Wisth, James "Jimmy" A. Age 67. Passed into Eternal Life on September 15, 2017, in his Bayside home of 52 years surrounded by his loving family. He was born on June 5, 1950, the beloved son of Arthur and the late Eleanor Wisth. Cherished brother of Jean (John) Gorski & William Wisth. Doting uncle of Jennifer (Douglas) Stephenson, Jason Gorski, Robert Yench, Cassie, Cara, Michael, & Carly Wisth. Adoring great-uncle of Avery Lynn, Colin, & Michael Jr. Dear cousin of Deedra Blonien, Danny, & Diane Nabke. Loving relative of Laura Innis & Darice Yench. Devoted daddy to his beloved dog, Buddy. Further survived by other family and many friends. Jim overcame life's challenges and led a very successful life. Jimmy was an affectionate, pure & genuine friend to all who knew him. He enjoyed shooting paint balls at State Fair with his close friend Gene. He treasured going out to lunch & shopping with Katie. Jim loved to snack on his friend Sonny's donuts while they worked. He relished the time spent around the bonfire with his neighbors on Beaver Dam Lake. Jim loved his special lake in Minocqua where he would swim, tube with Tom's family, fish, & barbeque. Jim was a long-time member & proud usher of Fox Point Lutheran Church. He was friends with all of his neighbors in Bayside, especially Kathy, Pat, Gene & Rosie, & was always willing to help carry in groceries or collect their mail. He was also friends with all of the Bayside Police officers, especially Chief McConnell. Jim loved the people at the Alexian Village day program, especially Fran, Sunshine, Jean, & the whole bunch. Thanks to Drs Mueller, Connelly, & Siker and all the caring staff of Froedtert Cancer Center. Special thanks to his long-time physician Dr.Schnitzler and the wonderful staff of Highland Family Health, especially Sharon & Rochelle. Hometown Hospice provided excellent support for his last days. Visitation Monday, October 2, 2017, beginning at 3PM with services at 4PM. FOX POINT LUTHERAN CHURCH, 7510 N Santa Monica Blvd. Internment at 11AM on Tuesday, October 3, 2017, at Pinelawn Memorial Park, Main Gate. Jim was always smiling and happy; he really enjoyed life. Jimmy will be fondly remembered & dearly missed. Memorials appreciated to Fox Point Lutheran Church. As Jim always said, "Have a good day now."