RAY HAAG

Knee surgery 11/17/77 performed by Dr. Haag, 48 yrs ago today and no follow up surgery or treatment needed. 8 months after surgery made it through Navy bootcamp. Old school open knee surgery. Rest in peace and thanks for those steady hands.

Sad to hear about the passing of Dr. Haag. My entire family offers their condolences to the entire Haag family. He was truly a legend in his time. We have tremendous fondness and respect for him. May he Rest In Peace.

Dr. Haag operated on me at St. Charles Hospital in 1954. I was born club footed and he cured me at age two. I am now 68 so he was only 31 at the time. I have a vivid memory at age two of this experience from having casts removed every two weeks to Dr. Haag's white bucks.
All my love to Maureen who was my sister's best seton Hall friend -Classs of 1960. All my love to his children.
Mary McCarthy

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Remembering back to when I worked for Dr Haag & Maureen brings back many emotional memories.
He was a doctor that listened to his patients & what I respected the most was the fact that he examined more than just the place that was bothering the patient. He would find other reasons other than orthopedic courses for a pain.
He was a very kind, caring man. He & his wife, Maureen helped me through very difficult times.
My deepest sympathy to Maureen & his family.

My sincere condolences to all of Dr. Haag’s family. He was a fine surgeon and a good man. It was a pleasure to know him and to work with him in the OR at Southside Hospital. May he rest in peace.