Henry E. "Hank" Hagy

This is very sad news. Hank was a great mentor to me as a young engineer at Corning (Canton Plant). I will always remember his love for science and Big Band music!

I only met Hank a few times before he retired, but stories about him are legion within ASTM C14 and the glass industry. His contributions will live on for generations.

I just learned of Hank's passing. He and I spent many years together on ASTM C14. He was a friend and a respected colleague. My deepest condolences to his family.

"May the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace ..."

Marilyn, your Dad was truly one in a million. Thinking of you and your family. Susie Sweet-Amundson

I spent countless hours with Hank back in the 70's and 80's as we played cribbage and listened to the latest Big Band records. Hank had a terrific sense of humor and on more than one occasion we laughed so hard we had tears in our eyes !

I missed seeing him in recent years as his health began to deteriorate.

Hank leaves behind 5 great kids who I knew and enjoyed over the years.

Hank will be missed by the many who knew him.

God Bless.

I'm sending my deepest and heartfelt condolences to the Hagy family at the loss of my very dear and special friend Henry. I will always remember the times we played music together, and the wonderful stories we shared with each other. He was such a giving person and gave abundant life to those he knew and cared for. He will be greatly missed.

Hank will be missed!!! God Bless him...

We wil miss Hank dearly and really loved him.

Very sorry for your loss. We enjoyed seeing him walking around the block when able. A great neighbor and hopefully now at peace. Condolences to all of you. The Sagona family