16 Dec 1928, Holy Cross Catholic Church, Kaukauna, Wisconsin, USA
• Residence: Aft 1928, Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; 910 Desnoyer St.
• 1930 Census: 1930, Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; ED34, page 5a Line 9
• News Mention: 26 Dec 1930; Kaukauna Times
• Education - Elementary School: Between Sep 1934 and Jun 1937, Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; Holy Cross School
• Education - Elementary School: Between 1937 and 1942, Hudson Falls, Washington, New York, USA
• 1940 Census: 1940, Hudson Falls, Washington, New York, USA; 2442/m-t0627-02799-00341_60
• Education - Elementary School: 1942, Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
• News Mention: Abt 1944
• News Mention: Abt Mar 1944
• News Mention: 6 Jul 1945; Kaukauna Times
• Education - High School: 1946, Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
• News Mention: Abt 1946; Kaukauna Times
• Residence: 1946, Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; 1111 1/2 Oviatt
• News Mention: 27 Sep 1946; Kaukauna Times
• Military Service: From 3 Oct 1946 to 16 Jan 1948; Post WWII, US Army
• News Mention: 13 Dec 1946; Kaukauna Times
• News Mention: 1947
• Military Service: Abt Feb 1947
• Military Service Awards: Abt Jan 1948
• Occupation: Aft 16 Jan 1948
• Residence: Aft Feb 1948, Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; 900 1/2 Metoxen
• Education - College/University: Between Sep 1948 and 1952, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; University of Wisconsin at Madison
• Education - College/University: 1950; Wilpolt, Glen appointed Advertising Manager Daily Cardinal
• Education - College/University: 1951; Badger Yearbook University of Wisconsin Madison
• Education - College/University: 1951; Wilpolt, Glenn - Delta Kappa Epsilon
• Education - College/University: 1951; Wilpolt, Glenn Daily Cardinal Board member
• News Mention: 17 May 1951; Milwaukee Journal Sentinal
• Education - College/University: Bef Feb 1952
• Occupation: From Sep 1952 to 1955
• Residence: 1953, Glendale, Los Angeles, California, USA
• Residence: Abt 1955, Glendale, Los Angeles, California, USA; 1331-A Orange Grove Ave.
• News Mention: Abt 1956
• Occupation: Abt 1956
• Residence: Abt 1956, Hermosa Beach, Los Angeles, California, USA; 1540 Silver Street
• Residence: Abt 1957, Marinette, Marinette, Wisconsin, USA; 1336 Main St.
• Residence: 1958, Marinette, Marinette, Wisconsin, USA; 229 Main Ave.
• Residence: From 1959 to 1960, Marinette, Marinette, Wisconsin, USA; 1459 Newberry Ave.
• Residence: From 1960 to 1967, Arlington Heights, Cook, Illinois, USA; 112 S. Patton Arlington Heights. IL.
• Occupation: Abt 1962; Container Corporation of America
• News Mention: 15 Jun 1966; Kaukauna Times
• Other Info or Events: 18 Jun 1966; 1966 Kaukauna High School Reunion RallyMaster
• News Mention: 8 Dec 1967
• Residence: Aft 1967, Oakland, Alameda, California, USA; 5324 Golden Gate Ave. Oakland, California
• News Mention: 16 Feb 1968; Kaukauna Times
• Occupation: Between 1970 and 1997, Hayward, Alameda, California, USA
• Occupation: Aft 1971
• Residence: Aft Dec 1971, Oakland, Alameda, California, USA; 60 Elrod Ave. Oakland, CA. 94618; Address:
  60 Elrod Ave.
  Oakland, CA 94618
• News Mention: 18 Apr 1975, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; Appleton Post Crescent
• Retired: Abt 1993
• News Mention: Bef 2003; APC
• Biography: Abt 2003; Auto Biography
• Obituary: 22 Dec 2015; Oakland Tribune
• Obituary: 24 Dec 2015; Appleton Post Crescent
• Prayer Card: 30 Dec 2015

Notes:

Birth - Civil Record:
1928 Wisconsin Birth Records, Outagamie county, Vole 45, page 75; Born on D ec. 16, 1928

1930 Census:
Listed as Glen J. aged 1 and 3/12. Living with parents and sister Carole.

News Mention:
Child Hurts Feet In Fall Down Chute Glenn Wilpolt Kaukauna Times 12/26/1930 1 News

Education - Elementary School:
Grades 1-3

Education - Elementary School:
Holy Cross grade school class of 1942 - Glenn Wilpolt in 3rd row 2nd from right (#22)

News Mention:
Wilpolt, Glenn Sophmore Boxing Class

News Mention:
Glenn Wilpolt in Sophmore Debate Class

News Mention:
Glenn Wilpolt, catcher for the Kaukauna Legion Junior baseball club, is leading the team in batting with an average of .318 in seven games played so far this season. Jack Lettau is second with an average of .286 and Phil Haas is third with a .273 mark.

