Hausknecht, Gloria M. "GiGi" Sister, Mother, Grandmother, Great-grandmother Rochester: March7, 2013 at age 90. Predeceased by her husband, Herbert. Gloria has been loved and cared for by her daughter, Gloria Jean Ross, recently deceased son, James (Sharon) Hausknecht, daughter, Charleen (Kenny) O'Keefe, son, Paul (Farah) Hausknecht, daughter, Kimberly (Tom Snape) Cleere; grandchildren, Jason (Catherine) Hausknecht, Michael (Rachel) O'Keefe, Jill (Joel) Fisher, Sarah Ross, Kelly (Aaron) Metris, Carrie Ross, Matthew (Jessica) Hausknecht, Kenny Cleere, Matthew Cleere, and Noah Hausknecht; beloved sister, Rosemary (Walter) Muerb; nephews, Wally (Marty) Muerb and Mark Muerb. Gloria was very proud of her 10 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren who always brought her joy and happiness. She will be sadly missed. The family would like to give special thanks to the staff at St. John's Nursing Home. Their dedication and compassion has helped them through a very difficult time. Please join the family to celebrate Gloria's legacy in a funeral service at the Chapel at St. John's Home, (150 Highland Avenue) on Saturday, March 16 at 10:00 AM. Anyone wishing to provide donations in Gloria's memory may do so at St. John's Foundation, 150 Highland Avenue, Rochester, NY 14620. Gloria was born September 1, 1922, in Rochester, NY, to Charlotte and Harry Schubert and grew up on Lombard Street with her younger sister Rosemary. Gloria attended West High School, played the accordion and married Herbert Hausknecht in 1941, in Saco Maine, while Herbert was on leave from WWII. After WWII they lived in the projects in Rochester and then moved to Hague Street where they raised 5 children. Their early years were built around tent and trailer camping with a large involvement in the National Campers and Hikers Association (NCHA). Later in life, Gloria and Herbert became involved in ceramics and opened "Herb's Ceramic Center" which offered a variety of ceramic classes. Gloria also was a secretary in the Intensive Care Unit at Strong Memorial Hospital, where she retired, returning in later years to the same position at St. Mary's Hospital. Gloria enjoyed a good book, C-span, and vacations with her sister Rosemary. Grandma "GiGi" was a very strong and independent woman that was greatly loved by her family and friends. Her legacy will forever live on as she is deeply missed.