Frank Hoog Sr.

So sorry about Frank and the Hoog and Portscheller families. I remember when first moved to Washington playing in the Portscheller's yard or rather field. Our baseball field had a creek running behind it when seemed a mile away when you're in grade school. Mr. Hoog came one day and hit a softball that "mile" into the creek.

Later I remember playing poker at the house on numerous times (don't think that I ever won) and a couple of volley ball games in the back yard.

My heart goes out to the Hoog family. I remember sitting around the pool with the family and playing volleyball in the pool. I remember watching Rita and Frank dance - they turned many heads and had applause when they were finished with the Rita sitting on his knee. Hugs and prayers to all that are affected by this man's example.

Rita and Family,

We are so sorry for your loss. We have so many fun memories of Frank & your whole family. We will always remember Hoog rules volleyball!

Dave & Kathy Newell

Prayers to the Hoog Family. God bless.

All the fond memories I have over the years visiting my Uncle Frank. My Uncle Frank enjoyed making fun of me, then quickly apologizing profusely after noticing my hurt feelings, then start laughing again at me, once recovered. I couldn't help but laugh along with him at these times. Maybe I was, taking life a little too serious.

My Uncle Frank enjoyed playing games...I remember Charades. Frank forced us to participate over the years, oh how I cringed at the thought. However, years...

The deepest condolences for the loss of your husband, father, brother,and friend. Frank Sr. is an icon in the lives of us Washington folks that had the pleasure of knowing him. A wonderful life he lived and will be always remembered. God bless!

Rita, I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy. Heart Hugs from a Heart Sister, Pam Isom

Thinking of you all! Betsy Smith