"I worked with Bob years ago for a short time, but he was one of the biggest influences on my career. Taught me how to write scripts. Thanks Bob!"
In loving memory of
Robert Randolph Haugen
November 29, 1947 - October 6, 2020
Robert "Bob" Randolph Haugen was born November 29, 1947, in Seattle, Washington to Ida Peloquin and Randolph Haugen. He attended Garfield High School, where he became an accomplished saxophone and clarinet player. He continued to play both instruments at the University of Washington. While in college, he studied Broadcast Journalism and was an active member of Theta Xi
An Army veteran, Robert served two terms in Vietnam from 1971-1973, stationed in Thailand. Upon his return, he began a successful career in broadcasting and worked at several radio stations as a disc jockey, voice-over actor, and emcee throughout his lifetime. Robert was a member of Mensa, an avid pool shark, spirited UW Husky fan, and generous bartender, always lighting up a room with his golden voice and sparkling wit.
Though very private about his significant donations, Bob was an avid philanthropist throughout his lifetime, supporting foundations such as Uplift Northwest, Food Lifeline, ASPCA, Gentle Barn and PAWS.
Robert Haugen passed away on Oct. 6, 2020 in Bellevue, Washington. He is survived by scores of friends, colleagues, cousins and family members who will miss him, dearly.
A memorial will be held in his name Sixty-01 Club House in Redmond, WA in the late summer of 2021, when Covid-19 restrictions allow for the facility to open up for larger groups.
Tributes
"Hands down one of THE coolest men I have ever known. Thank you Bob for your service, your friendship, wisdom and quick wit. Never forgotten. Prost! My friend?"
"Bob was a very good friend. When I first moved to 60-01, he was Volunteer bartending at Gus?s Landing. I called him Matt Dillon behind the bar & he was always funny! Lisa Curtis Contreras"