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Bill was born July 16, 1955, to Betty and James Hogan. He grew up in Sunray, Texas with two sisters; Dianna and Debbie. He married Susie on April 7, 1979, where he also gained two children Chad and Dawn. He worked at Valero for over 30 years and is where he retired.
Bill enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping... with his favorite pastime being golf.
He has a sister-in-law, four brothers-in-law, nine nieces, eight nephews and seven grandchildren with a great-granddaughter on the way.
Bill lived a great life traveling and spending time with the family.
They built a house in Comanche six years ago where they have met so many great people that they now also call family.
He never met a stranger and always was the first to go when someone needed help.
His life was cut too short but for the time on earth he had... he enjoyed it to the fullest. He will be dearly missed.
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Edwin Scasta
April 1, 2025
I worked with Bill at JBS (maybe Monfort at the time) and Shamrock/Valero from 1983 to 2021, and lived a few houses south of him for years. He had a mischievious smile and a great sense of humor. I considered him a good friend. Hated to hear of his getting sick.
My prayers and condolences to wife and family.
I know he left a huge void that'll take some time to adjust to.
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