Angeline Haase

(Nee Kadlec) Born to Eternal Life on March 28th, 2013. Angeline was born on March 29th, 1923 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Sylvia (nee Zik) and Frank Kadlec. She graduated North Division High School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Angeline passionately worked for many years at Anchor Paint as a bookkeeper. She married the late Harvey Arthur Haase on June 26, 1943. Angeline and Harvey enjoyed their life together in Waukesha and New Berlin, Wisconsin for more than 58 years.

Angeline was a kind and caring woman who was always optimistic and smiling. She touched everyone she knew with her love. She was a devout Catholic who was dedicated to her faith. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, daughter and friend. She enjoyed life. She loved traveling, going to basketball games, attending mass, fishing, watching birds, enjoying nature, spending time with her family and visiting with friends. Angeline touched many with her kind words and positive, loving attitude. She will be missed by all.

Angeline is survived by: her only child, son, Bronson (Jackie) Haase of Hartland, Wisconsin; three grandchildren: Kim (John) Besmer of Madison, Wisconsin, Kerryann (Joe) Minton of Chicago, Illinois, and Craig (Gina) Haase of Hartland, Wisconsin; four great grandchildren: Coleman and Tobias Besmer, Jay and Ava Haase; and her sister Mary June Posanski of Brookfield, Wisconsin.

Angeline was preceded in death by her husband Harvey who was born to Eternal Life on October 5, 2001.

Visitation: Dear friends and family of Angeline are invited to attend the visitation on Thursday, April 18th from 11.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. at Mary Queen of Heaven Church, 2322 S. 106th St., West Allis, Wisconsin.

Services: The Mass of Christian Burial will be immediately following the visitation at 12.00 p.m. at Mary Queen of Heaven Church with Fr. Michael Merkt as presider.

A private entombment will be at Wisconsin Memorial Park.

In lieu of flowers, memorials have been established in her name to Mary Queen of Heaven Church or The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Angie's dear friends and wonderful neighbors who loved and helped her in so many ways over the years.

To Angie's "family" of care-givers at Care-Age of Brookfield: We will always remember and be eternally thankful for the kind, loving, and compassionate care you gave to Angie and all the support you gave to us over the last 12 months. Care-Age is such a special place because of each of you. You will always hold a special place in our hearts.

We also give thanks for the extra special care and support provided by the "team" from Allay Hospice. Your support to Angie and to us was remarkable as we went on this journey.

"Love One Another As I Have Loved You"