Lucas "Luke" Kiefer Hausman

Lucas “Luke” Kiefer Hausman, 32, passed away on Sept. 11, 2022, from complications of Cystic Fibrosis, at his home/shop in Pueblo West, Colo. Luke was born in Colorado Springs, Colo. on July 11, 1990, graduated from South High School in Pueblo and attended Pueblo Community College. However, most of his skill with cars was self-taught. Luke was preceded in death by his grandparents, Clem and Marge Hausman, Norm Clark, Myrna Clark, and Charlene Goehl; and step-dad, Chuck Campbell. He is survived by parents, Tom and Amy Hausman and Shauna Campbell; grandfather, Art Goehl; siblings, Jolene Hausman, Chandra (Ryan) Jameson, Sam (Ashley) Hausman, Dustin (Haleigh) Holman, Kyle Holman, Parker (Aubreona) Holman, Paige Holman, and Patrick Biondolillo; eighteen nieces and nephews; partner, Carlie Hammel-Lyons; and her children, Levi and Colton. Luke was a fighter and never let his battle with Cystic Fibrosis stop him from always having a smile, living life to the fullest, and making friends everywhere he went. He loved pranks and you could count on a suspicious grin and a laugh under his breath, meaning he was up to something. Luke was a generous person who would help anyone in need, especially if it had to do with cars. Luke loved any Disney or car-related movie, particularly Minion movies! He was always around town in his onesies, especially at car show events! If you ever wanted to find Luke at a family function, you never had to look further than the driver’s seat of the nearest John Deere tractor, leading the family hayrides that have become a tradition. You never knew what Luke was planning, but if you were on the ride, you could expect Luke to direct mischief; whether he was driving through sprinklers, insisting on everyone on board to throw hay or dance, or giving the “Hausman Hello” to passing motorists. Luke’s love for cars started with his love for tractors and everything John Deere. Everywhere Luke went, he quickly made lifelong friends with anyone in the car scene; from installing sound systems, and putting Lambo doors on anything with four wheels, to rebuilding a 1964 Ford Mustang from the ground up. He was the one you called to get ear drum-breaking sound systems, strobes, and under glow lights. Luke had a passion for anything to do with cars and everyone in that world. He founded the Street Scene Car Club in 2006. If you just look around, you are sure to find a car with a Street Scene sticker on it! Everyone that visited his garage quickly became his second family. Friday, September 16th, there will be a gathering at his parent’s home in Pueblo West, 611 South Spaulding Ave., for family and close friends at 4 pm. As per Luke’s request, his family would like to invite customers, friends, and the car club, Street Scene, to celebrate Luke’s life and passion for cars on Saturday, September 17th, at his shop, 137 East Industrial Blvd. from 4 to 6 p.m. Please bring your vehicles and show off his work and your support! There will be a Celebration of Life for Luke in June at his family’s home in Beulah. The date and time are to be determined later. Online condolences, www.MontgomerySteward.com