Birth date: Dec 22, 1942 Death date: Jun 4, 2015
LARRY T. HAEHNLEIN IOLA, WISCONSIN Age 72, passed away on Thursday, June 4, 2015 at his home in Iola, WI. He was born December 22, 1943 in Cape Girardeau, MO; son of Herbert and Mae Lucille (Bush) Haehnlein. On April 16, 1991, L Read Obituary
it has been one long, hard year science your passing dad. You will be forever in our hearts we love and miss you so much.
My dad was everything to me. I was the closest out of all the children to him. I could of been there the weekend he died. I made a promise I was gonna be there. Thats the one promise I regret breaking. He was the greatest father known to man. Always there for all of his children. Always there when I needed some one to talk to or to take me to his house when I needed a break from the family. I blame myself cuz I could of been there but wasnt. He did not deserve to die, it should of been me instead.
My dad is the world's greatest dad ever. Hew loved joking around. Playing games on us,He is the dad that everyone wishes they can have. You are a wonderful dad to all of you children.
what i remember as a memory from my dad is when he would be driving and i was not paying attentiaylights out of me.on he let go of the wheel and scare the d
I don't have many memories of my dad as a child but I do have some as an adult. Having a snowball fight in the front yard. Showing and sharing memories of Waupaca. He always made me feel welcome when I visited and that I belonged there. I will really miss my dad even though I didn't get the chance to spend more time with him. Love you Daddy. I'll miss you and can't wait to see you in Heaven
I'm very sorry to hear about Larry's passing. I will miss him, as will his 2 older daughters, Jennifer Hyde and Aimee Hyde Filo and his grandson, Masi. I mean no disrespect by saying this. All of Larry's children should be mentioned and acknowledged. They loved and will miss him also. I kept his memories alive for them. He was a good man.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Terry Hyde Champagne
Summerfield, FL
Uncle Larry, You will always be my bestest Uncle. Here on Earth and in Heaven. When you would come to visit we always had fun. Staying up after I would get in from work and just sit at the table drinking coffee and talking. I will miss those times. Unfortunately, you will have to wait til we meet again to be in my bed and in my pants. For those who don't know the joke, it goes like this...... when they would come, I would let him sleep in my bed (me elsewhere), and we wore the same size pants, so if he needed a pair, I let him borrow mine. He would say to me, " Sis, I have been in your house, in your bed and in your pants. What's next?" And he would purposely say it in front of others and the looks we would get. LOL. It was fun for both of us actually. And the BBQ's and cookouts we had is memories I will never forget. We had lots of good times!!!! I Love You and will MISS you dearly.
