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Doug
Doug
Haegerl
- Visitation
- Friday, Sept. 2nd, from 4-7pm at Heritage Funeral Home – (16880 W. National Ave. New Berlin)
- Saturday, Sept. 3rd, from 10am-12om at Heritage Funeral Home – (16880 W. National Ave. New Berlin)
- Funeral Service
- Saturday, Sept. 3rd, 12pm – Noon at Heritage Funeral Home – (16880 W. National Ave. New Berlin)
Douglas B. Haegerl passed away on Sunday, Aug.28,2022 at Columbia St. Mary’s Hospital surrounded by his loving family at the age of 55.
Doug was born on June 18, 1967 in Caledonia, Wi. His parents were Kenneth and Mary Jean (Schulke) Haegerl. Doug grew up in Caledonia, graduating from Union Grove Highschool. He attended Tech School for a sheet metal apprenticeship. He was employed at JMBrennan Mechanical Contractors for over 27 years specializing in HVAC.
Doug married Stephanie Stowell on July 8, 2000. They were blessed with the addition of Charles Douglas to complete their family.
Camping with the family, riding his Harley with friends, inventing things to make life easier, rescuing needy pets, and trips with Steph and Charlie were his favorite pastimes.
He is survived by his wife and son and his siblings: Bruce ( Tammy) Haegerl, Pam Haegerl (Mike), Karen (John) Knox, Danny (Annette) Haegerl and Stephanie’s parents and siblings. He was also loved by many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father, Kenneth and mother, Jean, his grandparents, his favorite dog, Maggie, and bird, Binks.
Visitation is at Heritage Funeral Home, New Berlin from 4-7P.M. on Friday, September 2nd. Services will be there the following day, Sat, September 3rd at 12:00 with visitation from 10 AM-12:00.
Our deepest sympathy to the entire family.
Dear Stephanie & Charlie,
We are so saddened to hear about this. We have fond memories of “Charlie’s Dad” being so happy, kind and fun. Praying for God to wrap you in His arms and give you strength,,
The Lemerande Family (Cory, Cindy, Tori, and Savannah)
Stephanie & Charlie:
I am so sad to hear about Doug. I always enjoyed talking with him when I had Charlie. Sending my prayers and love to you both. Heather Schmidt
We are deeply saddened by this sudden and shocking loss. May the God of all peace surround you with peace in this difficult time.
Hello Stephanie and Charlie-
We are so sorry to hear about Doug. Doug was an apprentice of my dad (Dick DeMore). My dad adored him. My mom was hoping to come to the funeral but just had surgery. We are thinking of you both.
Lots of love-
The DeMore Family (Marilyn and kids)
Dear Stephanie and Chuck,
Please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of your husband and father. We always enjoyed talking with him at the football games and track meets. Doug always had something funny to say! We are unable to attend the service but please know that we will be thinking of you then and in the weeks to come.
Mike, Theresa and Connor Krznarich
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Haegerl family,
I’m so very sorry for your loss. I had only known Doug for the three years I worked for JM Brennan, but the three years of knowing Doug were so, so awesome, Doug never failed to put a smile on everyone’s faces here at work, and he was truly one of a kind. Keeping your entire family in my thoughts and prayers. My sincerest condolences and deepest sympathy.
(Here is a photo from one of our company events this year… all laughs and all smiles of course.)
Doug will always be remembered, and he will be so missed!
Lundyn Dronso
Haegerl family, Linda and myself are so sorry to hear of your loss. I have not seen Doug for years but he was a great friend of our family when he worked for me at Murphy Miller. Sorry we can not attend services as we are now in Arizona. You and your family will be in Linda and my prayers.
IDoug left an everlasting impression on me in 4 short years of working with him at JM Brennan. He was always trying to make everyone he worked with better. When he started calling me Beef I laughed so hard and had to come up with a nickname for him. We would greet each other with Doug: “what’s up Beef?” And I would respond “what up Easy Rider?” I really enjoyed working with Doug and always wanted him on my jobs. He definitely made my job easier. When we moved into the mezzanine he christened it with a can that still proudly sits in the rafters where he placed it. Rest easy my friend, until we meet again.
We are so very sorry to hear of your loss. Our deepest sympathy.