Kenneth L. Laukant, age 47 years, of Wonewoc, Wisconsin, passed away on Thursday, November 9, 2017 in Wonewoc.  He was a beloved member of the Circle Sanctuary and PSG communities since 2011, who will be remembered for his humor, congenial nature, and quiet, steady service.  Ken was a member of the Ghetto Shamans & Greenwood Tribe, and was always ready to lend a hand to raise the Village and keep it lit.

He was born on December 17, 1969 to George and Lucille (Tessmer) Laukant in Reedsburg, Wisconsin.

Surviving family includes his children, Jaron and Keiran Laukant and their mother, Brooke Laukant, all of Baraboo; mother, Lucille (Duane) Reinecke of Loganville; father, George (Brenda) Laukant of Sussex; sister, Kathy (Bill) Zietlow of La Valle; step sister, Linda Hohl of Portage; and aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

A Funeral and Celebration of Ken's Life was held on Tuesday, November 14, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. at the Zion Lutheran Stone Church in Loganville, with Pastor Erich Hartenberger officiating.  Lunch followed the service and a visitation was held prior.  The Picha Funeral Home in Wonewoc is assisting the family. 

His Obituary

Cremains Scattering Service

On Saturday, December 9, 2017, Ken was remembered by Circle Sanctuary Community members, friends and family with a Memorial Circle and Ashes Scattering at Circle Sanctuary Nature Preserve near Barneveld, Wisconsin.

Ken's Memorial Circle was held indoors at the Circle Sanctuary Temple.  It began at 1 pm and was facilitated by Rev. Selena Fox, assisted by others.  The Circle included the sharing of some memories and perspectives.

The Memorial Circle was followed by the scattering of some of Ken's ashes in the restored prairie section of Circle Cemetery, which is about a ten minute walk from the buildings.

A social in the Temple followed the Ashes Scattering.  

Memorial Donations

In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to establish a fund for his children.  More information on that will be made available soon.

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