HOGAN – Keith Henry

julie and family lorraine and myself offer you all our deepest thoughts in this sad time

cliff prain

Condolences to Julie and family. I’m so heartbroken to hear this news. A lovely caring gentleman. Thanks for always sharing your knowledge with me, smiles, laughs and of course a sneaky chocolate.

To Julie, Joey & family.
Our thoughts are with you all on the passing away of Keith. Such a beautiful man to have known
Bev & Max Hall 💕💕💐💐

Dads cousin, I remember Keith, such a
Lovely, smiley, happy, person, always took the time out to make us feel special as kids and not just pass us by, Robert, Ellen and Julie, your dad was one of a kind, thinking of you all and your families, Iris Tieman, xx

Fondley remembered by the members of the Leongatha and District Historical Society. Keith contributed much to our Society. His knowledge of his Mount Eccles family history and his connection to Nerrena and Tarwin Lower was so important. Keith was so proud of his father Les’ war record as well as that of his uncle Arthur Hogan killed in action in France.
Rest in peace dear friend

Loving thoughts Robert, Ellen & Julie.
I have appreciated all the phone conversations, sharing about my grandfather Arthur Hogan. Keith shared facts I would have never known without his wealth of war knowledge. Thankfully Paula (Hogan).

I fondly remember Keith visiting my mother (Pat Stephenson- recently Dec.) having known each other since they were teenagers. So sorry for your loss.
Kaye Stephenson xx

Condolences to the Hogan family.
With the Korumburra Pool as our backyard, it was Mr. Hogan who looked after us all, as the children of Korumburra played.
It was his announcements over the PA that told the naughty ones- to grab there towels and leave.
Thank you Mr Hogan for supervising our childhood fun.
The O’Neill’s formerly of Radovick Street.

Fond memories of Uncle Keith. He loved life, learning, people and having a chat. Thinking of all the Family of whom he was very proud. We send love and hugs from all of us in Orange. 💜

Keith was a person who gave so much to others
Sincere condolences
Trevor Wilson

A role model to all that new him and one of life’s true
gentleman.

We were so sad to hear of Uncle Keith’s passing & please accept our deepest sympathy.
Apologies for not being able to make his Memorial Service.
He was such a wonderful man & Richard always told stories about their fun times together.
I hope your many wonderful memories of Keith will sustain & comfort you.
My best wishes
Kerry Hogan