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Sharon Ann
Haberski
Mar 3, 1945 — Oct 15, 2026
Wednesday
Prasser-Kleczka Funeral Homes Bay View Chapel
4:00 - 7:00 pm (Central time)
Thursday
St. Veronica Congregation
10:00 - 11:00 am (Central time)
Thursday
St. Veronica Congregation
11:00 am - 12:00 pm (Central time)
Thursday
St. Adalbert Cemetery
12:15 - 12:45 pm (Central time)
Sharon A. (Sobczak) Haberski
Born March 3, 1945. Enter eternal life on Thursday, October 15, 2026 at age of 81. Beloved wife of (late Stephen F. Haberski for 59 years. Mother of Shelly A. Bradley, Shari L. Haberski. Busia of the (late Russell D. Day), Anthony Di Matteo, Marc Di Matteo, Cody Bradley. Great Grandmother of Layla A.D. Day.
Daughter of the late John P. and Anna J. (Grabowski) Sobczak. Stepdaughter of the late Thomas Berka. Sister of the late Virgil (late Laverne) Sobczak, Late Richard (late Audrey) Sobczak, and the late Dennis (Linda) Sobczak of MS. Sharon will be missed by other relatives, foster children and friends.
Sharon was very active in the Polish Community. She was a member of her most beloved organization the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America, serving as Dance School Director, National Director, President of Circuit 6, Financial Secretary, and even Vice Chaired a PRCUA National Convention, also Chairing a PRCUA promotional booth at Polish Fest for many years. Had the honor representing PRCUA in meeting President Ronald Reagan in 1984, and with the PRCUA dance group took part in the City of Festivals parade on several occasions. Plus, the PRCUA dance group collaborated with the Polish Falcons Nest 725 under the direction of Marian Hansen, to show that two Fraternal organizations should and can work together.
Sharon always representing PRCUA in other organizations: Pulaski Council as a Director, Vice President, and President and chaired the Polish Food and Marketplace booths at Holiday Folk Fair for many years. The Polish American Congress Wisconsin Division as a Director and Chaired many Polish Independence/Veterans dinners and luncheons. A Director on the board of the Polish Heritage Alliance (Polish Center) and worked at the Center as a volunteer. Worked also for Polish Fest as the Volunteer Coordinator and volunteered in many areas on the Polish Fest grounds throughout the years.
Sharon received many awards throughout the years, one being the Polish Heritage Award and the Polish American Community Service Award.
Sharon had worked in the health field for 36 years, the last 25 consecutive years at St. Luke's Medical Center. After leaving the health field, she then worked for 16 years at Tropic's Tan under the ownership of Suzanne and Lyle Meyer.
Sharon will always be remembered for her dedication to family, friends, organizations and her community.
Visitation WEDNESDAY, October 21 at the Funeral Home from 4-7 PM. Visitation Thursday, October 22 at St. Veronica Congregation, 4001 S Whitnall Ave, Milwaukee from 10-11 AM, Mass of Christian Burial at 11 AM. Committal Service to follow at St. Adalbert Cemetery.
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