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Sue E. Hegge
1949 - 2025
BORN
1949
DIED
2025
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Sue Hegge Obituary
At the age of 6 she moved to WA state with her family.
She was married to Gary Skinner then later to Truman Hegge.
Sue enjoyed gardening, cooking, camping, fishing, dancing, being with family and friends. She loved animals, always had cats and dogs. She could be seen mowing her lawn with a line of feral cats walking behind her.
Sue attended Everett schools, worked in sales, janitorial, cocktail waitress and retired from GTE/Verizon.
Sue is survived by her sister Marylin Melton, brother Gary Taylor, several nieces and nephews and their families.
She is proceeded in death by her parents Norman and Helen Taylor, sister Roxanne Rice, sister Kenna Dee Taylor, and Nephew Guy Daggett.
She will be greatly missed by her family and friends. She had such a loving and caring heart!
Celebration of life is at Forest Park in Everett, Wa on Sept. 28th from 1pm-4pm in the Lions Hall building.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Pat Colwell
Yesterday
Sue and I were very good friends long ago.
She was a fine woman. My condolences to her relatives.
Lisa Packard
Yesterday
Sue had the biggest heart ever! She was always giving to others. My kids know her as Santa Sue. We will always love and miss her, while striving to be like her, humble and kind!
Laurie
Yesterday
Sue was my best friend. I miss her everyday. She was the one I could always call when I needed a friend. She was always there to help, never said no.
She was a dog lover and they all loved her too (could have been the treats she kept in her pocket, LolI).
Sue (known to me as my big sis) ...I love you!
Laura Ollis
Yesterday
I hadn't seen Sue since we had left Snohomish to live in Arizona. I was sad to hear that she had passed.
Sue was always a good and kind person. She'll be missed.
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