Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Hagan, Harry J.  February 7, 2011
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on February 9, 2011 
  Harry J. Hagan   
  
  LITITZ Harry J. "Hank" Hagan, 87, formerly of Manheim, passed away at Moravian 
  Manor, Lititz, on Tuesday, February 7, 2011, after a brief illness. Hank was 
  the husband of Marianna W. Hagan, who passed away in June 2009. They had 
  celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary in September 2008. Born in Mount 
  Airy, Philadelphia, he was the son of the late Harry and Margaret Gallagher 
  Hagan. Hank graduated from LaSalle College High School in Philadelphia, in 
  1941. He served his country during World War II (1942-1945) as a member of the 
  756th Tank Battalion in the U.S. Army where he served in the European Theater 
  that included Africa, Italy, and France. After the war, Hank returned to 
  Philadelphia where he attended LaSalle College and graduated in 1949 with a 
  Bachelor of Science. Degree in Industrial Management. Hank worked for Amp 
  Incorporated in Harrisburg for 22 years and retired in 1985. Looking for an 
  activity that the entire family could enjoy, Hank and Marianna learned to ski 
  at the ages of 49 and 46 respectively. They were hooked. From that point on, 
  winter weekends were spent with the family skiing at Denton Hill in Potter 
  County. Hank was also an active member of the Lancaster Ski Club with whom he 
  and Marianna took numerous ski trips throughout North America and Europe. In 
  1985, Hank and Marianna learned to sail. Hank was an active member of the North 
  East Yacht Club in North East, Md., where he participated in numerous sailing 
  races. In addition, Hank and Marianna took numerous extended sailing trips, 
  exploring the Chesapeake Bay with family and friends. Throughout his life, Hank 
  was an active and faithful member of St. James Catholic Church, Lititz, and 
  early in his life was a member of St. Richard Catholic Church, Manheim. His 
  interests included golfing, sailing, skiing, and crossword puzzles. Hank is 
  survived by his six daughters, Kathleen M. "Kate" Ritter of Lititz, Nadine A., 
  wife of Christopher Holladay of Carlisle, Lisa W., wife of Danny Alexander of 
  Annville, Carol J., wife of William Kelly of Manheim, Marianna L. "Marnie", 
  wife of Stephen Bowers of Mount Joy, and Janine P., wife of Roger Reynard of 
  Boise, Idaho; his four sons, Gregory S., husband of Teresa Riden Hagan of 
  Columbia, Kevin M., husband of Debra Miller Hagan of Gainesville, Va., David 
  A., husband of Cynthia Geib Hagan of Manheim, and Daniel J., husband of 
  Jennifer Manning Hagan of Pennsburg; 22 grandchildren; and six great-
  grandchildren. Hank is also survived by two sisters, Teresa Henry of Green Lane 
  and Delores DePue of Horsham. He was preceded in death by his wife, Marianna W. 
  Hagan; sister, Margaret Reardon; brother, Joseph Hagan; brother, Richard Hagan; 
  brother-in-law, Joseph Riling; and brother-in-law, Joseph Burgoyne. Hank's 
  family would like to say thank you to everyone for your thoughts, prayers, 
  support, and love. A visitation for family and friends will be held at the Buch 
  Funeral Home, 21 Market Square, Manheim, on Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. with a 
  Christian Prayer Service at 6 p.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully 
  invited to attend his Mass of Christian Burial at St. Richard Catholic Church, 
  110 N. Oak St., Manheim, on Friday at 11 a.m. with Father Francis Menei as 
  celebrant. Prior to the mass, beginning at 10 a.m., there will be additional 
  visitation with the family at the church. Following the mass, a luncheon will 
  be held at the Fellowship Hall at St. Richard Catholic Church. Final 
  Commendation and Farewell in Manheim Fairview Cemetery, Penn Township, will be 
  private and at the convenience of the family.
   Published in Lebanon Daily News on February 9, 2011 
  
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