Birth date: Jan 16, 1950 Death date: Jan 21, 2025
Edie Hagene, age 75, went to be with her Heavenly Father because she accepted the gift of salvation from her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on January 21, 2025 in the early morning hours with her devoted husband of 33 years Tom Hage Read Obituary
A friend in passing on life's journey, so brief were the visits but what her soul & spirit brought to our few conversations still inspire me.
A friend in passing on life's journey, so brief were the visits but what her soul & spirit brought to our few conversations still inspire me.
To Edie's Family and Friends, may care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead. My most sincere condolences.
I am confident that Edie is enjoying storytelling with Mooseheart "Red Ramblers", Friends and Family Members that have preceded her.
John Upton, "UPS", Mooseheart Class of '70
A collage of Edie's with her Mooseheart classmates of the Class of 1968
If I had it all to do over, there might be some things I might do differently. Maybe. One of those things just might be making an effort to see Edie more often than I did. My recollections of Edie include her kindness, her friendliness and her gentle nature. The last time we were together and had a chance to chat was at Shayn and Tabatha's wedding. One of the things we chatted about was not having even seen each other very much and not at all since attending Sean's wedding ceremony way back when in Indianapolis, the ceremony that was conducted by John Crabb .... which was some years before Shayn was even born .... before, of course, Deanna was born. Then we thought .... wait a minute! We also saw each other at Brian's wedding a few years later in Connecticut. But, for sure, not since then. To me, Edie, both times, looked good, looked healthy and seemed as nice and as cheerful as ever.
As Martha and I were leaving Shayn's wedding event and as Edie and I were saying our goodbyes to each other, she said, "I will see you at the next wedding, Tim."
Timothy Bishop
So sorry for any confusion Tom but we didn't leave a video. Sherry & Ron Ridgeway
To Tom and all your family, we are so sorry to hear about Edie. we have you all in our thoughts and prayers during this very sad and very difficult time. Sherry & Ron Ridgeway
TOM; sorry for your lost a GREAT lady for a GREAT man. HERRY and MARIAN WHITSON
May you be comforted by your faith and by God's healing love, which is always with you.
Sympathy and prayers for your family.
