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Official Obituary of

Allen Wagner

September 17, 1957 ~ January 13, 2019 (age 61) 61 Years Old

Allen Wagner Obituary

Allen Duane Wagner passed away peacefully on January 13, 2019.

Allen was born to Merwyn and Helen Wagner in Eureka on September 17, 1957. Allen was raised in Eureka, where he attended Eureka City Schools and graduated from Eureka Senior High with the Class of 1975.  During his school years, Allen had fond memories and travel adventures with his Grandmothers, Rosa Wagner and Agnes Stump, which he loved sharing with his family.

Allen explored and worked many careers in his lifetime, beginning with Angelo’s Pizza Parlor, going on to commercial fishing, construction, which led him to becoming a Licensed Contractor, to some of his favorite years and close friendships with Cox Cable, that later turned to SuddenLink.

Allen had many adventurous enjoyments in life, a few being fishing and hunting with lifelong family friends, Mike and Brandon Hanley, his father-in-law Bobby Gallaway, and Brother-in-law Phil Leazer. He also loved winning on the slots at the casinos, playing a good game of cribbage, family card nights and any outdoor adventures.

He would have celebrated his 36th wedding anniversary with his wife Terri this February.  Following his marriage, Allen’s other pride and joys were the births of his sons Todd and Derek. He loved building them forts in the backyard, taking them camping, being an assistant scout leader with Boy Scouts and assistant coach for their sports. 

His relationships with his sons changed when fulfilling the role of grandpa; first to Todd and Bridget’s many foster babies, and most recently in the announcement of Derek and Trinity’s first born child due May 2019.

In his later years his closest and best friend was his brother-in-law, Troy Gallaway, who kept him laughing, cared for him and loved him unconditionally until his last day on earth. There are not enough words of thankfulness that can be expressed for that love.
Regrets, Allen had a few…and as time passed, those who were able to express mercy and grace in their forgiveness assisted in Allen’s peaceful heart as he passed.

Allen is survived by his loving wife Terri, his son and daughter-in-law Todd and Bridget Wagner, his son and partner Derek Wagner and Trinity Morrison, his mom Helen Wagner, uncle Leonard Stump, mother-in-law Lee Gallaway, father-in-law and mother-in-law Hal and Pam Leazer, sister and brother-in-law Linda and Joe Evers, brother-in-law and partner Phil Leazer and Lisa Lasley, and brother-in-law Troy Gallaway. He also leaves behind his nieces, nephew, numerous cousins, extended family and friends.

He was preceded in death by his father Merwyn Wagner, father-in-law Bobby Gallaway, and his grandparents. 

A celebration of life will be held on a later date.

The family would like to acknowledge and thank the care from his doctor Patricia Fischer, the St. Joseph Hospital staff including the Palliative Care Team Members Danika and Natalia, Hospice of Humboldt’s Ida Emmerson, Hospice House who unconditionally provided Allen with the most peaceful comfort, care and dignity his last reflective days before Grandma Agnes greeted and transitioned with Allen to heaven.

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