She had a passion for her flower garden, as well as her three “diggity dogs”, who helped her every day.Ĭhristine had a big heart, but not a strong one. For the past decade, she traveled twice a year to visit her grandchildren in Colorado.Ĭhristine retired from nursing in 2005 and enjoyed spending the extra time with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She also enjoyed traveling throughout the Southwest, visiting the Grand Canyon, Las Vegas and Arizona.
Three weeks after the 9-11 disaster, Christine traveled to France with her daughters, demonstrating her determination and tenacity. In 2001, Christine had the unique opportunity to travel with her husband Joel to Southeast Asia and Australia. Christine believed in the saving grace of Jesus Christ, and lived her life in a way to show it. She was able to empathize with others in her daily work and provided comfort with her genuine kindness. She was a dedicated and caring nurse and gave great comfort to the elderly and disabled at Clearview and Cedar Lake for many years. While continuing to be a full time mom to her children, Christine returned to school in 1988 to receive her degree in nursing. She was a humble person who always thought of others first, especially the smallest and weakest.
She was a devoted wife and caring mother to their three children.
On July 10, 1971, she was united in marriage to Joel Stancer at St. Peter’s Catholic School through ninth grade and graduated from Beaver Dam High School in 1970. Christine Marie Stancer was born on Februin Beaver Dam, the daughter of John and Marie (Fox) Kulka.
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