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- Albert Hascal was born in 1914 in Toledo, Ohio. At thirteen years of age, Al jumped on a train and headed west. Al worked for several CPA firms between 1935 and 1948 including E.J. Milner & Co, Barrow Wade Guthrie, and Jarvis Moore. In 1948 Al joined with Fred Spurrell to form Spurrell & Hascal. In 1955, Mr. Spurrell left the firm, which then became Hascal & Co. In 1962, George Hornung and Fred Sjoholm joined the firm as new partners. The name was then changed to Hascal, Hornung & Sjoholm. Unfortunately, in 1964, Mr. Hornung passed away. The firm name was then changed to what it is today, Hascal, Sjoholm & Company, P.S.
Over the years, Mr. Hascal has seen the firm grow from seven personnel at inception to what it is today. A large group of diverse talented individuals that are available to serve the needs of their clients.
Mr. Hascal retired in 1989 at the age of 75. He and his wife of 68 years, Donna, still reside in Everett.
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The Daily Herald (Everett, WA)
August 15, 2013
Albert Hascall
July 24, 1914 - Aug. 6, 2013
Albert Hascal, a longtime resident of Everett, passed away in Plano, TX at the age of 99. Al was born in Toledo, OH on July 24, 1914, one of eleven children. He ventured off to see the world at the age of 15. His travels took him eventually to Anacortes, WA where he graduated from High School. While living in Anacortes Al met, fell in love with, and married, the love of his life, Donna (Hovik) Hascal. Prior to Donna's death, Al and Donna celebrated 70 wonderful years of marriage.
Al is survived by his daughter, Marilyn and her husband, Sig Thorlakson of Allen, TX; his son, Jim and wife, Pam Hascal of Plano TX; five lovely granddaughters and a grandson; three lovely great granddaughters and two great grandsons.
Al, at 98 and still an adventurous soul, decided he wanted to live out his life near his children, most of his grandchildren and great grandchildren so he packed his bags and moved to Plano, Texas, a suburb of Dallas. Al loved and was loved by his family until the end.
Al chose accounting as his profession, first working for numerous companies in the accounting field, then serving as an auditor for the IRS, then sitting for and passing the certified public accounting (CPA) exam. Al eventually started his own CPA firm in Everett, took in Fred Sjoholm and the company still thrives in Everett today. During his many years in Everett, Al was active in many civic and service organizations. Al had another love besides his family, friends and business associates, the majestic Northern Cascade Mountains. He loved their beauty, their tranquility, and their challenge. Al has conquered his last and highest peak – It is now time for him to lie down and rest.
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1914 - 2013 (99 years)
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