Born in Littleton (actually Castlerock) Arapahoe County, Colorado.
He was a RailRoad employee before the WWII but later went to Seattle to work as a Boiler Maker, later moving to Spokane, Washington where he and his younger brother Harry G. Haight, Sr. started a business called HAIGHT BROTHERS which was a Printing repair service.
Great Sense of humor, well loved by friends and family.
Son of Arthur R. Haight and Nancy J. Hargis.
He was a RailRoad employee before the WWII but later went to Seattle to work as a Boiler Maker, later moving to Spokane, Washington where he and his younger brother Harry G. Haight, Sr. started a business called HAIGHT BROTHERS which was a Printing repair service.
Great Sense of humor, well loved by friends and family.
Son of Arthur R. Haight and Nancy J. Hargis.
Born in Littleton (actually Castlerock) Arapahoe County, Colorado.
He was a RailRoad employee before the WWII but later went to Seattle to work as a Boiler Maker, later moving to Spokane, Washington where he and his younger brother Harry G. Haight, Sr. started a business called HAIGHT BROTHERS which was a Printing repair service.
Great Sense of humor, well loved by friends and family.
Son of Arthur R. Haight and Nancy J. Hargis.
He was a RailRoad employee before the WWII but later went to Seattle to work as a Boiler Maker, later moving to Spokane, Washington where he and his younger brother Harry G. Haight, Sr. started a business called HAIGHT BROTHERS which was a Printing repair service.
Great Sense of humor, well loved by friends and family.
Son of Arthur R. Haight and Nancy J. Hargis.
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