Talkeetna Resident Paul Hatfield remembered by oldest friend
Long-time Talkeetna resident Paul Hatfield has passed away, and many of Hatfield’s friends and fellow musicians are mourning the loss of a man who was known for his love of
Long-time Talkeetna resident Paul Hatfield has passed away, and many of Hatfield’s friends and fellow musicians are mourning the loss of a man who was known for his love of playing a fiddle, and his friendliness. A Memorial service for Paul Hatfield will be held at one o’clock on Saturday, January 28th at the VFW Post. Many more stories are sure to be shared as people remember a good friend and member of the community.
Rick Shear has known Hatfield for most of his life, and shared some memories with KTNA
[audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/HatfieldPKG.mp3|titles=HatfieldPKG]Rick Shear talks about Paul Hatfield
Hatfield’s Obituary from the Durango Herald
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