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Memories
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Welcome to Raindance
Located in South Range, Wisconsin, our herd enjoys lush pastures, rolling hills, fields, trails and forests giving us the room we need for all the training, boarding, breeding and riding. The variety of terrain in the surrounding area gives our horses a wider breadth of experience – everything from riding an open field to alongside a road, to trails, to climbing hills in the woods as well as riding alongside, through and over streams. Combine that experience with kids coming to visit and dogs running alongside on our rides and you’ll find our horses to be fairly ‘laid back’ and friendly!
Discover the heart and history of Raindance Farm. Click below to learn more about our cherished legacy and memorable stories.
Welcome to Raindance
Located in South Range, Wisconsin, our herd enjoys lush pastures, rolling hills, fields, trails and forests giving us the room we need for all the training, boarding, breeding and riding. The variety of terrain in the surrounding area gives our horses a wider breadth of experience – everything from riding an open field to alongside a road, to trails, to climbing hills in the woods as well as riding alongside, through and over streams. Combine that experience with kids coming to visit and dogs running alongside on our rides and you’ll find our horses to be fairly ‘laid back’ and friendly!
Discover the heart and history of Raindance Farm. Click below to learn more about our cherished legacy and memorable stories.
Jordan Lee Tucker
November 10, 1990 - November 15, 2008
| Jordan Lee Tucker
Jordan is dearly loved and greatly missed by his mother and step-father, Barbara and Mike Krzenski; father and step-mother, Jeff and Kathi Tucker; sisters Amanda and Breanna Tucker; grandparents, Bob and Danielle Stevens, Karen Tucker, Ron and Jean Tucker; great-grandparents, Mary and Stanley Hill; uncles Brad (Toni) Stevens, Rick (Maureen) Tucker, and aunt Julie (Lowell) Fermenich; step-sister, Amber (Ben) Ward; step-brothers, Jake (Kristy) Krzenski and Jesse Krzenski; numerous cousins; and a multitude of very good friends.
Discover the legacy and cherished memories of Jordan Lee Tucker, dearly loved and greatly missed by his family and friends. Click below to learn more about his remarkable life and the impact he had on those around him.
Jordan Lee Tucker
November 10, 1990 - November 15, 2008
| Jordan Lee Tucker
Jordan is dearly loved and greatly missed by his mother and step-father, Barbara and Mike Krzenski; father and step-mother, Jeff and Kathi Tucker; sisters Amanda and Breanna Tucker; grandparents, Bob and Danielle Stevens, Karen Tucker, Ron and Jean Tucker; great-grandparents, Mary and Stanley Hill; uncles Brad (Toni) Stevens, Rick (Maureen) Tucker, and aunt Julie (Lowell) Fermenich; step-sister, Amber (Ben) Ward; step-brothers, Jake (Kristy) Krzenski and Jesse Krzenski; numerous cousins; and a multitude of very good friends.
Discover the legacy and cherished memories of Jordan Lee Tucker, dearly loved and greatly missed by his family and friends. Click below to learn more about his remarkable life and the impact he had on those around him.
The Windchill’s Tale
In the depths of winter’s chill, a tale of courage and resilience unfolded. Amidst freezing winds and bitter cold, a 9-month-old colt named Wind Chill faced a desperate struggle for survival. Dehydrated, malnourished, and ravaged by frostbite, his plight seemed dire.
Yet, amidst the darkness, compassionate hearts rallied to his aid. Swift action by Kathi Davis and David Stevens brought him to safety, offering hope in the face of despair. With each passing day, Wind Chill’s strength grew, defying the odds stacked against him.
His story resonated far beyond the confines of the farm, inspiring acts of kindness and compassion. Today, as we reflect on his journey, we are reminded of the power of resilience and the unwavering spirit of survival. Wind Chill’s tale is a testament to the indomitable will of the human spirit—a beacon of hope in the coldest of winters.
To know the whole story and why it’s here, click below to visit the Historical Archive Page
