Lilliana Kicherer's Funeral Mass Video

Lilliana R. Kicherer, age 15, of Hortonville, Wisconsin completed her earthly journey on Monday, December 4, 2023 and is no longer constricted with Canavan Disease. Lilliana was born in Appleton on April 21, 2008 to Kevin and Tiffany (Bohman) Kicherer. She enjoyed music and being pushed around in her wheelchair on the dance floor. She liked riding horses, being on the boat, splashing around at the pool, spending time with her aunts, uncles, and cousins, camping, and campfires at the family pond. She especially loved time with family and was very close with her brother and sisters. All the family commotion always made her laugh and smile. The more obnoxious something was, the more she enjoyed it! She enjoyed being with her peers in school, watching movies, and going to public events to be with people.  In her younger years, she would burst out laughing over silly noises. She loved her mom, and they had a very close relationship, even sharing a secret or two, but Lilliana was a "daddy's girl" and her eyes would light up when she heard his motorcycle pull in. She loved the comfort of touch and loved looking at the beautiful Christmas lights. She was always involved and nothing stopped her from enjoying time with her family.

Lilliana is survived by her parents, Kevin and Tiffany; her siblings, Analiese, Penelope, Olivette, Emmalynn, and Jeremiah; her grandparents, Tom and Sue Bohman, and Jim Kicherer; her great grandfather, Ken Huss. She is further survived by her aunts; Mandy (Greg), Jerica (Jared), Lisa (special friend Lance), and Kelly (David); her uncles, Jason (Gayla) and J.J.; her cousins, Frannie, Adella, Aurora, Jasper, Breanna (Jon), Cody (Tif), Devin, Kevin (Kelsie), Kyle (Angela), Dylen, Logan, Josie, and Brynn; along with numerous other family and friends.

Lilliana was preceded in death by her grandma, Julie Kicherer; great grandparents, Ed (Margaret) Bohman, Rosie Huss, and Ardis Hewitt.

Thank you to the special teachers, staff, and her peers in the New London School District as well as to the staff at Country Kids and the staff at the Childrens Hospital and ThedaCare. Also, thanks to the Dale-Medina First Responders. Thank you also to everyone who has supported the family in these last few months for their love and support. You are all near to our hearts.

The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, December 11, 2023 at Most Precious Blood Catholic Church in New London, Wisconsin, with Fr. John Kleinschmidt officiating. Visitation will be at the church from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will be in the parish cemetery.