Funeral Service for Nickolas Allen Wittrock, 24 of Wilmot, SD will be held on Friday, April 19, 2024, at 1:00 P.M. at Wilmot Lutheran Church, Wilmot, SD. Officiating will be Rev. Kay Reeb. Pall bearers will be Kyrin Chaloupka, Caleb Remund, Tucker Hickman, Levi Kane, Sean Lorenzen, and Justin Feather. Honorary Pall bears will be Kyle Wittrock, Danny Wittrock, Donny Wittrock, and Dylon Wittrock. Visitation will be at the Wilmot Lutheran Church on Thursday, April 18, 2024, from 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Interment will be at the Wilmot Community Cemetery, Wilmot, SD. The Cahill Funeral Chapel, Sisseton, SD is in charge of funeral arrangements.

Nickolas was born in Milbank, South Dakota on April 19th, 1999, to parents Joyce (Greiner) and Marty Wittrock. He is the youngest of five boys. He grew up primarily in Wilmot, South Dakota where he attended school and graduated from Wilmot High School. He loved his hometown. He met the love of his life and moved to Watertown with her where they first started their family, but they travelled home to Wilmot frequently. They eventually moved back to Wilmot to be close to both of their families. They got married on September 16th, 2022, and 7 months later found out that they were expecting a baby boy. Nickolas's proudest moments were those of being a father. He loved his family. He is the father to five children ranging in age from 5 months to 10 years old. He loved to share his hobbies and values with his kids, often taking them hunting/fishing or having them help him work in the garage or in the yard. He was a man of many self-taught skills. He believed in hard work and fixing things yourself when you could. One of his lifelong careers and hobbies was working on vehicles. He also enjoyed frisbee golf, camping and listening to music. One of his favorite things about living in Wilmot was living so close to the family farm and the house where his dad grew up. He loved God's country and spent many days out there with his beloved dogs. He always said he felt closest to God when he was out in nature. He was a member of the Wilmot Lutheran Church. Nickolas is a beloved husband, father, son, and brother. His friends were family to him, and he would do anything for anyone. Nickolas passed away on April 10, 2024 at Milbank Area Hospital Avera, Milbank, SD.

Nickolas is survived by his wife, Allison Wittrock of Wilmot, SD; his five children, Alex Huber of Wilmot, SD, Noah Dykes of Parkston, SD, Addison and Avery Lehrke of Wilmot, SD and Nash Wittrock of Wilmot,  SD; his parents, Marty and Joyce Wittrock of Wilmot, SD; four brothers, Kyle (Katie) Wittrock of Milbank, SD, Danny (Casey) Wittrock of Sioux Falls, SD, Donny Wittrock of  Sioux Falls, SD and Dylon Wittrock of Wilmot, SD; in-laws, Denny and (Lynelle) Lehrke of Sisseton, SD; and Amie (Andrew) Hudson of Watertown, SD; grandfather Marlowe Vreim of Wilmot, SD; nieces and nephews, Brytten, Wittrock, Conway Berkner and Jace Wittrock, Gavin, Waylon, and Brenlyn Sanderson; sisters -in-law, Lauren (Lloyd) Sanderson of Oklahoma City, OK, Avery Hudson, Audrey Hudson, and Alayna Hudson all of Watertown, SD; brothers-in-law, Dustin Lehrke of Georgia, Juven Hudson and Zack Hudson of Watertown, SD;  grandparents Dean ( Diane) Lehrke of Sisseton, SD, Christal Flannery of Sisseton, SD, Cynthia and Gerald Steiner of Sisseton, SD and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Nickolas was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather Harold Wittrock and paternal grandmother Rita Vreim; maternal grandmother Marlys Greiner and maternal grandfather Lloyd Greiner and niece Myla Wittrock; Uncle Lynn Greiner (infant), Dwight Grant, Reed Birney, Bruce Giossi, Jerry Wittrock; Aunts, Debbie Wittrock, and Julie Birney.