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Eileen Faye Dueck
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Eileen Faye Dueck

2/5/1939 - 7/23/2026
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About Eileen Faye Dueck

Eileen Faye (Hagen) Dueck, 87, of Show Low, Arizona passed away on July 23, 2026. Eileen was born on February 5, 1939 in Enid, Oklahoma, to Jacob and Anna Hagen.

She was preceded in death by her husband Henry; brother Calvin and His wife Carol; sister Leona and her husband Harvey Krauss; Sister Betty and her husband Donald Regier; and brother William (Bill) Hagen.

Eileen is survived by her three children: Doug (Linda), Leonard (Sheila), and Patricia. She was blessed with 7 grandchildren: Jill (Justin); Lisa (Steven); Bryan (Megan); Tyler (Abbey); Kyle; Troy; and Taylor (Kalysta). She also had 16 great-grandchildren.

Eileen and Henry were faithful Christians who loved the Lord and raised their children to believe in God and become patriotic citizens. Eileen was primarily a stay-at-home mother, though she briefly owned and ran a fabric store in Mesa in the 1980s. She was an extraordinary Sunday School teacher for nearly 40 years, serving in 5 different churches around the country as they moved from town to town.

She is at rest at Mountain View Cemetery, 7900 E. Main St, Mesa, Arizona (the Charity Garden, plot number 10).

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4 comments
Diane and Ken Bykowski
1 week, 2 days ago
Patty and Family, We know the loss of a mom is very difficult. Although we did not know your mom personally, from the stories you have shared with us, we know that she was a thoughtful, caring and loving person. This is reflected in you. She is now with your dad in heaven, and both are watching over you.
Mark Barton
1 week, 2 days ago
I know that Eileen’s passing is difficult for her family, but I also know that we can celebrate her faithful life. We'll all get to see her again, as perfect beings with God in heaven. Eileen's commitment to Christ, her family, and the many children she taught with so much care will be remembered with gratitude.
Debbie Kretzschmar
2 weeks ago
I keep telling everyone that now she is with her sisters and they have to be singing. The reason I say this is because before Betty and Eileen left Enid, they sang in church with my mom, Leona, as a trio. Their singing and harmony was beautiful!
Patty Dueck
2 weeks, 4 days ago
Eileen, my mom, was the best mother anyone could have. She taught me how to cook, sew, crochet (and many other things), and just simply be a kind and thoughtful person. She was the friend I could tell everything to when we were both adults. She was always there when I needed her and I will miss her greatly.