Duane Burl Hagadone

First of all, our deepest sympathy to his family. We had the honor of meeting Duane when his then Golf Pro Mike DeLong called us regarding Mr. Hagadone's Red Geraniums were having disease problems. We traveled to Idaho from Denver, Colorado to take a look at the issue. Following a program that we gave his grounds crew to follow and correct. We ended up shipping him 4 Semi-trucks of his favorite red Geranium called "Sincerely Yours". We did this for many years until we sold our greenhouse. Dan...

I will always remember Mr. Hagadone as a very congenial and generous man! He was such a kind, amazing and wonderful soul.

Thank you Mr. Hagadone for my first job after returning from Vietnam. I learned from the small corporate office.

Quite simply, Duane Hagadone changed my life. Without him, I would not be the man I am today. Raised in Spokane, Washington, Brad Hagadone was one of my best friends. In August 1972, I was almost 19. Done with high school, I was about to head back out on the road, enjoying the life of a wannabe Rock Star...cheap hotels, gear I didn’t own and gigs that didn’t pay, all likely to culminate in a future that would never pay the rent. Then the phone rang. Duane Hagadone was asking me for a favor! ...

One of my first customer at my restaurant Duane and Lola frequented often great memories of playing golf in palm desert and at the resort I will miss my friend Rest In Peace

Mike Clayton and I had the opportunity to visit with Mr. Hagadone at his home in Big Horn. The subject of the afternoon meeting was property taxes. However, for me, it revealed so much more. It was obvious that Mr. Hagadone loved art ,and even more, loved his family---- especially Mrs. Hagadone. He was known to be very generous to the community. In fact, when Mike and I were there, they were getting the home ready to host a fundraiser for the medical center. Duane Hagadone was a blessing to...

Rest in peace Duane Hagadone. Much love to your family during this difficult time.

John McQuilkin

His generosity towards The Vintage Club kicked off the auction to award scholarships the employees and their children. Offering the Lady Lola as a live auction brought a generous bid at the Club.