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Obituary of Ruth Ester Haynes, 92

Obituary of Ruth Ester Haynes, 92

Paso Robles Daily News

May 17, 2026

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According to the *Paso Robles Daily News*, our community recently said goodbye to a truly remarkable soul. Ruth Ester Haynes, 92, passed away peacefully earlier this month in San Luis Obispo, and the tribute shared by her family paints a picture of a woman whose faith and kindness left an undeniable mark on everyone lucky enough to know her. Described as a “phenomenal Christian woman,” Ruth’s life was a quiet testament to the power of grace and service—values that still run deep in our Paso Robles neighborhoods and church pews.

For those of us who call the Central Coast home, stories like Ruth’s are a gentle reminder of the generations who built the warm, close-knit character we love about this area. Whether she was a familiar face at a local congregation or simply a neighbor who offered a kind word, her legacy lives on in the simple, everyday kindnesses she shared. As we raise a glass of local wine or enjoy the sunset over the vineyards, let’s take a moment to honor Ruth’s journey and the beautiful, faithful life she lived right here in the 805.

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