Paul Dane Hagenburger

Paul, I think of you so very often. Zoe graduated from college two years ago. She is teaching and her next step will be a Master´s in Education. You would be so proud. Thank you for everything.

I´m not sure how we did not know that you had passed away. You were loved by us, you saved our marriage and we hope you´re in heaven smiling down and in no more pain. Thank you, Paul for everything

Zoe is now a senior at the University of Nevada, Reno, double majoring in Secondary Education and History. They are already teaching a pod of middle schoolers and they love working with students and being in the classroom. You would be so proud of the amazing adult they’ve become. Thinking of you with gratitude always.

Anne (Jordan and Zoe’s mom)

My deepest condolences to the Hagenburger family on the loss of Paul. He treated my daughter for five years and he was an integral, essential and deeply valued resource and support to me. I texted and left a voicemail for Paul shortly before his passing. I didn't hear back and was concerned, knowing he had trouble with his leg. I am truly and deeply saddened at the tragic loss of this wonderful man and gifted, empathic and highly sensible therapist. (He regularly talked sense into me!) Words...

Paul was an amazing man and we were so fortunate to call him our friend. May God wrap his arms around your family at this difficult time. We will treasure our friendship with him forever. Love, Rex and Karen Cole

Dear Stephanie and family ,
Paul was one of the kindness men I have ever known . I'm so sorry he had to go through such hard times but I am happy for him and you that he is now rejoicing with God . Love to you and Prayers for peace. I truly Understand Teresa Giacalone Sperry

I have so many good memories of Paul that will last forever. May your special of Paul memories comfort you, Stephanie and family.
-Becky Hames

Dear, dear Stephanie and Family,
As difficult as it has been for you and the rest of the world to have lost Paul, we know that so many, many people have had richer lives---all because of Paul! His legacy continues, not only through all of you, but also through his many friends, his students, his clients, and even through the sad fact of his participation in medical trials at UCLA. Even his wish to have memorials given to Saints' shepherding program show that he is STILL teaching. . .as...

Paul was a kind, caring, genuine and compassionate human being. I enjoyed talking and getting to know him when we both were teaching at University of Phoenix. He will be missed.