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Dale & Cher Shoup posted a condolence
Sunday, May 6, 2007
We are sorry that we missed the reception but we are still on our way home from Arizona. We never got to know Cheryl very well but we offer our sincere sympathy to all the family. We know that Cheryl will be really missed.
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Jenny posted a condolence
Thursday, May 3, 2007
My grandma was a beautiful, caring, loving and exciting person. She was full of life and love and was able spend over 50 years with the one true love of her life. We shared many great times together. She even showed me the proper way to apply the blue and purple eyeshadows and how to accentuate the moles on my face at a young and impressionable age. She was a woman who loved without holding back, cared without knowing and laughed without reason. She always told everyone exactly what she thought or felt, even if no one wanted to hear it, or thought otherwise. She was her own person, but only truly complete with her wonderful husband and the love of her family. You will never leave our hearts and will forever be in our thoughts, until the day we meet again. I love you, always and forever grandma.
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Ron & Jodie Niemeyer posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Just returned from vacation to learn of your great loss. Cheryl was a "one of a kind" and I know that she is going to be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Our good Lord must have needed her in heaven. I've heard through the "grapevine" that Jerry Jackson has opened a heavenly real estate office and needed good agents, I'm sure that Cheryl will be among his new recruits. God bless you all.
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Ryan posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
I guess it's taken me awhile to bring myself to write anything here because I still can't believe she's gone. My Grandmother was truly one of kind and will be missed more than she could have ever imagined. The holidays will never be same without her and I can't begin to express in words just how much I'm going to miss her. She was never afraid to express her opinion and even if you completely dissagreed with what she had to say, she could always make you laugh about it. I'll never forget as a kid going to Grandma and Pops, she would let me watch movies my parents wouldn't (Roadhouse) and even have a little bailey's in my coffee. Pops, you are one of the greatest men I've ever known and only a man with your patients and understanding could have made her as happy as she was in life. Uncle Mike, I had the opportunity to spend a weekend with her a few months ago and I know how proud she was of the father you are. Few parents have the relationship you do with Jonathon, Steven and Katelyn and I can only hope to be as good a father as you are. Finally to my Mother. I thank God for Grandma, for giving Jenny and I you. We could not have asked for a better Mother. While thankfully in a lot of ways you take more after Pops, I know being raised by such an amazing women helped you become the Mother you are for us. I love you so much and I'm so sorry for yours and everyones loss. Because anyones life that was touched by Grandma won't be the same without her...
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Leslie (Mendiola) Larson posted a condolence
Monday, April 30, 2007
Mike and Debbie: I was so sorry to learn of the loss of your mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your families.
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Pat & Sherrie posted a condolence
Monday, April 30, 2007
Cheryl was a wonderful friend. We know she loved us as much as we loved her because she'd have told us if she did'nt. At our trailer club outings, she was always up with the chickens and had a pot of coffee ready for visitors; In her presence, we always felt like family. A spectacular cook, she was at her finest when cooking for a group and could do marvelous things with garlic. Her roast bear and Viking stew were the best, and will be fondly remembered forever by the hunting party. A diamond in the rough, she did not tolerate nonsense fom anyone, and always kept a cool head. Hers was an inexhaustable store of love for her family and friends, and we will miss her very, very much.
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Grace Husser posted a condolence
Monday, April 30, 2007
I am sorry to hear that Cheryl has past away. I enjoyed her company whenever we were able to get together. I wish I had a chance to see her again. She will be missed. I wish her family my condolenses during this hard time.
Her cousin,
Grace Husser
1724 Th st ct s
Spanaway, WA 98387
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Katelyn posted a condolence
Sunday, April 29, 2007
I believe God has a plan for each and every one of us. It is hard to accept when things like this happen to such a lively amazing person. I love her so much and she has impacted my life immensley. I will never forget her laugh and the way she joked around with everyone. Sometimes it seems like its not real that she is gone and i will still see her next time i go over to her house. I'll never forget all the amazing memories we have had. She was always there to get me something if i needed it, prepare me and my friends for our rainy expeditions fishing on the lake and just sitting and watching movies with me laughing and making memories that i will never forget. She made my world colorful and vibrant. It is very hard to cope with the fact that she isn't here anymore.
