After a long and wonderful life it is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Kenneth L. Cagle 93, on July 4th, 2018. He is survived by his wife of 67 years, Doris E. Cagle, his son and daughter in law, Bruce and Jane Cagle, his daughter and son in law, Kathleen and David Harris, 7 grandchildren, Joshua, Sarah, Micalagh and Christopher Harris, Katherine, Caitlyn, and Melissa Cagle and several nieces and nephews.
Kenneth grew up in Buhl Idaho. At the age of 18 he joined the US Navy and served in World War II. At the age of 22 he attended Linfield College where he earned a Bachelors in Physical Education. Ken went on to marry his sweetheart Doris upon graduating from College. They went on to Oakridge Oregon where he taught high school then eventually moved to Bend Oregon and finally settled in Prineville Oregon in 1965. He had a long blessed career teaching at Ochoco grade school.
Ken loved fishing, hunting, golfing, camping and the outdoors. He loved playing jokes on his friends and teasing us all! He blessed everyone he ever met with his beautiful smile and can do attitude. His presence has blessed the lives of everyone who knew and loved him and he will forever be missed.
Kenneth grew up in Buhl Idaho. At the age of 18 he joined the US Navy and served in World War II. At the age of 22 he attended Linfield College where he earned a Bachelors in Physical Education. Ken went on to marry his sweetheart Doris upon graduating from College. They went on to Oakridge Oregon where he taught high school then eventually moved to Bend Oregon and finally settled in Prineville Oregon in 1965. He had a long blessed career teaching at Ochoco grade school.
Ken loved fishing, hunting, golfing, camping and the outdoors. He loved playing jokes on his friends and teasing us all! He blessed everyone he ever met with his beautiful smile and can do attitude. His presence has blessed the lives of everyone who knew and loved him and he will forever be missed.
After a long and wonderful life it is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Kenneth L. Cagle 93, on July 4th, 2018. He is survived by his wife of 67 years, Doris E. Cagle, his son and daughter in law, Bruce and Jane Cagle, his daughter and son in law, Kathleen and David Harris, 7 grandchildren, Joshua, Sarah, Micalagh and Christopher Harris, Katherine, Caitlyn, and Melissa Cagle and several nieces and nephews.
Kenneth grew up in Buhl Idaho. At the age of 18 he joined the US Navy and served in World War II. At the age of 22 he attended Linfield College where he earned a Bachelors in Physical Education. Ken went on to marry his sweetheart Doris upon graduating from College. They went on to Oakridge Oregon where he taught high school then eventually moved to Bend Oregon and finally settled in Prineville Oregon in 1965. He had a long blessed career teaching at Ochoco grade school.
Ken loved fishing, hunting, golfing, camping and the outdoors. He loved playing jokes on his friends and teasing us all! He blessed everyone he ever met with his beautiful smile and can do attitude. His presence has blessed the lives of everyone who knew and loved him and he will forever be missed.
Kenneth grew up in Buhl Idaho. At the age of 18 he joined the US Navy and served in World War II. At the age of 22 he attended Linfield College where he earned a Bachelors in Physical Education. Ken went on to marry his sweetheart Doris upon graduating from College. They went on to Oakridge Oregon where he taught high school then eventually moved to Bend Oregon and finally settled in Prineville Oregon in 1965. He had a long blessed career teaching at Ochoco grade school.
Ken loved fishing, hunting, golfing, camping and the outdoors. He loved playing jokes on his friends and teasing us all! He blessed everyone he ever met with his beautiful smile and can do attitude. His presence has blessed the lives of everyone who knew and loved him and he will forever be missed.
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Buried with daughter, Janice E. Cagle and wife Doris E. Cagle
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