Wayne Robert Musch, 61, passed away peacefully on September 5th 2026 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton, WI. Born on April 28th 1965 in Wisconsin Rapids to the late Barbara Musch. He grew up in Sheboygan Falls where he excelled in athletics and created life-long friendships. Wayne graduated from Sheboygan Falls High School in 1984. He began his professional journey in retail management at Best Buy, where his natural ability to connect with people and passion for mentoring others shined bright. Wayne later transitioned to financial management at First National Bank before retiring and becoming a full-time grandfather.

Wayne believed in the power of family and dedicated his life to creating a loving and supportive home. He was a devoted father to his daughter Taylor Vincent and proud grandfather to Arianna Musch Johnson and Xander Vincent. His grandchildren brought immeasurable joy to his life and he never missed the opportunity to cheer them on at soccer games or be a part of any of their adventures.

Wayne also cared deeply for his other members of his family which included his sister Kathy Vogel, brother-in-law Jeff Vogel. Nephew Riley(Ashley) Vogel, Niece Hannah(Brian) Judd, Uncle Vern Schuetz, Aunt Joan Schuetz, and Cousins Michael (Rezi) Schuetz, Steve(Jessie) Schuetz, Brain (Dorothy) Schuetz. He was preceded in death by his mother Barbara Musch, Richard Yost, brother Jeffery Musch, niece Sarah Anne Vogel and other relatives and friends.

Wayne will be remembered for his infectious laughter, charismatic character and his unwavering loyalty to those he loved. Whether it was a playful tease, a perfectly timed joke or his ability to brighten everyone and anyone's day; Wayne’s humor and light was a gift that made ordinary moments unforgettable. His legacy lives in the hearts of his family, friends and the countless lives he touched throughout his life.

A memorial service will be held to celebrate Wayne’s life on Sunday October 4th 2026 at 1pm at Racer’s Hall in Plymouth WI.

In lieu of flowers the family kindly requests that donations be directed to a memorial fund in his name, honoring Wayne’s greatest love- his family. Contributions will cover memorial costs and to help support his daughter and grandchildren.