Leslie Ann Miron

Leslie Miron, 66, Green Bay, passed away peacefully on Friday, March 15th, 2024, at Bellin Hospital with family by her side. She was born Leslie Ann Kramer on July 7th, 1957, in Chicago, IL to mother Audrey Ann(Antczak) Kramer and father David Ernst Kramer. Her family settled in Green Bay in 1966. Leslie graduated from Preble High School in 1975, then attended NWTI, taking courses in accounting, while working at the White Store. Leslie played softball for the 616 CLUB women’s fast-pitch team (1977-1984), winning many CityLeague Championships. She worked as an office manager for DeCoster Construction Co. for many years, becoming quite proficient in the construction business, ultimately ending her career at Consolidated Construction. Leslie loved dogs, especially boxers, and working with Green Acres Boxer Rescue. She fostered and adopted quite a few boxers over the years. She always took the older dogs to give them a final forever home. Leslie was a loving and caring wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. Her grandkids called her Mimi. She loved shopping online and spoiling them with lots of gifts. Leslie liked following football and was a huge Packers fan. She enjoyed entertaining friends, especially cooking for them and enjoying cocktails on the deck. Her favorite happy place was up at her north woods cottage, sitting on the deck or out on the pontoon boat. Leslie had a contagious smile and was a joy to be around. She will be sadly missed by her husband, Jack Miron, her puppy, Douglas Winkerbean, daughters Erin Kudanovych (Dan), Ellen Miron, and stepdaughter Stacy Hansen (Bryan), and grandchildren Henry, Kyle, Corbin, Hugo, Ruby, and Ellen’s fur baby Wally.Leslie is also survived by two sisters, Karen Middlecamp (Mike), Gina Reynolds (Paul), her brother Dave Kramer (Andy), stepmother Gwen Kramer, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by both her parents. Thank you to everyone who gave her loving support during her seven-year struggle with quadriplegia. Special thanks to her aquatic therapist and friend, Bonnie Murray at the CP center, Dr. BryanKnapp, Brittany Nor, APNP, the Bellin Neuro Team, and all the wonderful nurses and staff at Bellin Hospital. In lieu of flowers, Leslie would prefer a donation to the Green Acres Boxer Rescue or the GreenBay Humane Society.