Services were held
Monday for George V. Haga,
64, Butler Road, Glyndon,
who died Thursday.
He was a son of the late
Enoch and America Foster
Haga.
He had been employed for
many years by the Maryland
State Game and Inland Fish
Commission.
He is survived by his wife,
Juanlta Haga; six sons,
Hurley Haga, Tacoma,
Wash., George Haga Jr.,
White Hall, James and
William Haga, both of
Glyndon, and Donald and
Michael Haga, both of
Gamber; nine grandchildren;
four sisters and a
brother.
Services were held at the
Jacksonville Church of God
at 10 a.m. with the Rev.
Robert Groves officiating.
Burial was In Evergreeen
Memorial Gardens,
Finksburg.
The Times 29 Jul 1975
Monday for George V. Haga,
64, Butler Road, Glyndon,
who died Thursday.
He was a son of the late
Enoch and America Foster
Haga.
He had been employed for
many years by the Maryland
State Game and Inland Fish
Commission.
He is survived by his wife,
Juanlta Haga; six sons,
Hurley Haga, Tacoma,
Wash., George Haga Jr.,
White Hall, James and
William Haga, both of
Glyndon, and Donald and
Michael Haga, both of
Gamber; nine grandchildren;
four sisters and a
brother.
Services were held at the
Jacksonville Church of God
at 10 a.m. with the Rev.
Robert Groves officiating.
Burial was In Evergreeen
Memorial Gardens,
Finksburg.
The Times 29 Jul 1975
Services were held
Monday for George V. Haga,
64, Butler Road, Glyndon,
who died Thursday.
He was a son of the late
Enoch and America Foster
Haga.
He had been employed for
many years by the Maryland
State Game and Inland Fish
Commission.
He is survived by his wife,
Juanlta Haga; six sons,
Hurley Haga, Tacoma,
Wash., George Haga Jr.,
White Hall, James and
William Haga, both of
Glyndon, and Donald and
Michael Haga, both of
Gamber; nine grandchildren;
four sisters and a
brother.
Services were held at the
Jacksonville Church of God
at 10 a.m. with the Rev.
Robert Groves officiating.
Burial was In Evergreeen
Memorial Gardens,
Finksburg.
The Times 29 Jul 1975
Monday for George V. Haga,
64, Butler Road, Glyndon,
who died Thursday.
He was a son of the late
Enoch and America Foster
Haga.
He had been employed for
many years by the Maryland
State Game and Inland Fish
Commission.
He is survived by his wife,
Juanlta Haga; six sons,
Hurley Haga, Tacoma,
Wash., George Haga Jr.,
White Hall, James and
William Haga, both of
Glyndon, and Donald and
Michael Haga, both of
Gamber; nine grandchildren;
four sisters and a
brother.
Services were held at the
Jacksonville Church of God
at 10 a.m. with the Rev.
Robert Groves officiating.
Burial was In Evergreeen
Memorial Gardens,
Finksburg.
The Times 29 Jul 1975
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