The Herald
Everett, Washington
Tuesday, February  10, 2009


Roseda C Hornberger

Roseda Colleen Horngerger, of Everett passed away and joined the
Kingdom of the Lord on Saturday January 31, 2009, following a brief but
coourageous battle with cancer.  Rosada was born in Stillwater, Oklahoma,
on August 30, 1937 to Roy Lawrence and Dorothy (Large) Lakey. Roseda
spent her early childhood in Oklahoma and later moved to the Seattle, WA,
area where she resided for the remainder of her adult life, except for a
brief period in Arizona.  Roseda was preceded in death by her husband,
Bob Hornberger, her daughter, Peggy Walton; and her daughter, Debra
Christianson.  She is survived by a daughter, Kathy Hoglund, of Lyndwood,
WA; a son, Bobby Hornberger (Cindy), of Marysville, WA; and brother,
Robert Lakey (Nicky), of Arlington, Texas. Her cousin, Marvin Davenport
and wife, Dorothy, of Cathlamet, Washington, brother, Bob and cousin
Jeanetta, both of Texas, were able to be with her during her final days.
Roseda worked for the Boeing Company for, 34 years and retired in 1994.
Following retirement, she and her husband moved to Arizona were they lived
for 10 years prior to moving back to the Seattle area in 2005. Roseda
worked the last few years at Paula's Hallmark in Silver Lake. She
enjoyed needlepoint, crochet, reading and playing the slots at Angle of
the Winds casino. She had a deep and abiding love for her dog Lucie and
enjoyed spoiling her with love and attention.  Roseda leaves behind seven
grandchildren: grandson, Dennis (and wife, Gwen); granddaughters, Jenny
(and husband, Jamie), Michelle (and husband, Shane), Danielle, Marley
and Ashley. She also leaves four great-grandchildren, Taylor Jacobson,
Jada Rose Nelson, Cassidy Hernandez and Charlotte Hoglund.  In accordance
with her wishes, she was cremated and will be placed with her late husband
at Tahoma National Cemetery.  Please make any donations in her name to
Providence Hospice Center in Everett, Washington.  The family would like
to thank all the friends, doctors, nurses and hospice staff for their
love, support and exraordinary care provided during this difficult time.
We, the family, will love and miss her forever.  Kathy, Bobby and family.