Also : Autos Collide
Glenn Wilpolt, Edward Kaphingst, Joseph Vanden Boogart
Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/05/1945 | Page: 1 | Type: News

Glenn Wilpolt Leads Legion Team Batters
Kaukauna Legion Junior Baseball Club, Wilpolt, Lettau, Haas, Nagel, Brandt, Giordana, Dexheimer, Lehman, Maulich, Gerow, Vils, Berghuis, Ponschock, Kilgas
Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/11/1945 | Page: 5 | Type: News

Education - High School:
Kaukauna High School Class of 1946
Glenn has attended almost every 5 year Kaukauna High School Reunion and served as RallyMaster in 1966, his 20th reunion year.
In 2011, his 65th reunion, he commented there wasn't enough time to visit with everyone.

News Mention:
Miller Returns to Sports Desk as Wilpolt Joins the Army
Glen Miller, C. J. Hansen, Glenn wilpolt, Ramona McGinnis, Mrs. James Lang, James Lang, Mrs. Ernest Landreman
Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/27/1946 | Page: 1 | Type: News

Military Service:
U.S. Army Pfc, HQ Eighth Army WVTR, Writer Military Subjects, Radio Announcer Armed Forces Radio Service
1946 Enlisted in the Army 10/01/1946 (before the GI Bill was due to expi re on 10/6)3 months basic training at Fort Lee, VA. Stationed in Japan worked for Arm ed Forces Radio Tokyo WVTR as a news and sports editor.
1948 Discharged from service. Went to work for the Kaukauna Times newspape r

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News Mention:
Wilpolt, Glenn 1947 Season Conference baseball with Kaukauna High School (he graduated in 1946)

Military Service:
no, i never wrote for Stars & Stripes....however, there is a very interesting connection...i was transferred from Japanese occupation 24th infantry div to stars & stripes in approx feb. 47 and appropriatedly reported only to find that i had been assigned to gen'l mcarthur 8th army hdq. in tokyo to report to the WVTR (armed forces radio tokyo) radio tokyo (50,000 watt station from which we broadcast to all of the armed forces in the far east at that time) later, the name was changed to encompass all of the armed forces.
at the time of my transfer to the radio station i was assigned to working in the news room assisting in the compilation of daily news reports from AP., UP.,INS, Reuters, etc.....however, before i could seen whats happening, the two senior news "reporters" were sent home for routine discharge and suddenly i was the "news editor" of Radio Tokyo WVTR at the ripe old age of 18.
when i also added a 5 minute daily sports cast to my daily routine it led up to the "color" commentry for the first annual Rice Bowl championship at the Nile Kinneck stadium betweten two champion occupation fomed forces teams played circa jan. 1 1948 (nile kinneck was decorated football player killed in the war.)
P.S. I was assigned to radio Tokyo BECAUSE THEY NEEDED SOMEONE WHO COULD TYPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Military Service Awards:
WWII Victory Medal, Army of Occupation Medal Japan (Military Awards)

Occupation:
1948 Discharged from service. Went to work for the Kaukauna Times newspape r

Education - College/University:
Between 9/1948-2/1952,
with a BS degree in Economics.



Education - College/University:
1951 Advertising Manager of the Daily Cardinal, Univ.. of Wis.

News Mention:
See Image UW Iron Cross

Education - College/University:
1952 Business Manager of the Daily Cardinal, Univ. of Wis. student newspap er published 5 times weekly and a member of the governing board for the pa per. Also was named as a member of "Iron Cross", a senior honorary men's society prior to graduation in Feb. "52 from the Univ. of Wisconsin Madison n. Only 15 men of the class of 1700 students qualified for this award.

Occupation:
1952-1955 worked for Ansul Chemical Co, stationed in Los Angeles.

