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Andrew Martin Haglage
POSTED ON 3.3.2019
POSTED BY: BILL WOOD
ALWAYS IN MY MIND AND HEART.
Andy was me roommate at Xavier. A guy couldn't ask
for a kinder, gentler roomie who would give you the
shirt off his back. As it turned out Andy gave his life
for me. It has been 50 years and I still cry when I
think about him. God gave us Andy for a short time
and then reclaimed him for a higher purpose. As
broken hearted as I am over Andy's death there is
not one memory of him that does not bring a smile
to my face. God bless you buddy.
POSTED ON 4.17.2019
POSTED BY: LARRY BUSH
DEAR FRIEND
My high school friend who was like a brother. Sadly
taken from us too young.
POSTED ON 11.13.2018
POSTED BY: RON KATHMANN
THINKING OF YOU
Hey Andy, I've thought of you very often over the
years. Remembering our time together in the
Pershing Riles at XU. Remembering you being in
my wedding. Remembering you whenever I look at
my daughter who is named after you. Her name is
Andrea and I've told your brother about her, so
your family knows. She's a good person. I'm proud
of her and I know you would be too. I'm honored to
have known you and will forever be your friend.
Ron
POSTED ON 5.25.2018
POSTED BY: DENNIS COYNE
NOT FORGOTTEN
Dear Andy and all his family members. We
remember, we celebrate, and we believe that will
be reunited one day. I heard of your death while we
were operating at the Polei Kleng SF west of
Kontum that February day. My wife, Pat, wrote me.
I thought of our days at Milford and our days at
Xavier. You came back one day to recruit at Xavier
while is was still in ROTC. You looked great in your
uniform. You were so proud to be a Marine. You
made me smile. We talked briely and I was on my
way. I wish we had more time, but it wasn't to be.
As we remember those who had their lives taken in
war, You and many others will be honored by us
who had good fortune to return home.
God be with you, Andy Denny
POSTED ON 12.6.2017
POSTED BY: MARTIN A. HOFFMAN
A GOOD FRIEND
ANDY WAS A GOOD FRIEND TO ME 1961‐64 WHEN HE
AND I WERE IN THE JESUIT RELIGIOUS ORDER IN
MILFORD OHIO
POSTED ON 11.11.2017
POSTED BY: BILL WOOD
MISSING YOU
I get to sit here and watch a hockey game, no cares in
the world. You, Andy, while caring for me and every
other American , gave your life. There are no
greater heroes than those like you who made the
ultimate sacriice for others.
I think of you often and fondly remember the great
times we had together at Xavier.
M‐56