Margie Hacker Obituary
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Margie was preceded in death by her husband, Bill Hacker; daughter, Rebecca Jo Hacker; son, David LeRoy Hacker; her parents; and several siblings.
Margie is survived by one son, Russell Wayne Hacker of Independence, MO; daughters, Christy Ann Hubbard (Nathan) of Independence, MO and Tamela Jean Brown (Steve) of Springfield, MO; numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren; along with several nieces and nephews.
Margie worked most of her adult life as a secretary. Once she retired, she loved to paint landscapes, crochet, play bingo, and spend time with her grandkids. She lived in El Dorado Springs area the majority of her life.
Every weekend while her kids were growing up was spent with her sisters and their families, playing games and making homemade ice cream. Sunday lunch was spent at Grandma and Grandpa Hacker's house where there were great feasts and more card games.
Her house was always filled with laughter and joy. Holidays were a big deal with Easter egg hunts, a mantle full of Christmas stockings, or the biggest turkey she could find. The house was overflowing with loved ones enjoying the holiday feast which always included her homemade noodles, which were everyone's favorite.
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Carolyn j jones
July 15, 2025
Sorry to see of this loss. I knew her and Bill and most of Margies siblings, was neighbor to Stella for years. I will miss this special lady.
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