Nancy M. Hogan

Nancy,

It was one of the happiest times of my life when I met you in 1985 and although the paths of our lives crossed for only a year, the memory of your beautiful smile and laughter have not diminished with time and are still as vivid to me now as they were then. Your vibrant, outgoing personality helped me come out of my shell back then and affected my life to this day in a positive way and for this

Nancy,

It was one of the happiest times of my life when I met you in 1985 and although the paths of our lives crossed for only a year, the memory of your beautiful smile and laughter have not diminished with time and are still as vivid to me now as they were then. Your vibrant, outgoing personality helped me come out of my shell back then and affected my life to this day in a positive way and for this I'm eternally grateful. I will always remember the first time I met you and it seems like only yesterday when we used to get together in Central Square, after you finished you phone job in the afternoon at BU, and we would talk for hours about everything from politics to your aspirations of being a model. I still remember with sadness the day you left for San Mateo in the summer of 86, and the joy of seeing you again for a few brief weeks in 87. I've often thought of looking you up over the years and it's a dagger to my heart to finally do so and find out about your passing. I know that God now has you in the cradle of his hands and I'm grateful to Him for blessing me by putting one of his most special angels in my life.

I will always remember you, Nancy, with fondness and love.

Dear Hogan family, I was so saddened to hear of Nancy's passing. I have many fond memories of Nancy from Roosevelt School to High School. I always loved her smile! Keep smiling Nancy!

Dear Mary and children,

Richard and I are so saddened to learn of Nancy's passing. Nancy was a classmate of Peter; Sarah and Stephen were in grades with the other siblings going back to Roosevelt School and Most Blessed Sacrament Church.

It's hard to imagine losing a child at any time and our deepest sympathies to you and your family.

Sadly,
Sandra and Richard

Nan - My heart is broken..I just came across this by accident. I'm sending you my love up in heaven. We had the best times in high school and I'll never ever forget you. Be happy!
Love, Eileen

Dear Hogan Family,
Went to high school with Nancy. So sorry to hear of her passing. She was very kind person that felt and demonstrated often that it was important to be good to all.

Seeing that she spent time in California, I am glad for her that she led a full life with lots of possibilities.

Felt it important to let you know that she was regarded as a special person, a good friend to all..

Mary Garvey McCarthy
Class of 1981

Nancy, You were an intricate part of our lives, you made us laugh and you made us cry. The years drifted by quickly, seems like yesterday you were arranging our honeymoon plans, to your visits from you and your boyfriend from California to seeing you in Cambridge. It hard to believe you are not still with us here, but it will always seem you are right around the corner.

Stephen

Nancy,
I have always admired your ability to carry on a conversation. You aways had a way of coming up with something to talk about. I remeber subjects such as recycling, interior design, and family. You always made me feel important. I will have fond memories of you and I know you are with our Lord so you will aways be happy and well taken care of. I will miss you.

Pat

Hi Nancy,
I miss you already. It's been a true blessing spending so much time with you over the last few years. I really enjoyed getting to know you better. I know you are at peace now, and I believe that you are in Heaven with Jesus and Holy Mary. I am happy for you, but this is still so painful. The memories of us playing on Garden Street and in the DiMuzio's barn bring a smile when tears start to

Hi Nancy,
I miss you already. It's been a true blessing spending so much time with you over the last few years. I really enjoyed getting to know you better. I know you are at peace now, and I believe that you are in Heaven with Jesus and Holy Mary. I am happy for you, but this is still so painful. The memories of us playing on Garden Street and in the DiMuzio's barn bring a smile when tears start to flow again. Please know I will continue to pray for you, and I would really appreciate some prayers as well as you now can help all of us down here.
It's been an honor being your sister. I have learned a lot about myself by being with you, and I am so glad we became such good friends as well as sisters. I love you, and I always will.
Love,
Joann

Dear Aunt Nancy,

You were the best aunt anyone could have. I will always remember the veiw from your apartment. You are in heaven now and we are always thinking of you. You were a great aunt.
Love,
Peter

Aunt Nancy, Thank you for being the best Godmother a child could wish for. You will always be in my mind and heart, love your Godson Luke.