A funeral is scheduled for Kaltenberg at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 12 at VAHS, 234 Wildcat Way, according to Gunderson Funeral and Cremation Care. Visitation will begin at 10 a.m. until the time of the service, with a burial to follow at Verona Cemetery.

Tanner Kaltenberg was a 2021 graduate of Verona Area High School. He died alongside two other Marines on Sunday, July 23 while serving at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.

Lance Corporal Kaltenberg was a 2021 graduate of Verona Area High School (VAHS). He was found dead alongside two Marines in a privately owned car outside of a Speedway gas station in Hampstead, North Carolina – close to where the three Marines were stationed at Camp Lejeune.

“Our hearts are heavy for Lance Corporal Tanner Kaltenberg’s loved ones, fellow Marines and the Verona community as they mourn this tragic loss,” Evers said. “We honor him for his services and selflessness as he is laid to rest in his home state.

Memorials may be gifted in Kaltenberg’s name to Make-A-Wish Foundation of Wisconsin, Dane County Toys for Tots or the Verona Area Youth Hockey Association, according to Gunderson. Those interested can express online condolences at gundersonfh.com.

Utilities will send out locators who will come and mark the approximate location of buried utilities with paint or flags so that whoever is doing the digging can avoid them.  Each utility type corresponds to a specific color of paint or a flag – for examples, gas lines are marked with yellow paint or flags. Work being performed by contractors is almost always in the right-of-way, or within an existing utility easement.  Residents shouldn’t mow over, or remove the flags, especially if they value their water, sewer, gas, internet, phone, or other services.

According to an AP report, autopsies performed on Wednesday, July 26 determined the deaths resulted from carbon monoxide poisoning.

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At some point in time, you’ve probably noticed small colored flags placed in your yard or around town.  Sometimes the ground is also marked with different colors of paint.  If you have these flags and paint in your yard, it means that someone in the area is planning to dig and they did the responsible thing and called 811.  This allows utilities to come out and mark their buried lines before the project beings.

Governor Tony Evers announced today that the United States and Wisconsin flags will fly at half-staff on Saturday, Aug. 12 in honor of 19-year-old Marine Tanner Kaltenberg who died in July, according to Channel 3000.