David Bradley Hageman Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

David B. Hageman beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, cousin and friend went home to be with his Lord Jesus Christ on April 13, 2021. David was born in Salem, Oregon on April 1, 1956 to Marvin and Wanda Hageman. As an infant, David's family moved to Pasco, Washington where his father, a WWII Veteran, began a small farm and dairy on the veteran lottery. At a young age, David believed upon the Lord Jesus Christ as his personal Savior. David attended Pasco High School where he participated in tennis, chess, band and manager of the basketball team, graduating in 1974. He continued his education for two years at the University of Washington and became a loyal, lifetime Husky fan! Thereafter, he entered the construction field for a number of years. In 1985 David went back to school at Wenatchee Valley College, obtaining an Associate Degree in Radiological Technology. While a second-year student, Kennewick General Hospital hired David as a CT Technologist, where he continued to work for 6 years. Late in 1990, David moved to Spokane, Washington to work at the Rockwood Clinic as a CT technologist where he met his future wife, Maggie. David and Maggie were married in 1991. Instantly, the bachelor became a husband, father, and shortly thereafter a grandfather! Also in 1991 David was hired by Inland Imaging of Spokane where he worked as a CT and MRI Technologist for 10 years. In 1996 David was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Realizing that our lives are like a vapor, David and Maggie along with their dear friends, Gary and Leslie Fanning, took a 14-day Mediterranean cruise in 1997. While in Israel, Gary baptized David in the Jordan River which became one of David's most cherished memories. After disembarking the cruise, David & Maggie flew to London to met up with David's mom, Wanda, renting a car and touring the English country side and visiting many historic sites. In 2001 David accepted a position at the Othello Hospital as Director of Imaging where he worked for five years, during this time he and Maggie built their home on the lake in Moses Lake, Washington. In 2005 David accepted the position of Diagnostic Imaging Manager at Wahiawa General Hospital on the island of Oahu. After returning to the mainland David and Maggie worked as traveling CT and Ultrasound Technologists in several states, where they both enjoyed sightseeing on their days off. After returning home to Moses Lake, David accepted the position of Director of Imaging at the Ephrata Hospital and worked for the Ephrata hospital for five years, which was his last position before MS forced his early retirement. David and Maggie loved traveling, visiting four of the seven continents, and numerous states across the USA. David enjoyed and loved his family very much, watching and playing Jeopardy, golf, Bible study and was an avid reader. David volunteer at the Moses Lake Library once a week for several years. David also loved music of all kinds (with the exception of most Jazz) but his favorite was Rock. He attended many rock concerts throughout his life with the WHO and the Rolling Stones being the top two favorites. David was proceeded in death by his mother and father. Survived by his wife Maggie, Children; Philip (Jessica) of Ephrata, WA, Christopher (Rebecca) of Royal City, WA, Barry (Colby) of Key West, FL. Siblings; Brother Roger (Dianna) Hageman and Sister Patty (Greg) Gardner. Grandchildren; David, Allison, Jacob, Brayden, Carsen, Calliope, Alyssa and Adryan. Two Nephews; Nathan Hageman and Aaron Hageman. And numerous much loved cousins. On May 22, 2021 a celebration of David's life will be held at the Moses Lake Alliance Church, 1100 North Grape Drive at 1 PM. Lunch will follow. Due to a need for a count for catering, please RSVP ASAP, but no later than May 15, 2021. RSVP to: maggieah57@yahoo.com by May 15, 2021 (if you forget to RSVP PLEASE come anyway and bring your stories/memories of David to share with the family, who never tire of hearing them).

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David Bradley Hageman

April 1, 1956 - April 13, 2021