Kurt M. Kujawa
Kurt M. Kujawa , Age 72
Kurt M. Kujawa, age 72, of Lyndon Station, passed away suddenly on Thursday, September 25, 2025, at SSM St. Clare Hospital in Baraboo.
Kurt was born to Frank and Clara (Czerwinkski) Kujawa on December 27, 1952 in Chicago, IL. He graduated from Lane Tech College Prep High School; Class of 1971. Kurt was united in marriage to Christine on June 29, 1979 in Chicago, IL. He worked for Continental Canning until 1995. Then, he moved his family to the area, when he and his wife owned LaRue Tavern then opened Fatman's Pizza in Baraboo. He was a man of many talents, an avid fisherman, gun collector, woodworker and master sausage maker. Kurt also enjoyed cooking and smoking meats.
Kurt is survived by his wife of 46 years, Christine and his daughter, Charisse; nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters and a brother.
Per Kurt’s wishes, a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.
Condolences
Randy Klingenmeyer September 26, 2025
Friend Anchorage , Alaska
Hi Christine, this news saddens my heart. So sorry for your loss I have really enjoyed my time with both of you!
JODIE Robertson September 27, 2025
LaRue Patroh and Friend North Freedom , Wisconsin
We did have some good times. Thanks for the wonderful memories. Glad I didn't burn the place down.
Randy Reinfeldt September 27, 2025
Friend Las Vegas , Nevada
I wanted to extend my sincere condolences to Kurt’s family and friends. I have many memories of Kurt from his years of owning the pizza business and the LaRue Tavern as I was a frequent customer of the Tavern. Was such a nice place and Kurt was such a great guy and business owner. Thanks for the memories Kurt save me a Large Meat Lovers Pizza and a cold beer for when I see you on the other side! May you rest in eternal peace!!
AL DOERING September 27, 2025
FRIEND NORTH FREEDOM , Wisconsin
Chris so sorry to hear of Kurt's passing. It was a pleasure speaking with Kurt . He was a brilliant man and a great friend.
Susan Holding & Gary Holmes September 27, 2025
Friend North Freedom , Wisconsin
Chris, Gary and I send our condolences. We so enjoyed our time at LaRue. May you find comfort in your memories, Susan
Mary Klingenmeyer September 28, 2025
Friend BARABOO , Wisconsin
Chris, friends and I were recently reminiscing about your your time in LaRue. I know Darrell and I really enjoyed getting to know all of you. I'm so very sorry for your loss. Keeping you all in my heart and prayers.
Lori Sears September 29, 2025
Friend Macomb , Illinois
I’m so sorry to hear this news. I have thought of Kurt and Chris many times as i still travel back to Baraboo to see family. I’ll never forget the good times at LaRue Tavern, eating pizza and Kurt teaching me how to make cheesecake. Prayers for Chris and the family. Rest in peace Kurt.
Leon & Marja Lawrecki October 11, 2025
Friends Rolling Meadows , Illinois
Dear Family, we are saddened to learn of Kurt's passing. Every time we ass the tavern.we fondly remember Kurt : his fantastic dinners, pizza, smooth jazz and sharing stories about Lane Tech and Chicago. Rest in eternal.peace my friend .
Vickie Stone October 12, 2025
Friend Madisonville , Kentucky
Christine I just saw this and I'm so sorry hearing this about Kurt. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Hope Phil was there to greet him.
Beth Bomstein (Burris) October 30, 2025
Friend New Lisbon , Wisconsin
Chris, I'm so very sorry to hear this. I only just now found out, and I hope you're hanging in there. I have so many childhood memories with you, Kurt, Casey(Seth), and Clara. Sending you big hugs
Beth Bomstein(Burris) October 30, 2025
Friend New Lisbon , Wisconsin
Chris, I'm so very sorry to hear this. I just note found out, and I hope you're hanging in there. I have many childhood memories with you, Kurt, Casey(Seth), and Clara. Sending you big hugs!
Tom and Mary Jo Doepke November 05, 2025
Neighbors North Freedom , Wisconsin
Chris, our sincere condolences of Kurt’s passing. Just found out now by reading Bud Brauns obituary who was a neighbor who lived up the road from us. We’ll always remember Kurt from LaRue Bar. He made the best pizzas…….