Miriam S Hogan

Miss you already Miriam. Prayers are going your familys way in hopes of lessening the pain. Special, special lady who was loved by many out here @ Lake Kiowa. Karen & Lou Vander Molen

Aunt MG was such an amazing woman. I have great memories of her smile, confindence, and beauty (inside and out). She could always light up a room! Miriam was such a thoughful and giving woman, with a big heart indeed. I will remember you always.........

I have very fond memories of MG. She was always someone that I strived to be like. Her confidence and kindness were two of her characteristics that I admired most. She will be missed, but always remembered.

Tom and I would like to express our sympathy to the entire Hogan Family. I only met Miriam once but she left quite an impression. It was at Bill and Gayle wedding 2 1/2 years ago and she was seated at one of the reception tables. I smiled and thought................ what a grand and refined lady.

"For some we loved, the loveliest and the best
That from his Vintage rolling Time has prest,
Have drunk their Cup a Round or two before,
And one by one crept silently to rest."
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam

With love and condolences from
Jim and Virginia Guthrie, Camden, Arkansas
(the Camden Supper Club)

What great memories are spread out over the 75 years we knew and loved her.
She was always a bright spot in our many family gatherings and reunions, and she will be truly missed!

John and Susie

Chuck, Laurie, Becky, and Bill –
I have such fond memories of your mother. She was always good company, and I felt so welcome in her home, where I probably spent an inordinate amount of time during the early and mid 60's. I really appreciated her acute sense of humor and ready laugh. She was always thoughtful, and was the first to reach out to our family when my mother passed away.
My grandmother and aunt were two of her golf buddies at Dornick Hills and they both treasured her friendship.
God be with you.

What a privilege it was to get to know Miriam Hogan after we moved to Gainesville, and what a woman she was! She will be missed in Lake Kiowa, for sure, but for those of us "outside the gates", she was inspiring - from her stoic fortitude with health issues, to her awesome knowledge of art, and to some, her appreciation for a good single malt. What a lady! May she rest in peace -

I always loved Aunt M.G.! She & Uncle Charlie took me around London to the museums and Harrods in 1978. That trip and all the other family get-togethers bring a smile of rememberance. She will be missed. Linda McKinney & family

She was my aunt--and a wonderful, lively, witty presence in our lives. She will be missed by all of us. Susan Gallagher and all the Gallaghers of St. Louis, Missouri, and Washington D.C.

Miriam was such an important part of the Lake Kiowa community and she will be remembered fondly by everyone who knew her. With love and prayers from the Lake Kiowa Woman's Club Bible Study Group

For Miriam's Family.
I shall never forget what a special lady you had in your Mom.
Several years ago, we were doing presentations on all the states at the Kiowa Woman's Club meeting. I asked Miriram if she would represent Arkansas. At the meeting she stood tall with all her dignity and in her loudest voice let out WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, Pig, Sooie!
I shall never forgot her "performance".
Linda Moore

My thoughts and prays are with the Hogan family I will never forget the nickels she won off of me What a blessing it was to be in her company

Don and I want to say what a privilege it has been to know Miriam over the years. She and Uncle Charlie were our fun, generous, always excited to visit relatives. On one of our last visits she took time to bake us a cake even though she was on crutches. What a gracious hostess! We are so glad we brought my Dad out to Texas for her 90th birthday party. What a grand time. She will be missed. Our prayers go out to Chuck, Laura, Becky, and Bill.
With Love, Don and Lou Stepnicka

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. I so enjoyed visiting via phone each week with Miriam. I would call her just to say hello and see how she was feeling. I started doing that when I first became St. Paul's Church Secretary about five years ago and I felt like I got to know her over that period of time as a very gracious, pleasant, person and we had many fine discussions of her life . I for one will miss her but know she is now in heaven with our heavenly Father and void of all pain. Norma Leslie, St. Paul's Episcopal Church Secretary.

Laura and Bill,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. I feel truely blessed being able to have taken care of your mom these last months and lucky to have met her.
Doris King