Walter Leroy Hogan Jr.

He gave me my first job at age 15. I learned more working for him than anywhere else. Later in life when I helped care for him, I was still learning. He was very loving and thoughtful . Prayers for his family. Kay Hirsch

Dr. Hogan hired me when I was 16 years old to work for him as one of his assistants. He gave me a spelling test during the interview and said I was the only person to spell all the words correctly. I was in high school and worked for him half days and full time in the summer. He trained me very well and told me I was the best assistant he had. I could anticipate and have ready whatever he needed before he asked. He treated me like a daughter and I admired him so much. He and his wife attended...

He is unforgettable to all who were privileged enough to share his aura.

Dr. Hogan was a dear friend. Nothing but fond memories of him. He was the true definition of a renaissance man.

May God be with the Hogan family during this time of deep sorrow. Sympathy and condolences to the family.

What fond memories of the Hogan family! Being a part of the neighborhood was so special!

My condolences to Mike the rest of the Hogan family. I remember meeting your dad several years ago in Connecticut, and the man definitely lived up to the legend!

I loved your dad. And I loved to watch the friendship that he and my dad shared. He was, by my account, a renaissance man with a charisma that always left me feeling good and a little brighter with each visit. I certainly enjoyed his mischievousness. It gave me the license to feel comfortable with my own and let me know it was just fine to let it shine through at times in adulthood. I will always remember Dr. Ben with much fondness and a big smile.