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Kalman Gaspar
1922 -
2005
Kalman
Gaspar, 83, of Watertown, died unexpectedly
Funeral services were held at the Hafemeister
Funeral Home in Watertown with the Rev. Thomas Marr of St. Bernard's Catholic
Church in Watertown officiating. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery,
Watertown.
Memorials were to be made to the American Heart
Association.
Kalman
was born
Kalman
had been employed for many years at Waukesha Foundry in Waukesha. He also
maintained a number of rental properties in Watertown. Following his
retirement, he assisted his son at W. A. Gaspar & Company.
Surviving are his wife, Emmi
Gaspar of Watertown; a son, Wilfred A. Gaspar of Watertown; two grandchildren,
Sean Gaspar and Vikki (Peter) Heiden of Watertown;
great-grandchild, Nicholas; sister, Helen (Horst) Kaupert
of Waterloo; two nieces, Margaret (Victor) Miller of Watertown and Trudy
Grossman of Waterloo; other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers,
Albin Gaspar and Josef Gaspar; three sisters, Aurelia
Priekale, Marie Gaspar and Irene Gaspar; other
relatives and friends.
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