Carl William Hageman Jr.

Carl William Hageman, Jr Carl died at home on September 19, 2011, at the age of 70. He was born in San Francisco, California, on November 18, 1940, to Carl and Alice Hageman, who preceded him in death. At age ten, Carl moved with his family to Everett, Washington. He was a 1958 graduate of Everett High School, where he participated in competitive swimming. Swimming continued to be his choice of regular exercise for the next 30 years. He studied accounting at Everett Junior College (Community College) and the University of Washington, and was a graduate of Saint Martin's College (University) and St. Edward and St. Thomas Seminaries. On May 29, 1971, he was ordained into the priesthood of the Archdiocese of Seattle at St. James Cathedral. Carl served as an assistant pastor in parishes in Bellevue, Auburn, Aberdeen, and Longview; and as pastor of St. John of the Woods {Tacoma)/Our Lady of Good Counsel (Eatonville) Catholic Churches, and of St. Matthew Catholic Church, Seattle. In 1990, he moved out of pastoral ministry and worked in the field of accounting, first at a Seattle law firm and then at non-profit Small Tribes Organization of Western Washington (STOWW) in Tacoma until his retirement in 2005. After retirement, he served as a volunteer accountant for the Duwamish Tribe of Seattle for several years. Carl is survived by wife, Anne Lucky, whom he married in 1993, and her children, Sonja Handstad (Herbert Levine), Rebecca Shjerven (Raymond), Jonette Blakney (Mitchell), and Christian Lucky (Karinne Kerdel); grandchildren, Rebekah and Hunter Blakney, Benjamin Shjerven, and Paul and Anne-Sophie Kerdel Lucky; step grandchildren, Adam Blakney (Nicole) and Samuel and Madeline Shjerven. Carl is also survived by brother Robert Hageman (Michie Onoyama), sisters Ann Frey (Richard) and Pamela Hageman, nephews Charles Frey (Kathryn), Donald Frey (Gina), Joseph Deverich (Christina), and George Hageman, grand-nieces Autumn and Sierra Deverich, and Saraphina and Luciana Frey, and grand-nephew Joshua Deverich. Funeral (Memorial) Mass will be at Our Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic Church, 14601 A Street South, Tacoma, WA at 11 AM on Monday, September 26, 2011. Memorials may be given to Saint Martin's University or Multicare/Good Samaritan Home Health and Hospice.