Residence:
Name:Glenn J Wilpolt
Residence Year:1953
Street Address:331A Orange Grove av
Residence Place:Glendale, California
Occupation:Slsmn Hl
Publication Title:Polk's Glendale (Los Angeles County, California) City Directory

Occupation:
1956 Returned to Marinette with Ansul Chemical

Residence:
Name:Teresa C Wilpolt
Gender:F (Female)
Residence Year:1958
Street Address:229 Main
Residence Place:Marinette, Wisconsin
Spouse:
Glenn J Wilpolt
Publication Title:Marinette, Wisconsin, City Directory, 1958

Occupation:
1962 Changed jobs to work for Container Corporation of America

News Mention:
A young man who finished high school when the boys were returning home from World War II will serve as rally master at the alumni Association's big day June 18. He is Glenn P. Wilpolt, class of 46, now in the sales marketing department of Container Corporation of America.

News Mention:
Ex-Kaukaunan Moved to West
Glenn Wilpolt
Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/16/1968 | Page: 3 | Type: News

Occupation:
Insurance Sales - Farmers Insurance

Occupation:
Unsure of date - 197? went into the Insurance business

News Mention:
Thanks for the article on Coach Barribeau!...I was on his boxing and baseba ll teams and know him well. In fact I had a personal letter from him fol lowing the tribute dinner which was held a few years back. I sent a bri ef e-mail to the Post -C about the story.http://www.wisinfo.com/postcrescent/news/archive/local_19314225.shtml

