Stacey Anderson

Stacey Ann of Winona was born in the middle of a tornado warning on July 10,1966 in Rochester, MN to Robert and Kathleen (Kaiser) Marin. Her family returned to the Winona shortly after her birth and lived in Fountain City. She was a member of St. Stanislaus Catholic Church where she was baptized, received her First Communion and was Confirmed. She attended Cochrane-Fountain City school, participated in anything musical, graduating in 1984. Stacey began her career at Control Data, and QVC in Minneapolis/St. Paul area. During this time, she returned home on weekends to sing in various country bands including Silver Dollar Band, Modified Stock and several others. Stacey had a wonderful voice and loved to sing and play keyboard.Stacey married Scott Haedtke in Winona, MN in 1989 and together they had a son, Trevor Jon Haedtke. They were later divorced but remained friends.Stacey and Trevor moved to Racine, WI where she worked as an IT Specialist in Rockland. She married Andy Anderson in 1997 and added a son, Dakota James to their family. They returned toWinona and she worked at TRW as an IT Specialist. In 2008 they moved to Missouri to help her cousin, Rick Sandvig, with his children after tragically losing his wife. Returning to Winona, Stacey discovered she had stage IV breast cancer and began treatments in 2009. During this time her fighting spirit showed through and she fought with all she could. She became an inspiration to all who knew her. She was Winona County's Person of Hope in 2013.Stacey lost her fight in the early morning of May 2nd 2015 after complications of the cancer.She is survived by her sons Trevor Haedtke (Ally Wadewitz) and Dakota Anderson,her husband Andy Anderson and his daughter Hope, parents Kathleen and Robert, brother Jason Marin and children Jane and Kyle Marin. Also surviving are Aunts Judy Sacia, Jerri Storlie, Dianne Glodowski, Jean Michaelson, Rose Ernster (husband Rick Abeita) and Uncles Richard (Brenda) Kaiser, Don Marin, mother-in-law Judy Anderson and ex-husband Scott Haedtke. Several cousins also survive. Preceding her in death are Papa Ben and Nana Cecilia Kaiser, Otto and Violet Marin, James Anderson, Edna and Frank Pischski, her Uncles Bernie Jaszewski, Bob Glodowski, Otis Sacia, David Storlie, Aunt and Uncle Lois and Ralph Schultz, and their daughter Wendy.Celebration of Life will be at St. Stanislaus Church on Wednesday, May 6th with visitation at the church from noon-1:00 pm and mass at 1:00 pm.Her memory will live on and we're sure she's with God, trying to form the first country western choir to sing His praises!
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