Jackie and Family:

We were so saddened to hear about Bill. We are keeping your entire family in our thoughts and prayers. 

Vern and Sandy Jenkins

My family moved to Perry Hall in 1956.  The Hacke's lived across the street from us.  We all played together as kids and had a great time.  Bill was always very nice and generous.  I was so saddened to read of this today.  What a wonderful life he had led.  I am so glad of all the friends he had and the family that always surrounded him.  May god be with you always.

Janice McVaugh McHoul

Mr. Bill, you will be missed. We may have not spent much time together but you were always happy and colorful, and always made a point to say hi whenever you saw me. 

Whether it was the annual Ocean City beach week vacations in June, a Ravens game day  party in the Fall, or the yearly Christmas party, Donnie and I always looked forward to having time to chat with Uncle Bill.  We would always have a good laugh, as he always made everyone feel at ease.  We will truly miss those small moments with Bill but Donnie and I are so grateful  for the times we shared with him.  He was a  kind-hearted and genuine person.  God bless you.  

My memory of Bill is that is he is the most pleasant, gentle, caring, loving person that you could ever know.
He loved his family, friends & “Maryland”. He will be missed by all. He touched many hearts. 
God bless his soul...R.I.P. my friend. 


My history with Will didn't exactly get off to a good start. A teenage basketball player that thought he knew everything and had a big mouth.  And a young referee who thought he knew everything and well you know, who had a big mouth!!! Needless to say, there were alot of technical fouls! But Football brought us back together and I am so glad that we gave each other a chance to become friends.  I have always had alot of respect for my friend,  not because he was a perfect man, but because he lived his life so genuinely and was so honest. Rest in peace my friend. We will miss you.

	I met Bill Hacke in 1958 early on in the migration to Perry Hall by non-farmers. He punched me in the stomach at the corner of Soth & Carlisle avenues.

	We grew up a few houses apart. Over the years we never became good friends but sports kept us in contact. After high school, my Mom & Dad’s involvement in the Perry Hall Recreation Council, and Bill’s participation drew them closer.  In spite of the age difference, they became close friends and even vacationed together. Bill treated my parents better than their own. Because he stayed connected to the Rec Council when none of us did their relationship became even a bigger part of my parents life.

	Bill was smart, funny, giving, thoughtful and easy to be with.  He had no need to chase positions or prominence and was devoid of false pride. He was a leader with no title. It was easy to see even from a distance his love for his family and friends. Thanks to Paul Amirault who would sponsor trips to the Carribean, my Mom & Dad got to spend many vacations with Bill & Jackie and the gang. After my Mom died over 5 years ago it was Bill who would make sure my Dad could get to card games, Rec Council activities and to go on vacation.  My Dad was 30 years or more older than the others but they would take him on vacation and treat him like a king making him Martinis and fixing his plate just like Mom. 

	I will forever be thankful to Bill and Jackie for the love and friendship they have shown my parents. We were not family, just friends and neighbors. Laying in bed this morning thinking how horrible the loss of Bill is for my Dad and would be for my Mom too, I was overwhelmed thinking that if his loss will have that effect on my family, how hard it must be for his family and close friends who knew him well and loved him so much.  My condolences to all of you.

	The Hackes, the Paulshocks and the Perry Hall community got punched in the gut this week and it is going to take much longer to recover from this one.  

							Jerry S

I'll never forget you Hack. Never knew anyone like you. You were a special human being. Say hi to Joe for me. I hope  I'll see both of you again.             Mose.

Mr. Bill you always made us laugh and smile I am so glad that my father John Fazenbaker  and my late mother Nancy had you in our lives along with so many dear friends that we became a family of friends. You will be missed  dearly .  We miss you .


Jackie, my deepest condolences to your family. Keeping all of you in my prayers. May God show you His strength and comfort at this difficult time.  God bless all of you. 
Love,
Mindy 

Bill became part of the McKay family over these many years,and will always live in our hearts.

Forgive me an old story about friendship.

In our senior year of basketball, pregame dinners for Bill and a handful of us were often at my house. It was a sorry menu: grilled cheese and tomato soup. I doubt Coach Miles would have approved.

A year goes by, Bill and I are at different schools, and we’re playing against each other in a lacrosse scrimmage. The game ends, and as I pack up my gear, I hear a voice call out, “ Hey Jab, got time for some tomato soup.”

We shook hands, got caught up on all that had happened in the year that had passed, and I got on the bus.

I wouldn’t see Bill much after that day. Work took me to a lot of places, but never home. I wish I could have shared one more grilled cheese and tomato soup with Bill. Maybe shoot a few hoops, and tell a few more lies about the good old days. 

Rest in peace, my friend. See you down the road.

You touched soooo many lives in the short time you were here my friend! Truly one of the best and our family can't thank you enough for ALL you did for us and our precious Annie! Miss and love you so much  and now your amoungst all our angels for you are certaily one of them now! RIP Will!!! You may be gone from us here but you will NEVER be forgotten!

Bill was a great man and I was fortunate to have known him starting when I worked for his sister in law Brenda. I have many memories of Bill at every function I attended with the Paulshock’s. He was just a crowd pleaser and loved by anyone he met! Rest In Peace and run free with Ryan in Heaven’s Playground.

Bill was a family friend, a true brother to my brother Micheal, and a pillar of the Perry Hall Community my entire life. He is remembered fondly for his love of sports, his caring nature and his sincere friendship and laughter. Condolences to everyone who knew and shared his spirit and love. He is missed.

Marty Applegate

Will...What lifelong memories I have from us growing up together. So many laughs coming of age. I regret that we didn’t stay in touch more through the years. I’m glad I got together with you and the guys last year.  That day you said to me, “ you know, we had it good.” You were right. To Moose, Jackie and all of the family, please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

OBITUARY

Andrew William Hacke Jr.

September 1, 1951 – September 7, 2019

Schimunek Funeral Home

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