To Diane and Family, 
Tracy and I are so sorry for your loss. We were so surprised to hear of Ken’s passing.  He was such a talented classmate of ours in the SGH Class of 1972. He excelled in academics, sports, and music, and many of us looked up to him as a class leader. 
You and your family will be in our prayers. Eternal
rest grant unto him, Oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. 
Sincerely,
Tracy and Suzanne (Trusdel) Ealy

Janet and I were stunned when we learned of Ken's passing.  We have been in Detroit, MI area visiting our children and grandchildren over the Thanksgiving holiday and just recently returned to Lake Jackson.   We had asked The Facts to stop our newspaper but they failed to do so and it was fortunate or we still would not have known of Ken's passing.  For sure Diane and the entire Haas family have our deepest sympathy.   It seems like only yesterday we were greeting Diane, Ken and their children and grandchildren at St. Michael's church in Lake Jackson.  Truly sorry to hear this sad news.   You are in our prayers and hearts as you move forward from this difficult moment in your lives.   Diane - if you happen to find your way to Lake Jackson, we would love an update or give us a call.   Hopefully you still have one of those old EM call lists.

Again - our condolences.

My condolences to the family- Gerald Kern

Oh no... I am so sorry! Gary Turner

My condolences I hope y’all are well- Joshua Kendall Dubel Abramovich 

I am sorry about your dad- Nieves Reyes

RIP my condolences-  Bilimbek 

Sorry to hear that- Brad Blazer

I’m so sorry- Wanda Mercer 



Was so sorry to hear of Ken's passing.  He was two years ahead of me while attending St. Gerard's High School in San Antonio.  I remember him from the track team in high school.  I had to look him up in the St. Gerard Yearbooks.  Very friendly and personable guy.  I also did not know he had been in the Brazosport area, working for BASF.   I have been in the area for 40+ years working for Dow.   My thoughts and prayers go out to his Family and Friends at this difficult time.  RIP Ken.

Danny D. Daniels
Lake Jackson, TX

Diane and family,
I am sorry for your loss .
I first met Ken in 1977 at BASF. Our paths crossed numerous times throughout the years and ended up working in the same block until his retirement.
I always looked forward to conversations with Ken or listen to him debate politics with other people.
He will be missed.

Diane and family,

Please accept my deepest sympathy on Ken's passing.  I remember him well from BASF and on the ambulance team.  He was always nice and with a friendly smile.  Diane, my prayers are with you and your family.  

Nurse Esther


  

Ken was a year ahead of me  at st.gerard but a friend one of the nicest guys I’ve known a excellent 400 meter runner my deepest sympathies 

Ken, Diane, Erika and I have been friends for many years. We first met each other through our daughters, Ginger and Lisa. They were good friends and in the Brazoswood Band. The four of us would carpool to some of the out of town games to watch them march at halftime. We then started having movie nights once or twice a month. It was always difficult to pick a movie as Ken loved horror movies and we were more into comedies, so we would compromise. As we got to know each other better, we started going on vacations together. We went to Hunt, Texas with side trips to Bandera and Fredericksburg, to Fairfield Bay, Arkansas, and then to places like Branson, Cancun, Cabo, Lake Tahoe, Las Vegas, Sevierville, Disney World, and even into western Canada. We always had some weird experiences, especially in Canada, and probably got lost at least once every trip, but we always had fun and enjoyed each other’s company.
Ken introduced me to The Lord of the Rings. I got so hooked on these movies that I bought replica swords for some of my favorite characters and have also read the book twice. Ken and I watched the movie many times together. He would  hold Sting, Frodo’s 
sword, and I would hold Glamdring, Gandolf’s sword. The girls thought we were crazy, but Ken and I helped the good guys beat the bad guys many times.
Ken called me his big brother, from another mother, and I called him my little brother, from another mother. I will miss my little brother very much.

While I am the oldest of EIGHT, my Dear Brother Kenneth was SO GREAT!

Kenny & Diane always had that plan, that ONLY GOD would UNDERSTAND 

While we may never know, when our loved ones come & go- we know there’s a choice, to save & share our brother Kenneth Haas’s voice

Let’s celebrate his life without thinking twice

Roy W Haas

SPACEEFORCE BLUE
& KENNETH I LOVE YOU TOO

See everyone soon

IN CARE OF “OUT OF YOUR MEMORY” for “FLORA AND JULIUS HAAS JR”

All of my Children, were Blessings from Christ

Kenneth came & he was oh so nice!

He couldn’t have picked a better life, to serve under the Lord, & grow his Family thrice

From Kids & Grandkids to our great-grandchildren 

We loved all of our family members 

Let us always remember 

That the Lord knows our sufferings & our pain, until we meet again

REMEMBER HE LIVES AGAIN!

Welcoming our Son, Kenneth John Haas, into the Heavenly eternal resting place 

Voice over Internet Protocol 
ARMY BUDDIES OF THE HOUSE HAUS OF HAAS

We had some great times together visiting with our families but especially on our two trips to Europe.  Ken faked an Italian accent in Venice and ate all of our helpings of spinach in Florence. Using the winding stairs at the Vatican, Ken was the first to reach the top of the Dome of St. Peters.  Most recently we all went to see the ice sculptures at the Gaylord Texan, in Grapevine, TX.  He was a movie aficionado and could describe numerous actors’ rolls and repeat quotes from movies.  He loves to exercise and set many records at his gym on the stair-stepper.  Ken will greatly missed—rest in peace dear brother-in-law. 

My uncle and his brothers were always quite the musical band of brotherhood at our family reunions.

Kenneth, Gary, Fes, & even my father Roy!

Some of my most memorable upbringings were when they all got together & after pecan picking, or out in the woods, they decided to pick up a musical instrument & sing together.

Kenny & all of his brothers- even Steve have been a close-knit family & encourages their family members to share their love of Music, & anything else their Children, Grandchildren, Nieces & Nephews want to dream up or become- I can’t think of any member of the Haas Haus House, that hasn’t included the importance of sharing their love for each other’s passion, whether it be of Christ, Education, Family Values- or any crazy idea that might have been our own tradition 

Dr. Andrea Elaine Pearson-Haas
AndreaEHPearson 
CRESCENDA

KENNETH & DIANE’s NIECE

MAY HE REST IN PEACE

Kenny will forever be remembered for his musical acumen and his golden voice.   As a musical duo, Kenny and I went by the name “Him and His Brother”. I liked to joke that I was “Him” and he was “His Brother”. Pretty much anything that could be performed on two acoustic guitars we did. We played a lot of venues around San Antonio back in the late sixties and early seventies, the most notable one being “Kelly’s Pub” down on the San Antonio River Walk. We played there every weekend for about a year. We also played a lot of weddings, I’m guessing around 20 to 25. We had our own rendition of Paul Stookey’s “The Wedding Song” and a lot of people honored us by having us sing it at their wedding.  He was also a great athlete and sprinter in track in high school. He held the city record in San Antonio for the 440 yard dash back then, and for all I know, he still holds that record because it was a tough one to beat.  He was the best brother/friend that any guy could ever ask for.  He will certainly be missed. 



 


OBITUARY

Kenneth John Haas

May 6, 1954 – November 21, 2021

The Settegast-Kopf Company @ Sugar Creek

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