Richard A. Hauk

i REMEMBER WITH MY COUSINS FROM CRANFORD GOING BY HIS HOUSE AND BEING IN AWE TO SEE IF WE CAN CATCH HIM COMING OUT OF HIS HOUSE.THE HOUSES IN THAT PART OF NEW JERSEY WERE FAR APART AND IT WASNT AN EASY WALK .iN THOSE DAYS ADULTS WOOULD ASK WAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP? INDOUBADABLY 85% WOULD RETORT AN ASTRONAUGHT..

My condolences to the family. I have such great memories of Coach Hauk from first grade gym teacher to high school soccer and baseball coach. He set me straight on a few occasions and l´m a better person because of him.

My heart goes out to the Hauk family. Playing for Coach Hauk during the glory days of Granby Soccer are some of the best memories of my life. He was a mentor, a cheerleader, and a constant supporter of his players on and off the field. I will never forget his shouts of "get out of the phone booth" (spread out) or "no Alfonse and Gaston" (don´t just stand there looking at each other). He helped shape many young people´s lives and for that so many of us are forever grateful. -Scott...

I´m so very grateful to have had Coach Hauk as my Soccer coach and Phys Ed teacher at Granby Memorial. His dedication and commitment to Coaching went beyond the Granby fields. I can even remember him traveling to support me in my college soccer games as well! A lot of his expertise and knowledge in soccer and athletics I have found helpful in coaching my own kids and their teams. A heartfelt Thank You to Coach and to his Family for all those wonderful years in Granby! He was truly a Gem for...

I recently met Richard through coffee hour at First Church. He and his wife were regulars and their presence was always a treat to those who knew him well. God bless his soul.

Linda & family, our deepest sympathies on the loss of Rick. Paul & I are sorry that health problems make it impossible for us to attend the wake & services for Rick but our thoughts & prayers will be with you.

My deepest condolences to the Hauk family. Coach Hauk was a steadying influence in my years at GMHS in the late 70's and early 80's as both a coach in basketball, baseball and soccer and P.E.class. A genuine person who cared for his students and players.

Linda, so sorry to hear of your loss! May the memories of happy times help you through this difficult time! Thinking of you, your Ashley St School friend. You are in my thoughts and prayers