Ross Haley

As the Boulder High School class of 1972 looks back and approaches our 50th reunion next year, Ross Haley appears at the top of the list of best memories. He truly inspired greatness, taking students from high school thespians to multiple-weekend performances with packed houses. Without his leadership, we would not have known there was a difference. I wanted to stop by his creation, the Boulder Dinner Theater, and say hello, but I found this notice of his passing, instead. Bless you and...

I really liked Ross. He was friends with my ex-girlfriend Jil, and Ross was a client of mine as well when he injured his shoulder. I'll miss Ross he was a good guy.

Ross was a dear friend & will be missed. Prayers to the family.
RIP Ross.

George you were a guiding light in this mixed up teenagers life - thank you for your caring and direction. Rest in Peace you dear dear man!

So sorry for your loss. May the family find strength and rest from Almighty God during this time.
Porter

George was an inspiration, a favorite teacher and friend! My fondest memories from high school all revolve around him. Concert Choir, Show Choir, Madrigals, our Show Choir trip to Europe, and our musicals. I still get goosebumps and teary when I hear the Hallelujah Chorus at Christmas and the wonderful memories it evokes when George created magic. He will be greatly missed. I am forever grateful for having him be a part of my life. Ross is singing with the angels now.

I knew Ross for many years, when I did all HVAC work for Boulder Dinner Theater. Was a very nice person. Sorry he's gone.

May Ross Rest in Peace.

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