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Otto Karl Ernst Haeder

Birth	:	24 Oct 1912 Poland
Death	:	10 Feb 2007 Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota, USA
Burial	:	Sacred Heart Cemetery, Aberdeen, Brown County, USA
Coordinate	:	45.4674988, -98.4627991
Description	:	Otto Karl Ernst Haeder died at Rapid City, on Feb. 10. 2007. He was born in a farmhouse near the small village of Zagorow, Poland, on Oct. 24. 1912, to Richard Paul Herman and Emma (Hohm) Haeder. He immigrated to the United States of America in April 1914, and the family moved to Yale, S.D., where he attended grade school. Mr. Haeder graduated from Cavour High School in Cavour, S.D. and at the urging of his mother pursued his post-secondary education and graduated from Huron College with a degree in mathematics. He became a naturalized citizen of the... Read More	Otto Karl Ernst Haeder died at Rapid City, on Feb. 10. 2007. He was born in a farmhouse near the small village of Zagorow, Poland, on Oct. 24. 1912, to Richard Paul Herman and Emma (Hohm) Haeder. He immigrated to the United States of America in April 1914, and the family moved to Yale, S.D., where he attended grade school. Mr. Haeder graduated from Cavour High School in Cavour, S.D. and at the urging of his mother pursued his post-secondary education and graduated from Huron College with a degree in mathematics. He became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America on Sept. 7, 1920. He and Anna Margaret Steers were secretly married at St. Martin Catholic Church in Huron on April 17, 1938 because Anna was teaching school in Yale at the time and teachers were not permitted to teach school if they were married. Mr. Haeder worked as a machinist in Wisconsin and later for K.O. Lee in Aberdeen. He was a caseworker for the South Dakota Welfare Department, in Ispswich because he had a command of both English and German languages. He and Anna purchased a small 80-acre farm in Hartland Township, northeast of Wolsey, S.D. and he worked as an electrician wiring farms for electricity in the late 1940s and early 1950s. He also took over management and operation of his father's farm, adjacent to his own; eventually the operation bought a herd of Holstein dairy cattle and he built and managed the Grade A dairy farm until the late 1950s. Mr. Haeder was elected to the Beadle County Treasurer position in 1954 through 1958 and was the South Dakota Democratic Party's 1960 nomination and candidate for State Treasurer of South Dakota. Following the 1960 general election, he began his connection with nursing homes, when he sold debenture bonds to raise funds to build a nursing home in Madison. Mr. Haeder was invited to interview for a position with the South Dakota Hospital and Homes Association on Aug. 1, 1961. He moved to Spearfish to begin his career as a health care administrator. Jan. 1, 1962 he assumed the position of executive secretary for the association, which at the time owned and managed nursing homes in South Dakota, the David M. Dorsett Memorial Home of Spearfish, Kingsbury Memorial Manor in Lake Preston; John P. Shirk Home in Faulkton, Hillcrest Manor at Central City, and Don Pratt Manor in Belle Fourche. He also served as administrator for David M. Dorsett Memorial Home from 1962 through 1976. His services to South Dakota Hospital and Homes Association, later renamed North Central Health Services, Inc., Spearfish involved not only the overall management of those facilities, but he was involved in the development of Pioneer Manor, Gillette, Wyo., Belle Fourche Health Care Center and the development of retirement apartments in South Dakota, Spearfish, Belle Fourche, Oldham, Orient and Lake Preston as well as retirement apartments adjacent to Pioneer Manor in Gillette, Wyo. Mr. Haeder was instrumental in the early development of nursing homes in South Dakota. He served as president of the South Dakota Health Care Association as well as serving on the board of directors for the American Health Care Association. He retired on Nov. 7, 1977, and he and his wife traveled extensively over the next several years. He interrupted his retirement to assume the duties of Human Services Center in Yankton for a number of months. He was a member of Spearfish Toastmasters and Lions and was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Spearfish. Anna, his beloved wife of over 65 years preceded him in death in 2003. Mr. Haeder is survived by four children: Richard (Judy) of Rapid City; Dewy (Dawn) of Grangeville, Idaho; John (Linda) of Rapid City; and James (Anita) of Spearfish. He is also survived by 10 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren, two brothers, Paul from Lincoln, Neb., Robert of Huron, and two sisters, Hilda of Sioux Falls and Esther of Wolsey, S.D. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established to St. Isaac Jogues Church in Rapid City. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 17 at St. Isaac Jogues Church located at 222 Knollwood Drive, Rapid City. Black Hills Pioneer February 13, 2007

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Otto Karl Ernst Haeder's memorial is located at: Sacred Heart Cemetery, Aberdeen, Brown County, USA.
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Otto Karl Ernst Haeder death on 10 Feb 2007 in Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota, USA
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Latitude: 45.4674988
Longitude: -98.4627991

Family Members:

Parent

Richard Paul Haeder

(1890 - 1964)

Emma Hohm Haeder

(1889 - 1953)

Siblings

Hildegarde “Hilda” Haeder Ulrich

(1918 - 2016)

Richard Haeder Jr.

(1920 - 1998)

Hugo Herbert Haeder

(1921 - 1990)

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