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In Memory Of
Hansel O. Casey
1934
2019
Hansel O. Casey
October 7, 1934 — January 3, 2019
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October 7, 1934 - January 3, 2019
Hansel Casey was one of the nicest, funniest, most loving people you could have ever had a chance to meet. He loved everyone just as much as they loved him. It's safe to say that the only thing he loved more than his horse was his wife. You could have never met a better man, husband, father, brother, or grandpa. He loved being outdoors. He loved riding horses, going to the mountains, going to the ballpark, but most of all he loved fishing. No matter where it was, day or night, hot or cold, you could find him down at the lake, with a line in the water. Bonnie Casey, was his wife and his best friend for over 50 long loving years. They knew each other since they were young and they lived a long, loving, joyful life together. His life was a blessing. His life was a treasure. And we will always be loved more than any words can ever express. So while you are here today, please celebrate his life, cherish all the precious moments, and know that he is in God's hands now.
Love you so much papa.
- Your favorite fishing buddy, Cody.
Hansel Casey was one of the nicest, funniest, most loving people you could have ever had a chance to meet. He loved everyone just as much as they loved him. It's safe to say that the only thing he loved more than his horse was his wife. You could have never met a better man, husband, father, brother, or grandpa. He loved being outdoors. He loved riding horses, going to the mountains, going to the ballpark, but most of all he loved fishing. No matter where it was, day or night, hot or cold, you could find him down at the lake, with a line in the water. Bonnie Casey, was his wife and his best friend for over 50 long loving years. They knew each other since they were young and they lived a long, loving, joyful life together. His life was a blessing. His life was a treasure. And we will always be loved more than any words can ever express. So while you are here today, please celebrate his life, cherish all the precious moments, and know that he is in God's hands now.
Love you so much papa.
- Your favorite fishing buddy, Cody.
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