Charles Haaf and his son Robert inspect a bundle of oats on the Haaf family farm
| Parents: Marriage: Occupation: |
Charles N. Haaf Alyce W. Ryan Donna Youngberg September 27, 1946 St. Cloud, Stearns, Minnestoa Former owner of Granite City Coloseum and Bob's Bar in Clear Lake |
| Children: | Terry Robert | Aug. 23, 1947 | |
| Sandra Ann | Apr. 10, 1951 |
| Notes: |
In the April 7, 1930 census Robert was 11 years old and living
with his parents and his three younger siblings on their own farm on
Old Military Road in Clear Lake township. Also living with them
were Margaret F. Sweeney, age 23, a single roomer who was a teacher
at the public school, and Claude Parker, a 24-year-old hired man who
worked as a laborer on the farm. Robert and his sisters Eunice and
Dorothy were attending school. The family owned a radio.
In May of 1941 Robert apeared in Municipal Court on a state highway case charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. He plead guilty, received a $50 fine and costs or 60 days, and had his driver's license revoked until proof of financial responsiblity filed. Robert Haaf operated a large farm in the Clear Lake area. He was an active member of the St. Cloud Elks Lodge 516 and Moose Lodge 1400. On June 1, 1976 Robert was killed instantly when he was thrown from his pickup truck which collided with a Burlington Northern coal train. |
| Ancestry: | The Stimmler/Stimler Line |
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