Grandpa, i love you so much. you are constantly in my prayers.
God has blessed us all with the life of Cheryl and i will never forget the life she lived and the people she impacted.
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Patty Miller posted a condolence
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Cheryl was a wonderful beautiful person in every way. I am so glad I got a chance to know her. She may not be here in body but she is still with us in our memory. I will remember her laughing. To her family: I know personally what a loss like this is like. I bless you for you meant everything to her. She will live forever through you.
Patty
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Kathy posted a condolence
Sunday, April 29, 2007
I keep pushing aside writing this thinking that somehow once I start writing it will become real to me and too much to bear. It is hard to describe the loss that I feel and for people to know what is in my heart. You see mom has been part of my life since I was 13 years old,when I started dating Michael. She was a support to me in my teenage years and that has continued throughout our lives. Having us over for dinner when we were first married, taking care of Jonathan and Stephen just so I could try to get a nap, taking care of Jonathan once a week so Mike and I could save up for a down payment on a house, making the holidays special for the kids and us, coming to my house recently to take care of Jonathan when he was sick so I could go back to work. She was a strong, quick witted woman who was truly loved by me. I wish she was given more time here on earth to enjoy her retirement with dad and their new trailer. Life is so short. Think about the relationships and people that mean the most to you and do what you can to make them better. The opportunity could be gone in an instant. I am going to miss mom. My heart is truly broken. I am thankful that we have so many precious memories to hold onto. I love you dad and may you find comfort in knowing that we loved mom fully.
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Jerry and Linda posted a condolence
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Cheryl, you and Mike are wonderful friends. Our memories include you being a great neighbor, Friday night pizza dinners, crab feeds at Anthony's, playing cards, camping, trips to Reno, teaching Karrie to iron and work crossword puzzles and sharing leftovers with you and Mike after you prepared more than enough delicious food for your family holiday gatherings. I know you loved your family and took great pride in their accomplishments. How great that you had the opportunity to celebrate 50 years of marriage with your "Mr. Wonderful" :) Camping won't be the same without you and I'm sure we will feel your "vibs" as we play cards and share in conversation. You are such a classy lady and you will be missed and loved forever.
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Jonathan posted a condolence
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Cheryl was my grandma she was the greatest grandma anyone could ask for. She will be missed, but her loving kindness and beauty will never be forgotten. I love her and she will be in my thoughts everyday.
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Jo Lewandowsky posted a condolence
Thursday, April 26, 2007
This is possibly the hardest thing I've done to date. I've lost people before, but losing my Big Sissy leaves me lost...........
except for the fact that I know beyond a shadow of a doubt
that God knows what he's doing at all times.
Psalm 139:16 - Your eyes have seen my unformed substance
And in Your book were all written
The days that were ordained for me
When as yet there was not one of them
It's true that our days are numbered, but not in a negative way.
I'm so glad that God and not man is in charge of our lives and our
deaths. All of the machines in the world can't really give life. And if God wants us to live after being taken off of the machines He'll make it so.
My big sis got married when I was only 8 yrs. old, so Mike has always been in my life too. My heart breaks for the whole family,
because Cheryl had an impact on every person in our family..for the good.
We may not have agreed on alot of things, but love makes up for all of that. Every encounter, every email, every phone call was filled with love..............for as long as I can remember. Even as far back as when we were sharing a room at home and had to pick wall color and wallpaper..........now, that was hard. She was so much more grown up than I, but we still had to get rid of the cowboy motif...............but we finally did agree..........on the most horrendous slate blue paint and wallpaper with huge flowers on it. We had love. Not taste at all times, I guess.
