Message from Sally Suren

Chuck,
I will be forever grateful that you were in my life. I have so many wonderful memories. I so loved watching you direct the band and I loved watching you sing all the songs when you were at my musicals. The world is a colder and darker place without the warm glow that was your light. A life well lived. Now it's time to rest my friend and let God take care of you as you took care of so many others.

A candle was lit by The Kyser Family on August 3, 2017 1:17 AM

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So sad to hear of Chuck's passing. My kids and myself will miss him so much. He was the first person to welcome us to the block. We had great times feeding the fish and having hotdog cookouts.

Message from Kathy Teeple Marshall

Dear Andrew , Jonathan and your family,
My prayers are with you during this time. Chuck would always tell me about all the things you were doing. He was proud of you both.
I will always remember how he would encourage me to push what I thought my limits were and to try new things. He was always there with supportive words.
I will miss my friend and teacher dearly.

Message from Mike Daughenbaugh

To the Hass family, sorry for your loss. Mr Hass will be missed by many great teacher. Take care God Bless.

Message from Lynn and Mary Gilmore

Our deepest sympathy to Chuck's family. We both played in the Canal Fulton Community Band and enjoyed working with him. He will be deeply missed.
Lynn and Mary Gilmore

Message from Mary Ann Higgins

I will remember Chuck as a very creative man and a big supporter of the St Helena III Canal Boat.

Message from Judi Suren

Andrew, Jonathan & Matthew,
I am so sorry to hear about your Uncle Chuck:(
I will cherish my memories of our times spent together:) Listening to the music he made, the food he prepared, the restaurant meals we shared, the lively conversations, the plays and shows we sang along to while watching my sister Sally performed. I miss him already. I know you are proud to be his family; he lived a full life and touched so many people. He was the best!!

Message from Roberta Roop Hawk

Thank you Chuck for your dedication to making music a love for so many people. Life would be so blah without music. Also thanks for all your time you dedicated to the Union Cemetery. We have lost another citizen that made Canal Fulton a wonderful place to call home.

Message from Cathy Tribuzzo

I enjoyed talking to Chuck when he volunteered at WKSU during our fund drives.
He always had such great stories to tell and a smile on his face. I loved talking about cooking and sharing recipes w/ him. He made the BEST soups! Rest in Peace Chuck.

Message from Ann VerWiebe

Chuck was a long-time volunteer with us at WKSU. He was a sweet man, a great volunteer and he made us homemade soup. Chuck will be greatly missed.

Message from Kate Murray

Chuck was a great volunteer at WKSU. I always looked forward to fund drives so I could visit with him. He gave my son private french horn lessons which he so desperately needed. He was so full of life and seemed to enjoy every minute. He will be missed.

Message from Lisa Ney Ruman

Me. Has was my band director and gave me lessons. He brought a lot of talent to the Purple Army! My thoughts and prayers go out yo his family.

Message from Rose Blanchard

Chuck will be missed in so many ways. We felt blessed when he was able to participate in The Family Island Library Project..... partly because he always brought something YUMMY to share for lunch!!! Let's hope that Chuck continues to oversee all the organizations he has touched from his new perspective.

A candle was lit by Robert Ruch on August 1, 2017 3:21 AM

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I will miss Chuck very much. He was such a kind soul and always willing to help anyone with anything. I always loved talking about cooking with him.

Message from Helen Telep-Gonzalez

My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Chuck. May he rest in eternal peace.
We were friends at Baldwin Wallace University.
Chuck and I spent hours together doing the make up for countless plays and musicals at BW and for the Summer Theatre. Though we have been apart for many years (I lived abroad and in Florida) I feel we were never apart in spirit. Thanks for the memories Chuck!

Message from Tammy Ammon

We remember Chuck when we worked with him as he did the speech on the canal boat to the children. He will be sadly missed. We all loved Chuck. He was such a warm hearted, thoughtful man.

Message from Joe Garry

I first met Chuck at BW where we were fellow students. He has been in my life ever since those golden days.I loved reconnecting with him at Broadway Buzz.
He will be missed but profoundly remembered.
Joe Garry

Message from Cynthia Wagner Jacobs

Thank you for being a great teacher and friend! You taught me about music and life!

Message from Bob Brunn

I am so sorry to hear of Mr. Haas passing. I played trumpet at JHS Class of 1980. I have so many fond memories of Mr. Haas at band camp, away game trips and at school practice. He had a big personality and helped to make my high school years fun and memorable!! Thanks for all the encouragement and guidance...the music world and your students will miss you!!

Message from Matt Muhlbach

Mr. Haas was one of my band teachers at Jackson when I started band in middle school. His patience and guidance was truly a blessing, not only to myself, but to all of his students. God bless.

Message from Connie Collings

Our loss here is Heaven's gain as I am sure he has already hooked up with the band that accompanies the Heavenly Chorus. He is probably showing them how to do a proper chorus line kick as well. He will live on in my fond memories of him!

Message from Linda Henderson-Lemond

My Condolences. I have fond memories of Mr. Hass and his chorus line with the Jackson High School Band!!!

Message from Barbara Venables Yingling

My deepest sympathy to the family!! Chuck will always have a special place in my heart. He and his sister Carolyn taught me so much while growing up on Canal Street. He taught me how to play an instrument, how to cook and bake. He was a great entertainer and full of positive energy. Thank you Chuck for all the great memories.

Message from Amy Slikkerveer-Sullivan

I'm so sorry to hear about Mr. Hass. He was one of my band directors at Jackson and I learned a lot from him. He will be missed by many.

Message from The Gesaman Family

Our deepest sympathy to Chucks family..He lives on my parents street and was a great friend to all of us..He will be greatly missed...love The Gesaman Family

A candle was lit by Kathy Moon-Roth on July 31, 2017 5:29 PM

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I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Hass. I graduated from Jackson High School in 1978 and was a Majorette. Mr. Hass supported and encouraged me to do my best. He always made me smile and laugh. He was such a good man who made a positive impact on everyone who knew him. I truly adored him.

Message from Amy Garrett

Andrew and family,
So very sorry to hear of Chuck's passing. You have my deepest condolences.

Message from Amy Cull

I will miss Chuck. I played in the Canal Fulton Community Band from 2009-2013. I was absolutely honored when he asked me to work with him leading the band as one of the assistant conductors. He was always welcoming and tried to always be positive even through challenging situations.