Meet Our Caring Team

While a student at Sheboygan Falls High School, Tiffany job shadowed at Wenig Funeral Home. The experience helped her discover that funeral service was a way to combine her caring personality with her desire to help and support others. She takes great pride in coordinating personalized funerals and fulfilling the wishes and visions of families. 

Tiffany attended mortuary school at Milwaukee Area Technical College and became a licensed funeral director in 2007. She began her career at Eernisse Funeral Home in Port Washington where she remained for 10 years before transferring to Sheboygan’s Ballhorn Chapels in 2016. In October 2020 she took the opportunity to return to her hometown and serve her local community.

Tiffany continued her education at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where in 2008 she earned a bachelor’s degree in social work. She is a member of the Wisconsin Funeral Directors Association, where she served as President of the Lakeshore District. Both natives of Sheboygan Falls, Tiffany and her husband, Travis, live there with their children, Graysen, Easton, and Paisley. Tiffany enjoys camping, game day gatherings, reading, shopping, and movie and game nights with her family and friends.

Jessica grew up in the Oostburg community. After graduating from Worsham College of Mortuary Science, Jessica worked with Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home in Chicago and Eernisse Funeral Homes in Ozaukee County during her internship and apprenticeship tenure. Jessica then moved up to Eau Claire, where she worked at Smith Funeral Chapel.

She found her calling in life as a Funeral Director and takes great pride in serving families ensuring that their experience is exactly what they envision for their loved ones. Jessica is happy to be back and serving her hometown community and county.

Jessica and her husband, Michael, have two daughters, Delaney and Everly, and two dogs. They are members of First Christian Reformed Church in Oostburg. In her free time, Jessica enjoys spending time with her family and friends, reading, going up north, and camping.

Damon’s greatest honor is caring for his community in some of their most vulnerable, difficult days.  His keen ability to customize the needs and desires of each family makes every celebration uniquely beautiful.  Damon has a passion for mental health and grief care and serving his community through various outlets. 

Damon holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing communications and a bachelor’s of theology from MBI in Chicago as well as a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Massachusetts. He is a graduate of Worsham College of Mortuary Science and later obtained his CFSP.  

Damon and his wife, Johannah, are active members in their community and church and are busy with their two sons, Wally and Louie. In his free time, he enjoys reading, running, exercise, music, and of course, a good cup of coffee.

Jason grew up in Sheboygan County, graduating from Sheboygan North. After careers in emergency medical service and landscaping/property management, Jason decided to explore funeral service. Jason joined Wenig Funeral Home in 2022 as an apprentice while studying remotely through Des Moines Area Community College. He graduated in 2024 and later that same year was licensed as a funeral director.

While growing up, Jason’s father, Bob Sertich, owned Sertich Ambulance and served as the Sheboygan County Coroner. Bob’s work in the medical and death care fields inspired Jason. Funeral Service allows Jason to utilize his compassionate caregiving skills, and help those in his community. He looks forward to growing in his role as he learns more about the industry.

Jason and wife Melissa reside in Cedar Grove with their 6 children. They are members of Calvary OPC in Cedar Grove. Jason enjoys working on cars, landscaping and time spent with his family.

Growing up on his family dairy farm in Chilton, Wisconsin, John’s values for family, service and community were instilled in him at a young age. Following the unexpected death of his father, while he was in high school, John began to take an interest in the lasting impression funeral service can have. After finishing his undergraduate work, he and taught Sales and Marketing at Stevens Point Area High School for five years. In 1982, John and Barbara’s oldest son, Andrew, died of childhood cancer. Following that death, John resigned from teaching and entered mortuary school. While working at two large funeral homes in Milwaukee and Indianapolis, he obtained extensive experience conducting funerals and helping families cope with a devastating loss. In 1991, John, Barb, and their family moved back to Wisconsin to purchase the funeral homes in Sheboygan Falls and Oostburg.

John is active in many local community, statewide and national organizations. He was recently elected to serve on the Board of Directors for the National Funeral Directors Assoc. In 2005 he was elected President by his peers of the International Order of the Golden Rule—an invitation-only association for progressive and high-standard funeral homes. John serves as vice-chairman of the Board of Directors for the St. Nicholas Hospital in Sheboygan. John and his wife, Barbara, have four adult children; Kyle (Jayne) Wenig, Angela (Scott) Ring, Evan, and Damon (Johannah) Wenig; and six grandchildren. John and Barb live in Sheboygan Falls and are active members of their church in Oostburg. John’s personal experience of the death of his father and son equips him to more fully understand the needs of those who grieve.