I poked her hands with my fork when she wouldn't eat whatever I didn't want, and she broke my head open throwing ice chunks from the front lawn onto the sidewalk...............Sad to say, she felt bad about my head, and I never felt bad about the fork. That proves that she was nicer than I'll ever manage to be.
She was smart, beautiful, loving, determined, better and stronger than the average woman. To say she'll be missed is a huge understatement for me.
NOT ABLE TO BE REPLACED, ONE OF A KIND.........
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Debbie posted a condolence
Thursday, April 26, 2007
My mom...what can I say. This has been so hard and I miss her so. She was not only my mother but my friend. Her witty sarcasm and sense of humor was what most people loved about her. I will miss that deeply. I know that the holidays will never be the same without her. I can't even fathom how they will be without her presence. Family was very important to my mom. She loved having everyone together sharing the good times, but she never ever like being the center of attention. I am glad that she was able to share with dad the celebration of 50 years of marriage with the love of her life and many of the family. This was one of those instances where she didn't like being the center of attention. But I believe that she was honored that we honored this occasion of their love and committment. She was a very strong, giving, loving woman and I have the privilege of being her daughter and of having been loved by her. Mom, I will miss and love you every day and Dad, I love you.
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Keith & Bonnie posted a condolence
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Mike, we are sorry that we will not be able to make the Sunday celebration for Cheryl. We will be on our way home and will be thinking of you and your family. We'll see you when we get home.
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Loretta Bowlen and family posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Cheryl was my mentor and one of my closest friends. I always told her that if it hadn't been for her I never would have made it in real estate. She helped me continuously with no thought of making money or anything like that. She just wanted to help and guide someone who so very obviously needed it. And for good or bad she taught me absolutely everything I know today about real estate. She was one of the most giving people I have ever met and I will truly miss her and the talks, (gripe sessions LOL), that we always had and enjoyed. She leaves a legacy in my life of laughter and I will be forever thankful that I and my family had the chance to know both her and Mike.
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Herb Schaff posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
I will miss that smile at the office. I for one will cherish the few moments we had working together.. My thoughts and prayers will be for Cheryl and her family, may she forever rest in peace.
Herb
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Leonard, Bobbie, Branden and Brad Reid posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Mike and Family,
We are so sorry to hear about Cheryl. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We have many fond memories of you and Cheryl. If there is anything we can do for you, please let us know.
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Michael posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
My mom was a beautiful woman. She brought life and energy to every encounter. She filled my life with "life". She brought me tears, frustration, laughter and joy. I believe I experienced every high and low, every emotion and thought because of her. There was nothing boring about knowing and loving her. I wouldn't change a thing except to make it last longer. She passed away too soon and leaves an emptiness in me that only my memories of her can begin to assuage.
She was the glue that kept our family together always taking the initiative to preserve the traditions of holidays like Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, Father's Day and, yes, Mother's Day too. My life will never be the same without her and the holidys will seem empty and sedate without her spirited conversation and witty sarcasm. Sarcasm was the preferred form poking fun and we all loved it. Sure it hurt sometimes but you always had the freedom to fire back without fear of reprisal, except more sarcasm.
I learned too late in life how wonderful she was and it wasn't until the last couple years that I grew the closest to her. I always loved her but the last couple years I not only grew to appreciate her in a new light I also began to carry with me the assurance of being loved by her all my life and also the warm feelings of affection for a remarkable woman that can never be replaced. The consolation I find at this time of grief is the confidence and security I have in a savior who gave his life for me and the steadfast love of my dad who loved my mom completely and affectionately to the end.
I miss you mom. I love you dad.
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Larry Kaperick posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Though my heart goes out to Mike and his family and though I haven't seen Cheryl in many years, I'm proud to have been a part in bringing about a union that was blessed with love.
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Mary Lou Ross posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
I was stunned and saddened when I heard the news. I send my deepest sympathy to Mike and Family. Cheryl helped me so much with my business and always gave the greatest advice. I will miss knowing she was just a phone call away. It was an honor to know her.
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