Person:Teresa Kagey (1)

Grand-daughter of Orville Kagey and Margaret Long.

Benzonia Library; Mills Community House, Benzonia, MI. Benzie Banner; 1953 ---- Researched; May, 2001 Nov. 5,- Kiwanis Show Gets Big Hand, "Teresa Kagey" (Pg. 2)

The Chieftain Pueblo Co. Friday , Nov. 27, 1987 "Deputies Probe Double Shooting" Pueblo sheriff's deputies were investgating a double shooting at a Beulah home late Thursday A male and female apparently were injured in the shooting. Their conditions were not known at presstime, The shooting happened at about 8:45 p.m. At least one investigator and four deputies were called to Beulah. Deputies scheduled to work the graveyard shift were called to work early Dave Pettinari, a spokesman for the sheriff;s office, said further details would not be available until this morning.

The Chieftain Pueblo Co. Saturday, Nov. 28, 1987 ------------------------------------ "Motive saught in Beulah pair's Murder - Suicide" "By Phil Cole" The Pueblo Chieftain; Sheriff's officers still are seeking a motive in the murder - suicide of Teresa Sease, 34 and her husband of one month, Gary "Skip: Sease, 32, at their Beulah home Thursday night. They were found dead in a bedroom at 5657 North Creek Road. Sheriff's officers went to the home about 7:45 o'clock after receiving a call about a possible shooting. "It appears Sease shot his wife in the head, then shot himself in the upper body" sheriff's investigator Dan Corsentino said Friday. There were no signs of a struggle. No notes were found. We ars still looking for a motive" Preliminary autospy reports appeared to be somewhat at variance with the sheriff's account of the murder - suicide. Pueblo County Coroner Jim Kramer said each victim died of a gunshot wound to the head "There were no other wounds to either body" Kramer said Friday. Corsentino was not available late Friday to comment on the discrepancies in the two reports. Sheriff's officers spent Friday interviewing the couple's friends, relativies and coworkers, trying to reconstruct the events of the last week of their lives. Mrs. Sease's 10 - and 16 - year old sons from a previous marriage were in the house when the incident occured. They were not injured. "The older boy told me he heard shots, then took his brother to a neighbor's house and called his maternal grandfather, Ed Kagey" Kramer saifd Friday. Kagey lives in Beulah area. He apparently called the sheriff's office. The couple was married at their home in October. Mrs. Sease was a consumer loan secretary and seven - year employee of the United Bank of Pueblo. Sease was a self employed contractor. Bank President Craig Ockers said "She was a good employee, well - liked by her fellow workers. "Our sympathy goes to her family and loved ones." "Several bank employees received counseling Friday to help them cope with the deaths." Ockers said, the counseling was offered under an employee assistance program the bank has with Parkview Episcopal Hospital.

The Chieftain Pueblo CO. Sunday, Nov. 29, 1987 -------------------------------------- Funeral Notices - Adrian Cormer - Funeral Home; Teresa ("Terri " Kagey) Sease, late of 5621 North Creek Rd. Beulah, passed away Nov. 26, 1987. Mrs. Sease is survived by two sons Roger and Mark Yarn of the family home; her parents Edison O. Jeanne Kagey of Beulah; three brothers, Kevin (Mary Ann) Kagey; Tory Kagey both of Beulah, and Michael (Penny) Kagey of Colorado Springs; her grandmother Margaret Clark of Beulah; and several aunts , uncles, nices, and nephews. Funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Adrian Comer Garden Chapel, with the Rev. Aram Philibosian officiating. Interment will be at the Beulah cemetery. The family respectfully request the omission of food and flowers. Those who wish to make donations to Roger and Mark Yarn, through the funeral home office.

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