Reta Houtakker

As our next door neighbors growing up, got permission to hunt rabbits in their timber. Helped Lloyd with farm chores. Would bump into her at Walmart or at the Country Kitchen during my annual Wisc. visits. She was always smiling and great to visit. Would visit with Denise at the bank drive through with Mom (also just like her Mother). She had been in the neighborhood monthly card group with Mom for the 40+ years that they met. Just someone I always asked about. A jewell to all those that had known her family. RIP dear friend.

To the family of Reta Houtakker, Want to offer our condolences after hearing about Reta. Such a kind woman and gentle soul. She will be missed by so many but also welcome by so many. That is certain knowing her devout faith. Big families and lots of friends help ease the hurt of losing someone so close. Keeping everyone in our thoughts. Bob and Marie

Our condolences to family and friends. Reta was special with a beautiful heart, soul and smile. She and Lloyd were great neighbors and friends for countless years. The Klein children grew up with their children, helped milk cows, grind feed, and hunt on the farm. One of my favorite places to hunt rabbits, pick berries, and even double date while snowmobiling. Reta always welcoming. She will be missed but always remembered. I know she is still watching over us, and now in good hands. Bruce and Laura Klein

We have enjoyed having Reta as our neighbor. She will truly be missed.

So sorry Denise and Steve for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.