Mr. Conway Nimmer Sr.

To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven .... A Time to be Born- Conway Nimmer Sr. was born in the winter season of December 15, 1938, to John Nimmer and Lola (Coleman) Purtue A Time to Build Up- He received his formal education in Milwaukee, WI. He graduated from Lincoln High School. He retired from Wisconsin Energy (WE Energies) after 40 years of service as a Meter Reader. He was a part-time supervisor at Gibbs Manufacturing as well as working 4 plus years at the Bradley Center here in Milwaukee. A Time of Elevation- In November 1960 he married the beautiful Lola Faye Jones. In which they had 6 lovely and handsome children. Raising them in their home on North 24th place. This celebrated union lasted until the unforeseeable passing of Lola Faye in January 2000. They showed their children and those around them what love looks Iike- a bond that withstands time and endures through all things. Their inseparable love was one for the ages and their devotion was unwavering. A Time to Cherish- His presence will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. He leaves to cherish precious memories. His children: Sharon (Dewayne) Price, Carole Nimmer, Elnore Nimmer, Conway Nimmer Jr., Karen Nimmer and Corrine Nimmer all of Milwaukee, WI. Grandchildren: LaTasha Smith, Kimberly Nimmer, Jaylin (Sa'Naya) Turner, Kaitlin Nimmer, Lauren Nimmer, Kristen Nimmer and Kayden Nimmer. His adorable great-grandson Armoni Turner. His brothers Governice Ford and James Purtue of Milwaukee. Sister Cora (Victor) Toliver- Milwaukee, Wi and sister-in law Betty Carr-Dallas Texas. A host of extended family to include nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents John Nimmer, Lola and Clarse Purtue, his wife Lola Nimmer, niece Victoria Toliver and life-long friends Dogan "Junior" Newton Jr. and James "Catfish" Gladney Scooter was very meticulous and dedicated. In his 40 years of service with WE Energies he missed 1 (one) day. That was due to the birth of his first child Sharon. He loved doing his yard work and keeping up his neighborhood. There would be plenty of early mornings when he would be walking and picking up debris in the neighborhood. He cared about his neighbors and neighborhood. He enjoyed sitting on his porch and talking with the neighbors. His hobbies included Darts, hanging out at Catfish Lounge and the Indian Reservation (Potawatomi). His game of choice was the Slots! He will truly be missed by all that knew him and loved him.

Mr. Conway Nimmer Sr.

December 15, 1938 - April 30, 2024