Dr. Glenn E. 'Doc' Hogancamp, M.D.

Dr. Hogancamp was an incredibly intelligent, kind, and empathetic physician. My mother had Addison's Disease while he was our PCP. He cured her! It's being said now this disease is incurable. Dr. Hogancamp hospitalized Mom and cured her He also was able to get me out of anorexia, before it was actually named. I am forever grateful to this amazing man

My sincere condolences to the family. May God strengthen you and bring you peace during this difficult time. 2nd Corinthians 1:3,4

Sending sincere sympathy to Dr. Glenn's family...he was a wonderful, kind, intelligent educator as well as a doctor. His students from Ashley High School only had fond memories of his leadership.

You were such a shining light to students at Ashley High School. You and Ann were such caring and helpful teachers. We shall never forget your part of our lives. Joan (Keen) Mandrell

God bless you for all you did. You made house calls when other doctors didn't. You cared for our children and for us over 50 years ago. Your family has our deepest sympathy for someone so dearly loved.

May the God of all comfort strengthen the family during this time of deep sorrow. Those who pass on, God keeps in his memory because they are precious in his eyes. My sincerest condolences. (Psalms 116:15)

We were just thinking and talking about Dr. Hogancamp this week. We loved working with him at Capital Region in Owensville. So sorry for you loss.

The staff at Capital Region
Owensville, MO

I am sorry to hear of the loss of your love one May God provide strength and comfort to help you endure the days ahead.

Dr. Hogancamp was always so very kind, caring, and special. He was my familys doctor, the team doctor for our Lafayette High School championship baseball teams, and a truly great friend. God bless you and may you Rest In Peace, Doc. Thanks for everything that you did and all of the sacrifices that you made.

I am sorry for your loss.

RIP Doc. Thanks for taking care of me "back then".

Carol,
I remember the first time I really got to know your dad...I had just started working at the MoBapt Health Center (which is now Pasta House). He couldn't have been nicer. He would tell some of the funniest stories and we never knew, for sure, if he was just pulling our leg or not. He always remembered that you, Mike and I all went to school together, and when your mom was in rehab at Mdw., he walked in and I said "Dr. H", I didn't think he'd remember me but he did. We talked about the 'low sodium' popcorn that he liked.

Such an amazing man who was always so proud of his family. Happy thoughts and memories will keep him with you forever.

My thoughts and prayers to you all.
- Brenda S.

I am sorry to hear about your great loss.May the God who "bind up the brokenhearted"and "comforts all who mourn"sustain your family during most challenging and difficult time.Isaiah 61:1,2

I knew Doc via his grandson, Bryan, and how often Bryan and I would go over to Doc's house. Doc was always a wonderful person to be around, with a kind word for anyone. It is a blessing he was with his family for so long and I can only imagine how he will be missed by all those whom he shared life with.

Please accept my sincere condolences to the family
and friends. Losing a loved one in death is never easy.
May the hope of everlasting life sustain and comfort you during this difficult time. (John 17:3).

Dr Hogancamp was one of the finest men, and the best family doctor, our family ever knew. He was kind, gentle and genuinely concerned about our well being, and I don't think we ever dreaded going to his office. He would still inquire about my family, decades after we were no longer his patients, and remembered my parents' names. He was a source of comfort and care during our childhood days. Our condolences to the family he leaves behind. We will miss him, also.