Birth date: May 22, 1943 Death date: May 20, 2020
Nancy A. Haake, 76, passed away May 20, 2020. Beloved wife of Robert A. for 55 years. Loving mother of Kristine Roath, Theodore Haake, and Beth Burnard (Kevin). Sister of Andrew Komin (Carol). Dear grandmother of Allison and Tyler Read Obituary
Condolences, delayed. I failed to see a notice of Nancy’s passing. Always cheerful, thoughtful, creative. I will miss her in our quilting community. Her designs live on, and i suspect she’s now creating new designs to work into angel’s wings.
Bob, I hope the good memories carry you through these difficult times. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I also hope that sometime soon we will get together and share what is happening.
I had hoped to attend the Celebration of Life, tomorrow...July 10 but things just haven't worked out.
I will keep in touch....djr
Dear Family:
I am so sorry to read this, I was looking for long arm designs from Nancy Haake. Please accept my sincere condolences. I have used many of her designs over the few years I have been doing this, and I am heartbroken to see she is lost. Betty Ann Vencill of janetsLongarmQuilting.com
Nancy and I were instant buddies in nursing school. We lived a room away from each other and spent a lot of time together. I was honored to be a bridesmaid in her wedding. I moved away a year later but we kept in touch for years. Blessings and peace to Bob, her family and friends.
Kay Kinsey Orr
Words cannot express what the loss of this marvelous woman will mean. She was a ray of sunshine and hope to all that met hr. Her generosity and warmth were felt by everyone she came into contact with. A true beacon in this world. Without her love and support I could not have made it through the last year. My prayers are lifted up for strength for all that feel this enormous loss. Blessings be. Liz Bonness
There are no words to describe the hole Nancy left on this earth. She touched so many lives with her caring spirit, good sense of humor, and "can do" attitude. I'm sure it didn't take long for her to start planting gardens and giving quilting advice and more in heaven though. I mostly blame her for my own gardening/plant "addiction". I'm blessed to have had her in my life and will never forget many wonderful memories.
Angie Haake
We've shared a lot of good memories ever since you recruited me to quilt guild and quilt camp, just days after I retired. You were always on the go and making sure any facility who needed quilts, got them. You were the go to person when we needed advise on a quilt. Miss you, sis.
Barb Overton
