Webb Alexander Haymaker

Continue to rest in peace.

As stated before, I didn't know him, but ran across his obit and was truly impressed. From what I read, he's in heaven for his good deeds he left behind on earth. Happy birthday! Mary Jane Spruel

So sorry. I go to Carleton, and started researching Evelyn Andersojn Haymaker, once I read a blub ablout her in Anderson Hall and came upon this. My uncle died from suicide, so I know what the impacts are. Hope everything is well and will get better.

so sorry

I am late in sharing my condolences, but I only read about Webb's passing in the Carleton Voice today. I remember reading the powerful article in the same publication a few years back about Webb and his father and what they have done to stand against gun violence. I didn't know Webb well (I graduated from Carleton in 1999). But I vividly remember the respect that most of my favorite music professors had for him, especially Professor Rhodes. Webb always seemed very steadfast in his studies and...

I live on the West Coast now, so I just heard about this today, more than a month after. I am devastated, and cannot begin to find the right words. Webb, you were an amazing young man and a gift to us all. There are no words for this. Rest in power.

I had the pleasure and the honor of knowing and having Webb in my life as a colleague and a friend. Initially, as we both have just arrived to Connecticut, he reached out to me with his usual gentle and kind manner to ask for support in helping youth at risk in a job he had just started in New Haven, Connecticut. Quite quickly, what began like clinical supervision resulted in a friendship built on mutual admiration. I feel lucky to have met Webb and mourn his loss as his presence in my...

I am so sorry for your loss. May God's hands wrap you in his arms and hold on tight.