Ted E. Wedemeyer Jr. genuinely liked people — and liked serving the people, too.
Professionally, Wedemeyer long served as a judge, last with the 1st District Court of Appeals. Out in the greater community, he was involved with everything from the Milwaukee Kickers to local cultural groups.
"He felt very strongly about helping the community, said Susan Wedemeyer, his wife of 39 years. "He felt that you didn't have to sit in an ivory tower if you are a judge, but you could still do things. He just used good common sense.
Professionally, Wedemeyer long served as a judge, last with the 1st District Court of Appeals. Out in the greater community, he was involved with everything from the Milwaukee Kickers to local cultural groups.
"He felt very strongly about helping the community, said Susan Wedemeyer, his wife of 39 years. "He felt that you didn't have to sit in an ivory tower if you are a judge, but you could still do things. He just used good common sense.
Ted E. Wedemeyer Jr. genuinely liked people — and liked serving the people, too.
Professionally, Wedemeyer long served as a judge, last with the 1st District Court of Appeals. Out in the greater community, he was involved with everything from the Milwaukee Kickers to local cultural groups.
"He felt very strongly about helping the community, said Susan Wedemeyer, his wife of 39 years. "He felt that you didn't have to sit in an ivory tower if you are a judge, but you could still do things. He just used good common sense.
Professionally, Wedemeyer long served as a judge, last with the 1st District Court of Appeals. Out in the greater community, he was involved with everything from the Milwaukee Kickers to local cultural groups.
"He felt very strongly about helping the community, said Susan Wedemeyer, his wife of 39 years. "He felt that you didn't have to sit in an ivory tower if you are a judge, but you could still do things. He just used good common sense.
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