Robert Bruce Hager of Meadow Fork, WV, born June 5th, 1953. The first son of William and Janet Hager, he is survived by his wife Debra Vickers and stepdaughter Niki Harris, her husband James and children Blake and Channing of Cross Lanes. Also, he is survived by his beloved son Justin Del Hager and wife Sabrina, grandchildren Hudson and Delaney of Poca. Bruce was also survived by three siblings; Bonita Hager of Meadow Fork, Jeanne Hager of Destin, FL, Carlos Hager and his wife Teresa and their sons Matt and Eric Crawley of Rockmart, GA.
Bruce was preceded in death parents William and Janet Hager and nephews Billy Conley of Hewett and Benjamin Hager of Cartersville, GA.
Bruce had many friends but none more special than this best friend Mike Hoover of Falling Rock and his very special buddy Harry Adkins of Meadow Fork.
Bruce spent his career working for the phone company, starting at C&P of Logan and retiring at Verizon in Charleston.
He was an avid outdoorsmen and was always up for an adventure. He loved to sit around a campfire and ponder on many subjects. He always had an opinion and was eager to give his 2 cents.
Bruce spent a majority of his time working on his farm raising critters and enjoying a simple country life. Bruce was a just man who loved everyone without prejudice and was always willing to give a helping hand to any one in need.
The family would like to extend their gratitude to the community for their love and support. Upon Bruce’s wishes there will not be a service or visitation. Bruce was an avid environmentalist and in lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the Environmental Defense Fund in its stead.
Evans Funeral Home and Cremation Services at Chapmanville, WV are honored to serve the Hager Family.
Bruce was preceded in death parents William and Janet Hager and nephews Billy Conley of Hewett and Benjamin Hager of Cartersville, GA.
Bruce had many friends but none more special than this best friend Mike Hoover of Falling Rock and his very special buddy Harry Adkins of Meadow Fork.
Bruce spent his career working for the phone company, starting at C&P of Logan and retiring at Verizon in Charleston.
He was an avid outdoorsmen and was always up for an adventure. He loved to sit around a campfire and ponder on many subjects. He always had an opinion and was eager to give his 2 cents.
Bruce spent a majority of his time working on his farm raising critters and enjoying a simple country life. Bruce was a just man who loved everyone without prejudice and was always willing to give a helping hand to any one in need.
The family would like to extend their gratitude to the community for their love and support. Upon Bruce’s wishes there will not be a service or visitation. Bruce was an avid environmentalist and in lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the Environmental Defense Fund in its stead.
Evans Funeral Home and Cremation Services at Chapmanville, WV are honored to serve the Hager Family.
Robert Bruce Hager of Meadow Fork, WV, born June 5th, 1953. The first son of William and Janet Hager, he is survived by his wife Debra Vickers and stepdaughter Niki Harris, her husband James and children Blake and Channing of Cross Lanes. Also, he is survived by his beloved son Justin Del Hager and wife Sabrina, grandchildren Hudson and Delaney of Poca. Bruce was also survived by three siblings; Bonita Hager of Meadow Fork, Jeanne Hager of Destin, FL, Carlos Hager and his wife Teresa and their sons Matt and Eric Crawley of Rockmart, GA.
Bruce was preceded in death parents William and Janet Hager and nephews Billy Conley of Hewett and Benjamin Hager of Cartersville, GA.
Bruce had many friends but none more special than this best friend Mike Hoover of Falling Rock and his very special buddy Harry Adkins of Meadow Fork.
Bruce spent his career working for the phone company, starting at C&P of Logan and retiring at Verizon in Charleston.
He was an avid outdoorsmen and was always up for an adventure. He loved to sit around a campfire and ponder on many subjects. He always had an opinion and was eager to give his 2 cents.
Bruce spent a majority of his time working on his farm raising critters and enjoying a simple country life. Bruce was a just man who loved everyone without prejudice and was always willing to give a helping hand to any one in need.
The family would like to extend their gratitude to the community for their love and support. Upon Bruce’s wishes there will not be a service or visitation. Bruce was an avid environmentalist and in lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the Environmental Defense Fund in its stead.
Evans Funeral Home and Cremation Services at Chapmanville, WV are honored to serve the Hager Family.
Bruce was preceded in death parents William and Janet Hager and nephews Billy Conley of Hewett and Benjamin Hager of Cartersville, GA.
Bruce had many friends but none more special than this best friend Mike Hoover of Falling Rock and his very special buddy Harry Adkins of Meadow Fork.
Bruce spent his career working for the phone company, starting at C&P of Logan and retiring at Verizon in Charleston.
He was an avid outdoorsmen and was always up for an adventure. He loved to sit around a campfire and ponder on many subjects. He always had an opinion and was eager to give his 2 cents.
Bruce spent a majority of his time working on his farm raising critters and enjoying a simple country life. Bruce was a just man who loved everyone without prejudice and was always willing to give a helping hand to any one in need.
The family would like to extend their gratitude to the community for their love and support. Upon Bruce’s wishes there will not be a service or visitation. Bruce was an avid environmentalist and in lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the Environmental Defense Fund in its stead.
Evans Funeral Home and Cremation Services at Chapmanville, WV are honored to serve the Hager Family.
