Pauline Marie Copus
Pauline Marie Copus , Age 67
Pauline Marie Copus, age 67, of Baraboo, passed away on Friday, April 26, 2024 at SSM Health St. Clare Hospital in Baraboo.
Pauline, the daughter of Robert and Lois (Kleppe) Luce, was born on September 09, 1956 in Brodhead. She graduated from East High School, Class of 1975. She worked at Madison Opportunity Center, where she met her husband, Warren L. Copus. They married on May 27, 1978 in Blue River. They were married for over 20 years and were members of the American Legion Madison Post 501 and VFW Baraboo Post 987. Pauline loved her artwork, working with various types of markers and pens, but not as much as her country music. She also enjoyed plants and socializing with others, especially calling her family members on the telephone.
She is survived by her mother, Lois, and her brother, Martin. She is further survived by her aunts, uncles, several cousins, other relatives, and dear friends.
Pauline was preceded in death by her husband, her father, and her grandparents.
At this time, there will be no services. A private inurnment will be held at Highland Memory Gardens in Madison.
Condolences
Scott Baxter April 27, 2024
Friend WESTBY , Wisconsin
Lois and Martin, So sorry to hear of your loss. It was a pleasure to get to know Pauline and to see her thirst for the Bible. My thoughts and prayers are with you two.
Anna Helander April 28, 2024
Friend BARABOO , Wisconsin
I don't really know how to express to you both how sad I am at your loss. She made friends everywhere she went and certainly left her mark on all who knew her. She was a very special lady who had lots of love to give. She had a big heart, very generous and hospitable, kind, and so very loving. I will miss her so very much. She loved the scriptures, animals, plants, coffee, donuts, music, learning, people, but most of all, she loved life. I will cherish all my memories and times spent with her. She was a good teacher, too. She taught me many lessons, including how to see life through different eyes, the value of patience, and how to enjoy the small things in life. One of the last things we talked about was the resurrection hope that is promised in the Bible, and how joyful it will be to see each other when we are whole and healthy. No more sickness, pain, and death.
Pearl Shear April 28, 2024
Friend Baraboo , Wisconsin
She is always smiling. Maybe its because of a Bible based hope of the Resurrection. May we be that Thankful.
Edinger Family April 28, 2024
Friend Z , Wisconsin
Dear Luce Family, We were so saddened to hear of the loss of Pauline. Being with her always brought a smile to our faces. Her love of people and of God endeared her to us all. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Truxie Boyce April 28, 2024
Friend Baraboo , Wisconsin
Pauline always shared her love for God and for people with that big smile of hers and her kind greetings. We will miss her and her heartfelt comments in the congregation. Our sympathy goes to you and your family.
Jahnine A Loy April 29, 2024
Friend Prairie du Sac , Wisconsin
Please accept my condolences. Pauline was such a loving person and she had a beautiful heart & smile. I loved seeing her & enjoyed our visits. She had such a love for Jehovah & his Bible. While i will miss her, I can't wait to see her again in the Paradise on earth, especially knowing she will have no limits.
Michael & Alice Quinlan May 08, 2024
Friend Baraboo , Wisconsin
We first meet Pauline at our apartment complex, we were neighbors then we were good friends. Pauline, we are going to miss you ever so much. We just wanted to let you know what a blessing you were to us and we loved you our dear friend. Our friendship is everlasting, love Mike and Alice Quinlan.