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Paul Hasas

1983 - 2021

Paul Hasas obituary, 1983-2021, Desert Hot Springs, CA

BORN

1983

DIED

2021

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Palm Springs Mortuary

69855 East Ramon Road

Cathedral City, California

Paul Hasas Obituary

Paul Hasas

Desert Hot Springs - 1983-2021

Paul Hasas, 38, passed away at his home on Tuesday, June 8, 2021. He was born in Romania in 1983, to Eugenia Hasas and Paul Hasas, Sr. He arrived in the Coachella Valley in 1992, where he attended Desert Hot Springs Elementary School, Desert Springs Middle School, Palm Springs High School, and College of the Desert. Paul also attended UC Davis in California and Allegheny College in Pennsylvania. Paul is survived by his mother, Eugenia, his father, Paul Sr., and his sister, Adela. He was preceded in death by several loving family members, who are surrounding him now.

Paul was a highly talented artist and graphic designer. He worked in graphic design for 18 years, primarily for the Palm Desert agency Graphtek, and later as a freelance artist for many local and national companies. Coachella Valley residents are guaranteed to have seen his work on local billboards, logos, websites, and other media around town. In his free time, Paul taught himself 3D modeling, illustration, how to play guitar, and how to speak Japanese. He also enjoyed learning about consciousness, the latest technologies, and outer space.

Paul had a great sense of humor and most people knew him for his fun attitude and jokes. He loved animals, enjoyed watching experimental movies and TV comedies, and playing virtual reality video games. He was highly curious, considerate, generous, and intelligent, and most people remember his very in-depth conversations. Most of all, he was incredibly sensitive, honest, and had a tremendously kind heart. We loved him much more than he knew, and we were incredibly lucky to have him in our lives.

A memorial service will be held inside the chapel at Forest Lawn on June 21, 2021, at 8:00 am, at 69855 Ramon Rd, Cathedral City, CA 92234. It will be followed by a short cemetery service across the street at Desert Memorial Park.

Published by The Desert Sun from Jun. 12 to Jun. 16, 2021.
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Brian Potra

June 8, 2023

What a tragic loss. We are very sorry for your loss. We have often thought of you both Adela since you guys moved from neighborhood years ago. Paul was always very kind. An old soul for sure. Valeria will take good care of Paul from here on out you can be sure. We will be praying for you and your family. Wendy, Dan, and Arin Hogan

Wendy Hogan

Neighbor

June 20, 2021

He was a good Man, a big loss for the society
We'll never forget him

Potra Sr Brian Traian

Significant Other

June 20, 2021

Adela,
So sorry to hear the loss of your brother.
I pray you and your family find peace and comfort. So many are praying for you.
Terri Ruiz
(DSUSD)

Terri Ruiz

Coworker

June 16, 2021

Rest in peace Paul
Deepest condolences to mom Eugenia, sister Adela and the rest of the family. Tom and Jeni .

Tom and Eugenia Kiser

Friend

June 15, 2021

I was lucky to connect with Paul many years after our shared time at PSHS. His sense of humor and empathy were a rare gift. I miss talking to him and seeing the incredible artwork he created. This illustration was a gift from him for my birthday. He personalized all the details to include my daughters. I will treasure this gift always.

Rebecca McKinney

Friend

June 14, 2021

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