Charles Richard Hahn

Charles Richard Hahn, I knew him as Red,I remember Red walking in town would ask if you had a cigarrette to smoke,he kept to himself always talking and then I remember him and his dad in Furr's back in the days when Furr's was where Dr. Daivson's office is now.Red's dad had come up to me and asked if I had a dollar so that he could buy his hungry son something to eat.Well back in those days things were'nt expensive,but money was something I didn't have,so I had to tell Mr. Hahn sorry Im broke,if I had the money I'd give it you,Well at the time I didn't know that he was a wealthy man,I look back and I can still picture Red walking in town around Hill Park and down Allen st. Rest in Peace Red!!!!

Wow...what made you think of Red Hahn?

I, too, remember Red. He would walk by our house every day. Funny, I was just talking about him the other, wondering what had happened to him.

R.I.P., Red.

Hey, monahans born 58, how are you doing? This is your cousin in Austin.

I just called my dad to let him know about Red. He remembered him well.

Look me up on Face Book!!!

Hey southaustingirl,replying back,Red passed away last week and just remembering when we'd be outside ya'lls house and Red would be walking by,It brought back memories of Apa and the rest of our family members,I'll have to get on Face Book,the other brothers get on it and i just haven't done so yet!!! Take Care God Bless

sorry..was not aware that he had passed. Actually, quite surprised that he was still alive.

I remember Red and his dad being in Furr's to buy his favorite "rootbeer". Yes R.I.P Red

I remember Red riding in a green car (Packard, I think) with his dad. Just this past week I was telling a friend about him.
R.I.P. RED

I remember Red well, walking the streets in Monahans. RIP Red.

monahans born 58 wrote:

Charles Richard Hahn, I knew him as Red,I remember Red walking in town would ask if you had a cigarrette to smoke,he kept to himself always talking and then I remember him and his dad in Furr's back in the days when Furr's was where Dr. Daivson's office is now.Red's dad had come up to me and asked if I had a dollar so that he could buy his hungry son something to eat.Well back in those days things were'nt expensive,but money was something I didn't have,so I had to tell Mr. Hahn sorry Im broke,if I had the money I'd give it you,Well at the time I didn't know that he was a wealthy man,I look back and I can still picture Red walking in town around Hill Park and down Allen st. Rest in Peace Red!!!!

What do you mean wealthy?

red was a cool dude,didnt bother anyone.just lived his life r.i.p red

Red's father, Dutch, wasn't wealthy but he did have money. He was by no means as poor as he looked.
Conrad Dunagan - he was wealthy

No, I own the forums.

red is still alive he is big spring

Zombies are technically not alive.
They are undead.