Devin Joseph Kloepfer passed away on Friday April 26th at Journeycare Hospice House in Barrington, IL, surrounded by mother and stepfather. Born on January 26th, 1993, in Monroe, WI, he was the son of

 Kellie ( Wilson ) Wilde and Justin Kloepfer.

 Devin's zest for life was adorned with a profound love of music, particularly 80’s rock, which he shared with his father through their guitar sessions. His passion for cinema found solace in classics like The Lion King, The Wizard Of Oz, and Norbit, while his laughter echoed alongside characters from SpongeBob and Tom and Jerry and the Three Stooges.

Renowned for his infectious humor, Devin loved to quote movies, especially Norbit, he never failed to lighten the mood. He found joy in simple pleasures like fishing, swimming, and family gatherings, often bonding over sports games, particularly rooting for the Brewers and the WI Badgers alongside his grandparents, Alan and Emmy Wilson, despite his unwavering loyalty to the Chicago Bears.

  "In remembrance of Devin, we honor his legacy by generously donating his eyes, thus granting the gift of sight to someone in need. Through this act of kindness, he not only bestowed vision upon another, but also contributed to advancing medical research, for others with medical conditions like him. Ensuring that his spirit of compassion continues to illuminate the lives of many."

Devin is survived by his Parents.

Kellie ( Dennis ) Wilde of Monroe WI

Justin Kloepfer of Fox Lake IL

Dianna Kloepfer of Beloit WI

Grandparents 

Emmy Wilson of Monroe WI

Thomas Kloepfer of Martintown WI

Mike and Cindy Jones of Brodhead WI

Siblings

Alicia ( Jon ) Johnson of Argyle WI

Collyn Wilde of Monroe WI

Bailey Kloepfer of Sheboygan

Riley Kloepfer of Beloit WI

Michyl ( Mercy ) Wilde of Monroe WI

Dylon ( Britt ) Wilde of Madison WI

Nephews

Bryant, Troy, Leo

Nieces

Letty, Aryn, Cora

Devin was preceded in death by 

Grandfather Alan (Gene ) Wilson

Grandmothers

Carol Baker 

Julie Kloepfer

A celebration of life will be held on May 4th at the American Legion in Monroe WI

from 11 to 2.