John J Fangman MD
John J Fangman MD
John J Fangman is an Infectious Disease Specialist in Milwaukee, WI and graduated from University of Minnesota Medical School in 1994. With 23 years of experience under his belt, Dr. Fangman has been practicing for 23 years.
He currently practices at Froedtert & The Medical College #3 in Milwaukee, WI and is affiliated with Aurora Sinai Medical Center and Aurora St Luke’s Medical Center. He accepts multiple insurance plans such as Aetna, Medicare and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois.
Early Life and Education
Early education has a profound effect on children’s lives, helping them develop social skills, emotional intelligence and the capacity to interact with others.
Unfortunately, quality pre-primary education is not widely accessible in many countries. Untrained teachers and inadequate learning environments have a detrimental effect on millions of young children’s experiences.
Recent study examined the effect of the flu pandemic on early childhood education programs, discovering that it had a detrimental effect on learning. In some cases, it even compromised teaching quality and relationships between educators and families.
Professional Career
John Fangman MD is an expert physician in the fields of Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. His medical training includes a degree from the University of Minnesota’s medical school; an internship and residency at Harvard Medical School; as well as a fellowship in Infectious Diseases from Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
As a healthcare provider, he has earned a reputation as an expert in Infectious Diseases. He is affiliated with Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital and holds membership at the Medical College of Wisconsin; additionally to his clinical practice he also conducts clinical research. To put it simply: he’s dedicated to providing patients and their families with the best possible outcomes.
Achievements and Honors
John Fangman received numerous accolades and awards for his work. These included a Guggenheim Fellowship, Koussevitzky Foundation Commission, Opera America Discovery Grant and 47th UWRF Commissioned Composer Award.
His compositions encompass a wide range of genres, such as orchestral, electroacoustic and vocal music. He draws inspiration from an eclectic range of sources – from Beethoven to bluegrass music – in creating each work.
He is survived by his wife Rosalyn; children Cyndy (Jim) Powers of Spirit Lake; Rick Fangman of Cedar Rapids; Kelly Wunsch of Garner; and Joney Coldagelli of New Prague, Minnesota; grandchildren Julie Shaffer from Urbandale and Molly Aranda of O’Fallon Missouri; Megan Jilg from Alton Iowa; Matthew Wunsch from Tulsa Oklahoma; Alexandra Fangman also living in Cedar Rapids; Madeline Taylor in Ankeny; Michael Coldagelli of Eagan Minnesota and Chloe Coldagelli from New Prague Minnesota; great grandchildren Joseph Aranda Jacob Aranda Grace John Paul Aranda Mary Aranda Hannah Shaffer Claire Jilg Calvin Jilg Oliver Jilg all living; sister-in-law Ethel Kohlhaas from LuVerne as well as numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, friends gathered around him all along with many extended families including nieces/ nephews/aunties!
Personal Life
John Fangman enjoyed a happy life with his beloved wife of more than 65 years, Barbara. Together they raised seven children and were renowned for their kindness and generosity towards others.
He loved red wine, dancing, gourmet meals and big cities. A successful salesman with an affinity for international travel, he would brighten family gatherings with stories about his European adventures or by singing a cappella at the top of his voice.
He was an accomplished woodworker who created rocking horses for each of his grandchildren. Additionally, he served as president of the Iowa and Nebraska Farm Equipment Dealers Association, was a longtime member of Britt Lions Club, and received his Fourth Degree Knighthood from Columbus. An avid fisherman himself, he enjoyed fishing trips to Canada and South Dakota with his family during retirement.