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Donald was born in Coon Rapids, Minnesota on April 16, 1952 to parents Lester and Marjorie Hazen.
Donald entered the United States Army in June of 1972, serving overseas in Korea until his discharge in June of 1974.
Donald was preceded in death by his parents, Derek's mother, Judith Sazenski, and brother-in-law Gerald Hingtgen.
He is survived by his son Derek Hazen; sister Carol Hingtgen, brothers, Roxy (Cheryl) Hazen and Mike Hazen; nephews and nieces, Jeff Hingtgen, Janelle (Bill) Griep, and Jodi (Chad) Hagen; god-daughter Nicole Iglesias; several other relatives and friends.
A Gathering of Family and Friends will be held from 12:00-2:00 pm on Sunday, February 11, 2024 at Donald's Home (1300 Quail Street - Braham, MN 55006).
Military Honors will be provided at 2pm by the Mora American Legion Post 201.
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Karen Axell Brajdich
February 10, 2024
Don was known as Donny in the neighborhood. I remember the times he and Dave Ankeny would tool around in Dave's car. I also remember the neighborhood guys camping out in the lightly wooded hollow behind Ghostley's in 1969. They had tents and built a fire. The neighborhood girls stopped by that camp site too. Miss those days and I miss you Donny Hazen.
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