Dick Haney

1852–1948 (age 96)

Biography

Dick Haney, born in 1852, was a familiar and beloved presence in his community, known for his generous spirit and readiness to lend a hand. He delighted in the companionship of family and friends and found deep satisfaction in daily acts of kindness.

Oak Hill Cemetery is a place where many pause to honor Dick’s memory, recalling the laughter he shared and the reassurance he provided in times of need. His faithful devotion to others remains an enduring inspiration.

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