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Kathryn L. Hassard
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Kathryn was a private housekeeper and nanny for the Kern family for many years and also did health care at The Atrium in Belleville, IL. She cared more than anything for her family and always put them first. She had a great love for her cats and would always help any animal in need.
She was preceded in death by her:
Son, Michael Cason Hassard II
Parents, John and Edith, nee Castelli, Baudino.
Surviving are her:
Husband of 57 years, Michael C. Hassard of Belleville, IL
Children:
Gina (David Schaub) Hassard of Belleville, IL
Kristin (Jesse) Reynolds of Belleville, IL
Shane (Leslie) Hassard of Swansea, IL
Matthew (Nicole) Hassard of Caseyville, IL
Adam Hassard of Belleville, IL
Amy (Marty Carney) Hassard of Millstadt, IL
Grandchildren:
Maria (Greg Murphy) Hassard
Jacob (Cassidy) Fahrner
Alexis (Haley Linton) Hassard
Travis Schaub
Samantha Schaub
Ryan (Emma) Tate
Kyle (Taylor Holloway) Tate
Madelyn Tate
Great grandchildren:
Cason Michael Murphy
Kenzo Murphy
Carolina Fahrner
Memorials: Memorials may be made to the Belleville Area Humane Society.
Funeral: Private family services.
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