Dorothy Lee Hague Oct. 12, 1938 - Dec. 22, 2017 God called one of His angels home Friday, December 22, 2017. Dorothy Hague received her final promotion after 79 years of faithful service as an angel here on earth, she retired to her heavenly home.Dorothy's life as an angel started early on as she learned compassion for the sick. She continued her angelic work by opening her home, arms and most of all, her heart to over 32 foster children, and countless other children who were blessed by her caring nature through child care/day care.Dorothy was also an exceptional seamstress. She was sought out by family, friends and the public for mending, alterations, and custom attire, including wedding gowns. While Dorothy's children were in school, you could always count on her to be president of the PTA, room mother, field trip chaperone, or any role that was asked of her. Later, Dorothy went to work as a social worker with the Salvation Army. Through the Salvation Army, Dorothy was able to truly spread her wings and reach those in the direst of circumstances. Dorothy never met a stranger, and always had a smile or kind words to share with others.Dorothy was welcomed into heaven by her Savior and those who ventured before her, including her husband of 55 years, Thomas E. Hague; son, Kenneth Hague Holden; parents, Robert and Virgie (Chittum) Rogers; and parents in-law, Hugh and Martha (Will) Hague.Dorothy will be greatly missed by her children April Hague Oldfield and significant other, Luke Leggett, William (Bill) Hague, and Aubrey Hague all of Robinson; foster children, Mildred (Tina White) Faulkner and husband, Tom of Denton, Lemita (Annette White) Mack of Roanoke, and Roger White of Kerrville; daughters in-law, Becky (Macek) Taylor of Alvin, and Kathy (Brown) Mclearen of Robinson; sister, Mary (Rogers) Miller of China Springs; grandchildren, Terron Millsap of Robinson, Amanda (Brown) Argetsinger and husband, Robbie of Waco, Corry Taylor of Pearland, Arron Holden and wife, Brittany of Prattville, Alabama, Sierra Roney of Alvin, Tessa (Roney) Speed and husband, Ronnie of Alvin, Sierra and John Faulkner of Denton, Valerie, Cody, and Amber Mack of Roanoke, Adrian White of Kerrville, and Ainsley Leggett of Lorena; great-grandchildren, Serenity Zapata, Lyla Argetsinger, Mason McGee, Ember Jennings, Brantley Speed, Kenna Holden, and Arlo Reyes, along with numerous nieces, nephews, and dear friends.A memorial service celebrating her life will be held on Saturday, December 30, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. in the sanctuary of Central Presbyterian Church, located at 9191 Woodway Dr., Woodway, TX 76712. David Rogers will be officiating. Fellowship to follow immediately afterwards in the gymnasium.Sign the Guest Book at www.wacotrib.com