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Linda Hagemann Obituary
Linda went to be with the Lord peacefully on October 22, 2012 at the age of 78. She was born on August 31, 1934 in San Francisco to Ellis and Ruby Brooks.
Linda was preceded in death by her parents, daughter Terry, grandson Jared, and brother Arthur.
She is survived by her loving husband of 56 years, August. Children Stephen(Janae) and John(Nikki) Hagemann and Jennifer(Ken)Paddock. 7 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Marie Brooks, sisters Ann Brooks, Cathey Goodman, and Hallie Alameda. Brother Ellis Brooks Jr.
August and Linda raised their children on the family farm in the Livermore Valley. She loved being a farmer's wife and raising her children with true country values. Linda worked many years for the Alameda County Fair. August and Linda retired to Oakdale in 1995 to be close to their children.
Linda touched the lives of those that met her and was an inspiration to those who knew her. All of her children and grandchildren will miss their Oma.
Visitation will be Monday, Oct. 29th from 5-7pm. Chapel service Tuesday 10am at the Oakdale Memorial Chapel, 830 West F St. Oakdale. A celebration of life will follow. Remembrances may be made to the Lupus Foundation of America, the Arthritis Foundation, or a foundation of choice.
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Susie Calhoun
October 29, 2012
I have the fondest memories working with Linda at the fair. She just had a way of dealing with the exhibitors that worked, and kept me entertained. We had the best laughs in the office! After retiring she would faithfully call in on the day entries closed - just to let us know she was thinking about us. To this day, I always think of her on May 20th - closing day for many years!
Troy and I enjoyed the 50th anniversary party. I loved the stories that were shared by all.... Of a life filled with children, friends, challenges, fun and love. I was so pleased to be a part of the celebration.
When I last saw Linda at my mother's memorial service, it was so comforting. She looked great, walking with Augie - the greatest companion a woman could ask for. Bless her heart, she called several months later, just to let me know she was thinking about all of us.
Life threw her many challenges, but she took them on, and lived her life to the fullest. To you Linda, I toast with a bottle of Cosmo's wine!
My heart goes out to all of your family - may you all find peace in your fond memories of Linda; wife, mom, oma, sister, auntie and dear friend. Though I will not be at the service, I know I will be missing many more great stories, and seeing the love that surrounded her.
With love,
Susie
Theodore Marcelja
October 29, 2012
Linda, I will miss talking Niner / Packer football with you on Sunday. I hope They win it all just for you! You will truly be missed by everyone who loved you.
Theo
Lorraine Cekoric
October 28, 2012
May our Lord bless you Linda and may you look down from heaven and watch over your family. You were loved.
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