Terrence "Terry" Hogan

Oh my gosh, this broke my heart. He got moved out of our facility and I went and seen him at the new facility that he had to go to get rehab when he fell and he remembered me and was just A smiling and was so worried about not being able to walk again and I was like you got it. You can do this. I´m telling you I´m so sorry for your loss. He was a wonderful man. I loved him dearly. I sure am gonna miss you.

I miss your trips to the beach and our dinners together. I really miss listening to the very entertaining conversations you, Larry and Marshall had! You will be missed by many of us but especially your kids grandkids and Barbara. I'm sure Aunt Trudy welcomed you into Paradise and will try to keep you, Larry and Marshall from making too much of a disturbace!

Ann, so sorry to hear about your brother's death. He sounds like a marvelous person. I know he will be missed by many.
Sue Brannon Goodman '65

As a graduate of John Carroll, class of 1966, I want to extend my expression of sadness to the family of Terry, as I knew his name. May you experience blessings and peace at this moment, knowing that Terry was a man among men. This is the second person in our class that I know of died secondary to LBD, the other one being Sam Chiarella, who died a couple of years ago and also lived a successful last part of his life in Atlanta.
The peace of God, which passes all understanding, keep your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.
Rest in love and joy, Terry, and may you listen to the heartbeat of God's spirit eternally.
So be it.

Rest in peace our family loved your daughter Katie. You were a wonderful Dad
Our condolences to your family.
John Allen, Carmela Holt

Fun times with dad, and dancing with Mary Colleen at my wedding

Terry you will be missed by so many but mostly by your beloved family & Wife Barbara. You a Marshall Hogan hold Down the tennis courts!! Godspeed Until we see you both again

Our time knowing Terry was brief, as we met him when we became he and Barbara´s neighbors at Smith Lake... but we really enjoyed his company, and shared his love of the lake and our Auburn Tigers. He and Barbara were/ are so very welcoming to us. May God bless and comfort each of the family and friends who grieve the loss of this gentleman God Bless You. Ken and Robin Waldrip Tupelo, Mississippi and Smith Lake

My bridge partner. Your kindness and intelligence will be so missed. RIP. I wish we´d had you longer

RIP my wonderful cousin and Godfather