Dr. Christopher Hogan

I am sorry for your loss. About 6 years ago I broke both of my wrists. Dr. Hogan was my primary surgeon. He was very kind and I appreciated him very much. Thank you Dr. Hogan for your considerate care. RIP.

Dr. Angela Hogan, I am so terribly sorry to hear about your husbands passing. I personally, did not know your husband but shed tears for you this morning when I heard. You have been by far the sweetest and most thorough doctor to our daughter. My family and I are praying for an abundant amount of strength and comfort for you, your children and family. The Watrous Family

I was a resident at Portsmouth and knew I recognized his name - My only encounter with him - My battery ran out at the hospital garage and I could not start my car. He stopped came out of his car (a van I believe) and helped me jump start my car and made sure all was well. Never forget my first thought - "what a big nice guy". Praying for his family through this tough times.

Angela, John, Kelly, and Brett - we were so shocked and saddened to hear of Chris's passing. What a lovely, lovely man. We will always remember his warm smile and the kind way he treated everyone around him. Sending you prayers of healing and peace. Brian and Jackie King

Dr.Hogan was an exceptionally talented surgeon who was loved not only by the patients but by the NMCP ASC staff as well. I am so terribly sorry for the loss to your family of your father and husband, may the Lord watch over you during this difficult time.

We are so very sorry for your loss. Dr. Hogan would visit the Navy Federal Branch located inside Portsmouth Naval often and was always a bright and smiling face to see. It's without a doubt that he will be missed dearly!

You are stronger than you think Hogan Family! You may not feel like it now, but God will give you the strength, comfort and peace that surpasses all understanding! You've got an angel standing the watch forever now. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. God bless

My deepest condolences to the Hogan family. I babysat the kids throughout high school, and it was always so apparent how loving and kind of a father and husband Dr. Hogan was. Despite his busy career he always made time to play outside, coach sports, or just listen to the kids chatter about their day. My heart goes out to Angela, Kelly, John, and Brett.