Where Caring Is A Family Tradition
James R. Christianson, age 69, of Winchester died Monday, August 8, 2016, at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Appleton surrounded by his family. He was born October 8, 1946.
Jim was a 1964 graduate of Winneconne High School. He attended UW-Oshkosh and graduated from the Chicago Technical College. Through the years Jim worked many jobs in engineering and construction industries in Alaska until 1988 when he took over sole ownership of Collins Construction in Wasilla, Alaska. In 2011 Jim and his son Randy started TC Construction.
He was a huge Packer and Seattle Mariners fan, and enjoyed hunting, fishing, traveling, but most of all spending time with his grandchildren.
Jim is survived by three sons, Bill (Holly) Christianson, Randy (Lyndzy) Christianson, Jeremy (Jillian) Christianson; his grandchildren, Blake, Holli and Lyla, Janelle and Jeremiah; a sister, Mary Lou (Don) Brown; a brother, Tom (Darlene) Christianson; and other relatives and friends.
Preceding Jim in death were his parents, Clifford and Alice Christianson, and Folger Johnson.
A Celebration of Life will be held (TODAY) Wednesday, August 10, 2016, at 3:00 p.m. at Jim's home 5374 Grandview Rd. Larsen, with another service to be held at a later date in Alaska.
Donations in Jim's name may be made to the American Cancer Society.
If you wish please submit online condolences to muellerfuneralhomeinc.com.
Debbie Wilson wrote on August 11, 2016
I'm sorry for your loss, I always thought he was so much older than me, I'm surprised. I'm Folger's niece, I live in Utah now...
Mike Hanneman wrote on August 10, 2016
Tom, Mary Lou, and family,
I was sorry to read about Jim's passing in the paper today. I am also sorry that I couldn't make it to the celebration of his life. It's never easy to lose a loved one.
Please accept my deepest sympathy.
Mike Hanneman
Mary Woizeski Jervis wrote on August 10, 2016
My family were next door neighbors of Jim and his family when he was a boy. He was a great kid and helped our family out, especially in caring for our dog when we were away. I'm sure he must have been a wonderful man, and I wish I could have known him as an adult. My condolences to Tom and Mary Lou and his sons and entire family.