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Obituary For Nagee-Ullah Hassan
Nagee-Ullah Hassan (born Hudson Cade, Jr.) transitioned from this life at his home on June 2, 2026. He was born in Memphis, Tennessee on November 5, 1954 to Hudson Cade, Sr. and Margaret Cade. He graduated from high school in Marengo County, Alabama in 1972. He served in the United States Army from 1976 through 1982. He joined the civilian federal workforce and worked in the Department of Veterans Affairs as a licensed practical nurse before retiring on January 31, 2015. He enjoyed fishing and was an avid outdoorsman. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Hudria Cade; and grandparents.
He is survived by three children: David (Crystal) Cade of Bowie, Maryland; Davita (Quartez, Sr.) Key of Smyrna, Georgia; Suzanne Cade of Tuskegee, Alabama; five grandchildren: Quartez Key, Jr., Isaiah Key, Arielle Cade, Iyanna Cade, Ronald Key, III; a sister, Mary Cade of Tuskegee, Alabama; friends and well-wishers.
The family had a private ceremony.
The family of Mr. Nagee-Ullah Hassan appreciates the support that they have received during their time of bereavement from so many people who knew and loved him. Please keep the Family of Mr. Hassan, Cade Family in your thoughts and prayers.
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Add A CondolenceHudson and I was stationed on the DMZ in Korea in 1980. It was tough living in a war zone. Hudson had that calming swag that help us get through that experience. My fellow brother and veteran, rest on. We will meet again.
To The Family,Friends and previous coworkers.Hassan and I worked together for many years.Sorry for your loss.I hope his memories lives in your hearts for years to come.Doris Foston Bell and Family 💐💐
Our condolences to you all; praying for strength in the days ahead.
My sincere condolences, sympathy and prayers go out to the entire family during this time of mourning. Hassan and I worked for many years at the VA Medical Center. He was a joy to work with and always helpful. Sleep on Hassan in your new Heavenly home. Dorothy Foston Chambliss and family
Family members, accept my condolences.
I met Mr Cade upon my returning to Tuskegee in the 80s. He was a very gentlemanly nice young man and his mother was a very personable woman. They were my neighbors until I relocated. I pray that Mr Cade is resting in peace and that his family finds comfort in precious memories of him.
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My prayers go out to the family. I was very dear friend of Nagee and worked with him at the VA hospital. RIP my dear friend. You are gone but I will never ever forget all of the good memories of knowing you...
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