In loving memory of Daniel N. Kiesow. With profound sadness, yet steadfast faith, we remember and celebrate the life of Daniel Nathaniel Kiesow, who on August 2, 2026, was welcomed home into the loving arms of God and joyfully reunited with the family and loved ones who had gone before him. Born in Hales Corners, Wisconsin, Daniel's earthly journey came to a peaceful close at Aurora Medical Center in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, leaving behind a legacy of unwavering love, laughter, and devotion to his family.

Daniel was preceded in death by his parents, Otto and Erna Kiesow; his sisters, Barbara, Jeanette, and Marlene, who passed as a child; and many other countless cousins and family members whom he loved dearly and carried in his heart.

Daniel devoted 35 years as a CNC machinist at Dynex/Rivett in Pewaukee. While he took pride in his work, it was never what defined him. His greatest joy, greatest accomplishment, and greatest purpose in life was his family. He was a devoted father, loving grandfather, brother, cousin, and friend.

Daniel found joy in life's simple blessings. He loved motorcycles, classic car shows, playing his guitar, listening to music—especially Johnny Cash, the "Man in Black", sharing great meals at his favorite restaurants, and making memories with those he loved. Whether it was a family dinner, a trip to the county fair, or simply sitting together telling stories and laughing, those moments were what mattered most to him. He never measured his wealth by what he owned, but by the people gathered around his table.

He leaves behind his beloved wife, Elaine, and five children, Ryan, Brandi, Jesse, Nicholas, and Danielle, from his earlier marriage to Karen Leach; his stepchild, Timothy (Sarah) Harrison; and his cherished grandchildren: Ava, Jay, Brayden, Alexis, Karli, Ethan, Aubri, Ricky, and Benjamin. He also leaves behind countless cousins, extended family members, and dear friends whose lives were made richer simply by knowing him.

Family and friends are invited to celebrate Daniel's life Saturday, August 15, 2026, at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 1611 E. Main St. Watertown, from 10am until time of service at 12pm. Entombment will follow at Glenview Memorial Gardens in Ixonia. Flowers may be sent to church or memorial donations to the family. 

"Well done, good and faithful servant." — Matthew 25:23

Daniel's life was a blessing, his memory a treasure, and his love will live on in the hearts of all who knew him. His family finds peace in knowing that, by God's grace, they will see him again.