medication. you can park in the lot 12. where the farmers market is held. go to the clock tower and show proper identification. there s an officer to escort you to your home. remain in place in your home until the roads are reopen. we re working with waukesha medical examiner office to confirm the identities of the fatalities. we re also working this is the most important thing, the families. of the tragic event. and making sure that next of kin is conducted. and we re working with the families. that the is our priority in this tragic incident. with that i m not giving you numbers of the numbers of the deceased at this time. why? because we have to make sure next of din is completed. i want to inform you there s a family reception center at waukesha high school. for families that are looking for family members, or members
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The Kai 11 bill will be introduced to the 2021 Wisconsin State Assembly starting Tuesday. Kai Lermer died from an undiagnosed heart condition. (Mike Lermer)
Kai Lermer pictured with his dad, Mike Lermer, was a triathlete at Waukesha North High School who died (Mike Lermer)
WAUKESHA, WI The father of a teen athlete who died in 2019 from a rare heart condition announced the introduction of a bill to help prevent another child s death under similar circumstances.
Kai Lermer was a triathlete at Waukesha North High School who died unexpectedly at the age of 16 of an undiagnosed condition that led to sudden cardiac arrest. After his death, his father, Mike Lermer, lobbied the Wisconsin Legislature to introduce a bill to prevent any future high school athletes from dying in the same way.
Ann Carol Masson was born Ann Carol Kioseff on Sept. 29, in a year that she preferred to keep private. Ann was born in Waukesha, Wis. Her mother was Hazel (Dohme) Kioseff, and her father was Boyan J. Kioseff, originally of Sophia, Bulgaria.
Ann spent her childhood in Waukesha and in the farm country of eastern Illinois, outside of Champaign-Urbana. In Waukesha, Ann attended Waukesha High School, graduating in 1958. She was a member of the First Congregational Church of Waukesha. She was true to the Congregational Church the whole of her life; she loved the community and fellowship. She was gifted with a beautiful singing voice and sang regularly for the congregation, sharing her gift freely with others. Her mother, Hazel, provided a beautiful and loving home for Ann. She grew up with one brother, Donald. She had a close relationship with her mother and her brother that lasted the entirety of her life.