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William Max Hedge (Bill) passed away May 9, 2022 surrounded by the love of his family.
He was born January 10, 1948 to James and Helen Hedge in Tahoka, Texas. At a young age he moved to Oklahoma. Where he attended and graduated from Tribbey High School. He got a Math scholarship from Murray State College. He was very smart. He later met his wife Elizabeth (Campbell) Deathrage the love of his life in Shawnee,Oklahoma. They married in October of 1977. They had one daughter Mary. Step children Kathy (Joslin), Randy, Greg, and Tim Deathrage. Bill and Beth traveled the USA driving a truck. Bill loved new cars, technology, playing checkers, and spending time with his family.
He is survived by his wife Elizabeth Hedge of Shawnee. His daughter Mary Nadeau and husband Michael. Grandchildren Kolby, Kylie and Karter Nadeau all of Shawnee. Three sisters Barbara and husband Tommy Degman of Shawnee. Paula and husband Barry Roberts of Norman. Kathy and husband John McCarley South Carolina. Brother Danny and wife Cathy Hedge of Macomb. And many lovely nieces, nephews and friends.
He was preceded in death by one brother Jerry Mason. The family is thankful for his sister Barbara for
The family is thankful for his sister Barbara for always being by his side! A special thanks to the Regency Nursing Home and Heartland Hospice. They took amazing care of him.
At this time, we are not having a formal service.
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