It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Albert James "Jim" Hahn, Jr. on December 7, 2024, in Fort Myers, FL. Born on April 15, 1928, in Lynch, Kentucky to his Father Albert J Hahn, Sr. and Mother Lillian Hahn.  Jim grew up in Chicago IL and joined the Navy in 1945 at the age of 17.  He met and married his First Love, Patricia Hahn in 1950 and together they raised 5 children.

Daughter Mary Ann Hahn (wife Cher Boespflug)

Son Albert J Hahn, II (wife Burnice Hahn)

Grandson Albert J Hahn III (wife Kay Hahn)

Great Grandchildren, Claire and Chloe

Daughter Kathy Carpenter (husband Steve Carpenter)

Grandson Steven Carpenter (wife Lindsay Holzrichter)

Great Grandchildren Henry and Amelia

Granddaughter Angie Carpenter

Great Grandson Mason Beasley

Daughter Susan Wegscheid (husband Scott Wegscheid)

Grandson Jacob Parrish (wife Rebecca)

Great Grandchildren Isabella and Owen)

Grandson Michael Parrish (wife Kimberly)

Great Grandchildren Gavin, Christian, Croix, Emily

Grandson Christopher Wegscheid (wife Bryanna)

Great Granddaughter Louise

Grandson Nicholas Wegscheid (wife Tricia)

Daughter Virginia Bihari

Granddaughter Jessica Volk (husband Matt)

Great Grandchildren Caitlyn, Cameron

Grandson Jason Bihari (partner Jackie White)

 Jim was preceded in death by his wife Pat Hahn and son Albert J Hahn II.   

Jim retired after 20 years in the Navy and worked as a civil servant in the Washington D.C. area and retired from that position the early 1980's.  After retirement, Jim and Pat moved to LaBelle, FL where he trained electricians at Lee-Vo Tech School in Fort Myers for several years.  Jim devoted his life to his family, faith, and service to his country.

A devoted husband, Jim is also survived by his loving wife of 20 years, Maureen G. Hahn.

Maureen's 6 children loved their “JimDad/JimPa”, especially for his devotion and love for their mother.

Son Michael Leary (wife Wendy Stanfield)

Grandson Tosh Freedom Winchester (wife Maggie Winchester)

Great Grandson Logan Waylon

Son Brian Leary (wife Gina Harvell)

Grandson Patrick Leary

Daughter Mary Orrin (husband Rick Orrin)

Grandson Jesse Burrill (wife Olivia)

Granddaughter Lauren Burrill

Great Granddaughters Nika King and Kira Fox Moreno Orrin

Daughter Kathleen Jackson (husband Bill Jackson)

Grandson Billy Jackson

Granddaughter Norah Douglas (spouse Jeremy)

Great Grandchildren Kaitlyn, Kirsten, Breeze, Bryton

Daughter Rose Wojcik (husband Mark Wojcik)

Granddaughter Anieszka Wojcik

Grandson Adam Wojcik

Daughter Megan Kissinger (husband Robert Joseph Kissinger)

Grandson Robert Lawrn Kissinger

Granddaughter Kiera Byland (husband Danny Byland)

Great Grandchildren Sammy and Sadie

Jim's distinguished career in the United States Navy spanned two decades from 1945 to 1965, retiring with the honored rank of Senior Chief Construction Electrician. His commitment and expertise took him to numerous posts, including the Philippines, Taiwan, Antarctica, and Washington, D.C., leaving a lasting legacy within the Naval community. A man of unwavering faith, Jim was a devout Catholic who attended daily Mass. He was known for his humor and loyalty, leaving an indelible mark on all who knew him. When not surrounded by family and friends, he could often be found immersed in woodworking, an expression of his creativity and attention to detail. Out of devotion to our Blessed Mary, Mother of Jesus, he created hundreds of beautiful rosaries that he gave out during his community outreach providing communion to the sick.

A visitation to remember Jim will be held at Akin-Davis Funeral Home in LaBelle, FL, on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, from 4-6 pm, with a eulogy offered at 5 pm. 

A Funeral Mass will follow at Our Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic Church on Thursday, December 19 at 11 am, concluding with a Graveside Service and Military Honors at Fort Denaud Cemetery. 

The family kindly invites those who wish to express their condolences with flowers to send them to Akin-Davis Funeral Home, 560 East Hickpochee Ave, LaBelle, FL 33935. May he rest in peace, surrounded by the love and light of those he cherished and those who cherished him.