Mary Catherine Hauser

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Mary Hauser was cat with more than "9" lives and lived all of them and "9" more for good measure. She was as tough as they come and as LOVING as a supporter of all who had the pleasure of knowing her ...Mary was so PROUD of Her son, even introducing Tom to the girl he married, a marriage who gave her 4 SUPER grandchildren all with achievements too many to say but their greatest honor was having Mary as a Grandma. Mary traveled the WORLD with Neil "cruising" through life together...than after Neil's passing came Rick Rickey they went the rest of the Hourney together. Mary telling how Rick and Her last Train ride to Alaska was a Movie that should be made...with Lucille Ball starring (maybe in HEAVEN) There are too many stories to tell and too many "good times " by all who knew her... Mary Catherine your LOVE of FAMILY and FRIENDS the HELP you gave so many, and just the most FUN LOVING Person Ever PERSON I have ever known....Mary is "Frying Bacon" in Heaven...LOVE ALWAYS Kelly

I went to grade school with a Mary Peck class of '60. Was in Boy Scouts with a guy by the name of Neil Hauser in troop 34 at St Bernards. Could these two people be the same ones

Even though we are many miles apart, we felt close. I have many fun memories with Mary, especially when we were little. When in Wisconsin, I always stayed at Mary, Pat and Debbie's, my Uncle Tom's.and Aunt Lucille's. She was a happy woman. She stayed with us in Missouri when I was 12. I loved sharing a room with her. I felt we were sisters. I feel I have three sisters. I will miss her terribly! Until we meet again Mary, I love you.

Perhaps my favorite memory of Mary was when we were preparing a project for our confirmation. It was getting close to supper time and I was invited to stay for supper. It was a Friday, and fish sticks were being served. I had never had fish sticks, and thought they were delicious. So much so, that Pat, you offered me yours! Apparently, Mary and Pat did not find fish sticks as tasty as I did. Neil and Mary had many travel adventures together. I still remember them talking about seeing the Matterhorn. Rest in peace, Mary. Luanne Fuller Schmidt