Margaret "Peggy" Hogan

So sorry for your loss. I enjoyed taking care of Peggy God bless.

My twin, Carol, and I spent our childhood with the Hogan sisters on Chestnut St. I'm sad that we've lost touch over the years, but you all have a special place in my heart!

Sorry to hear of your Mom's passing, I remember her well! Was thinking that the Allen's and Hogans go back now three generations! quite a history!
Hope all is well with you all!
Love & prays!
Larry

Dear Colleen and Uncle John,
We are sending hugs from Pittsburgh. We wish we could be with you to listen to stories and reminisce about Peggy's blessed life. This is a difficult time and we pray that you can find some comfort knowing that your Mom is in heaven with God and reunited with your Dad. Please know you are in our hearts and prayers.
With Sincere Sympathies,
Lisa, Chris, Jack, Rose, Charlie, Grace, Lily and Evangeline Hogan

Memories of my Grandmother Peggy

The house belonging to my grandparents on Gull Lake provided a constant for my family as we traveled and moved every two or three years while my father served in the Army. Peggy and John Hogan opened their home up to us often and it became a familiar, joyful place to gather for vacations and holidays.

Peggy loved sports. She not only loved watching them, she knew statistics and the player's names and history. I remember her avidly watching golf...

Rest in peace Mrs. Hogan. God's blessings to you and yours.

So very saddened to hear of the passing of mrs. hogan...a lot of childhood memories surely came back to me as i remember being at the Chestnut Street/St Joseph St homes like they were my own...not to mention Gull Lake...happy memories for sure!