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Leonard "Lenny"
Everett
May 21, 1956 — Nov 2, 2024
Leonard "Lenny" Everett, age 68, died on November 2, 2024 at the Columbia Manor in Wyocena, WI.
He was born on May 21, 1956 in the town of Fountain Prairie, WI to Raymond and Leone (Biel) Everett. Where he grew up on the family farm working with his father, his two brothers and two sisters. He graduated from Fall River High School in 1974 and operated the family farm, with his brother, Robert, until his passing.
Lenny spent his life farming, but he really enjoyed hunting. He was a conservationist who carefully managed woods and food plots on his farms, with the help of his nephews. He traveled with his family and friends to Colorado, Montana, South Dakota, Alabama and Kentucky to hunt various game. He often mentored youth hunters and passed on his love of hunting and the outdoors to his children. He was also an active member of the Fall River Rod and Gun Club where he was on trap teams and served as a Director for many years.
Lenny is survived by his sons, Colton and Briton Everett, his step-children, TaraLyn, Mikkel, and Torren Zander, and Kealin (Jordan) Reynolds, and Justin (Amanda) Larrabee and their mother, Tammi Biddle. He is also survived by his brother Robert, and his sisters, Chris (Emmett) O'Brion and Kathy (Grant) Schraufnagel, along with his aunt Mary Biel, niece Colleen O'Brion, and nephews John O'Brion, Duane Schraufnagel and Kevin Schraufnagel and many great nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Michael Everett and infant sister, Anne.
A celebration of Lenny's life will be held on Saturday, November 16, 2024 from 11:00am to 3:00pm. at the Lost Lake Historical Society at W11827 Concord Road, Randolph, WI. Six miles south of Randolph on Highway 73. Inurnment will be in Annunciation Catholic Cemetery, Randolph.
Lenny's family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff of Saint Mary's Hospital in Madison, along with the staff of Columbia Manor in Wyocena and the staff of Bristol Hospice for their kindness and exceptional care of Lenny.
The family encourages memorials in Lenny's name to the Fall River Rod and Gun Club and to the Outdoor Heritage Education Center.
We encourage you to share your online condolences with Lenny's family at jensenfuneralandcremation.com
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