Paul "Mike" Hauser
Beloved husband, father, grandfather, passed away at home the morning of June 4, 2012 after a 8 1/2 year courageous battle with Carcinoid Cancer. Mike was born in Terre Haute, IN to Paul B. Hauser and Norma Hauser.
Mike grew up on the Westside of Indianapolis and graduated from Ben Davis High School in 1968. He married Mary E. Hauser (Harrington) in August of 1969, to which two children were born, Michelle and Brian Hauser.
He worked 9 1/2 years for R.L. Schutte Bridge Construction and spent 32 years working for Allison Transmission in Speedway, IN. He retired from Allison Transmission in 2009. Mike had a love of racing and cars. He also enjoyed golfing and taking travel adventures with his wife Mary. Mike's love for his family and commitments went unwaivered by his faith and will to live. He was a loving caring husband, father, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and friend. He was loved by all that knew him and will be dearly missed.
Mike was preceded in death by father, Paul B. Hauser and mother, Norma Hauser. Mike is survived by his loving wife of 42 years Mary Hauser; daughter, Michelle Hauser; son, Brian Hauser and granddaughter, Mikaela Hauser.
Memorial services will be held at Conkle Funeral Home , Avon, IN Saturday June 9, 2012 at 1:00 p.m., with visitation with family starting at Noon.
A special thanks to IU Simon Cancer Center Doctors and Nurses for the years of care and research to keep Mike with us for the 8 1/2 years.
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Linda Long Copeland
June 9, 2012
I'm so sorry for your loss. I will always remember Mike as a kind hearted fun loving person. I remember when he used to play tennis with me on Kiel, such a long time ago. Please know your in my heart & prayers.
Patty and Roger Reeves
June 8, 2012
"Mike and I shared some fun times in school, and I knew he needed to meet my sister, Mary. I'm so glad he did and the rest is history. Mike was Mary's savior, as Roger is mine. Thank God for the two of them. Be at peace Mike, finally, and try to have things ready when we all have our turns to move in with you. Roger and I will miss you. Fish-a-minute will never be the same! God Bless. Mary you are not alone and never will be. Try to take whatever comfort you can from this. We loved both of you and your kids. You will get through this because Mike will be at your side always! trish
ray kaiser
June 7, 2012
I worked with Mike for years at allisons. He was a wonderful person and will be sadly missed
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