Todd Allan Wiebke

June 30, 1966 - June 12, 2016

Todd Allan Wiebke of Spring Grove, passed away Sunday, June 12th, 2016 at the age of 49. He was a beloved son, brother, uncle and friend. David and Elaine (Morken) Wiebke celebrated the birth of their son, Todd on June 30th, 1966 in Caledonia, MN. He was baptized and confirmed at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Caledonia. Todd was the second oldest of four siblings. He was a graduate of Spring Grove High School class of 1984, attended University of Wisconsin, La Crosse and graduated from Western Technical College, La Crosse with both a Marketing and Retail Management Associate Degrees. Along with his father David, he owned and operated Wiebke Feedlot. Todd took great pride in his work, managing the cattle and making the farms picture perfect. Todd worked hard at everything he did. Todd appreciated and valued his many friendships throughout his life. His interest in antiques came from his Grandfather Eddie. The time Todd spent with his nephews and niece were so special. They felt his love, they looked up to him and looked forward to the next adventure with him. He would take them for a “day in life of Todd” which usually included checking the farms and cattle, a trip to John Deere and of course to get some ice cream. Todd is deeply loved and will be forever missed and remembered by his parents, David and Elaine Wiebke of Spring Grove, his siblings, Greg (Sharma) Wiebke of Gilbert, AZ, Michele (Martin) Henderson of Chaska, MN and Lisa (Dan) McDonald of Edina, MN, his five nephews, Garrett Wiebke, Logan, Dylan and Austin Henderson, Jack McDonald, his niece, Lauren McDonald and by many loving relatives and wonderful friends. There to greet Todd in heaven are his paternal Grandparents, Fremont and Henrietta Wiebke and his maternal Grandparents, Edwin and Margaret Morken. Six uncles, Garnet, Roger, Delone, Douglas and Gordon Wiebke and recently Marlin (Pete) Petersen, Elaine’s sister Linda’s, beloved husband. A private family service was held and assisted by Roble Funeral Home.