Holli Jean Weyker

Holli Jean Weyker was born on Oct. 20, 1976, to Aloysius John Weyker Jr. and Barbara Jean (Doering) Weyker. 

With her delicate dark brown eyebrows and rosebud lips, she resembled a baby doll and was affectionately named “Holli the Dolly” by her aunts and uncles.

From a young age, Holli became her father’s right hand on the family farm. She eagerly took part in daily chores, including milking cows and feeding calves, demonstrating a strong work ethic and energetic spirit.

Holli attended the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, earning a degree in art. Her talent and dedication led her to a variety of artistic pursuits. She became a skilled hand pinstriper, painting saddlebags and gas tanks for Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and performed body work on cars and trucks. She was also sought after for painting in multi-million-dollar homes, including new builds, remodels and refreshers. 

In addition, Holli painted a mural on a building in Port Washington at the Corner of Grand Avenue and South Park Street and maintained a collection of her own personal works. Her attention to detail and commitment to her craft earned her respect from employers and clients alike.

Known for her big personality and passionate heart, Holli fully embraced life. She loved hard rock music, sunbathing, nature and, above all, her children.

In addition to her parents, Holli is survived by her three children, Malachi, Alerik and Abel Milsap; siblings Jennifer (Chris) Hoeppner, Teri (Jim) Rychtik, Kathleen (Chris) Dumas, Paul Weyker and Robert (Lauren) Weyker; one uncle and three aunts on the Weyker side; and two uncles and two aunts on the Doering side. Holli is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Holli passed away on Sept. 6, 2025, as the result of a stroke from an unknown cause. Her final act of generosity was the donation of her kidneys and liver, providing life to others.

A graveside service will be held Friday, Sept. 26, at 1 p.m. at Summit Lake Lakeside Cemetery.

Online condolences can be found at www.bradleyfh.com.

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