Obit:
Contact: Lisa Winner Haas
Email:
lwinner2@verizon.net
Surnames:
----Source: Lisa Haas Scrapbook
Funeral services were held at St.
Bernard's Church, Thorp, on Friday, August 21 for Robert Haas, 77, who passed
away of a heart attack on Tuesday, August 18th. Rev, Francis Brockman officiated
at the ten a.m. service and burial was in St. Bernard's cemetery. He had been in
ill health for several years. He was on route to St. Joseph's Hospital and
passed away near Stanley and was taken to Stanley hospital where he was
pronounced dead on arrival.
Pallbearers were: John Maier,
Alex Soeller, Alex Markowski, Joe Benzschawel, Ray Ketterhagen and Gilbert
Voelker.
Mr. Haas, a retired farmer, was
born on February 26, 1887 at Charleston, Wis. He was married to Irene Baures on
October 10, '17 at St. Bernard's Church at Thorp. They lived on a farm south of
Thorp until March of 1958 when he retired and moved to the city of Thorp.
Surviving are six sons, Melvin,
Wilfred and Richard all of Thorp, Wayne of Stanley, Arnold of Sheboygan and
Gerald of Tacoma, Wash.; four daughters, (Virginia) Mrs. Loren Mullison of
Denver, Colo.; Marie of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; (Coletta) Mrs. Elroy Hurth of
Cadott, (Theresa) Mrs. Robert Smith of Thorp; two brothers, Joe of Stanley and
Casper of Thorp; two sisters, Anna and Margaret of Thorp and 31 grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his
wife, who passed away July 26, 1959, one brother George and three sisters,
Amelia, Elizabeth and Bertha.
Out of town friends and relatives
were from Wausau, Fairchild, Black River Falls, Arcadia, Fountain City,
Menominee, Stanley, Chippewa Falls, Spencer, Galesville, Cadott, Edson,
Neillsville and Medford, Wisconsin and Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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