Louis Anton Haas

Louis Anton Haas, 53, of Centennial, Colorado, passed away on November 3rd, 2026. Lou passed after a courageous and tenacious battle with cancer. He spent his final days surrounded by his loving family.

Lou was born on September 13th, 1973, in Chester, PA, to Louis Miller Haas III and Dorothy Morris. Lou worked most of his working years in the service industry. He was hard working and enjoyed the relationships and friendships he built with customers and co-workers over the years. Above all, Lou was known for his heart of gold, and his never-ending sense of humor. No matter what was going on in life, Lou would always find a way to lighten up the mood, and make everyone laugh. This continued even during his cancer treatment. He always had a positive attitude and not only a smile on his face, but a way of making everyone around him smile. Lou was a die-hard sports fanatic and had a special love for football and the Philadelphia Eagles. He also had a love for animals. He had many pets over the years that brought him love and happiness, but none more that his dog Cocoa. He loved to travel with his family and friends and always loved visiting new places. Of all his travels, his favorite place was a nice warm beach with plenty of snorkeling. The Colorado Mountains were a close 2nd.

Lou was the youngest son of Louis and Dorothy. He came into the world weighing 12 lbs 10 oz. He was a big guy, with the biggest of hearts. Lou graduated from Pennwood Highschool in Darby, PA, in 1992. It was this same year that Lou had twin boys, Devin and Dillon. After high school, Lou joined the Air Force where he spent time at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, TX; Lowry Air Force Base, in Aurora, CO; and Dyess Air Force Base in Abilene, TX. During his time in the Air Force, he completed technical training in electronics and later worked as an Electronic Technician on the B-1 bomber. After leaving the Air Force, Lou moved to Phoenix, AZ, to be near his brother Brian. It was here that Lou met his wife, Christy. Lou and Christy married on April 26, 2003. Lou and Christy had 2 children, Thomas (2004) and Abbey (2007). Lou, Christy, Thomas, and Abbey later moved to Centennial, CO, where Lou spent the remainder of his life.

Lou’s wife and children were the lights of his life. While his life was cut short, Lou lived and loved life to the fullest in the time he was given. Lou’s legacy of humor and kindness will be carried forward by those who had the privilege of knowing him. His love will remain a guiding presence for all that knew him. He will be greatly missed and forever remembered.

Lou is survived by his dad Louis (Karyl); his loving wife of 23 years, Christy; his children Devin (Kate), Dillon (Cece), Thomas, Abbey; his brother Brian; and a wide circle of friends and family – in-laws, step siblings, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins.

Services with military honors will be held at Fort Logan National Cemetery on November 17th, 2026, at 9:30am. Please join us for celebration of life afterward at the Golf Haus (8223 S. Quebec St, Centennial) 11:30am – 2:30 pm. The last thing Lou would want is us sitting around crying – so let’s remember him while having some fun! Guests are encouraged to bring a favorite memory to share. Oh, and Eagles wear is more than acceptable.