Travis R. Krahn, 29, Wrightstown, passed away unexpectedly due to an auto accident on Saturday evening November 25, 2017. He was born August 10, 1988 to Rick and Mary Jo (Schuh) Krahn. Travis graduated from Reedsville High School in 2007 and UWGB in 2013 with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management. He was currently was employed by General Beverage as a Merchandiser, and for many years helped out on the Loppnow Dairy Farm. Travis loved sports of all kinds, especially hunting, watching the Packers, Cubs, Bulls and wrestling. During the summer he was a proud member of the Valu-Pro Pit Crew and enjoyed sharing his love of sports as a B- Team Basketball coach at Zion Lutheran School, Wayside. It was the time spent with his wife Elizabeth and faithful companion Wrigley that meant the most to him.
He is survived his wife Elizabeth, parents; Rick and Mary Jo Krahn, his siblings; Tim (Nicki) Krahn, and Adam (Leah) Krahn. His in laws Dale (Pat) Rosin, as well as sisters in laws Lauren (special friend Taylor) and Rachel (special friend Tyler) further survive him. Travis' grandmothers; Delores Krahn, Betty Rosin, Dorothy Zenke, and nieces and nephews; Haily, Bryn, Ethan, Bryson, Keyanna, and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends also survive him.
Travis was preceded in death by his sister Pamela, grandparents; Bill (Josie) Schuh, Eugene Krahn, Oscar Rosin, Ron Zenke, and Edward Borchardt. He was also preceded in death by his uncles, Jerry Schuh and Randy Krahn, Aunt Kris Rosin as well as his cousin Tina Stitch.
Friends may call at Zion Lutheran Church, Wayside from 4:00PM – 8:00PM Thursday November 30, 2017. Visitation will continue after 9:00AM Friday at the church until time of service at 11:00AM with Pastor Austen Welter officiating. Burial will take place in the parish cemetery. Please go to www.Nickelfh.com to send online condolences. NICKEL FUNERAL HOME, Morrison is assisting the family with arrangements.
Elizabeth would like to thanks the Hollandtown and Brillion Fire Departments as well as the First Responders, Brown Co. Sheriff's Dept. and all those who came to Travis' aid at the accident scene.
