Emil "Swede" Hagg Jr.

Grandpa Hagg will be remembered as a wonderfully kind, loving, fun, truly caring man. He loved us all with all his heart. He was our Grandfather and our son's Great Grandfather, and so grateful to have been a part of his life. He brought great love to our lives and now we pray he rests in peace with Grandma in God's everloving care. Chris, Laura Lee & Chandler Hagg

Emil "Gramps", was a constant in my life over the last eight years. I had the privilege of getting to know him as
a person. I have great memories of the zoo, Margaritas at Monte's, picking apples in wilcox. Having a good laugh anytime. And there are the stories as well. I miss you, my Heart misses you.
Treasa Birchett

Emil "Gramps", was a constant in my life over the last eight years. I had the privilege of getting to know him as
a person. I have great memories of the zoo, Margaritas at Monte's, picking apples in wilcox. Having a good laugh anytime. And there are the stories as well. I miss you, my Heart misses you.
Treasa Birchett

my name is Marie Hagg Kimball and I was married to Emil and Alice's youngest son Dwain from December 18,1993 until his death in October
2007. Dad and I just clicked from the start. When he found out I made onion rings he loved me even better. He will be truly missed in my life especially whenever I am making onion rings. With lots of love you Daughter in Law. Marie "lets have a margarita" Hagg-Kimball

Emil and Alice welcomed us to their home in 1964 - it was 120 degrees and miserable - we stayed with them 3 weeks, drove them crazy - and they still entertained us after that. Emil's father lived near my Grandma Reynolds in Adel in their later years. Their daughter, Jeanne, always made a place in her heart for me. You could always count on the Haggs for a great time. I will miss them both, they were great cousins to my parents, and me.

My name is Cindy Blincow. Emil or as I called him Uncle Am, was my uncle. But he was more than just an uncle to me he was my second dad. I have so many fond memories of him tap dancing or playing the harmonica. We had a special language that we spoke between us, that to this day I smile when I think about it. I'm thankful that he was in my life.

My name is Daryl Ann Hagg, and I have known Emil, my father-in-law for 47 years. I married his son, Dale, January 8, 1965. Since my father died in 1968, Emil has been my second Dad, and he was a terrific Dad. I loved him and when I called him "Handsome" , he would beam with his huge smile. He will be missed, but his memory will live on forever in my heart.