William Haussecker

HAUSSECKER -It is with great sadness that the family of William Bill Haussecker announces his sudden passing on October 23, 2005 at the age of 73 years young. Bill's memory will be lovingly cherished by his wife, Chris of 42 years; daughters, Tracy (Bob) Aulie, Lindy (Robert) Yeo, Crystal (Edmond) Aime, Leslie (Doug) Giesbrecht; 14 grandchildren, Brady, Tanner, Sam and Brett Aulie; Kelly, Jamie and Scott Yeo; Carson, Kaley, Noah and Olivia Aime; Andrew, Ryan and Makenna Giesbrecht. Bill leaves to mourn his mother-in-law, Margaret Hill; siblings, Betty Moskaluke, Roy (Karen) Haussecker, Ed Haussecker, Doug (Carole) Haussecker, Kurt (Ken Nye) Haussecker, Deb (Paul) Stanton; brothers and sisters-in-law, Jackie (Butch) Rutledge, Betty (Pat) Pembroke, Fred (Darlene) Hill, Rob (Freda) Hill, David (Nora) Hill, Gerald (Brenda) Hill; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins, friends and colleagues. Bill was predeceased by his parents, Wilhelm and Lina Haussecker; father-in-law, Ralph Hill; brother-in-law, Bill Moskaluke; sister-in-law, Linda Haussecker; brother-in-law, Doug Hill; nephew, Kevin Athmer. Bill was born in Quill Lake July 13, 1932. He took his early schooling there and when the family moved to Watson in 1948 he completed his high school, and continued his education in Saskatoon, obtaining his Bachelor of Education degree. Bill was the viceprincipal of Maryfield School for 31 years before retiring to take up his true passion in life his artwork. Bill was an ambassador for the community of Maryfield, with his tirelesss service to the clubs and organizations of the area. Hauss as he was better known by his close friends and family, will be sadly missed at the head of the dinner table, at art and craft shows, at Lions meetings, on the golf course, at community functions and on coffee row. Your bevy of beauties will long remember your special Saturday night toast. Funeral Service will be held on Friday, October 28, 2005 at 2:00 p.m. from Maryfield School Gymnasium, Maryfield, SK. If friends so desire, contributions can be made to the Maryfield Sunrise Villa or Across Border and Valley Maryfield and Fairlight History Book Vol. III. Arrangements are in care of G.R. CARSCADDEN FUNERAL CHAPEL, Moosomin, SK (435-2513).