Juanita Eldridge Hogan, born July 15, 1915 in Decatur, Arkansas, entered into rest on August 9, 2013, in Plant City, Florida.
Grandparent of eight grandchildren, and great grandparent of 15.
Whether going to Oak Glen to pick apples or Cherry Valley to pick cherries, she always took grandchildren with her for the fun of it. She always made camping trips and birthday parties so much fun for her grandchildren. She enjoyed spending time with her family and many friends, and traveling with her husband, Earl.
She enjoyed attending church and Bible study, reading, taking daily walks, journaling daily in her diary, the scent of roses and her garden, playing skip-bo with her friends, antiquing and going to estate sales. She enjoyed watching Lawrence Welk and Billy Graham on TV. Her favorite place to be was in her kitchen...cooking, baking and canning. She would always prepare extra food just in case someone unexpected might happen to show up. She spent 60 years of love and devotion with her husband Earl C. Hogan.
Info from Bobbitt Memorial Chapels
Grandparent of eight grandchildren, and great grandparent of 15.
Whether going to Oak Glen to pick apples or Cherry Valley to pick cherries, she always took grandchildren with her for the fun of it. She always made camping trips and birthday parties so much fun for her grandchildren. She enjoyed spending time with her family and many friends, and traveling with her husband, Earl.
She enjoyed attending church and Bible study, reading, taking daily walks, journaling daily in her diary, the scent of roses and her garden, playing skip-bo with her friends, antiquing and going to estate sales. She enjoyed watching Lawrence Welk and Billy Graham on TV. Her favorite place to be was in her kitchen...cooking, baking and canning. She would always prepare extra food just in case someone unexpected might happen to show up. She spent 60 years of love and devotion with her husband Earl C. Hogan.
Info from Bobbitt Memorial Chapels
Juanita Eldridge Hogan, born July 15, 1915 in Decatur, Arkansas, entered into rest on August 9, 2013, in Plant City, Florida.
Grandparent of eight grandchildren, and great grandparent of 15.
Whether going to Oak Glen to pick apples or Cherry Valley to pick cherries, she always took grandchildren with her for the fun of it. She always made camping trips and birthday parties so much fun for her grandchildren. She enjoyed spending time with her family and many friends, and traveling with her husband, Earl.
She enjoyed attending church and Bible study, reading, taking daily walks, journaling daily in her diary, the scent of roses and her garden, playing skip-bo with her friends, antiquing and going to estate sales. She enjoyed watching Lawrence Welk and Billy Graham on TV. Her favorite place to be was in her kitchen...cooking, baking and canning. She would always prepare extra food just in case someone unexpected might happen to show up. She spent 60 years of love and devotion with her husband Earl C. Hogan.
Info from Bobbitt Memorial Chapels
Grandparent of eight grandchildren, and great grandparent of 15.
Whether going to Oak Glen to pick apples or Cherry Valley to pick cherries, she always took grandchildren with her for the fun of it. She always made camping trips and birthday parties so much fun for her grandchildren. She enjoyed spending time with her family and many friends, and traveling with her husband, Earl.
She enjoyed attending church and Bible study, reading, taking daily walks, journaling daily in her diary, the scent of roses and her garden, playing skip-bo with her friends, antiquing and going to estate sales. She enjoyed watching Lawrence Welk and Billy Graham on TV. Her favorite place to be was in her kitchen...cooking, baking and canning. She would always prepare extra food just in case someone unexpected might happen to show up. She spent 60 years of love and devotion with her husband Earl C. Hogan.
Info from Bobbitt Memorial Chapels
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