Obituary of Carl Edward Haug

CARL EDWARD A. HAUG was born 2/16/1952 in Rantoul, Illinois; he was a gift to his father and Grandfather on their February 16th birthdates. In 1959 his father in the air force they moved to Hawaii Carl loved living there and had been back several times as an Adult. Washington was the next stop with his family in 1963 and finally, he went to the big rock band in the sky 11/16/10, after a courageous battle with cancer. Proceeded in death by parents, grandparents, a Brother In-Law, an aunt, two Uncles, a niece, cousins and some good friends. Survived by three Sisters: Mary Catherine Wright (Bob), Nancy Joyce Wilcox, Theresa Mae Amadeo (Ray). Two Aunts, and one Uncle 12 nieces and nephews, 17 great nieces and nephews and 1 great-great nephew, 9 cousins, and a Family of good friends. Carl graduated from Clover Park High School in 1970. He continued his education until obtaining a Bachelor of Arts Degree. He was a very loving, intelligent, independent, opionated, witty, caring man, who never complained even at his worse. Blessed with a unique sense of humor, always living his life to the fullest and forever doing things his way but of course you had to respect him for that, because that’s what life is about. He enjoyed playing the guitar, He was fascinated by Air planes mostly military planes, he would go to all the air shows he could, and belonged to a couple airplane clubs, watching the Mariners, the Seahawks and car racing. He also took pleasure in reading, writing, listening to live music, playing in the band, eating barbecue and camping with his circle of friends. Employed by reliable parts in Tukwila as an appliance parts salesman. He will truly be missed by his co-workers, his family, his extended family and life long friends. We wish to express our Thanks to the Staff at Franciscan Hospice for taking such good care of him during his last days. There will be a celebration of life held for all who would like to attend at the VFW Hall 3510 McKinley Ave Sunday 11/28/10 at 3:00 pm