Kathryn Linda Hager

Kathryn Linda Hager was born May 29th 1950 to her parents LaVonne and David

Hastings.

Kathy’s career endeavors consisted of her work starting out at the House of

Charles before she was able to purchase her own salon, “Kut & Kurl,” fulfilling

her passion of owning her own business and serving the community she grew up

in. Following the closure of her salon, she dedicated her time to pursuing other

passions including making quilts to share with friends and family, traveling to see

loved ones, and working as a ward clerk at the Conrad Hospital.

On the topic of passion, her favorite places combined several of her life’s joys,

the outdoors and spending time with loved ones; Green Gulch was truly a sacred

place for her, a place she often spent time camping, playing cards, and running

around with her grandchildren.

Though she endured many hardships, including the loss of her three children,

Marena, Lynda, and Stacey Hager, Kathy remained a tenacious spirit, moving

through the world with unrivaled determination and an earnest heart. Her smiles

were always genuine; her hugs were always warm, and her passions never

wavered, with her dearest love’s always guiding her way.

If you would like to behold some of her proudest achievements and join us in

celebrating a life well lived, you are welcome to join us for her service October

3rd at 10am at Golden West Church, reception to follow at the Moose in

Conrad.

Inspired by Felicia Cooper’s “Archive of Significant Objects”, anyone in

attendance is encouraged to bring a token, treasure, photo, or story that reminds

you of Kathy. There will be a place to leave them with her urn (with the option to

have it returned by the family in trade for the story <3).

Along with her children, Kathy is preceded in death by her parents LaVonne and

David Hastings and her brother Tom Hastings.

She is survived by her husband Darell Hager and her three grandchildren Agnes,

Katrina, and Jacob Steele, and holds a special place in the heart of many more.