Wolfgram, Carl (Skip) W.Carl (Skip) W. Wolfgram, 67, Suamico, passed away with family by his side on Wednesday, February 22, 2017. He was born on Dec. 12, 1949 to the late Carl and Arlene (Miller) Wolfgram Sr. Skip grew up in Wabeno, WI and graduated from the high school there. Skip served in the U.S. Army and had an honorable discharge in 1972. He was employed by the US Postal Service as a mail carrier and took great pride in that career until his retirement. Until his recent passing, Skip kept in touch with the local business owners in which he had delivered mail to for many years, along with the customers on his mail route who became some of his closest friends. Skip enjoyed fishing, hunting and riding motorcycles in his free time. He was also a Green Bay Packer fan and never missed watching a game.Skip found joy most recently in anticipating the birth of his son's (Jason) twins, his daughter's (Michelle) wedding, visiting with his three grandchildren (Tessa, Trista and Emma) and taking great pride in knowing his son-in-law (Donny) was following in his footsteps by recently starting a career with the US Postal Service. Survivors include his children, Stephanie (Donny) Harju of Suamico and their children, Tessa and Trista; Michelle Wolfgram and James Koehler of Bellevue and their daughter, Emma; Jason (Kiara) Wolfgram of Little Suamico, who have two twin girls on the way; their mother, Deb Wolfgram of Howard who held a special place in Skip's heart; sister, Sandy (Karl) Mason of Cecil. Skip is also survived by nieces, nephews, extended family, friends and his special dog Chance.Family and friends may call at the Pfotenhauer Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Howard-Suamico location, 1145 Cardinal Lane, on Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017 from 4:00 until 6:00 p.m. Funeral Service will be held at 6:00 p.m. at the funeral home with Pastor Brad Snyder (Mt. Olive Lutheran Church) officiating. Military Honors to follow. Online condolences welcome at www.PfotenhauerFuneralHome.comSkip's family extends a special thank you to: Officer Greg with the Brown County Sheriff's Department, local paramedics and the Emergency Room staff at St. Vincent Hospital. Skip was treated with great care, respect and dignity in his last hours of life.