Who is Susan L. Oberg? Sid Haig’s Wife Bio, Wiki, Age, Children, Parents, Family, Height, Net Worth and Instagram

Susan L. Oberg Bio – Susan L. Oberg Wiki

Susan L. Oberg is the wife of late horror actor Sid Haig. She is known for her work on High on the Hog (2019), Dark Moon Rising (2009) and Brotherhood of Blood (2007), according to her IMDB profile.

Susan L. Oberg Age

She was born on September 11, 1972 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.

Susan L. Oberg Husband

She had been married to actor Sid Haig for 12 years since November 2, 2007 until his death on September 21, 2019.

Sid Haig Death

Sid Haig died on September 21, 2019 at the age of 80. His death was confirmed in an Instagram post by his wife Susan L. Oberg.

“On Saturday, September 21, 2019, my light, my heart, my true love, my King, the other half of my soul, Sidney, passed from this realm on to the next,” reads the post.

“He has returned to the Universe, a shining star in her heavens. He was my angel, my husband, my best friend and always will be. He adored his family, his friends and his fans. This came as a shock to all of us.

“We, as a family, are asking that our privacy and time to mourn be respected. Sidney Eddie Mosesian. 7/14/39 – 9/21/19. Husband, Father, Grandfather, Friend. Goodnight, my love. We will find each other again, next time. I love you.”

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