Hal Luby

1913–1986 (age 73)

Biography

Hal Luby, born 1913, was a principled member of his town, known for fair dealings as a local engineer and for coaching youth leagues where respect for others was as important as the score.

He mentored apprentices, championed community recreation projects, and enjoyed fishing trips with grandchildren; Hal died in 1986 and now rests at Rest-Haven Memorial Park, remembered for his quiet encouragement.

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