Charles Catholic Church in Cassville and alsoīrothers and sisters: Norman (Patricia) Haas,Ĭassville Francis Haas, Cassville Monroe (Dorothy) Haas,īloomington Bernice (Stuart) Kelper, Amhurst Helen Haas, He entered the United States ArmyĬonstruction and helped build many United States Post Offices He was born on November 12, 1934, in Cassville, the son of Arch and Rose Saturday, March 28, 2009, at Orchard Manor Nursing Services in Cassville is assisting the family. Family and friends called on Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. In addition to his parents, Francis was preceded inĭeath by his brothers: Norman, Louis, LaVerne, andĪ Mass of Christian Burial was held on Wednesday, Sisters-in-law, Ruth Haas and Pat Haas, both of Cassville eighteen niecesĪnd nephews several great-nieces and great-nephews and several great-great Survivors include his brother and sisters: Monroe (Dorothy) Haas, Bloomington Bernice (Robert Stew) Kepler,Īmherst Junction Helen Haas, Oregon Ruth (Dave) Schreiner, Deerfield two He enjoyed bowling, softball, and playing cards. Francis returned to the Cassville area and farmed his grandparentsįarm. Serving his country in Germany until his honorable discharge. Following graduation, he was drafted in the United States Army, Francis graduated from Cassville High School in 1954. Was born on November 16, 1936, the son of Arch and Rose (Reding) Haas. Passed away on Sunday, October 5, 2014, at his home. Prior to the service Saturday at the funeral home. 352 was in Seventh DayĪdventist Cemetery, Cassville. 7080 andĬassville American Legion Post No. Military honors accorded by the Cassville VFW Post No. Saturday, April 19, 2014, at Martin Funeral Home in Cassville, with Sister and brother-in-law, Pearl and Jerry Bussan.įuneral Services were held at 1:00 p.m. He was preceded in death by his parents and his Sharon (Jim) Weisbenner, both of Lancaster and several nieces and With friends and relatives about the old days.Ĭhester is survived by his brother, Marvin,Ĭassville sisters: Betty (Bill) Clauer and Particularly interested in United States and World History and all He continued to farm with his brother after the death of The state winner of the Wisconsin Grassland Farming Contest. Returning from the service, he farmed with his father and brother, He attended Elwell School and graduated from Cassville HighĬhester was a World War II Army Veteran and aĬharter member of the Cassville VFW. This farm was to be his home for the rest of his life.
Moved to the farm they purchased east of Cassville. When Chester was one year old, his parents Chester wasīorn on June 29, 1918, the first child of Henry and Edna (Cardey) In lieu ofįlowers, a memorial fund has been established in Calvins honor.Ĭassville, passed away on Wednesday, April 16, 2014, at the Sister who will forever feel his guiding presence. He will be especially missed by his adoring big Nursing and physician staff who provided care for him at AmericanĬhildrens Hospital, Pediatric and Cardiac Department, in So many, including his family and friends, along with the excellent Schwartz Funeral Home in Lancaster isĬalvins stay with us was a brief 83 days, he touched the lives of A luncheon followed in theĬhurch basement immediately following the service.
Robert Wetter, and Aloys and Bernadine Haas, as well as his uncle Preceded him, including his great grandparents Charlotte Landon, He is joined in heaven by family members who
Marcella Budworth, all of Lancaster, WI, and numerous aunts, unclesĪnd cousins. Grandparents Martha Wetter, Cuba City, WI, Maurice Landon and John & Sister Sophia, all of Spring Green, WI, his grandparents Gary &Ĭhris Haas and Joe & Julie Budworth, both of Lancaster, WI, great
Calvin is survived by his parents, Nate & Jeanna, his Haas, passed away on Monday, Apat UW Hospital &Ĭlinics, Madison, WI, due to complications following a recent heart
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