Price Edward Haak

       Price Edward Haak was called to be an angel, Wednesday, September 26th.

       He is survived by his daughters Rheanna and Bruce hays, and Melissa and David Webb. His two sister’s Shelly and Bill Tyree, Cindy and Terry Behrens. His grandchildren Makayan Sebring, Makayla Woll, and Dillon Webb. And many nieces and nephews. He is proceeded in death by his parents Clifton and Betty Haak and also Tracie Haak Walker.

       Price was born to Clifton and Betty on August 20th, 1954 in Jerome, Idaho. Price grew up in Filer, with his two sisters Shelly and Cindy. Cliff and Betty bought the property that used to be the old Peavy Store. They lived there until Highway 30 came through the property, at which time Cliff developed a homestead and Haaks Body Shop with the remaining land. This is where Price spent his childhood. Working on vehicles with his father. And the many fond memories of picking berries with his sister Shelly, making mud pies, and smashing coins on the train tracks. Price graduated from Filer High School. And later married Tracie Ward in October of 1977. Together they welcomed their two beloved daughters Rheanna and Melissa.

       Price loved many things especially riding his motorcycle, the joys of music, the many road trips with his sisters, daughters and his friends. He enjoyed camping and fishing with his daughters and grandchildren. One of his most recent and favorite projects was, restoring his father 1970 VW beetle with his daughter Melissa. Price was known for his genuine heart and crazy humor, and many wild stories only few could understand. But what we once enjoyed and deeply loved, we can never lose, for it is part of all of us now. We loved him living, and we love him still. You will forever be cherished and remembered. We love and miss you.

Services will be held Friday October 5, at 11:00 A.M. at Parke's Magic Valley Funeral Home. Immediately after the service we will go in procession to Shoshone Cemetery. A celebration of life will be held Saturday, October 6 at 4 P.M. at the Shuffle Inn.