Aaron W. DeHart, age 51, passed away May 14, 2021 in Antigo. He lost a long-standing battle with heart disease and related complications. Aaron was a lifelong resident of the White Lake and Antigo area. He was born on January 26, 1970 in Antigo to Caroline (Bailey) DeHart and the late Orville DeHart.
Aaron attended White Lake High School.
During his terms of employment, he served as a heavy equipment operator and long-haul truck driver. Aaron honed his skill as a child at the early age of 10, operating his father's boom and clamp loader on wood hauling projects. In addition, those that knew Aaron recalled and appreciated his unique taste in restaurant dishes. He often carried in his own favorite brand of ketchup or syrup to accommodate his breakfast or lunch. Usually bringing broad smiles to wait staff and others at his table. He was an outdoorsman who enjoyed 4Wheeling, star gazing, evening fires, and landscaping on his 5-acre residence. As a proud father, caring son, and loved sibling, he leaves behind his three children; Jolene (Seth) DeHart-Kaske of Antigo, John (Kristen) DeHart of Wausau, Hunter DeHart of Crivitz, his mother Caroline Dehart of White Lake, brothers; Andy (Freda) DeHart of Cedarburg, Randy DeHart of Antigo, Adam (Melissa) DeHart of White Lake, and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to his father, Aaron was preceded in death by a son Acie Matthew DeHart, his paternal grandparents; Acie and Iva DeHart, and his maternal grandparents; Andy and Zenith Bailey.
A private graveside service will be held at Langlade Cemetery.
Strasser-Roller Funeral Home is assisting the family.
Aaron attended White Lake High School.
During his terms of employment, he served as a heavy equipment operator and long-haul truck driver. Aaron honed his skill as a child at the early age of 10, operating his father's boom and clamp loader on wood hauling projects. In addition, those that knew Aaron recalled and appreciated his unique taste in restaurant dishes. He often carried in his own favorite brand of ketchup or syrup to accommodate his breakfast or lunch. Usually bringing broad smiles to wait staff and others at his table. He was an outdoorsman who enjoyed 4Wheeling, star gazing, evening fires, and landscaping on his 5-acre residence. As a proud father, caring son, and loved sibling, he leaves behind his three children; Jolene (Seth) DeHart-Kaske of Antigo, John (Kristen) DeHart of Wausau, Hunter DeHart of Crivitz, his mother Caroline Dehart of White Lake, brothers; Andy (Freda) DeHart of Cedarburg, Randy DeHart of Antigo, Adam (Melissa) DeHart of White Lake, and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to his father, Aaron was preceded in death by a son Acie Matthew DeHart, his paternal grandparents; Acie and Iva DeHart, and his maternal grandparents; Andy and Zenith Bailey.
A private graveside service will be held at Langlade Cemetery.
Strasser-Roller Funeral Home is assisting the family.
Aaron W. DeHart, age 51, passed away May 14, 2021 in Antigo. He lost a long-standing battle with heart disease and related complications. Aaron was a lifelong resident of the White Lake and Antigo area. He was born on January 26, 1970 in Antigo to Caroline (Bailey) DeHart and the late Orville DeHart.
Aaron attended White Lake High School.
During his terms of employment, he served as a heavy equipment operator and long-haul truck driver. Aaron honed his skill as a child at the early age of 10, operating his father's boom and clamp loader on wood hauling projects. In addition, those that knew Aaron recalled and appreciated his unique taste in restaurant dishes. He often carried in his own favorite brand of ketchup or syrup to accommodate his breakfast or lunch. Usually bringing broad smiles to wait staff and others at his table. He was an outdoorsman who enjoyed 4Wheeling, star gazing, evening fires, and landscaping on his 5-acre residence. As a proud father, caring son, and loved sibling, he leaves behind his three children; Jolene (Seth) DeHart-Kaske of Antigo, John (Kristen) DeHart of Wausau, Hunter DeHart of Crivitz, his mother Caroline Dehart of White Lake, brothers; Andy (Freda) DeHart of Cedarburg, Randy DeHart of Antigo, Adam (Melissa) DeHart of White Lake, and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to his father, Aaron was preceded in death by a son Acie Matthew DeHart, his paternal grandparents; Acie and Iva DeHart, and his maternal grandparents; Andy and Zenith Bailey.
A private graveside service will be held at Langlade Cemetery.
Strasser-Roller Funeral Home is assisting the family.
Aaron attended White Lake High School.
During his terms of employment, he served as a heavy equipment operator and long-haul truck driver. Aaron honed his skill as a child at the early age of 10, operating his father's boom and clamp loader on wood hauling projects. In addition, those that knew Aaron recalled and appreciated his unique taste in restaurant dishes. He often carried in his own favorite brand of ketchup or syrup to accommodate his breakfast or lunch. Usually bringing broad smiles to wait staff and others at his table. He was an outdoorsman who enjoyed 4Wheeling, star gazing, evening fires, and landscaping on his 5-acre residence. As a proud father, caring son, and loved sibling, he leaves behind his three children; Jolene (Seth) DeHart-Kaske of Antigo, John (Kristen) DeHart of Wausau, Hunter DeHart of Crivitz, his mother Caroline Dehart of White Lake, brothers; Andy (Freda) DeHart of Cedarburg, Randy DeHart of Antigo, Adam (Melissa) DeHart of White Lake, and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to his father, Aaron was preceded in death by a son Acie Matthew DeHart, his paternal grandparents; Acie and Iva DeHart, and his maternal grandparents; Andy and Zenith Bailey.
A private graveside service will be held at Langlade Cemetery.
Strasser-Roller Funeral Home is assisting the family.
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