John Joseph "Jack" Hogan

god bless jack, an old shipmate, and comfort his family

Jack Hogan was a vibrant personality. My Dad, Jerry Dowling, and he shared many a WWII Navy story. All the neighbors moved into Sexton Village shortly after the War and they were all young and raising kids. The Hogans, Dowlings, Donovans, Schmaltzs and others set up little 'nite clubs' In their basements and they would gather on holidays and sing Frank Sinatra songs, Irish songs.. and lift a few!! As I look back more than 65 years, I treasure each memory of Jack as he raised his...

Rest in Peace, Uncle Jack. I always loved your stories and how you made everyone laugh ! And of course good times in 'Hogan's Alley' !

Jack, We are deeply indebted to you for all the love and support you gave to the Special Olympic Bandits basketball team. MOXIE AND PJ

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

Thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time.

Our sincere condolences. Psalms 91:11 says He will give his own angels a command concerning you to guide you in all your ways. Rely on God to see you through

The HOGANS & the McDevitt's shared a party line, a telephone connection, that seems so odd these days. Yet our families shared much more than a phone number. I can't recall how many "pigs in a blanket" and other meals I shared at the Hogan family table, my second home. As my Dad was on the road for years, Mr Hogan was the Dad out on Hutchinson street playing a variety of games with the gang. He taught me a great deal about sports and life itself. I have so many fond memories of Mr...