Highland High School
Marsha Draper Fryer
Residing In | Harrisville, UT USA |
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Spouse/Partner | Richard J. Fogg (HH Grad, '64, deceased); Richard W. Fryer (deceased) |
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Occupation | Retired, Federal Gov, U.S. Forest Service, Paralegal |
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Children | Jan,1969; Blair 1970; Eric, 1974; Rachel, 1978; Richard (J.R.), 1980, & 15 Grandchildren. |
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Posted on: Apr 26, 2024 at 2:30 PM
Hi Ram friends. I wanted to share an obituary of one of our fellow Rams that didn't graduate with us, but many of us knew from elementary school, up through her Junior year at Highland. Marjean Pugmire Hedstrom. She was always so lovely, kind, and a lot of fun. She passed away last July, but some of us just found out about it and I thought it fit to share this news here, May you RIP, dear friend!
Marjean Pugmire Hedstrom
(1948 - 2022) - Montpelier, UT - The Montpelier News-Examiner
Marj was born February 24, 1948 in Montpelier Idaho to Laurel and Norma Pugmire. The third of four children, and self proclaimed "favorite". She died at her home on July 27, 2022.
She lived in St. Charles until 1955 when the family moved to Salt Lake City. She returned to the Bear Lake Valley following her sophomore year in high school and resided in Idaho for the rest of her life.
Married John McCaskill in 1968. Had two perfect sons, David and Daniel, later divorced. Married Rick Hedstrom in 1992 and together lived in Inkom until her passing.
Marj's Siblings, Kathryn (Baldwin) and Robert (Linda) Pugmire, learned early on who ran the show. Arguing with her meant losing the argument. She had an amazing sense of humor and memory that seemed unmatched. She would MAKE you understand her jokes. Her quick wit and no-filter attitude made for many hilarious exchanges.
Survived by her husband, daughter Kim (Woodruff), son David, Grandson Gunner McCaskill and her sister Kathryn. Preceded in death by her parents, sister Janet, brother, son Daniel, and her granddaughter Payton Rose McCaskill.
A Celebration of Life will be held at the LDS Stake Center in St. Charles on Saturday, August 6th from 11 to noon.
Published by The Montpelier News-Examiner from Aug. 3 to Aug. 1, 2022.