Ronald L. Hagadon Obituary
Kalispell, Flathead CO., MT

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Ronald K. Hagadone, 49, of Kalispell, died April 30, 1977  in Kalispell. He was a retired truck driver. Mr. 
Hagadone was born November 27, 1927 in Culbertson, the son of Thorwald and Helen Hagadone. He was 
educated in eastern Montana and in his early life was a logger. He served in the National Guard before 
entering the Army in March of 1946. He served on Iwo Jima. Following military service Mr. Hagadone 
moved to Kalispell. He married Marguerite Kikendall in Coeur d. Alene, Idaho on July 1, 1995. They moved 
to Poplar in the spring of 1956 and worked in construction. They returned to Kalispell in the summer of 
1965. His last employment before retiring due to health reasons was as a truck driver for McElroy and 
Wilken. He was a member of Calvary Lutheran Church of Evergreen. Surviving are his widow; four sons. 
Lance Corporal Terry Hagadone, stationed with U.S.M.C in Japan, Tony, Dan, and Dale of the family home; 
two daughters, Mrs. James (Bonnie) Bigoness and Sally Hagadone, both of Kalispell; two step-sons, 
Gary Gilbert, Kalispell and Jay Gilbert, Washington State, a step-daughter, Mrs. Floyd (Gloria) Scott, 
Kalispell; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thorwald Hagadone, Poplar; his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Hagadone, 
Wolf Point; two brothers, Jerry, Poplar and Ray, Aberdeen, So. Dak.; four sisters. Mrs. Lois Combs, and 
Mrs. Jack (Shirley) O'Brien, both of Poplar, Mrs. Jack (Janet) Shanks, Brocton, and Mrs. W. I. (Beverly) 
Maddox, Los Banos, Calif. and nine grandchildren. Funeral services were May 4, 1977 in the Weatherford 
Funeral Home with the Rev. Lowell Stordahl, pastor of Calvary Lutheran Church officiating. Burial, with 
military rites, was in Conrad Memorial Cemetery.