Birth date: Nov 22, 1918 Death date: Jul 16, 2017
Maynard F. Hagemeyer, 98, died July 16, 2017 at his home on Wilmington Rd, Clarksville. He passed away in the same room he was born in November 22, 1918. He is survived by his wife, Stella, whom he married November 16, 1945. They Read Obituary
My father was a good friend of Maynard's and my family knew him very well. He will be deeply missed. My prayers are with the family.
Thank you, for being a friend for many years to my family. Brenda Wood Wernke, daughter of Vernon and Geneva Wood
After so many years, we still remember our time at Olive Branch UMC and particularly the friendship and hospitality of the Hagemeyer family. Visits to the farm with our two young daughters, excursions to the Lebanon Raceway to watch your horses run, family events, including a wedding or two, and Stella's superb management as the church Treasurer. We think of you with gratitude and affection. Sending our thanks and blessings. Brian and Anita Wood, Rachel and Rhianon.
I am so glad I went to join your family to celebrate Maynard's life yesterday. This was the best, most inspiring, uplifting of funerals. I've never been to one where I left saying so. It is obvious that Maynard was a great man who did right by his family. Your stories of working side by side with him and learning and growing strong from his influence were wonderful. People unfortunately do not grow up working with and learning from their parents today. I want you to know that even I have been blessed by Maynard's positive impact on my life. My wife Rebekah grew up on your farm and I can tell you that because of the positive influence that she experienced there, she is of better character and a better quality person than she otherwise would have been. I finally understand why she is a cut above by having gone to this event. Thanks to Maynard and your family for being a blessing in our lives.
Stella and family shed your tears and then remember who Maynard was. I don't know how to describe him. He always made you feel special when he talked with you. And that smile - who can forget that. But that was just Maynard !
Our sincere sympathy to Stella and family.
I met Maynard in 1958 when I began working at the A.S.C.S. Office (Dept. of Agricultural). He is one of the nicest men I ever met-an outstanding horseman and farmer. He held the record for his corn production. I love how dearly he loved Stella. Their farm home and surrounding acreage are so beautiful. Condolences to Stella and all the Hagemeyer Family.
We have been neighbors for 20 yrs he was always willing to buy cookies from Kyla for cheer we would visit every once in awhile he would take the kids around on his golf kart to visit the animals on the farm he would tell many stories to the kids ,he would ride with his peacock beside him they would take a cookie out of his pocket , he always said if the peacocks come visit you don't feed them because they will stay lol special if you give them a cookie .RIP Mr.Maynard
