Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Mr. Randolph Garcia, I'm 63 years old & a resident of SF, CA(not the town it once was I can assure you!). I am also an FBI Federal retiree. As I recall, I retired from the SF FBI where I worked my whole career in a support capacity doing everything & anything needed. I have the scars to prove it too, mentally at least. I retired in January 2018 after 30 years/5 months of service. I worked here & there w/the late Agent Haase & found her to be a most capable & hard working agent w/a very wry sense of humor which I liked. I didn't get a chance to say goodbye to her & now sadly never will, but I remember her somewhat well & quite fondly. Sadly she makes 9 former co-workers who have passed on since I retired. I didn't know her that well, but I do miss her indeed & will always remember her both professionally & on a truly human likeable basis. Gone too soon! (RIP) (SA) Wyelene Haase. -Randolph G in SF, CA.

I continue to miss you Wyelene. I do think of you often.
Your friend,
Lisa

I check this site from time to time because I still can't believe Wyelene has left us. I remember the time I spent with her with fond memories. I do miss her and think of her often. 

Thinking of you. Thank you for being my friend.

I remember Wylene at confirmation and Sunday School at Trinity Lutheran Church while growing up but I think the real bonding moment I remember was swimming for Gym class at the OHS pool and those hideous swim suits we had to wear!. Her family was always welcoming, always smiling. Thank you for whomever put the video together. it was nice to see a long lost friend's life unfold...but ending way too soon.

Lorraine and the Haase family--So surprised but very sorry to hear of your loss. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers for peace and solace...may the memories you shared of good times together soothe your pain and provide you with some comfort.

A very special Thank You to Kathy K. for creating the beautiful Video slideshow to remember Wyelene. 
See it in the Gallery tab, under the Video's. Or, use the following path to watch it on You Tube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuqmDTRYudI

A beautiful soul gone far too soon.....

Wy and I met in DC in 2005. We'd meet to go to a funky restaurant or take in a movie or mostly go shopping (she loved that!) We'd also attend events, such as Nat'l Police Week in DC, or take rides in my Jeep (the bumpier the better for her) and sometimes we'd even work together. But always we had a good time. After her departure from DC in 2007, we kept in touch and we would also visit each other. My life in Washington hasn't been the same since you moved and it won't be even more so going forward. Miss you, Wy!

I first met Wyelene when I first arrived in the Las Vegas Div of the FBI. Wyelene was an excellent FBI Agent. She worked extremely hard and was always willing to drop everything to assist another Agent or friend. From 2006 - 2007, I was fortunate enough to have worked directly for Wyelene at FBI HQ. I will miss your kindness and friendship. RIP

I'm so happy to have worked with you in Las Vegas. You gave me so much in our many conversations. You will live on forever dearest Wyelene.

I and others in the Haase family were so proud to often tell of Wyelene, my niece, and her illustrious career in the FBI. I knew she was dedicated to each FBI assignment, even though she never talked of the risks she often faced as a US Special Agent. I'll miss my beautiful, talented and greatly loved niece, as will so many of her colleagues & friends. Rest in Peace, Dear Wyelene

Wyelene was a contributor to the annual "Tamale making" event at our house. I remember when she quietly asked what she was suppose to do with the corn husk. She wasn't quite sure she could eat it. haha Wy was my movie buddy and a very good friend. She will be missed by many for her kindness and good nature.

Remembering laughing so hard ... the time I checked on your cats (LV) while you were at an in-service in WDC and found what appeared to be marijuana on your kitchen counter (I thought left behind by your housekeeper) ... I called to tell you and you laughed so hard ... turned out to be cat nip. Ha! I wasn't a cat person then - didn't know what cat nip was. I miss you my friend. I haven't stopped thinking of you. RIP.

What a wonderful gift you were to my life! Missing you every day. ♥