Arlene D. Bellin

Arlene Bellin, a spirited and loving mother, passed away peacefully on October 3, 2026, at the age of 88. Born with a vibrant personality, Arlene brought joy and laughter to everyone around her, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and love. 

Arlene was known for her undeniable sass and stubborn spirit, traits that characterized her zest for life. A devoted Green Bay Packers fan, she embraced her love for sports with unwavering enthusiasm. Arlene also had a soft spot for animals; her passion for both dogs and cats reflected her nurturing nature and love for furry companions. Music was another of her great joys, especially the smooth tunes of Elvis and the heartfelt sounds of country music, particularly the timeless melodies of Alabama. 

In her day-to-day life, Arlene found delight in the simplest pleasures, whether it was sipping her beloved coffee or getting lost in a crossword puzzle. Her green thumb brought life to her home as she lovingly tended to her plants and flowers. Arlene was also a fiercely dedicated bingo player and enjoyed the thrill of testing her luck at the slot machines, all while collecting an array of knick-knacks that represented her vibrant personality. 

Arlene is survived by her children, Jerry Pintor Jr., Tammy (Bill Faber) Brieske-Faber, Geralene Pintor, and Betty Jo Pintor; grandchildren: Krissy (Dave) Hammond, Tracy (David) Potter, Brian Brieske, Katie (Jesus) Cruz, Joseph (Stacy) Rauth, Jasmine (Adam) Vreeke, Jade (Nathaneal) Kunda, Sarah (Kumar) Steffes; many great grandchildren, other relatives and many friends. Preceded in death by her parents, William & Elizabeth Koepsel, husband, Don Bellin, and siblings, Bill Jr., Betsy, Annabelle, and Audrey.

A private memorial service will be held at Washington County Memorial Park, in West Bend. Immediately following the service, Arlene will be laid to rest with her beloved husband, Donald.

The family would like to especially thank the staff at Compassionate Heights-Beechwood, for all of their wonderful and loving care they provided to Arlene.