She always made a point to visit her mom on Sunday afternoon as much as she could, just to talk or sing to her. Shanette also had an amazing musical talent and always placed first in her high school singing competitions, she enjoyed singing duets with her husband and teaching nursery songs to her babies at daycare. She would help them gain the skills for entering school and give extra tutoring if they were struggling in school.

She was also active in the Girl and Boy Scouts as troop leader for several years, planning events and working with the children, and then opened an in home daycare where she was fondly known as Netty or NeNe by her kids. She also knew at a young age that she wanted to work with elderly and once she received her nursing degree did just that at Hope Health and Rehab in Lomira for many years. She was always the first to give a helping hand.

Shanette had a deep desire to help those in need, she opened her home to several friends who needed a place to stay whether it was overnight or until they could get back on their feet. She attended Oakfield High School and then onto MPTC Fond du Lac where she received her nursing degree. Shanette Jeaniebeth was the youngest daughter of Glenn and Sara Marschie, born Main the middle of a snowstorm. No flooding issues are anticipated currently, but forecasters will be monitoring river and stream levels.On January 3, 2023, at only 43, due to complications from the flu, Shanette has gone to sing in Heaven’s Choir. Gradual melting of the snowpack is expected with daytime highs only in the 40s, according to the National Weather Service. A dry, mild day is forecast, with rain showers Friday into Saturday. But the town is keeping track of its expenses during the storm and recovery so that if funds do become available, officials will be ready to submit an application.Ī warmup starting on Thursday should help towns like Becket that are still digging out from the snow. “So for the welfare of everyone, I declared a state of emergency.”Īs part of her declaration, Warden did not seek state funding at the time.

“We were experiencing high winds, heavy snowfall, and more than 90 percent of town had lost power,” Warden said. The town of Becket, which was also saw widespread outages due to the storm, has declared a state of emergency, according to Town Administrator Katherine Warden. 'There is a possibility of it being restored prior to this, but please check on your neighbors,' the department wrote. Adams police wrote in a Facebook post Wednesday morning that power to Meadow Street, Haggerty Street and Meadow Lane may not be restored until Thursday evening.

Home in a Snowstorm by Ava Kelly