He has written research and review papers for EE Times, Laser Focus World, and various IEEE journals/conferences. We are located in Oshkosh, WI; Directions to our church can be found here. Additional thank you to all the nursing staff that cared for Jim as well as Ascension Home Hospice for the love and compassion they provided Jim in his final days. Jim was so kind and always gave back to others and his community. A visitation will be held prior to Mass from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. A celebration of life will also be held 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28 at Fox River Brewing Company Tap Room, 501 Arboretum Drive, Oshkosh, WI 54901. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas summa cum laude and subsequently from the Mayo Medical School with a residency in Family Practice. He helped provide tuition to those in need and served to ensure the future of Catholic school education. They provided Jim with high quality treatment, the utmost bedside care, with kindness extended to the entire family. This is helpful for the Church and helps ensure greater accuracy for Catholics looking for Mass times on the Internet. Jim was an active member of Alpha Lambda Phi Fraternity and often recalled fond memories with his brothers. Fill out the following form to request more information on becoming a sponsor of this listing. Your privacy is important to us and we will never rent or sell your information. One of our sales represenatives will follow up with you shortly.
Just this past year, we were grateful for the times we shared on family vacations to Mackinac Island, Disney World with the grandchildren, and a beautiful fall trip to Superior and the North Shore admiring the changing leaves. Whether he was pretending to sneak up on them, reading stories, golfing, and playing games of cribbage and chess, they were his world. He was involved in multiple clubs, with one of his favorites being chess club. Growing up, Jim often performed experiments in the basement, built forts, played in the woods and enjoyed beating his little sister in games of Monopoly. Updates are currently being routed through MassTimes.org. Only during the school year, after Labor Day up to Memorial Day. Request access on the Bulletins tab of a church listing. Jim was a father, husband, friend, confidant, physician, scientist, philosopher, inventor, writer, editor and poet. Family dinner times typically ended in debates where a dictionary or encyclopedia was needed to settle the dispute. Jim will be incredibly missed by all but known for the remarkable legacy he has left behind. Visitation will be held from 4:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 27 at Konrad-Behlman Funeral Homes, 100 Lake Pointe Drive, Oshkosh, WI 54904, followed by a rosary prayer service.
In fact, he was currently working on a book about heaven and hell, as well as a research paper on prime numbers. He lived a life of honor and integrity. A Mass of Christian burial for Jim will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 28 at St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church, 830 S. Westhaven Drive, Oshkosh, WI 54904. Jim loved his grandkids that called him "Bumpa." DiscoverMass and MassTimes.org have partnered together to help make a single place to manage Parish info for the public. Thank you to Dr. Bradley Heraly and Dr. David Groteluschen for their oncology expertise. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to The National Pancreas Foundation or Mercy Health Foundation in memory of Jim. We invite you to celebrate Mass with us at St Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church. Continue to MassTimes.org to update this listing. First Thursday of the month during adoration. He often played with neighborhood friends in games of kickball, capture the flag or kick the can. Please call the church at. Due to COVID-19 closures, many churches are not gathering for Mass. He enjoyed taking his wife and family on vacations, always involving them in new experiences and memories. Jim was a generous man who loved being a doctor and caring for his patients, often reminiscing of his best medical memories and stories. He is survived by his father, Richard Siepmann; loving wife of 37 years, Victoria Siepmann; daughters, Justine (Peter) Haslanger, Jenny Siepmann, Jessica (Jordan) Destree and Joelle (Devin) Winter; son, Jarett Siepmann; grandchildren, Carson and Brynlee; and sister, Margie (Scott) Tompkins and their children's families including Josh (Meghan and Lettie) and David (Emma and Gabe) Tompkins. To Jim, family was everything. Jim joined Family Practice Associates of Oshkosh in 1989, fulfilling a career as a family physician. After seeing all of his family, children, grandchildren, nephews, and many friends, he contentedly joined his son, Jeffrey Michael Siepmann; his mother, Mary Margaret Siepmann; his grandmother, Lyla Butcher; and mother-in-law, Maxine Ewert, in the Light of Heaven with God. After he was medically unable to continue as a physician, Jim developed an interest in physics by doing research in the areas of theoretical physics, horology, and optoelectronics, which led to various patents and the founding of the optoelectronic timing company LightTime in 2000.
He was born in Rochester to parents, Richard and Mary Siepmann. Please note that Mass times are listed below. Jim was driven by his faith and saw the good and God in every person and moment. There are currently no bulletins available for St Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church. 1972: Mayo Clinic performs 5 kidney transplants in 24 hours, Moorhead's most famous Viking ship could have been destined for failure, but instead it became an icon. James "Jim" Patrick Siepmann, M.D., age 59, of Oshkosh, Wis., passed away peacefully in his home surrounded by family on Sunday, Dec. 22, 2019, after a short, yet courageous two-month fight against pancreatic cancer. Jim and his family are grateful to his incredible surgeons, Dr. Robert Weber and Dr. Chey Collura, as well as Dr. John Leschke.
He was a member of Mensa status and received State Medical Society of Wisconsin Physician-Citizen of the Year Award in 1993. During college, he received multiple honors and served on many councils and organizations. The faith community of St Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church welcomes you! In high school, Jim played football and wrestling, earning athlete of the year his senior year. If you are a parish representative and would like to learn more about making your weekly bulletins available on DiscoverMass.com, complete the form below and we will followup with you shortly. As family, they spent a lot of time down on the farm in Missouri or water-skiing and tubing at the cabin in Bone Lake, Wis. Jim was a food enthusiast, known to introduce you to his favorites including escargot, caviar, lobster, sushi and prime rib rubbed with his homemade spices. Jim was a cigar aficionado and enophile, where a fine cigar, glass of wine or scotch were not too far from his hand and enjoyed with a big smile.