Condolences for Merle G. Sager
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From Terry & Karla Barnes:
Our sincere sympathy to all of Merle’s family. He was a wonderful person and a great member of our community. He always flashed a smile when we saw him. He and Donna were a beautiful couple. Our prayers are with you.
Love, Terry and Karla
From L D Sager:
Condolences to Frank, Sondra, and family for the loss of Dad-Grandpa. I had many adventures with Uncle Merle while fishing, hunting, horseback riding, 4-wheeling, camping, boating, and many more outdoor activities. I am grateful for the memories of Merle’s Rock, Three Bull Mountain, Seventeen Step Meadow, and a plethora of other landmark monikers so aptly named because of his escapades in the outdoors. He was always an eager and willing participant in our excursions into the wilds of America. Merle loved his family and the beauties of nature; both of which will miss his presence.
From Rick Sager:
Uncle Merle, you were always happy to see me. I'll always treasure the memories from our elk and deer hunting trips.
From David & Pam Smith :
Condolences to the family of Merle.
He was always the friendliest and cheerful person. He will be deeply missed.
From Sheila B. Adams:
Merle sat behind me in church but he leaned over the pew and I turned back so we could talk gardening and his latest fishing adventure. He had such a wonderful singing voice. He was so generous with garden produce. I will miss him and offer my condolences
From Brian and Debra Barlow:
Just wanted to let your family know and especially you John and Sondra that our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time of the loss of your father. Love you!!
From Garth and Jean Fremiller:
So sorry to har of Merle's passing! He was a delightful man! Garth and Jean
From Steve Highbarger:
Uncle Merle....I am so sad to see this. I will forever cherish our last visit.
From Jack and Mary Zarybnisky:
Merle was always very friendly and willing to talk when one saw him. When Frank was in Boy Scouts, Merle was always willing to help transport the scouts on different outings.