William Harrington Hahn

Meeting the Hahn family on Scarborough road was one of the highlights of our stay in Cleveland Heights. Bill and Karen were always so gracious and kind. Kathryn planned and directed plays for the children. I have always thought fondly of all of you and wished you the best in life. My deepest sympathy to you all. Rest in peace Bill

My friend and I work across from a thrift store that Bill frequented. We are big thrifters and go over there on our lunch breaks so we ran into him often. He loved to sing in the store. Good guy for sure!

Karen, Kathryn, Will and Kevin, please accept my deepest sympathies on your loss.

I was able to support Bill´s care of the homeless for years by traveling with him on occasion. He was committed to helping those in need. For Bill´s family, I am sorry for your loss.
Carolyn Bruce

Kathryn, please accept our condolences. Thinking of you with sympathy and affection.
Maureen and Lew Lanza

Dear Kathryn , Will and Kevin , Very sorry to hear about Bill's passing. Recently we also had a nice conversation at the 11:00 Mass on every Sunday. Our friendship goes back to the seventies when there was always a lot of socializing every Friday night in downtown Cleveland. Of course we all had a great time in the St. Ann's Couples Club especially when Bill and Karen would perform. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Bill--RIP

I am very sorry for your great loss
Bill was a very dear friend to me we had many good times together more breakfast lunch and dinners with Bill then my next 10 best friends in my whole life we laughed talked meditated prayed and actually ate great food at Marie`s restaurant and the East 55th diner and many other places I Miss Bill`s humor and his talents in many life lessons he always had kind words to say and made people smile and laugh he was always encouraged to play the piano and sing at Marie`s restaurant what a gentleman and a brilliant mind
We will all miss him and now he´s with Jesus. Love Lou and friends

Dear Kathryn, Will, and Kevin,
Please accept my condolences on the loss of your father. Your mom and dad were great friends to me and my late husband, Buster Mooney, through St. Ann´s activities where we had great fun!
Know I am thinking of you all today.
Safe home Bill Hahn, safe home.
-eileen corrigan

We always talked on going on a naval ship together. So one morning on a beautiful day I decided enough talk let´s go! Yes we ended up I believe on the Nautica ! What a great time we had lots of him remincing about his navy years and what a smooth ride we were on " so constantly telling me and other
Attendees on the ship how good the captain and crew were doing and then even telling the captain something like to carry on good mate fine travel indeed ! How much fun we had ! Always laughing !
Love Lou Tombazzi and friends

Mr. Hahn was a very nice man. Meet him at Marie's Restaurant on 45th and St Clair Ave. in Cleveland. He would play the piano and sing old songs. He even wrote songs and shared them with the people there. He was a regular customer and we would always ask if we did not see him was he in and how he was doing. We will miss him.