Biography:
Biography; The following are comments and recollections on the life of Glenn Wilpolt written in 2003.
I was born in Kaukauna, WI. on Dec. 16, 1928. My birth took place at home at 910 Desnoyer St. This was because my mother declined to go to the hospital which was then under a Scarlet Measles quarantine and no visitors were being allowed into the hospital. I have few recollections of my early life in Kaukauna. It was in the middle of the depression ... my father was probably lucky to have a job working at a service station prior to later working at the Union Bag paper company where he progressed to the position of "machine tender" on a paper machine. When Union Bag closed the Kaukauna mill circa 1936-37 our family was given the opportunity to move to Hudson Falls, N.Y. along with 5 other families to work in the mill in that city. My first three grades in school were at Holy Cross school in Kaukauna. Following our move to Hudson Falls I attended St. Mary's school from grades four to eight. I was always a fairly good student and participated in the usual activities of a boy my age. Incidentally, at St. Mary's I was known as "John" Wilpolt because the sisters said there was no saint named "Glenn." On Dec. 26, 1941 my mother died following a relatively short illness, The cause of death was largely unknown at that time but a subsequent autopsy indicated cancer of the colon as we know it today. This tragedy forced my father to move his three children back to Kaukauna where family relatives "housed" us for several months while dad transitioned himself back to Kaukauna. Sisters Carole and Marge lived with Aunt Ann & Uncle Sun Goetzman and I lived with Aunt Ann & Uncle Ed Bay. In the summer of 1942 we were reunited as a family in an upstairs flat at 1111 Y2 Oviatt St. In Kaukauna. An unknown number of years later, we moved to the south side of Kaukauna to an address which I have forgotten. (Hillcrest Ave.??) During this period of Sept. 1942-46, I was a student at Kaukauna High School. In hindsight, they were very enjoyable years. I continued to be a fairly good student in the top 25% of my class and was involved in many activities. Among them were forensics, debate, honor society, student newspaper, boxing team and baseball co captain. In my junior year our debate team placed second in the State of Wisconsin final competition. And my senior year oration won first place in the state finals held in Madison. In the summer months, American Legion baseball and evening league softball teams kept me occupied.My working "career" started in the summer of 1944 at the Gustman Chevrolet garage where I earned $.40 an hour washing used cars in the lot or hand sanding primer coats in the body shop. This was followed in 1945 with shift work at the Thilmany Paper Co. during the summer months while trying to play baseball in between shifts. It was "grunt" labor but a lot better than $.40 an hour!! But it was working for the Kaukauna Times which helped to shape much of my future. In my junior year of high school, my journalism teacher recommended me to the publisher of the K Times as the high school correspondent. This included the various athletic events and led to the eventual opportunity as a local reporter. The experience gained here would ultimately influence a choice military assignment and later opportunities at the Univ. Of Wisconsin. Upon graduation from KHS in 1946 I was faced with some major decisions . .. My mill work experience made it clear to me that this was not the future for me. I was offered a small scholarship at Ripon College (an excellent liberal arts school) but my meager savings would not carry me for long in any college program. With the end of WWII in Aug. 1945, the govt. sponsored GI Bill was winding down and was programmed to end in the near future (although that never happened) So, at age 17, with my fathers signed permission, I enlisted in the U.S. Army for an 18 month tour of duty. This turned out to be the best career decision I would ever make! On Oct, 3, 1946 I was sworn into the regular U.S. Army and sent to Camp Lee (now Fort Lee) Virginia for basic training. Following 10 weeks of basic training, I was ordered to Camp Stoneman, California (Pittsburgh) and later assignment to the occupation army in Japan. After 10 days on a troop ship crossing the Pacific Ocean, and upon arrival at Yokohama, Japan I was sent to the 24th Infantry Division stationed in Sasebo, on the southernmost island of Kyushu, Japan. This was not a fun assignment!! In fact, it was an intensified duplication of basic training.Fortunately, I soon saw an ad in the army newspaper "Stars & Stripes" for anyone with some reporting experience ( thanks Kaukauna Times) and I responded with a resume' that may have gilded the lily a bit. Well over a month later transfer papers arrived in Sasebo and I was on my way back to Yokohama and the Stars & Stripes. But by the time I arrived they no longer needed more reporters and I was sent to the Armed Forces Radio Station WVTR in Tokyo as a clerk-typist!! (thank you Miss Porterville for KHS typing) WVTR was a 50,000 watt clear channel station serving all of Japan and the Southeast Asian occupation army. Shortly after my arrival, the two men working in the news room were sent home for discharge and almost before I could say "Sayonara", I was the News Editor at Radio Tokyo!! In addition, I announced a short sports report daily at 5:15 p.m. This in turn led to another "accidental" assignment: When our "color" announcer for t he first annual "Rice Bowl" football game on Jan. 1, 1948 came down with laryngitis, I was the fall back guy and I somehow stumbled through the game with the play by play man doing most of the talking.These were exciting times for me in the occupation army. WVTR was part of 8th Army Headquarters from which Gen. Douglas MacArthur was administering the occupation and restructuring the economy of Japan. I was responsible for the 12 noon and 6 p.m. daily news reports (MacArthur listened to the 6p.m.) The war crimes trials were ongoing with Tojo and cohorts and Hiroshima and Nagasaki were just getting started in recovery from the atomic bombs. With the U.S. downsizing the armed forces I was sent home for discharge about 3 months early. With a little Armed Forces Radio influence I was fortunate to get a low priority flight authorization (vs. 10 days on troop ship) and I had my first airplane rides of my life. These were 6-8 hr. legs from Tokyo to Kwajalian (sp), Guam, Wake Island and Hawaii (where we were " forced" to spend several days waiting for room on a flight to Fairfield-Suisun AFB (now known as Travis AFB!) I was discharged from the army on J an 16, 1948. Following a period of "rest and recreation" I enrolled at the Univ. Of Wis consin in Madison in Sept of 1948. The next 3+ years led to a BS degree in Economics. Along the way I was able to use my newspaper experience in the advertising dept of the student newspaper The Daily Cardinal. Paid commissions as ad salesman, advertising manager and ultimately Business Manager helped to supplement the $75/month payment from the G.I. bill. Student loans were almost unheard of in those days and I was able to finance myself over the years with various part time jobs including another summer at the Kaukauna Times. After graduation in Feb. 1952 I took a job with the Ansul Chemical Co. In Marinette, Wis. Following a brief training period I was assigned to a sales territory in their Los Angeles office where I worked for the next three years. It was near the end of that time period that I met the love of my life, a nurse from Ellis, Kansas (near Hays). However, I had to leave California and transfer back to Marinette before I realized that I couldn't live without her. We were married in Los Angeles on June 30, 1956 and moved with all our earthly possessions to Marinette following a honeymoon in San Francisco.The next four years were spent in starting a family and working in the Market Research and New Product Planning Dept. Sons Jay, Mark and daughter Carrie were born in the State of Michigan because St. Joseph's Hospital is in the city of Menominee, Mi. just across the river from Marinette, WI. In 1962 the Glenn Wilpolt family left Marinette and moved to Arlington Hts ., III when Glenn took a position with Container Corp, of America in Chicago. While living in Arlington Hts. two more sons were added to the family ... Matthew and Andrew. In 1967 we were transferred to the CCA plant in Oakland, Ca. (Emeryville) as a field sales manager. When talk of further transfers intensified in 1971, we came to a "parting of the ways" with Container Corp. It was then that the opportunity of working for ones self presented itself and at age 41, after much soul searching, we embarked on a new career as an insurance broker with Farmers Insurance Group. After the first couple of years getting established there was no looking back as we built a profitable agency in the Fire & Casualty insurance industry. After 21 years (and a disastrous home fire which destroyed all personal belongings in 1991) we retired and lived happily ever after!!!

