Philip W. Haag

In Loving Memory of our parents,
Philip W. & Dorothy M. Haag.
May they have eternal rest with our
LORD JESUS CHRIST
Amen

I suspect the half has not been told. What a remarkable man! I see his caring legacy in his daughter Debbie, my good friend.

Debbie and Mike'

I am very to sorry to hear of your father's passing.
My first job was at Contra Costa Drug and one of my main chores was to take out Phil's big trash box, in the pharmacy, which I enjoyed, not so much taking out the trash but, talking to your Dad.
He, like my Grandfather, knew just about everyone in Martinez and treated them all with a big smile and great conversation.
He will be missed by many.

My thoughts are with you and your...

I haven't seen Phil for many years, but I'll always remember him for his wonderful personality and lust for life.
He was a great asset to everyone he came into contact with. His light shall continue to shine whenever his name is mentioned. I was fortunate to have been able to sing with him when I resided in Walnut Creek.

My first 'real' job was clerking in Phil's Alhambra Ave shop, when I was 15 years old. He offered me the job shortly after my own father passed. I loved him dearly, one of those rare adults who teen-agers feel they can really talk to. Michael and I were in the same class at school and were friends, especially in our church youth group and its numerous activities. My condolences to you, Mike & Debbie. Your Dad was a fine & moral man, caring and warm, and I will miss him too. I'll never...

Debbie and Mike,
With deep sadness this notice of your fathers passing finds me. As you might not know your father meant the world to me. His smile, inspirations, friendship and overall integrity, spoke volumes within the Martinez community and beyond. I always looked up to your dad and sought out advice from a man of great wisdom.

This leader in the Martinez community will be greatly missed, but I lost a great friend from whom I always looked forward to talking with each time...