WILLIAM KAISER

He was a wonderful Dad! He worked two jobs to support us all and yet, when he came home from the paper route, he fixed us all breakfast while our mom took a shower and got the laundry ready. He was absolutely focused on his kids being ready for school--hot breakfast, coffee (mostly milk) if it was cold. Nothing was as important as doing well in school. When we got home and he came home from his job as insurance salesman--he never failed to be willing to play with us in the backyard. I, as...

Dad was born at home on Friday, May 13th, 1923. He died exactly 88 years later, in his own home, on Friday, May 13th, 2011. He waited for my sister, Kathy to arrive before he passed.
He was the most unselfish, loving, and devoted father. I will miss him so much! May God Bless his soul throughout eternity.

Dear Rick,

I was so sorry to hear about your dad. Having lost both of my parents, I know how it feels to lose them. I didn't find out until after the funeral or I would have been there. Just know that I am thinking of you and all the Kaisers during this difficult time.

Terry Kiser

Dearest Tim, Joe and all the Kaiser family,

I was so saddened to hear of your father's passing. I know he put up a great battle against his disease. I also know how much you all loved him and will miss him. I send you all my heartfelt sympathies and wishes for comfort. I only met your father a couple of times but I remember he always had a smile on his face. God bless.

Tim,
So very sorry to hear of your Dad's passing, may God keep you and your family, in his mighty and powerful hands.

Jim Gay

Tim and Joe,

I am so sorry to read of your Dad's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

We will miss you,Bill. You always had a warm and welcoming smile and kind word for anyone who crossed your path. My sympathy to Helene and Bill's family, with much love, Kelly Watkins

I will always remember Bill with a smile on his face at 8:00 mass with his beloved, Helene. Enjoy your heavenly reward, Bill.

My dad died in my arms, he was relieved to have his struggles over. He was a tremendous dad and my partner Cheryl and our granddaughter Renee Harrison loved him deeply and cherished our annual visits to see him. His sense of humor and of family were great gifts he gave to those who loved him. I want to acknowledge the tremendous care provided by hospice during his last months and thank Sister Anne for her help.