(In June of 2006, Glenn and Teresa celebrated their 50th Anniversary with a large family reunion)

Obituary:
Glenn Wilpolt, aged 86 of Oakland passed away on December 12, 2015, in Oakland, Ca. after a brief illness, just four days short of his 87^th birthday. Glenn was born in Kaukauna, Wisconsin on December 16, 1928, son of the late Richard and Margaret (Feller) Wilpolt. He graduated Kaukauna High School in 1946, and was Rally Master at the KHS 1966 Reunion. From Oct. 3, 1946 and Jan 28, 1948 he served in the US Army during the post WWII occupation force in Japan first in the 24th Infantry, but was transferred to MacArthur's 8th Army Hdqtrs in Tokyo and found himself assigned as the News Editor for WVTR Armed Forces Radio in Tokyo. Returning to Wisconsin he attended University of Wisconsin at Madison and along with debate class, softball, boxing and working on the Yearbook, he was in various positions on the daily newspaper, The Daily Cardinal, including Advertising Manager in 1950 and the Board of Directors in 1952. He was proud to be a Badger and he followed their sports teams, as well as his beloved Green Bay Packers, right to the end.
On June 30, 1956 he married Teresa Schuster in Los Angeles, CA. and honeymooned in San Francisco. The family lived in Wisconsin and Illinois until 1968 when the call came to move to California. They have been faithful members of St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Oakland since the first month they arrived in California. He was an insurance agent for Farmers Insurance for many years retiring in 1991. Glenn was an avid golfer and was a member of Sequoyah Country Club until just last year and spoke often of his 2 holes in one.
In June 2006 Glenn and Terry hosted a large family reunion at Long Lake in Bloomer, WI for their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Terry had been diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1993 and was moved into Mercy Assisted Living in 2007. For the last 8 years, Glenn has faithfully visited Terry 6 days a week arriving before lunch and leaving just before dinnertime. They loved being together whether on a cruise or just at home.
He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Teresa, five children: Jay Wilpolt of San Diego, CA, Mark Wilpolt of Chico, CA, Carrie Wilpolt (Kent Springer) of Pepperell, MA., Matt Wilpolt of Oakland, CA and Andy (Angelica) Wilpolt of Concord, CA. One granddaughter, Lily Wilpolt of Chico, CA; Two sisters Carole Solie of Appleton, WI; Marge Carey of Cincinnati, OH; sister-in-law Phyliss Schuster of Hays, KS.;.a brother in law Richard Schuster of Stockton, NJ; and numerous nieces and nephews, as well as many extended family members and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, infant sister Lois, brothers and sisters in-law Riley Solie, Frank Carey; William Schuster, Fred Schuster, Gayle Schuster and Louis (Ruth) Schuster.
Funeral services will be at 10:AM on Wednesday December 30, 2015 at St. Theresa's Catholic Church, 30 Mandalay Rd. Oakland, CA. 94618 with burial at St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland. Together Glenn and Terry will rest with a view of the Golden Gate Bridge, much like the one from their family home kitchen window.
The family will receive relatives and friends at the church on Wed. morning at 9AM until the time of service.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Mercy Assisted Living, 3431 Foothill Blvd. Oakland, CA.94601 or your favorite charity.

