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Eugene Joseph Hogan Jr.
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Gene married the love of his life, Sharon Duclos in 2003 following a 15-year relationship. They raised multiple cats and horses and was an avid animal lover. He retired in 2017 while enjoying his family life in Eaton, CO, with his wife Sharon Duclos-Hogan.
Gene was an avid fisherman and hunter all his life and loved the outdoors. He would take their boat and camper at every opportunity of free time to enjoy these hobbies, many times with his wife, Sharon.
Gene is preceded in death by his father, Eugene Hogan, and multiple cousins and friends who he held dear. He is survived by his wonderful wife, Sharon Duclos-Hogan, mother, Marcia Ameral and stepfather Phil Ameral, sisters Deb McGinnis and Linda Petersen, and brother Mike Hogan.
Gene's presence will be profoundly missed. His spirit, characterized by his genuine love for life and land, will continue to live in the hearts of his family, friends and all the lives he touched.
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Jacob Fleck
January 6, 2024
Gene was the guy you wanted on your Thanksgiving Day football team. The kid was a good athlete.
Cindy Rand
December 30, 2023
Gene was a kind soul and I always enjoyed hearing about his hunting and fishing adventures. From the first time I met Gene I was very comfortable around him, like visiting with an old friend. I will miss him. He was kind and a wonderful friend.
Sam and Terry Laaksonen
December 30, 2023
Only met him a few times but could tell he was a kind, caring soul! RIP Gene
Linda Petersen
December 29, 2023
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Linda Petersen
December 29, 2023
Linda Petersen
December 29, 2023
Linda Petersen
December 29, 2023
Linda Petersen
December 29, 2023
Linda Petersen
December 29, 2023
Linda Petersen
December 29, 2023
Linda Petersen
December 29, 2023
My brother, Gene Hogan, was a profound human being who deeply loved his family, his wife, Sharon, and friends. He was so very smart. He loved animals like crazy, which I always found funny since he loved to hunt so much. He was also a great fisherman and loved to eat his catches. He loved living in Eaton, CO, with his wife, Sharon, on their ranch with 2 horses and various farm cats who grew to love and sit by Gene all the time, especially when he was sick. He is sorely missed, but made a great impact on life and shared his love and strength with others. I miss him dearly and thank Sharon for staying by his side during a long, painful illness that took great strength and courage to endure, for both of them. Please leave a memory of Gene. As a family, we would love to hear how he touched your lives.
Vicki England
December 29, 2023
Gene was my best friend. He was a very smart and caring man. I will miss him dearly. My sympathy to Sharon, his family and friends.
Betty Knox
December 28, 2023
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