
Washington High School
Class Of 1969
Don Prachthauser

Residing In: | hartland, WI USA |
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Spouse/Partner: | Joan Prachthauser |
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Homepage: |
www.murphyprachthauser.com |
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Occupation: | Lawyer |
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Children: | Tracy Hoeg is a married physician living in Denmark. Emily Prachthauser graphic designer and student More…living in Minneapolis with her fiance' |
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Lee Peckarsky, my college roommate in Madison, introduced me to my wife of 36 years. We have enjoyed a great marriage. I studied law after college. This was a good career choice for me. My work gets me into a courtroom quite often. I have limited my practice to civil litigation including medical malpractice. I am most proud of our two daughters who have probably taught us more than we taught them. Eighteen months ago we were blessed with a grandson. Since our daughter married a Dane travel has become an enjoyable and important part of our lives.
I've always been proud to tell people that I graduated from Washington in 1969. Jim Kearney, who attempted to teach English to many of us, has since leaving Washington taught at University School and Marquette High (two prestigious schools). He was once quoted as saying that the Washington High School class of 69 was the best class he ever taught. Even if not true you have to admit it is a great story. Other than failing homeroom(Mr. Stamm was demanding and Lynn Gruebling was always fun to talk to) my memories of high school are good.
We live on North Lake. Visitors are always welcome.
Play golf at a high level.... my prospects of achieving that goal don't look good!
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I first met Mike in kindergarten at Townsend Grade School. We remained friends until his passing. I don’t think God has made many people better than Mike Moshe. He was simply a good person! Mike was always kind, considerate and humble. He loved his family and was an unfailingly great friend. As long as health allowed Mike always worked two jobs. For many of his friends and family, seeing Mike at Miller Park was a highlight of any game being played. Mike’s Rabbi compared him to Moses in a beautiful tribute to a gentle soul.
Mike will be missed and yet will always be a part of us.
Don Prachthauser
Tom, I hope that wonderful memories of Joan will give you comfort. She will always be a part of you.
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