Princeton cardiologist John Hagaman dies at 69

John Hagaman

Princeton cardiologist John F. Hagaman, M.D., died at home on March 6 after a long illness. Dr. Hagaman was born in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania on December 15, 1947. He was a graduate of the Episcopal Academy in Merion, Pennsylvania; Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut; and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. He is survived by his wife of 42 years, Andrea Hyde, and two sons, Charles Hagaman and William Hagaman.

Among the many condolences received from colleagues, family and friends, one in particular stands out: “John was an exceptional human being – a dedicated, perceptive and caring physician, a committed citizen who selflessly gave his time and energies to his church, his choir, his hospital and his scouts, to name but a few. He was, above all, a very caring and very sweet man who loved his family, friends and community and was loved in turn. I am honored to have known him as a colleague, friend and doctor.”

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, March 18th at 1 p.m. at Trinity Church, 33 Mercer Street, Princeton with a reception immediately following.

3 Comments

  1. Dr Hagaman was my first cardiologist. An extremely fine man. God Bless his family at this time. This is sad news

  2. John was at every level, in every sense, and at every moment a beautiful man, expert Cardiologist, family member, and house wrecker extradoinare. He volunterred to help me knock down a house that I bought in town and he did a smashing job. His illness was a crime to all of us that respected him. A deep hole is now forever unfilled.

  3. RIP he was my first cardiologist for a stress test. a great guy. he will be missed
    Dr.P

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