Devoted Christian. Respected brother, husband, father, grandfather and friend.
Born August 7, 1919, in Clay City, Illinois, Harold Sanford Hagen was a son of Everett and Ida Mae (Penn) Hagen.
A World War II Army veteran, Harold served with the Branch Immaterial, Warrant Officers division. Harold was employed as a carpenter for Johnson Tinfoil and Metal Company in Saint Louis, Missouri for 30 years. He married Maudie May Kennon on September 4, 1948 in Saint Louis, Missouri. They had seven children.
Harold was survived by:
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• Maudie May (Kennon) Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, wife
• Cecil and Lorraine Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, brother and sister-in-law
• Gloria Hagen of Farmington, Missouri, sister
• Russell and Pamela Hagen of Barnhart, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Joyce Wheatley of Festus, Missouri, daughter
• Kenneth and Deborah Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Ronald and Natalie Hagen of Arlington, Texas, son and daughter-in-law
• Allison and Timothy Ballard of Brighton, Illinois, daughter and son-in-law
• Sharon and Richard Wedle of Saint Louis, Missouri, daughter
• David and Anette Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Ten grandchildren
• Three step-grandchildren
Harold was preceded in death by:
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• Virginia (Jenny) Taylor, sister
Harold Sanford Hagen died from complications of diabetes at 3:45 a.m. Wednesday, March 7, 2001, at Arlington Memorial Hospital in Arlington, Texas, and will be greatly missed.
Harold Sanford Hagen is a World War II Honoree
Born August 7, 1919, in Clay City, Illinois, Harold Sanford Hagen was a son of Everett and Ida Mae (Penn) Hagen.
A World War II Army veteran, Harold served with the Branch Immaterial, Warrant Officers division. Harold was employed as a carpenter for Johnson Tinfoil and Metal Company in Saint Louis, Missouri for 30 years. He married Maudie May Kennon on September 4, 1948 in Saint Louis, Missouri. They had seven children.
Harold was survived by:
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• Maudie May (Kennon) Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, wife
• Cecil and Lorraine Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, brother and sister-in-law
• Gloria Hagen of Farmington, Missouri, sister
• Russell and Pamela Hagen of Barnhart, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Joyce Wheatley of Festus, Missouri, daughter
• Kenneth and Deborah Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Ronald and Natalie Hagen of Arlington, Texas, son and daughter-in-law
• Allison and Timothy Ballard of Brighton, Illinois, daughter and son-in-law
• Sharon and Richard Wedle of Saint Louis, Missouri, daughter
• David and Anette Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Ten grandchildren
• Three step-grandchildren
Harold was preceded in death by:
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• Virginia (Jenny) Taylor, sister
Harold Sanford Hagen died from complications of diabetes at 3:45 a.m. Wednesday, March 7, 2001, at Arlington Memorial Hospital in Arlington, Texas, and will be greatly missed.
Harold Sanford Hagen is a World War II Honoree
Devoted Christian. Respected brother, husband, father, grandfather and friend.
Born August 7, 1919, in Clay City, Illinois, Harold Sanford Hagen was a son of Everett and Ida Mae (Penn) Hagen.
A World War II Army veteran, Harold served with the Branch Immaterial, Warrant Officers division. Harold was employed as a carpenter for Johnson Tinfoil and Metal Company in Saint Louis, Missouri for 30 years. He married Maudie May Kennon on September 4, 1948 in Saint Louis, Missouri. They had seven children.
Harold was survived by:
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• Maudie May (Kennon) Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, wife
• Cecil and Lorraine Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, brother and sister-in-law
• Gloria Hagen of Farmington, Missouri, sister
• Russell and Pamela Hagen of Barnhart, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Joyce Wheatley of Festus, Missouri, daughter
• Kenneth and Deborah Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Ronald and Natalie Hagen of Arlington, Texas, son and daughter-in-law
• Allison and Timothy Ballard of Brighton, Illinois, daughter and son-in-law
• Sharon and Richard Wedle of Saint Louis, Missouri, daughter
• David and Anette Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Ten grandchildren
• Three step-grandchildren
Harold was preceded in death by:
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• Virginia (Jenny) Taylor, sister
Harold Sanford Hagen died from complications of diabetes at 3:45 a.m. Wednesday, March 7, 2001, at Arlington Memorial Hospital in Arlington, Texas, and will be greatly missed.
Harold Sanford Hagen is a World War II Honoree
Born August 7, 1919, in Clay City, Illinois, Harold Sanford Hagen was a son of Everett and Ida Mae (Penn) Hagen.
A World War II Army veteran, Harold served with the Branch Immaterial, Warrant Officers division. Harold was employed as a carpenter for Johnson Tinfoil and Metal Company in Saint Louis, Missouri for 30 years. He married Maudie May Kennon on September 4, 1948 in Saint Louis, Missouri. They had seven children.
Harold was survived by:
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• Maudie May (Kennon) Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, wife
• Cecil and Lorraine Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, brother and sister-in-law
• Gloria Hagen of Farmington, Missouri, sister
• Russell and Pamela Hagen of Barnhart, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Joyce Wheatley of Festus, Missouri, daughter
• Kenneth and Deborah Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Ronald and Natalie Hagen of Arlington, Texas, son and daughter-in-law
• Allison and Timothy Ballard of Brighton, Illinois, daughter and son-in-law
• Sharon and Richard Wedle of Saint Louis, Missouri, daughter
• David and Anette Hagen of Saint Louis, Missouri, son and daughter-in-law
• Ten grandchildren
• Three step-grandchildren
Harold was preceded in death by:
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• Virginia (Jenny) Taylor, sister
Harold Sanford Hagen died from complications of diabetes at 3:45 a.m. Wednesday, March 7, 2001, at Arlington Memorial Hospital in Arlington, Texas, and will be greatly missed.
Harold Sanford Hagen is a World War II Honoree
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