Obituary:
Glenn Wilpolt, aged 86 of Oakland passed away on December 12, 2015, in Oakland, Ca. after a brief illness, just four days short of his 87th birthday. Glenn was born in Kaukauna, Wisconsin on December 16, 1928, son of the late Richard and Margaret (Feller) Wilpolt. He graduated Kaukauna High School in 1946, and was Rally Master at the KHS 1966 Reunion. Between Oct. 3, 1946 and Jan 28, 1948 he served in the US Army during the post WWII occupation force in Japan first in the 24th Infantry, but was transferred to MacArthur's 8th Army Hdqtrs in Tokyo and found himself assigned as the News Editor for WVTR Armed Forces Radio in Tokyo. Returning to Wisconsin he attended University of Wisconsin at Madison and along with debate class, softball, boxing and working on the Yearbook, he was in various positions on the daily newspaper, The Daily Cardinal, including Advertising Manager in 1950 and the Board of Directors in 1952. He was proud to be a Badger and he followed their sports teams, as well as his beloved Green Bay Packers, right to the end.
On June 30, 1956 he married Teresa Schuster in Los Angeles, CA. and honeymooned in San Francisco. The family lived in Wisconsin and Illinois until 1968 when the call came to move to California. They have been faithful members of St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Oakland since the first month they arrived in California. He was an insurance agent for Farmers Insurance for many years retiring in 1991. Glenn was an avid golfer and was a member of Sequoyah Country Club until just last year and spoke often of his 2 holes in one.
In June 2006 Glenn and Terry hosted a large family reunion at Long Lake in Bloomer, WI for their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Terry had been diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1993 and was moved into Mercy Assisted Living in 2007. For the last 8 years, Glenn has faithfully visited Terry 6 days a week arriving before lunch and leaving just before dinnertime. They loved being together whether on a cruise or just at home.
He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Teresa, five children: Jay Wilpolt of San Diego, CA, Mark Wilpolt of Chico, CA, Carrie Wilpolt (Kent Springer) of Pepperell, MA., Matt Wilpolt of Oakland, CA and Andy (Angelica) Wilpolt of Concord, CA. One granddaughter, Lily Wilpolt of Chico, CA; Two sisters Carole Solie of Appleton, WI; Marge Carey of Cincinnati, OH; sister-in-law Phyliss Schuster of Hays, KS.;.a brother in law Richard Schuster of Stockton, NJ; and numerous nieces and nephews, as well as many extended family members and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, infant sister Lois, brothers and sisters in-law Riley Solie, Frank Carey; William Schuster, Fred Schuster, Gayle Schuster and Louis (Ruth) Schuster.
Funeral services will be at 10:AM on Wednesday December 30, 2015 at St. Theresa's Catholic Church, 30 Mandalay Rd. Oakland, CA. 94618 with burial at St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland. Together Glenn and Terry will rest with a view of the Golden Gate Bridge, much like the one from their family home kitchen window.
The family will receive relatives and friends at the church on Wed. morning at 9AM until the time of service.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Mercy Assisted Living, 3431 Foothill Blvd. Oakland, CA.94601, or your favorite charity .

Died:
Glenn died peacefully holding hands with his wife after a brief 5 week illness. He was at Mercy Assisted living. Aged 86 years, 11 months, 26 Days.

Glenn married Schuster, Teresa Claire 30 Jun 1956, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA. Teresa (daughter of SCHUSTER, Frank Wenzel and ASCHENBRENNER, Rosalia) was born 12 Jul 1928, Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA; died 11 Jan 2016, Oakland, Alameda, California, USA; was buried 21 Jan 2016, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Oakland, California. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Address: Address:
  Jay Warren Wilpolt
• Marriage Status: Never Married
• Other Info or Events: 26 Nov 1957
• Baptism: Aft 26 Nov 1957, Our Lady Of Lourdes Catholic Church, Marinette, Wisconsin, USA
• Same Person Link: Aft 1957; Jay Wilpolt Facebook Page
• Residence: Between 1958 and 1965, Marinette, Marinette, Wisconsin, USA; 1459 Newberry Ave.
• Residence: Between 1966 and 1969, Arlington Heights, Cook, Illinois, USA; 112 S Patton
• Residence: Between 1969 and 1970, Oakland, Alameda, California, USA; 5324 Golden Gate Ave.
• Residence: From 1970 to 1975, Oakland, Alameda, California, USA; 60 Elrod Ave.
• Occupation: From Jul 1974 to Aug 1974, Oakland Feather River Camp, Quincy, California
• Education - High School: Jun 1975, Berkeley, Alameda, California, USA; Address:
  1294 Albina Ave
  Albany, CA 94706
• Occupation: From Jul 1975 to 1977; Golden State Radiator
• Occupation: From 1977 to 1983; Wilkins-Mason and Assoc Sales
• Residence: Bef 1983, Castro Valley, Alameda, California, USA
• Residence: Bef 1983, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA
• Occupation: From 1983 to 1986; Allied Distributing
• Residence: From 1983 to 1987, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA
• News Mention: 29 Dec 1986; Wall Street Journal
• Occupation: From 1987 to 1997; Price Club Senior Buyer
• Residence: Aft 1987, San Diego, San Diego, California, USA; (1999 - current) 7053 Park Mesa Way #146
• Other Info or Events: Aft 1997
• URL: Aft 1997
• Organizations: Abt Jun 2005

