Rachel Floriene Hagan (Limore) was born on March 24, 1926, to James and Edna Limore. She would pass from this life on November 29, 2023, to be with her Lord and Savior. She was welcomed to Heaven with open arms by her husband, children, and parents.
Rachel was preceded in death by her husband John Hagan, her parents James and Edna Limore, and children Danny Hagan and Terry Lamy.
Those left behind to cherish Rachel's memories is her son Randy Hagan of the home, four grandchildren Justin Hagan of Owensboro, KY, Michael Hagan of Sand Springs, OK, Matthew Hagan of Tulsa, OK, and Erin Lamy of Oklahoma City, OK.
Rachel and John were married in 1946 and raised a beautiful family together. They were a religious family and would attend the Assembly of God Church.
Rachel really enjoyed gardening and quilting. She would make many quilts throughout her lifetime. She loved to stop and smell the flowers, paint, and cook meals for her family. Don't be surprised if you caught Rachel and John at the senior citizen dances whenever they could make it!
Rachel wouldn't want any of us to be sad for too long. She would want us all to remember the love, laughter, and memories shared.
Rachel was preceded in death by her husband John Hagan, her parents James and Edna Limore, and children Danny Hagan and Terry Lamy.
Those left behind to cherish Rachel's memories is her son Randy Hagan of the home, four grandchildren Justin Hagan of Owensboro, KY, Michael Hagan of Sand Springs, OK, Matthew Hagan of Tulsa, OK, and Erin Lamy of Oklahoma City, OK.
Rachel and John were married in 1946 and raised a beautiful family together. They were a religious family and would attend the Assembly of God Church.
Rachel really enjoyed gardening and quilting. She would make many quilts throughout her lifetime. She loved to stop and smell the flowers, paint, and cook meals for her family. Don't be surprised if you caught Rachel and John at the senior citizen dances whenever they could make it!
Rachel wouldn't want any of us to be sad for too long. She would want us all to remember the love, laughter, and memories shared.
Rachel Floriene Hagan (Limore) was born on March 24, 1926, to James and Edna Limore. She would pass from this life on November 29, 2023, to be with her Lord and Savior. She was welcomed to Heaven with open arms by her husband, children, and parents.
Rachel was preceded in death by her husband John Hagan, her parents James and Edna Limore, and children Danny Hagan and Terry Lamy.
Those left behind to cherish Rachel's memories is her son Randy Hagan of the home, four grandchildren Justin Hagan of Owensboro, KY, Michael Hagan of Sand Springs, OK, Matthew Hagan of Tulsa, OK, and Erin Lamy of Oklahoma City, OK.
Rachel and John were married in 1946 and raised a beautiful family together. They were a religious family and would attend the Assembly of God Church.
Rachel really enjoyed gardening and quilting. She would make many quilts throughout her lifetime. She loved to stop and smell the flowers, paint, and cook meals for her family. Don't be surprised if you caught Rachel and John at the senior citizen dances whenever they could make it!
Rachel wouldn't want any of us to be sad for too long. She would want us all to remember the love, laughter, and memories shared.
Rachel was preceded in death by her husband John Hagan, her parents James and Edna Limore, and children Danny Hagan and Terry Lamy.
Those left behind to cherish Rachel's memories is her son Randy Hagan of the home, four grandchildren Justin Hagan of Owensboro, KY, Michael Hagan of Sand Springs, OK, Matthew Hagan of Tulsa, OK, and Erin Lamy of Oklahoma City, OK.
Rachel and John were married in 1946 and raised a beautiful family together. They were a religious family and would attend the Assembly of God Church.
Rachel really enjoyed gardening and quilting. She would make many quilts throughout her lifetime. She loved to stop and smell the flowers, paint, and cook meals for her family. Don't be surprised if you caught Rachel and John at the senior citizen dances whenever they could make it!
Rachel wouldn't want any of us to be sad for too long. She would want us all to remember the love, laughter, and memories shared.
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