Birth date: Jan 10, 1961 Death date: Oct 14, 2016
Elizabeth “Betsy” Haas passed away peacefully on October 14, 2016. Loving daughter to the late Joseph J. Haas Jr. and Ruth C. Haas. Dear sister to Joseph (Annette), Marianne Shipton (the late David), Regina, William, Christopher ( Read Obituary
Besty Elizabeth Haas was a great friend and I will miss her a lot.
Joseph (Annette), Marianne Shipton (the late David), Regina, William, Christopher (Ronnie), Victoria Pimentel (Mark), and Dolores MY NAME IS SCOTT BERGERON I KNEW BETSY FROM WORK& SCHOOL BAND I WILL MISS HER AS U ALL WILL
I worked with Betsy at OTC Bench Work. We used used to eat our lunches together. I always remembered her to be a happy and nice person
I WILL MISS HER VERY MUCH!
Love,
Adrienne Taylor
To the entire Haas Family. I'm so sorry to hear of the passing of your precious sister. I knew Betsy for fifteen years. She was a great friend and I'm going to miss her a lot. May she rest easily with the Angles and God in heaven.
I met Betsy at the Senior Daycare center. She was very sweet but very stubborn. I remember her fondly for making us chuckle each day. So very sorry for your loss
To the entire Haas family, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of you precious sister, Betsy. Betsy and I met about 15 years ago. She worked at the greenhouse and I was new to OTC. I would see this sweet little thing every morning and afternoon and I got to the point that I would look forward to seeing her. Her smile would make my whole day. For when she smiled, she lit up an entire room. After she was done at the greenhouse, she came to work in the shop. Somehow I ended up with this amazing young lady (who would sneak in and steal my heart) on my case load. Every morning, she would climb off that bus and there would be that smile....here she was, waiting to greet the world. There would be times that I would find her coming from the front offices and I would say, "What cha doin Betsy Boo?" She would give me a little chuckle and say, "oh just leaving payroll a note not to forget my paycheck.pooh bear." It wasn't long after that I would walk through the shop and I would hear "Pooh Bear". It melted my heart every time I heard her say it. It wasn't long until I would hear many of her friends calling me Pooh Bear right along with Betsy. All I could do was laugh and shake my head. She truly was an amazing young lady that was loved by so many. I feel blessed to have had her in my life for 15 years. May she rest easy with the angels.
~Tammy
All our prayers to you and the family. Bob & Connie Styger
