Family/Spouse: LAMB, Bobbie Jean. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. HASELEY, Alexander David

Family/Spouse: KUNZMANN, Jennifer Lynn. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Leonard Haseley
Jan 14th 1927 - Sep 10th 2013
Leonard Haseley or "Skip" as he was called by all who knew him passed away Tuesday, September 10th. He was born in Jackson, Wisconsin to Eugene and Agnes Haseley in1927. He has loved living in Paw Paw for almost 20 years with his wife of almost 65 years, Betty Jane, and close to his daughter Peggy and her family in Portage. Skip spent most of his early years ,the middle child in a family of 7 children, growing up in Port Washington, Wisconsin. Right out of High School he enlisted in the Navy and was sent to the Pacific theater. After his discharge he came back to Port Washington and married Betty Jane Kirsch whom he had dated in high school. They soon gave birth to a son, David. But, life took a twist and Skip was called back into to the Navy and sent back to the Pacific for the Korean War. Guess they figured he knew the Pacific. After the Korean War he was again discharged and this time for good. He came back to his young family in Port Washington and got a job at the local power company. Skip was not satisfied with being confined inside all day, not to mention working the all too often night shift. During this time Skip and Betty Jane gave birth to daughter Peggy. With his friendly personality and love of people, sales is where he felt he needed to be. One of his brothers was working at a local car dealership and said they were looking for salesmen. Skip jumped at the opportunity. Skip loved spending time with his family so after a few years of working weekends and evenings one of his other brothers, who was working for a lawn and garden manufacturer, encouraged him to pursue a sales position selling lawn and garden equipment. He would spend the next 30 years working in this industry as a successful, much liked and respected sales manager. When he retired from MTD in Cleveland at age 67 he and Betty Jane decided to move back to the central Michigan area where they had once lived and where Peggy & Gary and grandson Shain and his wife Sarah currently reside. Skip loved to sing and for many years sang with the Barber Shoppers. Everyone in the family who received a call from Skip on their birthday also got an added bonus of hearing "Happy Birthday" sung to them. He always had a melody in his voice and a song in his heart. Skip loved seeing his family, all of them, and when living in Port Washington where most lived, he and the family would spend the day visiting them all whether they wanted to or not. Skip is survived by his wife Betty Jane, son David and wife Jenny of Easton, MD, daughter Peggy and husband Gary of Portage, MI, grandson Alexander Haseley and wife Courtney, great granddaughter Avery of Paris, France, grandson Shain and wife Sarah of Scotts, MI. In addition, he is survived by brothers Warren, Donald and Eugene and sisters Phyllis, Carol and Nancy all from Wisconsin. The family will receive friends on Friday, September 13th from 2 to 3pm, at Life Story Funeral Home, 409 S. Main, Vicksburg (269-649-1697). The funeral service will be on Friday at 3pm at the same location. Skip will be buried with military honors at Fort Custer National Cemetery.

Leonard married KIRSCH, Elizabeth Jane on 7 Jan 1948 in Port Washington, Ozaukee County, WI. Elizabeth was born on 1 Oct 1926 in Port Washington, Ozaukee County, WI; died on 8 Oct 2016 in Augusta, Kalamazoo County, MI. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Eugene married RICHERT, Agnes Magdaline on 16 May 1916 in MN. Agnes (daughter of RICHERT, Adolph Paulus and BEUTEL, Maria Magdalena) was born on 21 Jan 1896 in Washington County, MN; died on 16 Jun 1988 in Port Washington, WI. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Rev. A. Haseley, Lake Elmo, Dies
The Rev. Albert Haseley, who served St. Paul's Lutheran church at Lake Elmo during his entire 61 years as a pastor, died Wednesday in a Stillwater hospital. He was 91.
He was graduated from Martin Luther seminary, Buffalo, N. Y, in Rev. Haseley 1891 and went to St. Paul's church. He remained in that pastorate until retiring in November, 1952.
Mrs. Haseley died in 1949. Surviving the clergyman are 4 sons. Gregor of St. Paul Park, the Rev. Leonard of Pittsburg, and Alfred and Gotthold, both of Lake Elmo; 1 daughter, Adelia of Lake Elmo; a sister, 15 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren.
Services will be held Friday in Lake Elmo at Christ Lutheran church, which has merged with St. Paul's church.

Albert married IRVING, Josephine Emily on 23 Jun 1892 in New York. Josephine was born on 5 Jun 1868 in Buffalo, Erie County, NY; died on 28 Nov 1949 in Lake Elmo, Washington County, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Adolph married BEUTEL, Maria Magdalena on 28 Nov 1878 in Valley Creek, MN. Maria (daughter of BEUTEL, Christian Friedrich and PAGE, Wilhelmine Friederike) was born on 14 Sep 1860 in Town of Wheatfield, Niagara County, NY; died on 10 Nov 1929 in Stillwater, Washington County, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Stillwater Gazette November 10, 1929
Mrs. Paul Adolf Richert died at her farm home, Rural Route No. 7 near Stillwater Junction, Sunday night, November 10, 1929.The daughter of Mr. and Mrs Christian Beutel, Marie Magdeline Beutel. was born in Martinsville, New York on September 14, 1860. She came to the state 56 years ago and was married to Mr. Richert in Valley Creek. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary December 4, 1928.
Surviving are the husband, eight children; Mrs. Ernest Wendt[Mathilda], Mrs George Hauck,[Teckla] Mrs. Alfred Christiansen[Alma], Mrs. Ortwin Lohman[Pauline], Mrs Eugene Haseley,[Agnes] ,Hugo, Oscar and Clarence Richert. 20 grandchildren, three sisters; Mrs. William Best of Afton, Mrs. August Meyer of Minneapolis and Mrs. August Scheel of Lake Elmo and a brother Paul Beutel of Minneapolis, also survive. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock from her late home and 2:30 from the Lutheran church in Lake Elmo. Rev. H.W. Schroeder officiating. Interment will be at the church cemetery.