BRENHAM ATTORNEY STEVE HALEY DIES
According to his Facebook page, long-time Brenham attorney Steve Haley has died.
Haley had been battling an illness since last summer.
Haley was a partner in the Brenham law firm of Moorman, Tate, Haley, Upchurch & Yates, who specialized in real estate transactions and litigation.
He was a graduate of the University of Houston Law School and frequent speaker and lecturer.
Haley was a graduate of Texas A&M and the University of Houston Law School.
He was also a strong supporter of the arts and a frequent performer in productions by the Navasota Theatre Alliance.
Funeral services for Steve Haley are pending.
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Steve Haley, a friend and peer in real estate law, was as well rounded a man as I know. Dedicated to his family, his faith and his profession, in remarkable balance and excellence. Conversation with Steve was always entertaining yet with substance. He will be missed, and his life story stands as a good example for us all. David Conoly
I was preiged to know Steve as we worked and “played” together at the Fayette County Community Theatre. He was a magnificent man and fellow actor. My prayers to his family and friends.
Steve had a great exhuberance on stage and in life. He will be greatly missed.
What a fine man. A great loss.
Bill Torrey
Milam County DA
Brenham lost one of its finest with the passing of Steve Haley. He was a great attorney, a gifted actor, and a cheerful citizen. He was a great Aggie and will be sorely missed.
I am deeply sad to hear of Steve’s passing. My prayers go out to his family. I liked the man, a lot.
So sad. He was so sweet. Such a character too. Loved working with him at NTA.
Prayers for his precious family and his partners.
I’m truly saddened by this. Steve was an amazing attorney and friend! Brenham has honestly lost one very fine man. He will be sorely missed! Praying for his family during this difficult time.
Steve Haley was a great guy! Prayers for his family! He will be missed!
We have lost one of Brenham’s finest attorneys…such an intelligent man. And such a good person…he will be missed by all that knew him. God be with his family at this most difficult time.
Brian & Debbie
What a great man. His love of Texas, his joy of being Sam Houston, his larger than life personality. Steve will be greatly missed!
Steve was a true attribute to many around him. “In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.” Abraham Lincoln. Steve knew how to live life with wisdom and enthusiasm. He will be missed. His family is in our thoughts and prayers. Melanie Holton
Saddened to hear o Steve’s passing. Prayers for his family. He was a good man