Wilfred 
L. Heinen, 91, of West Jefferson Street, Port Washington, Wisconsin died Saturday, July 18, 2015 at the Harbor Club in Port Washington, Wisconsin.
He was born March 11, 1924 in the Town of Fredonia to John P. and Caroline Weiler Heinen. A lifelong resident of Ozaukee County he graduated from Port Washington High School. He married Ursula Depies at St. Nicholas Church in Dacada on May 4, 1946. Together they operated a farm north of Fredonia for many years. In addition to farming he worked at the former Bolens and Simplicity in Port Washington and Tecumseh in Grafton.
They lived many years on W. Jefferson Street in Port Washington and wintered in Naples, Florida. Ursula preceded him in death January 21, 2005. He had a love of nature and the outdoors and was quick with a smile.
Wilfred is survived by his children Diann Duffy of Naples, Florida, Darlene (Les) Cadmus of Byron, Illinois, Dennis (Kathy) Heinen of Belgium, Wisconsin and Debra (Bill) Kojis of Monona, Wisconsin. He was a proud grandpa of Danielle Duffy, Peter (Kyran) Cadmus, Rob (Kate) Cadmus, Annie Laurie (Peter) Cadmus Galbraith, Ben (Ivory) Heinen, Kimberly (Jason) Heinen Bott, Brittany Heinen, Will Kojis, Charles Kojis, Daniel Kojis and Calvin Kojis; great-grandpa of Mckenna Bott, Kaylee Bott and Darwin Cadmus. Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Preceded by his wife Ursula and a sister Evelyn Heinen.
The Reverend Patrick Wendt will celebrate a Mass of Christian Burial 6 pm Friday, July 24, 2015 at St. Peter of Alcantara Catholic Church, 1800 N. Wisconsin Street, Port Washington, Wisconsin. Interment parish cemetery. Visitation 4 – 6 pm Friday, July 24 AT CHURCH. Memorials to St. Peter’s Church appreciated.
We’ve known Wilfred since we bought our lot on Weilers Way in 1993. He enjoyed visiting with all of the neighbors and even tho he didn’t live out here, we definitely felt like he was part of our neighborhood. He had a little garden on the vacant lot by the lake and he would always share his produce…whether we were home or not. If we found acorn squash in our newspaper box, we knew Wilfred had been here! Our sympathies to your family.
Never met Mr. Heinen, but because I know Diann I’m certain he was a really good guy. The Heinen family is in my prayers. I know how hard it is to lose a dad — age doesn’t matter. RIP Willie.
Becky Rife
wilfred was a wonderful guy,we were so glad to see him on Friday, he was tired but as usual very social we will miss him. Thoughts and prayers to you all.
Roger and Sharon