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Obituary for Marion Margie Bagley

Marion Margie Bagley passed away July 1, 2020, at the age of 81, while being lovingly cared for at home in Seattle, Washington, following a brave battle with cancer.

Marion was born June 11, 1939, in Gulf, North Carolina.
A loving mother, dedicated wife, and a treasure to family and friends. She was a military wife to Charles E. Bagley for 28 years and lived in numerous places in the U.S., as well as oversees. They had two children, Charles E. Bagley Jr. (deceased in infancy) and Charlene E. Bagley.

In her later years, Marion lived in Hawaii on the island of Oahu; Spokane, Washington; and finally, Seattle, Washington.
She found great purpose and satisfaction helping others while working in Hawaii at a women’s shelter, and in Spokane as a tutor for blind students.

Marion experienced many obstacles in her life but developed great strength despite them. Her positive attitude, caring nature, acceptance of others, love of playing the keyboard, writing, painting, cooking, and going to concerts and plays brought joy to her life and endeared her to others. She made friends easily – MANY considering her a mother figure. She always joked that she didn’t remember having all of these children who saw her as a mother figure. So, I had to share my mom with many. Everyone loved her.

Marion is survived by her daughter Charlene, siblings, nieces, nephews and cousins, and many loving friends.

Thank you to Dr. Soma and staff (Gus, Jenny, Grace) at Seattle Swedish Oncology and the Providence Hospice Seattle caretakers. Thank you, especially, to my best friend, my sister, Patti Rogers. You are all angels walking amongst us!

Please share your loving memories of my mom with us, as we celebrate her life – My mom, my heart, my angel, my soulmate.

Cady Cremation Services & Funeral Home online obituary website: https://cadycremationservices.com/obituaries/

If you wish to do something to honor her memory, we would encourage you to donate to the American Cancer Society.

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