Fox Haas Death and Obituary – It is with profound sadness that the family of Fox Haas announces his peaceful passing at home, surrounded by loved ones. Affectionately known as “Mr. Fox,” he passed away with his devoted wife Evelyn by his side, as well as their three children, Shurley, Toxey, and Nina. His farewell was serene and reflective of a life lived with purpose, devotion, and an enduring love for both family and nature.
Throughout his life, Mr. Haas’s home served as a gathering place for generations. In his final days, children, grandchildren, and even great-grandchildren were present, forming a living testament to the strong family bonds he nurtured. From his bedroom window, he could watch turkeys and deer wander through the hardwoods of his backyard—a scene he cherished and had cultivated for decades. Nature, like family, was central to his life.
Those who knew him often recall his guiding philosophy, which he expressed plainly yet powerfully:
“I believe it’s important to take care of the things we love. My friends ask me what a man my age is doing planting hardwoods. I believe the good that men do will live long after they’re gone.”
These words encapsulate his enduring legacy. His contributions ripple outward through his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, the Mossy Oak community, and the town of West Point. Whether through stewardship of the land, mentorship, or quiet acts of kindness, Mr. Fox’s life created lasting impact. The hardwoods he planted serve as a living monument to his care for the world around him, while the people whose lives he touched carry forward his values.
Mr. Haas’s life was also guided by faith. His family finds comfort in scripture that mirrors the harmony he shared with creation:
“Beside them the birds of the heavens dwell; they sing among the branches… the earth is satisfied with the fruit of your work.” — Psalm 104:12–13
Fox Haas leaves behind a legacy of love, stewardship, and devotion—a life that will continue to inspire future generations. His commitment to family, community, and the natural world ensures that the essence of who he was will endure long after his passing. Just as the hardwoods he planted will grow and flourish over time, so too will the positive influence of his life remain steadfast in the hearts and minds of those who knew him.
In remembering Mr. Fox, we celebrate a life dedicated to purpose, compassion, and harmony—a life that will be cherished and remembered for generations to come