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HENRY N. STORCK
RAYMOND STORCK
HENRY G. STORCK
Slinger Historical Album
Schleisingerville to Slinger
125 Years  1869-1994

Henry N. Storck, born 1874, was the oldest child of H. Charles Storck. Henry served as president of the Storck family business from 1904 until it was sold in 1946 to outside investors. In 1910 Henry tore down his father's old house behind the brewery and built a large residence at 306 Elm Street. Henry's oldest son, Raymond, was born in 1900 in the Storck home adjacent to the brewery. Ray lived his entire life in Slinger. He served as brewmaster from the time prohibition was ended in 1933 until the business was sold, and continued as general manager until 1952. Ray also served 25 years as Washington County (Wisconsin) Supervisor. Ray lived at 527 Kettle Moraine Dr. S. He passed away in 1966.

At the time of the plant closing, the Storck plant averaged about 12,000 barrels of beer per year. About 85% of the production was bottled at the plant.

Henry G. Storck, son of Henry N., also worked at the Storck Brewery. He lived at 106 Water Street. Henry was a WWII veteran; he naver married. Henry died in December 1993. He was the last to carry on the Storck name in Slinger.