Daughter of John and Barbara Wenig, Angela was raised in funeral service—a space she felt proud to be a part of. She was involved in various capacities including funeral preplanning before completing her teaching degree. After twelve years of serving in local schools as a special educator, Angela’s recent pivot to rejoin the Wenig team deepens her lifelong involvement in funeral service.

Angela’s servant leader approach and engaging presence paired with a passion to educate and usher families through an inevitable time of need complement her new role as a funeral preplanning specialist.  She is honored to come alongside families curating meaningful funeral plans as a way to care for their loved ones in their future loss.

Angela still resides in the Oostburg area (Hingham) with her husband, Scott, and three young children, where faith, family, and community remain strong values. Some of their favorite pastimes include high school football Friday night lights, water and winter sports at the family cottage, and singing together in area churches.

Connie joined our team in May of 2009.  She brings a wealth of organizational skills and ideas to our office. Connie has a pleasant manner in the way she approaches her work. Connie’s duties are widely varied to include the processing of documents, data entry, the printing of memorial materials, accounts payable and cheerfully answering any telephone inquiries. She adds great value to our office operations and is pleasant to work with on a daily basis. Connie has two adult children, a son, Matt; and a daughter, Kristin.

Barb, in many senses, is the “encouragement from behind the scenes” for our firm. She has good insight into how we can better serve our families each day. She takes personal pride in keeping our two funeral homes beautifully decorated with personal and seasonal touches. In addition to helping at funeral homes, Barb volunteers at a local hospice. Barb is retired and worked for over 25 years as an Interpreter for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing for the Sheboygan Area School District. She is married to John, and does an amazing job of maintaining their household and family’s needs. Barb is mom to four adult children, Kyle (Jayne) Wenig, Angela (Scott) Ring, Evan (fiance’ Britney) Wenig, and Damon (Johannah) Wenig. She loves being “Nana” to her six grandchildren, Anderson, Leisel, and George Wenig, Keaton, Hudson, and Lacey Ring. She sings in the choir and is a Pastoral Elder at the First Reformed Church in Oostburg. In her free time she enjoys flower gardening, reading, biking, exercising, traveling, and music.

Leslie grew up in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, and lived there until her family moved to the Twin Cities in 1989. Minneapolis was home for Leslie until she and her husband relocated to Sheboygan in 2006. Leslie was a stay-at-home mom for many years until her love for children led her to work in public schools as a paraprofessional. Shortly after the unexpected death of her father, Leslie decided to pursue her longtime dream of being a funeral director. She understands the importance of serving every family with compassion and empathy in their time of need.

Leslie resides in Sheboygan with her husband, two teenage daughters, and three cats. In her spare time, she volunteers at the Humane Society and spends countless hours transporting her children to and from activities. 

Dick serves our community with a smile and sincerity. Personal service is always forefront of Dick’s attitude. Dick assists at funerals and helps keep our properties and vehicles in pristine condition, all for the benefit of the families we serve. Dick is retired from the Sheboygan Post Office. He has been an active lifelong member of Bethel Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Oostburg. Dick is married to Carol, has three grown children, and enjoys spending time with his ten grandchildren. He enjoys playing golf in his spare time.

Danette has a warm and pleasant smile that greets the people that visit the funeral home. She was raised in Cedar Grove and currently lives in Gibbsville. She is a devoted wife to her husband, Todd, and a busy mother of four children; Lindsay, Alyssa, Nicholas, and Jackie. Their family are active members of Gibbsville Reformed Church, where Danette works as a church secretary. They enjoy spending weekends at their home in Upper Michigan, enjoy outdoor activities, and attending their children’s school and church activities. In Danette’s “spare” time she enjoys scrapbooking, shopping, and traveling.

Howie brings a great deal of comfort to the families we serve with his warm smile and welcoming manner. Being a lifelong member of the community, Howie is a recognizable and caring friend to many. Howie is a longtime and very active member of First Reformed Church in Oostburg.  He is married to Sue and between the two of them, have seven grown children.  Howie enjoys spending time with his 15 grandchildren.  He is a avid Brewer, Packer, and Badger fan and enjoys gardening.