Joseph-Hazen-Obituary

Joseph William "Joe" Hazen

Seattle, Washington

1934 - 2020

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DIED
April 1, 2020
LOCATION
Seattle, Washington

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Joseph Hazen passed away on April 1, 2020 in Seattle, Washington. The obituary was featured in The Seattle Times on April 18, 2020.

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I was Housekeeper for Joe and Miyo for a couple years, and they were by far my favorite clients. Joe always had the most interesting stories of aviation and adventure; it seemed I learned something new every week! When he talked about Miyo, it was so clear that his love for her was immeasurable, and in one conversation he was moved to tears by the memory he was sharing. He was so sweet and kind, and I looked forward to seeing him each and every visit. Miyo is an absolute gem and I have...

I flew as Engineer with Joe on many a trip with JAL. He was an excellent pilot and real gentleman
Jack Snodgrass

I did not know this American hero but am best friends with one of his best friends son. Semper Fi sir, you paved the way for the rest of us. RIP my brother Welcome home you are not forgotten!!

Thank you so much for sharing on our dad's online guestbook. He will be missed dearly by all. I know he always spoke so fondly of you, Janice and Stephen. Makes me happy you guys kept in touch since he was an only child. And Diane, thank you so much for taking the time to read about my dad's life. He was an incredible father, husband, friend and wingman! He will forever be in our hearts. Maya

Joe was my 1st cousin, my father and his mother were brother and sister. Although, due to cross country distance we did not see each other, we always managed to connect by telephone throughout the years and always made that phone call to each other on the holidays. I spoke with Joe a month prior to his death and he was in good spirits as always. I know he will be missed by his wife, children and many friends. He had a life well lived. Janice Semenuk Hija and husband, Stephen

Captain Hazen's life was an amazing adventure. His obituary in the Seattle Times was well written and could easily be used to write his biography to preserve a part of American history. I wish I had known the man. My condolences to his family for their loss. Truly Captain Hazen's passing was a loss for all of us.