Notes:

Other Info or Events:
1957 On this date (11/26/1957) Desilu Studios bought RKO Studios

Residence:
also 299 Main st

Occupation:
Camp Counselor at Camp Kidd Boys Camp July - Aug 1974

Education - High School:
St. Mary's College High School Class of 1975

Occupation:
Golden State Radiator

Occupation:
Pioneer Stereo 1st Field assistant (Position later became a requirement for each sales rep agency in the USA)

Residence:
Palos verde rd. renter at ranch owned by Mike Jasaitis.

Residence:
991 Delores St. Roommates with Steve Felice.
99 Miguel Street, Roommates with Steve Capps
18th st. Roommates with Gina Morandi, Russ Meduski and mike Trevino.
178 Eureka St. Roommates with Ric Snyder
Next to Moby Dick's Roommate with Wayne Friedman and

Occupation:
Allied Distributing

Residence:
Between 1983 - 1985 commuted monthly between both Northern California and Southern California.

News Mention:
See Image

Occupation:
Buyer for Price Club's "Dept. 12" Small Appliances, Personal Care, Vacuums, Music, Pianos (created the Piano Roadshow program) annual budget 200 Million.
When the Price Club and Costco merger started in late 1994, decided not to moved to Seattle buying offices (had moved for work from No. Cal to So. Cal in 83, then from LA to SD in 86) Was given the chance to bring the outsourced Travel Program into corporate. So bought a 1/2 milllion telephone switch, got national accreditation as a seller of travel, set up a call center, only to have the airline cut agency commissions in half 6 months later. Laid off over 40 personel and transitioned into selling cruises. 3 year growth from externally sourced to over 30 million annual travel sales. Moved to PriceSmart Quest program, "the sinking ship" which was losing 1 million a month...in 1997 Robert Price refused my plans of taking Price Costco Travel online as the "internet is not a venue for sales" even tho' we had already booked cruises online. Stress and health issues forced my retirement due to disability.

Other Info or Events:
Genealogical Codicil to My Last Will and Testament
To my spouse, children, guardian, administrator and/or executor: Upon my demise it is requested that you DO NOT dispose of any or all of my genealogical records, both those prepared personally by me and those records prepared by others which may be in my possession, including but not limited to books, files, notebooks or computer programs for a period of two years. During this time period, please attempt to identify one or more persons who would be willing to take custody of the said materials and the responsibility of maintaining and continuing the family histories. I suggest that the persons or organizations contacted regarding the assumption of the custody of these items include but not be limited to; The Kaukauna Historical Society.
In the event you do no find anyone to accept these materials, please contact the various genealogical organizations that I have been a member of and determine if they will accept some parts or all of my genealogical materials;
The Little Chute Historical Society.
Please remember that my genealogical endeavors consumed a great deal of time, travel, and money. Therefore it is my desire that the products of these endeavors be allowed to continue in a manner that will make them available to others in the future.

Signature _________Jay Wilpolt__________________ Date _____1/01/2001______

URL:
Created the 1FamilyTree web site

Organizations:
Spoke at Little Chute Historical Society monthly membership meeting about the early settlers of the Fox Valley area and the web site 1FamilyTree.

Mark married Pybas, Sheri (daughter of Pybas, Gary and Borchert, Barbara) [Group Sheet]

Mark married Wald, Lisa Valerie [Group Sheet]

Carrie married Springer, Kent (son of Springer, Maxwell E. and Huston, Jean H.) [Group Sheet]

Andrew married Tuuri, Darcie Moria [Group Sheet]

Andrew married Mendoza, Angelica [Group Sheet]