Baz Dage

Baz Alexander Dage, passed away on Friday, May 19, 2023, He was 18 years old.

Baz was born on November 19, 2004 in Vancouver, Washington. Since he was very young he loved the sun, the beach, adventure and traveling. He surfed in Hawaii and San Diego, ziplined in the Caribbean and Costa Rica, parasailed and rode ATVs in Mexico, skied and snowboarded in the mountains, climbed trees that were much too tall, and went cliff diving everywhere he possibly could. He spent many hours restoring his 1996 Acura Integra and was very close to getting it running. He was also an adventurous and clever cook who could often be found whipping up an elaborate midnight snack.

Baz was a compassionate and caring young man who would always look out for his family and his many close friends, and he had a lifelong love of animals. He loved the time he spent through the years with his extended family in Texas and New Mexico. He also had spectacular hair and a sweet, loving smile. At the time of his death Baz was a senior at Columbia River High School and Cascadia Technical Academy. He will receive his diploma posthumously in June.

Baz is survived by his parents Demra and Jeff, his younger brother Dekker, and his beloved dog Clouseau, as well as his grandmother June Fore, grandfather and step grandmother Joe and Sandi Fore, great aunts Janny Hinson, Joyce Vanlandingham, Teresa Henke and Janet Utzman, great uncle John Fore, aunts and uncles Kim and Terry Pelech, Joel and Crissy Fore, Erik and Lisa Dage, Mize Knight, Erin and Vernon Conaway, cousins Shelby, Keeley, Sydney, Paul, Caleb, Noel, Luke, Erin, Lyla, Jaiden, and Ozzy.

Baz is preceded in death by his grandfather Jack Dage.

A celebration of Baz's life will be held at Evergreen Memorial Gardens in Vancouver, Washington on Saturday June 17, 2023 at 12:30 PM. The family requests that attendees dress in Hawaiian clothes, bright colors, or just something fun in order to honor Baz's memory.

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