Margaret (King) Hagan 93 of Mexico Mo. passed away on July 11, 2011 . Mrs Hagan was born on Janusry 10, 1918 a daughter of Walter P. and Clara (Appletree) King in Mexico Mo. She graduated from Mexico High School in 1935 and worked for the Mexico Chamber of Commerce selling drivers licences for a nickel. On June 30,1941 she married Ray J. Hagan who preceded her in death on February 9, 1997, one son, Dan A. Hagan, also preceded her in death.She is survived by her other children, Jim Hagan of Ellisville Mo, Mike Hagan and wife Marion of Louisville Ky. Steve Hagan and wife Sue of Mexico Mo. Ann Hagan and husband Jim Delong of Columbia Mo. and five great grandchildren, Zack and Zoe Sutter of Eureka, Mo. and Grant, Cole and Max Walker of Haubstadt Ind. also survive her.
For over 25 years Mr and Mrs Hagan owned and operated the Air Park Motel and resturant in Mexico.
Margaret was an avid bridge player and devoted homemaker. She was active in St Brendan's Home and School Association with her five children were in attendance. her family and friends will always remember her for those "Betty" Grable " legs and high heels which she were remarkably well into her eighties.''
Burial services will be private.In lieu of visitation friends are invited to celebrate Margaret;s life with her family at her home on Thursday July 14, 2011 from1-4p.m.. M
Memorial contributions are requested to the St Brendan's Educational Foundation c/o Ann Hagan 210 E. Love Mexico MO., Audrian Medical Center or Presser Performing Arts in c/o Arnold Funeral Home.
For over 25 years Mr and Mrs Hagan owned and operated the Air Park Motel and resturant in Mexico.
Margaret was an avid bridge player and devoted homemaker. She was active in St Brendan's Home and School Association with her five children were in attendance. her family and friends will always remember her for those "Betty" Grable " legs and high heels which she were remarkably well into her eighties.''
Burial services will be private.In lieu of visitation friends are invited to celebrate Margaret;s life with her family at her home on Thursday July 14, 2011 from1-4p.m.. M
Memorial contributions are requested to the St Brendan's Educational Foundation c/o Ann Hagan 210 E. Love Mexico MO., Audrian Medical Center or Presser Performing Arts in c/o Arnold Funeral Home.
Margaret (King) Hagan 93 of Mexico Mo. passed away on July 11, 2011 . Mrs Hagan was born on Janusry 10, 1918 a daughter of Walter P. and Clara (Appletree) King in Mexico Mo. She graduated from Mexico High School in 1935 and worked for the Mexico Chamber of Commerce selling drivers licences for a nickel. On June 30,1941 she married Ray J. Hagan who preceded her in death on February 9, 1997, one son, Dan A. Hagan, also preceded her in death.She is survived by her other children, Jim Hagan of Ellisville Mo, Mike Hagan and wife Marion of Louisville Ky. Steve Hagan and wife Sue of Mexico Mo. Ann Hagan and husband Jim Delong of Columbia Mo. and five great grandchildren, Zack and Zoe Sutter of Eureka, Mo. and Grant, Cole and Max Walker of Haubstadt Ind. also survive her.
For over 25 years Mr and Mrs Hagan owned and operated the Air Park Motel and resturant in Mexico.
Margaret was an avid bridge player and devoted homemaker. She was active in St Brendan's Home and School Association with her five children were in attendance. her family and friends will always remember her for those "Betty" Grable " legs and high heels which she were remarkably well into her eighties.''
Burial services will be private.In lieu of visitation friends are invited to celebrate Margaret;s life with her family at her home on Thursday July 14, 2011 from1-4p.m.. M
Memorial contributions are requested to the St Brendan's Educational Foundation c/o Ann Hagan 210 E. Love Mexico MO., Audrian Medical Center or Presser Performing Arts in c/o Arnold Funeral Home.
For over 25 years Mr and Mrs Hagan owned and operated the Air Park Motel and resturant in Mexico.
Margaret was an avid bridge player and devoted homemaker. She was active in St Brendan's Home and School Association with her five children were in attendance. her family and friends will always remember her for those "Betty" Grable " legs and high heels which she were remarkably well into her eighties.''
Burial services will be private.In lieu of visitation friends are invited to celebrate Margaret;s life with her family at her home on Thursday July 14, 2011 from1-4p.m.. M
Memorial contributions are requested to the St Brendan's Educational Foundation c/o Ann Hagan 210 E. Love Mexico MO., Audrian Medical Center or Presser Performing Arts in c/o Arnold Funeral Home.
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