Teresa Lynn Haas

On Monday December 5th 1960, Our Lord and Savior sent an Angel to grace the earth for a short period of time. On Monday May 13^th 2019; that Angel, Teresa Lynn (Terri) Haas was called home.

Terri was born to David and (the late) Rebecca (Neal) Haas. Terri enjoyed the comfort and torment of younger siblings Tammi and David Jr.; and fellow Angel Matthew.

She was a graduate of Northwest High School, and Med-Tech College, where she was awarded her Registered Nurse designation. Terri was blessed with two adoring children Jennifer Lynn (Noe) Morales and Ryan Scott Noe, and five grandsons (Brendon, Adrian, Jaedon, Braylyn, and Jordyn) that she loved more than life itself.

Terri was an RN and Admissions Coordinator at Countryside Meadows Elder Care in Avon; where she was further able to express and demonstrate the love and compassion that was so deeply ingrained in her soul.

Terri is survived by her children Jennifer and Ryan, father David Haas and Loving Second Mother Julie (Maestri) Haas, sister Tammi, and brother David Jr., and a host of aunts, uncles, nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her mother Rebecca (Neal) Haas Robinson, and brother Matthew Steven Haas.

If you didn’t LOVE Terri, it was only because you never got the privilege of meeting her. Terri was one of those unique souls that people are always seeking, rarely find, and can never quite get enough of. She was never afraid of being too gentle or too strong. She had the innate ability to give, and give, and give, until she couldn’t give anymore; then she figured out a way to give some more. The world is a sadder place today because of Terri’s passing – but all who got the blessing of knowing her are so much better off.

In her passing, Terri and her Family thank her friends, coworkers, and everyone else for taking the time to get to know her, and to Love her. Terri’s Family prays that God continues to bless her, and each of you.

(In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Morales Grandchildren Fund in care of Fifth Third Bank.)

Visitation will be held at Flanner Buchanan – Floral Park on Tuesday May 21, 2019 from 3-6pm with a service to follow.