Dirk D. Hogan

October 6, 1955 - February 22, 2026

With hearts full of love and sorrow, we share the passing of Dirk D. Hogan on February 20, 2026. He now joins his father and a son who went before him.

Dirk's legacy lives on through his mother Ruth Ann; his siblings Roger, Julie, Kelly, and Joni: and his beloved wife Laurie.

Dirk's children Eliza. Emilee, Chelsea, and Dirk Jr. He welcomed Gordon, Telle'Rae, Stacey, and Ian into his life and heart as his own.

Dirk leaves behind eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, each a bright light in his life that brought him immense joy,

To Dirk, family was never conditional or divided; it was absolute.

A heartfelt mention goes to Lucy, who stayed loyally by his side,

Growing up. Dirk was endlessly curious about how the world worked. He had a real thirst for knowledge and a remarkable photographic memory. He was the kind of kid who took things apart just to see how it worked, a curiosity stayed with him throughout his life. He had an eve for detail sometimes to a fault.

Dirk loved working on cars and earned a scholarship in mechanics. He served an LDS mission in Oakland, California. Dirk then attended Westminster College to study accounting, later joining his father in the tax preparation business. They spent many years working side by side. Dirk eventually moved on to work for one of his clients, serving as CFO for many years before retiring.

Retirement didn't slow him down. Dirk loved being outdoors working in the yard, cutting down trees, tearing down walls, remodeling with precision and pride. Most importantly. he finally had the freedom to do the things he loved most and go on vacation, golf and camp whenever he wanted.

"WWDD" What would Dirk Do? Dirk was the "fix-it' guy, solving problems and sharing his knowledge of the ins and outs of most problems.

No reflection on Dirk would be complete without mention of his enduring pursuit, the golf course. He respected the game's demand for patience and its refusal to reward shortcuts. Those who shared a fairway with him know he approached each round with seriousness and resolve.

As life evolved so did the tone and color of his character. He left an enduring imprint on all who knew him. He met his final winter with resolve, composure and courage, the same way he lived, deliberate, principled and unafraid.

Graveside Service - 2:00pm, March 3, 2026
Conducted by - Gordon Cur
Prayer -Roger Hogan
Shared Memories - Emilee Lee
Shared Memories - Chelsea Nielsen
Shared Memories - Stacey Betts
Burial Dedication - Phil Lee

Pallbearers:
Dirk Jr.
Ian
Tyson
Alyssa
Brittany
Taisley
Cora
Ammon
Lucky
Abigail
Kaylee (honorary)

Dirk will be put to rest in the Bountiful Cemetery, 2224 South 200 West Bountiful. UT 84010
(Once at the cemetery it's on the southside between Walnut and Timberwood. Please park on Walnut and Timberwood, not on the main entrance road.)

Take a moment to practice your sand shot – Dirk always insisted it was the easiest shot in golf. And he'd want you to smile while doing it.

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