Paul Burke Hogan

Paul Burke Hogan July 17, 1943 - December 4, 2008 Paul Burke Hogan passed away peacefully at UCSF Medical Center with his daughter by his side on December 4, 2008, after a struggle with pulmonary fibrosis and emphysema. He was 65. He joins his beloved wife, Pamela, who passed away in 1986. He had also been predeceased by his twin sister, Martha Jane Hogan; and his brother, Joseph Francis Hogan, Jr. A longtime resident of both San Francisco and Pacifica, he was a graduate of Saint Ignatius High School (Class of '61) and the University of San Francisco (Class of '67). Many will remember Paul as a world-class friend, a devoted basketball coach and a dedicated man of honesty, loyalty and integrity. He was a lifelong member, and served on the Board of Directors, of the Olympic Club. His dedication to the community and the City of San Francisco were demonstrated by his years of service on the Board of Directors of the Seton Medical Center, and the Board of Boys Hope Girls Hope. He also contributed to positive change in Pacifica by the countless hours he spent on improving the Vallemar Elementary School facilities, in coaching youth basketball and soccer teams, and in serving as the Director of the CYO Girls Basketball Program. He is survived by his children: Patrick Burke Hogan, a graduate of Saint Ignatius College Preparatory (Class of '99), University of California, Berkeley (Class of '04), University of Southern California Law School (Class of '08); and his daughter, AnneMarie Gorman Hogan, a graduate of Saint Ignatius College Preparatory (Class of '03), University of California Santa Cruz (Class of '07). He also leaves his siblings and their spouses: his brother and sister-in-law, William Hogan and Jean MacCurdy of San Francisco; and his sisters and brothers-in-law Patricia and Wallace Brann, and Mary Jo and Jack Follet, of Medford, Oregon. A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, December 12, 2008 at 1:30 pm at Saint Ignatius Church, 650 Parker Ave, SF, CA, with a reception to follow at the Olympic Club Lakeside. In lieu of flowers donations are suggested to the Hogan Family Scholarship Fund at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, 2001 37th Ave, SF CA 94116.