Obit: Hasz, Lois J. #2 (1927 - 2015)
Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail:
dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Hasz, Davis, Schwanebeck, Hilliard, Ziebart, Helm, Schoessow
----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 7/01/2015
Hasz, Lois J. (18 March 1927 - 22 June 2015)
Lois J. Hasz, 88, of rural Granton entered the eternal embrace of her loving
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Monday morning, June 22, 2015. Lois was born March
18, 1927, to Charles and Doris (Davis) Schwanebeck in the Town of Sherwood in
Clark County.
At St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Sherwood, Lois was born again through the
waters of Holy Baptism and later was confirmed in the Lutheran faith - a faith
that sustained her throughout her life. Lois was a 1945 graduate of Neillsville
High School. May 1, 1948, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Lois married the love
of her life, Albert H. Hasz, after which she farmed with Albert until August
1991. Together Lois and Albert had four boys and were married 60 years.
Lois loved her rural upbringing and the life with Albert on the farm. They made
many, many happy memories working together and raising their family on the farm.
She loved being around and caring for the farm animals and especially loved
cooking for her family, as she was known as a superb cook and baker. Throughout
her life, Lois loved vegetable gardening, tending her many flowerbeds, as well
as preserving much of the produce from her garden; she passed many of these
skills on to her children and grandchildren. Lois also loved sewing and
especially sewing “crazy” quilts for Lutheran World Relief.
After retiring from farming with Albert, Lois used her skills and creativity as
a baker to craft and sell outstanding wedding cakes. She was loved for her
skills at making special themed birthday cakes for her grandchildren and others.
Lois also became cook and an active member of the Granton Rotary Club, where she
earned the prestigious Paul Harris Fellowship award for service to her
community.
Lois was an active member in her local church congregation, Zion Lutheran
Church, in the ladies Aid and the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League. Lois was
also a lifetime member of the Granton FFA Alumni, as well as a member of the
Granton Rotary and Senior Citizens organizations. She and Albert were also
life-time members of the Southern Clark County Sportsman’s Club. Lois loved to
play cards at the clubhouse, now the Granton Community Center.
Lois is survived by her children: Roger (Dawn) Hasz of Granton, Leroy (Marcia)
Hasz of Chili, Thomas (Theresa) Hasz of Granton, and Darryl (Justine) Hasz of
Wisconsin Rapids; grandchildren: Christopher (Stacy) Hasz, Melissa (Nate)
Hilliard, Patricia Hasz, Nathaniel Hasz, Justin Hasz, Erin Hasz, Taylor Hasz,
Matthew (Shelly) Hasz, Brandon Hasz, and Hannah Hasz; great-grandchild, Emmalin
Hasz; and sister, Joyce (Herb) Zickert.
Lois was preceded in death by husband, Albert; parents, Charles and Doris;
sister, Nona; and brothers: Ivan and Wayne.
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Friday, June 26, 2015, at Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church, W2880 Granton Road, in Granton. Pastor Daniel Schoessow
officiated. Caroline Helm, organist, provided music. Visitation was from 5 p.m.
to 9 p.m. Thursday, June 25, 2015 at the Hansen-Schilling Funeral Home, 1010 E.
Veterans Parkway, in Marshfield, and one hour prior to the service at church
Friday. Interment was in Zion Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery in Granton.
The casket bearers were her grandchildren.
The Hasz family thanks the nurses, doctors and staff at the palliative Care Unit
of Ministry St. Joseph’s Hospital for their care during Lois’ short stay there.
Online condolences may be given at
www.hansen-schillingfuneralhome.com.
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