Jacob Juneau

Jacob Solomon Juneau (Jake), age 20, born April 10, 1997 passed away Saturday May 20, 2017 surrounded by his loving family. He fought a three week battle with a combination of influenza, pneumonia and MRSA infection and ultimately the Lord called Jacob home. He was a loving son, brother, cousin, nephew, grandson and especially a dedicated friend to so many. Jacob was a creative soul that shared his talents through music. His greatest passion was EDM music and he was an aspiring DJ. He also loved going to concerts, long boarding, camping, and was an adventurous eater. His two brothers, Ben and Matthew, will greatly miss wrestling their big brother, laughing at memes, quoting SpongeBob and playing video games together until all hours of the night. Jacob had a giving spirit and a special way of lifting his family and friends through laughter and fun. He was a remarkable example of a true friend and will be missed by so many. Jacob is preceded in death by a grandfather, Victor Juneau and uncle, John Juneau. He is survived by his parents Jim Juneau and Carol (Fisher) Juneau, his younger brothers Benjamin and Matthew, grandparents Rosalie Juneau and Roger and Jean Fisher, aunts and uncles, Julie (Fisher) Rogers, Laura (Fisher) Grubba, Mike Juneau, Dave Juneau, Don Juneau, Shirley (Juneau) Bright, Debra Juneau, Mark Juneau, Shelley (Juneau) McGillem, Mary (Juneau) Radmer, Victoria (Juneau) Doudna, William Juneau, Tina Juneau along with their spouses and many cousins. The celebration of life for Jacob will be held Friday May 26, 2017 at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 210 E. Pleasant Street in Oconomowoc, WI. Visitation will begin at 10:00am until the service at 1:00pm. Lunch reception to follow, burial will take place at LaBelle Cemetery. Jacob will forever live in our hearts and we are honored to have such a special son as our guardian angel. Memorials in honor of Jacob’s life can go to St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Oconomowoc. A special thank you goes to all the nurses and staff at Aurora Summit and St. Luke’s Milwaukee. You are all truly amazing people and we can’t thank you enough for being so kind during such a difficult time.