Gloria Hogan

I met Gloria, as I was a beginning seamstress, and she had one of her machines advertised for sale. I lived close by her, in Springfield. It just took that one meeting at her house, and we became friends. I marvelled over the years that she was 6 months younger than my mother would have been, yet we had a friendship that I considered precious. We talked shop a lot because that was a common interest between us, and she taught me her little seamstress secrets. But we enjoyed each other´s...

We are sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families. May she rest in peace. Prayers.

Gloria was a joy to have around . Always smiling and always having a great time . Such a kind, sweet soul. She will be deeply missed

Gloria has been my mom´s best friend for many years. They both lived at Brownstone in E. Longmeadow and saw each everyday. They were inseparable. Wine Time at 5:00pm with the other ladies on the floor and going to the Morning Glory and Friendship Club and daily walks weather. permitting. She was a wonderful friend but more like a sister. She visited her a few weeks ago. I´m glad my mom had her so long and will miss her greatly.