San Francisco, California
Sep 16, 1957 – Apr 7, 2017 (Age 59)
Michael Stephen Haney
A native San Franciscan, Michael Stephen Haney was born in Letterman's Hospital on September 16, 1957 to parents Bernice Patricia (Boxx) and Oscar Haney. Eleven months later, his only sibling Frederick Irving was born.Michael was raised in the Ingleside/Lakeview...Read MoreI´m looking over Legacy, because I lost a friend. I went to Riordan, so I decided to visit to see past alumni that have passed. I´m sorry for your loss. Michael was a great guy!!
Ray Giordani
June 05, 2025 | School
I remember Michael as a very friendly guy at St. Emydius, and he lived just up the street from me on Urbano Drive. Rest well, Michael.
Michael T. Terry
June 03, 2024 | Friend
I still have a plant from his service and it still flourish and blooms. I call it Michael. Miss my St. Emydius childhood friend. RIP Michael
Inga Lewis
April 19, 2020 | Vallejo, CA
A beautiful face and a loving, gentle smile, a kind, gentle person. We will always remember Michael that way.
Mark and Lynda
April 19, 2019 | Mesa | Friend
I still can't believe such a nice and gentle soul has left us. I will remember Michael fondly for the rest of my life. He was there with a beautiful smile and a laugh whenever I was down during our HS years. He is and will always be missed.
Rey Valdes
Riordan class 75'
rey valdes
April 19, 2019 | Morro Bay, CA | Classmate
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. Score that perfect 300 game in heaven for your old bowling team members Peggy & Pone!
April 14, 2018 | CA | Family
I first Mike in our training class when I first started working at the Chronicle in 1985. We hit it off as friends right away. We laughed and joked around all the time while we worked. He loved making fun of me lol. I use to love going on our Reno trips and bowling with him. Even after he left the Chronicle, we still kept in touch and he would come meet me for breakfast while I was working in the field and sometimes surprise me and come to the warehouse at like 3 am to say hello. Couldn't ask...
Georgia Xuereb
July 29, 2017 | Napa, CA
One of my dearest cousins: When I was little, he always made me feel loved and accepted, when a lot of others did not. And as I matured, he always had an understanding, listening ear like Uncle Haney, and a smile that never ceased. During the tough times when I saw him, whether in pain, hospitalized or not, he always kept a positive outlook and found encouraging words to speak like Auntie Patsy did. He was the true embodiment of love and a reminder that no matter how tough it gets, we have a...
Sirena Bazile
May 03, 2017 | Brandywine, MD
#76, the uplifting, bright smile will never be forgotten.
Bob Sanchez
Riordan Class of '75
April 30, 2017
