Robert Francis Hauth

In 1978 I was hired as an Assistant Attorney General and Bob was my first Division Chief. How luck was I to have such a knowledgable and kind man to introduce me to the actual practice of law! Everyone who ever worked for Bob can attest to his deep love of both the law and his family. For the past several years I missed seeing Bob at Westside St. Mikes, where he was often a lector. I treasure his friendship.

Michelle and family
So sorry for your loss. You dad was such a nice man to Dick and I. Always pleasant, loving, and caring. I will always remember the times we were all at your house many years ago. Good memories.
I know you have a lot of wonderful family memories. Cherish them. Love you all.
Betty V.

He truly had a smile for all and open arms for hugs. He had the ability to converse and find a common ground with each person he met. Please accept our condolences.

I have already told you keep the memories of you life with your father and mother and family. That is the comfort from me. I still thrive on the memories of our family from 1957 onward of all the predeceased starting with my grandfather Rogers whom first died in my young life. I was only 12 at that time. Death was always hard for me to accept except I finally learned memories helps so much.