Jane Hogan

A celebration of Jane is such a good idea. Memories of Jane are mostly when she was a Village Counselor. We knew when the eyebrow went up we had better stop what we were doing and begin something positive! I would be willing to bet all of her children and grandchildren know about the eyebrow and what it meant! Her sister, Judy, and I both knew what it meant and we saw it many times! Her daughter, Jill and I have birthdays on the same day or within a day of each other. When I was attending...

Tim, May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Paul, we are sorry to learn of Jane's passing. We have a lot of good memories of her and our time playing bridge with the two of you.

Jane was so special, and I'm so happy to have been able to call she and Paul "friends". Wonderful memories from when they visited St. Augustine and we visited cousin Sharon/Rob in Des Moines. Loved when we got out of the car in Chicago , and Paul offered help in tying a stranger's necktie (husband Phil's) before Meg Robinson's wedding!
Phil and Jackie (Oelberg) Schaab

Paul, I'm sorry I'm unable to attend the visitation and funeral for Jane. I so enjoyed the times we all spent together at the bridge table and I'm hoping you will return to bridge soon and if you need a partner give me a call. Thoughts and prayers are with you and all of the family. Mary Lou Agocs

I think I first knew Jane in 1955 when I was a camper in the Village at Camp Hantesa. I knew her mother and father really well as well as her sister. Then came Paul and then all the children and their children! Such a wonderful family! I will miss Jane a lot. Wohelo to everyone.
Suz Welch