Sarah D. Wisneski

On may 13th, 2025, an angel was returned to heaven. Sarah D. (Lasfalk) Wisneski, age 45, returned home to take her seat with our Lord. She was born on November 3, 1979, to David Lasfalk and Carol (Greil/Lasfalk) Van Norman. She grew up in Menasha and attended Menasha High School. On July 4, 1999, she married her middle school sweet heart Lee Wisneski-they truly were “SarahLee”. Following the arrival of the couple’s children Sarah returned to school and became a registered nurse.

Her quick witted and sarcastic sense of humor was a perfect match with her life long love, Lee. She loved attending concerts-especially Deftones. She was creative and loved practicing her art in a variety of mediums. Riding the Harley with Lee was something that always brought her joy-even if it was just around the block.

She loved her family and there were less than 60 days that her and Lee didn’t spend time together in their whole married life, 9,445 days, and over all had roughly 11,620 days together as a couple. They literally could finish each other’s sentences. Her biggest and brightest accomplishment was being the love of Lee’s life, being a mother and a grandmother-it was truly her heart to be “Oma” -but not “Grandma.” She started a cat lover, but was swept away by her labs, Daisy, Bailey & Brandy.

Sarah is survived by her husband Lee; children Alexis (Zachary) Seidl and Cole Wisneski; grandchildren: Charlie, Joseph and Michael as well as her parents Carol Van Norman, and David Lasfalk, her father-in-law Tony (Holly) Wisneski, her brothers and sister Tyler Van Norman, Emily Quick and Benjamin Lasfalk and other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her Grandma Greil and her Grandpa & Grandma Lasfalk; her stepfather Don Van Norman, her mother-in-law Gail Barker and step father-in -law Ben Barker.

She will be truly missed.

I love you babe and will see you again for eternity!

A memorial service for Sarah will take place on Sunday June 1, 2025, at 230pm, at Wichmann Funeral Home, Tri County Chapel, 1592 S Oneida Street, Menasha/Fox Crossing. Friends and family may gather at the funeral home from 130pm until the service begins. Immediately following the service, a celebration of life gathering will take place at Cimarron, W7170 W Highway 10 and 114, Menasha, where food and drinks will be provided.