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Marion D. Hogan III

Merrillville, Indiana

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MARION D. HOGAN III Age 60 of Gary passed away on Monday October 20, 2003 in Dyer, Indiana. He served as a Staff Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps. He was an active member of the Gary Frontiers. He was a lifetime member of the NAACP and a member of the Museum Shores Yacht Club....

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To Marion's family
Marion was a leader in the midwest region and nationally in the war on poverty. Those of us who worked with marion share your grief and send you our blessings.

To: Mrs. Hogan, Patrick, and Nicole

I thank God for the opportunity and the moments I shared, and life lessons learned from an awesome man. The time was brief, but the reward was great. I pray that God's mercy and grace be with you. May God give you the strength and courage to make it through the loss of your husband, father, and leader of many. Rest in Peace "Big Guy".

I am one of the many people touched by Marion's life. I have many fond memories of our joint careers that always involved uplifting and improving the lives of those less fortunate. Marion was a "Giant" among us and will be remembered as such....
Thanks Big Guy... You indeed fought the good fight!

We will truly miss this friend and will be eternally grateful for having known and worked with him for many years.

To: Mrs Dorothy Hogan and Family

Please know that Marion's passing was extremely shocking, and our family will truely miss him. We extend our prayers, love and sympathy to you and your family.
Remember, the burden that he carried was second only to those concern he had for his family and the young people he mentored.
He's in Gods hands now; and may this console you.

To the "Hogan" Family
May the "Lord" wrap his loving arms around all of you and hold you close at your time of sorrow.
Gail Franko

To Marion's Family....Marion and I were friends through the CAP Director's Assn. for nearly 30 years. During those years we battled racism and poverty and always together. I miss him and cherish his friendship.

To: Mrs. Dorothy Hogan & Family

Our prayers, love and sympathy go out to you in the loss of your love one. May your sorrow be for a short while and be overwhelmed with God's understanding, His joy, His peace of mind and heart and His strength to endure.

To the MARION D. HOGAN Family,
Please know that our prayers are with the entire Hogan family.

Mr. Hogan was my true and only mentor. The valuable knowledge and wisdom he so graciously provided me will never be forgotten. He will always be our "Big Guy"!

May God be with all of you in this time of need.

Love,

Vance R. Kenney & Vance C. Kenney II