Ronald Earl Haun

Ron was my Tennis Coach for three years at Skyline High. When he started in 1969, he only knew the basics of the game. By my Senior year, he knew the strengths of our team and was able to lead us to an All State 2nd Place only behind a very powerful Olympus team. More importantly, he was a wonderful coach and friend. Thanks coach

In the late summer of 1989 I showed up a couple days later than most in Rexburg to attend Ricks College football camp after working in Stockton California as a laborer in construction. The equipment that was issued to me was way too big and outdated, due to it being all that was left. After two-a-days were over and after an afternoon practice Coach Haun pulled me aside put his arm around me and said "you can play here". He then personally took me around the equipment room and handed me all...

Coach Haun touched so many lives of the young men that he coached and I was lucky enough to be one of them. He brought me to Rick's College, first as a Player in 1983 and then he gave me the opportunity to Coach under him at Ricks in 1996. I will be forever grateful for both those opportunities he gave me. My Thoughts and Prayers are with Beverly and the entire Haun Family.

Dear Haun Family, Our office noted with sadness the passing of your loved one, Ronald, and we wish to send our condolences and sincere sympathy to you and your family at this time of bereavement. As a member of Weber State University´s extended family, friends and associates will miss him. While we realize a condolence letter cannot lessen your sense of loss, we want to let you know that his achievements and contributions were appreciated at Weber State University. Sincerely, Nancy B....

I played receiver for Coach Haun at Ricks on the 1988 and 1989 teams. He was tough minded and no nonsense but he still inspired confidence with kindness. I appreciate the shot he gave me as a walk on. I will always remember the day he put his arm around me and told me that I had earned a scholarship and starting position on the team. I will never forget his fiery pre-game speeches followed by him kicking a big metal garbage can across the locker room. Thanks for believing in me Coach and for...

Sad news. Ron and I coached a little league team about 1961 or 62. He was good with the kids, and focused and taught the fundamentals. I was learning along with the boys. My sincere condolences to the family.

From the family side, All us cousins grew up mostly together, our parents visited each other and we all played together, now we are all getting older we have different priorities, but I would not change the way we all grew up, sorry for your loss , keep your memories.

I was a yearbook photographer at MHS during the 75 and 76 foorball seasons. I'll never forget his reproof to the players when they missed an assignment. "Come on, be a champion." I don't think Murray had a championship football team since him.