IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Danjuel Lee
Decker

Oct 14, 1970 — Nov 9, 2026

Sheboygan

Obituary

Danjuel Lee Decker, age 56, was welcomed into the arms of angels on Monday, November 9, 2026. She was born in Milwaukee on October 14, 1970 to Dwight Decker and Candace (Helbling) Karau.

Danjuel was a hard worker all of her life. She worked in many areas of the medical field, including GE Health as a support team member, as well as earning her CNA license later in life. She was a single mom who worked multiple jobs at times. She was a Quality Control Technician in Sheboygan as well, working side by side with her son and inspiring him to work in the field. She always did her best to ensure her son had the best education and opportunities. In her free time, she loved all things Wisconsin sports. Her family remembers stories of Danjuel attending the 1982 Brewers games, when they became “Harvey’s Wallbangers” and took home the franchise’s first pennant. She and her son Austin were at Fiserv Forum in 2021 when the Bucks brought home the championship, and although her health was failing when the Brewers once again claimed the pennant this year, she was able to see the game from the hospital room. Danjuel loved her grand-fur babies as well, and always had a positive view on life even when smiling wasn’t easy. She will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. When you see a beautiful sunset or see the sun shining on a beautiful autumn day, think of Danjuel and smile.

Danjuel is survived by her son Austin Rischman (Kayla Behr), her mom Candace Karau (Greg Harrison), and her sister Jodi Decker. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Danjuel is preceded in death by her dad Dwight Decker, and her brother Shannon Decker.

A Celebration of Life will take place at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Brother Town Indian Nation Inc. https://brothertownindians.org and The Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation at www.lombardifoundation.org.

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