Nola Dee (Haase) Remmers

Clergy
Rev. Ron Shifley
Music
Organist ~ Sharon Orth
Trumpet Solo ~ Hannah Mogck
Congregational Hymns
“Holy, Holy, Holy”
“Be Thou My Vision”
“How Great Thou Art”
Honorary Casketbearers
Haase Pink Ladies Dart League
Active Casketbearers
Tim Asche, Devin Lubinus,
Casey Jenks, Randy Thum,
Dean Mogck, and Tyler Haase
Nola Dee (Haase) Remmers was born on Christmas Eve, December 24, 1966 to Clarence and Lorraine (Keller) Haase in Yankton, South Dakota. In 1985, she graduated from Scotland High School and went on to further her education by studying business at Nettleton College in Sioux Falls. On September 18, 2004, Nola was united in marriage to Toby Remmers at the United Church of Christ in Scotland.
Nola was a well-known, significant person to the people and community of Kaylor. She was a strong advocate of the Kaylor community and served in many of the local organizations. She was an active contributor in the planning and execution of special Kaylor events, such as the Wednesday Night Drawing, Turkey Drawing, Santa Setup, and Appreciation Night.
In 1991, Nola and her brother Kelly Haase bought the Haase Bar in Kaylor from their parents. In memory of her brother, she founded an annual memorial golf tournament that raised funds to establish a scholarship in his name. Nola was a caring, giving person. She especially loved the Christmas season when she gave out numerous gifts to friends and family. She sought out ways to help and serve the Kaylor community and its people.
Through the last year, Nola struggled with various forms of cancer and treatments, but her spirit and optimism were never defeated. She went on to form a dart league at the bar in support of curing cancer, dubbing the group the Haase Pink Ladies Dart League. She hosted and attended several dart tournaments with her league. Nola was a perky, driven woman and Toby’s beloved angel.
Nola fell asleep in Jesus on Wednesday, March 22, 2017 at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls having attained the age of 50 years, 2 months, and 26 days.
She is survived and lovingly remembered by her husband of 12 years, Toby Remmers of Kaylor; mother Lorraine Haase of Kaylor; brothers Kevin (Nancy) Haase of Albany, Georgia and Craig (Tammy) Haase of Sioux Falls; nieces and nephews: Amy (Chad) Olsen of Sioux Falls, Megan (Jeff) Eilers of Yankton, Tyler Haase of Georgia, Abby (Brandon) Smith of Omaha, NE, Alexa Haase of America, Georgia, and Cody Haase of Sioux Falls; and 5 great-nieces and nephews.
She was preceded into Heaven by her infant son Joseph Jack “J.J.” Herrboldt, her father Clarence, and brother Kelly.