Mary Lindabauer, age 82, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on January 11, 2026, at The Hospice House. Mary was born on April 23, 1943, to Francis and Mildred (Williams) Weill in Racine, Wisconsin. She was preceded in death by her parents and her sister, Betty Jean.

Mary married William Baker on January 11, 1967, and they were blessed with three children before his passing on December 19, 1989. She later married Gerald Lindabauer on January 21, 2004, and enjoyed precious years of adventure before he preceded her in death on April 13, 2004.

Mary spent many years working at Maple Leaf Duck Farm. She attended Mount Pleasant Lutheran Church, where she nurtured her faith and spirit of service. Following her retirement, she cherished time spent with her family, whom she cared for deeply, as well as volunteering at church and traveling.

Mary was a devoted Packers and Badgers fan and took great joy in watching her grandchildren participate in sports. She believed deeply in the importance of family, prayer, showing up for those she loved, and she lived those values faithfully. Mary is remembered by her loved ones as hard-working, reflective, and honest. She will be remembered for her selflessness, dedication, and the countless sacrifices she made to support those she loved. Her presence in the stands, warm smile, sassy comments, and steadfast support will be deeply missed but forever remembered.

Left to cherish her memory are her son Charles (Sharon) Baker, and their children, Cody, Austin and Payton Baker; her son Michael (Julie) Baker, and their children, Katie, Megan, Brad and Dan Baker; her daughter Stacey (Chad) Ryshkus, and their children, Nick, Ethan, Caden and Brielle Ryshkus; her stepdaughter Stefanie (Steve) Theuer, and their sons Sam (Paige) Theuer and Simon Theuer; her stepdaughter Debbie Bakey, and her children Jacob, Daniel and Deanna Bakey.

Her legacy lives on through the family she loved so deeply and the many lives she touched through her kindness and devotion. While we grieve her passing, we find comfort in knowing she is now at peace, reunited with loved ones who went before her, and resting in the promise of eternal life.

We are forever grateful to the exceptional staff at The Hospice House in Kenosha, Wisconsin, who surrounded our mother with compassion, kindness, understanding, and grace in her final days.

Private services will be held.

Please consider making donations in her name to Hospice Alliance and North Cape Lutheran Church.