Kenneth J. Haase SMSgt USAF (Ret)
January 28, 1942 – February 17, 2022
Age 80
Preceded in death by his wife of 46 years Lyla; son Robert Haase; parents Henry & Regina Haase; brother Jerry Haase.
Survived by daughter Cindy (Haase) Moran; grandchildren Randy Edwards, Marnie Smeall, and Alyssa Moran; sister Delores Witek; brothers Larry, Vince, and Steve Haase; several nieces and nephews.
Visitation: Thursday, February 24, 5:00-6:30 pm, Rosary 6:30 pm, Vigil Service 7:00 pm, all at Bellevue Memorial Chapel.
To view video of the Vigil Service, please click the link below:
https://boxcast.tv/view/kenneth-j-haase-607957
Mass of Christian Burial: Friday, February 25, 10:30 a.m., at St. Matthew Catholic Church, 12330 S 36th St, Bellevue.
To view video of the Mass, please click the link below:
https://boxcast.tv/view/kenneth-j-haase-434263
Interment: Bellevue Cemetery
Military Honors: Offutt AFB Honor Guard
Memorials to be directed by the family
8 Comments
Love you Cindy. Will take mass.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you Marie for those kind words. Hope to see you this coming summer.
Worked with Ken almost 5 years (1984-88) in Denver, CO. We were couriers together in the Air Force. He was a good guy and I will miss him.
Thank you Bob for showing up at his viewing. I was pleasantly surprised and happy to have you there. I’m sure he was looking down and remembering all the fun memories you all had at the squadron and base flights. Will miss our yearly breakfast at Denny’s, but please feel free to invite me in the future I would love to listen to all the stories you guys have from being in the military.
Much Love,
Cindy
It was an honor working with Ken in NE & CO. We were a well oiled machine. Bill loved working with Ken on all the trips they took while they were Armed Forces Couriers.
Thank you Mr. & Mrs. William F. Ellis for those kind words. I have come across many pictures of him working in the Armed Forces Courier squadron. He sure did enjoy his military carrier. And I am very proud and honored to have him as my father.
Thank you for thinking of him and us during this time.
Love and Respect.
Cindy Haase-Moran
My heart is saddened to hear of the loss of SMSGT Ken Hasse. Ken and I worked together for the Armed Forces Courier Service for several years. He was a tireless worker who never complained and always had a wonderful smile for everyone. My condolences to the family of Ken and know that a lot of other people share in your loss. God Bless. Major Ray Sumners, USAF (Ret)
Major Sumners, Thank you for those kind words. My father really enjoyed his Air Force Career and I believe what made him enjoy it was his co-workers and bosses. I also remember spending time with your family as well, such wonderful memories I have. Thank you again, Sir for the condolences and keeping a smile on my fathers face during those time. Living in Colorado was one of the best times of my life.
God Bless,
Cindy Haase-Moran
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