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Everett Raydon Sage
He is survived by his loving wife of 59 years, Jan; daughters, Debbie Sage, Geri Kellison (Ed) and Pam Smith Cienega (Victor); and grandchildren, Cyndi and Erik Kellison and Ian and Alex Smith.
Everett grew up in Camrose, Alberta, Canada and returned to the U.S. at age 18. He worked 42 years at the Carnation Co., interrupted by three years of service in the US Army in Japan. He was devoted to his family, his church and enjoyed reading, gardening, travel and his many friends.
A Memorial Service will be held at 3:30 p.m., Sunday, September 27, 2009, at Bethel Presbyterian Church, 11002 Greenwood Ave. N, Seattle, Washington, 98133 where he was a long-time member.
Donations may be given to Bethel Presbyterian Church.
You may share memories with Everett's family at www.becksfuneralhome.com.
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Marilyn "Lynn" (Henkle) Self
September 23, 2009
I am so sorry to hear of Everett's passing. I remember my mother, Jean Henkle, mentioning you folks many times at Bethel. Mom, Dad and my sister have all passed on (my sister, Beverley passed away a year ago Feb. 26th). I have a lot of memories of growing up at Bethel from the 1940's through my own marriage in 1960 under the Hancocks ministry. Jan, my prayers for you and your family are with you at this sad time.
In Jesus,
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Diane Semanskee
September 20, 2009
Dear Jan, Debbie & family:
What a great picture of Everett. I hope this is how we all can remember him before his health failed him. You and Debbie were so devoted to Everett and rarely left his side.
I heard a priest at a memorial service say once that "grief softens". We never stop grieving the loss of our loved ones but it does get easier as time passes.
Bless you all.
Love,
Diane
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