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==Birth==
Mr. Hahne was born in Brooklyn, December 6, 1920, son of the late Carl Hahne and Holly Cunningham.
==Education==
He graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School.
==Marriage and Children==
Carl married Britta Anderson and had three daughters and four sons. The daughters are Carlotta, Nadine, and Britta Hahne. The sons are Grant, Bruce, Carl III, and Neil Hahne.
==Occupation==
Mr. Hahne retired from the Stevens-Hahne Agency as president in July, 1982.
==Military Service==
Carl served in World War II and fought in the Naples and the Rome-Arno Campaigns.
==Death==
Carl died August 18, 1987 at the Albany VA Medical Center after a long illness.
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Obituary
Carl Hahne, 66, of Medusa died August 18 at the Albany VA medical center after a long illness. He was born in Brooklyn, December 6, 1920, son of the late Carl and Holly Cunningham Hahne. He graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School, was a veteran of World War II, serving in the Naples and the Rome-Arno Campaigns. He received the European-African Middle Eastern Theatre ribbon, two bronze campaign stars, purple heart with oak leaf cluster, combat infantry badge and the good conduct ribbon. He was a past member of Clark White Post 589 American Legion, the Greenville Rotary Club and the James Austin Lodge 555 F & AM, He retired from the Stevens-Hahne Agency as president in July, 1982. Funeral arrangements were at the convenience of the family. Surviving are his wife, the former Britta Anderson; three daughters--Carlotta Morris of Medusa, Nadine Duncan of Dover Plains, Britta Lovegrove of Berne; four sons--Grant Hahne of titusville, Florida, Bruce Hahne of San Francisco, California, Carl Hahne, III, of Medusa, and Neil Hahne of East Durham; and 10 grandchildren. Those who desire may contribute in his memory to the American Cancer Society.
Published in The Altamont Enterprise, Page 9, 27 Aug 1987 Issue.

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