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From Napa Register 11/9/23
NAPA - Michael Lee Hogan passed away on November 2, 2023.
Mike was able to spend the later years of his life in his cabin, in the woods of Incline Village and close to the shores of Lake Tahoe. The tranquil setting served as the perfect backdrop for his creative literary endeavors.
In November Mike returned to Napa because his health had declined. He now rests in peace.
He is survived by daughters: Amy Brown, Vanyisa (Molly) Sampat, Addie Hogan; sisters: Julie Hogan Paniagua, Carol Edwards; many nieces and nephews; and six grandchildren: Audrey, Kobe, Cole, Isaiah, Quincy, and Uma.
There will be a memorial service at 1:00 p.m. on November 18, 2023, at Crosswalk Church, 2590 First St., Napa, CA.
Condolences can be left at everloved.com.
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Steve Logan
So sad to hear about Mike. I remember him well. Prayers for him and family.
Steve Logan
Donna Thompson (Hoshor)
This is sad news. Mike and I attended California State University at Chico at the same time. Oh how Mike loved football, and seemed to have no fear on the field in high school. Remembering Mike's friends and family with prayers, Donna (Thompson) Hoshor
Gary Noel
So sorry to hear of Mikes passing. I have good memories of of Mike as well. I had him in a few classes HS days. We met again in the mid to late 70s while working together at Kaiser Steel for a couple years. Debbie and I planned a 3 day trip to Tahoe one winter inviting Mike and his wife for sledding and got to know his wife really well. They brought along a baby sitter & friend for their first child while we managed to get out for some fun. We really got to know him during those few years before we moved to Washington State. Yes, he was a great football player and enjoyed watching him on the field. RIP my friend. Prayers to all the family. Gary & Debbie Noel
Bruce Heckard
So sorry to hear of Mike's passing. He was a great guy and one hell of an athlete, football being his favorite. Spent some time with Mike and his step brother Mike Clark on Hagan road as part of the family when they took me in. Very fond memories during that period of time, they both accepted me as part of the family. I will never forget the practical joke that they played on me one night with Pat Baker. Fortuntely it was all good. Fond memories R.I.P. Mike your will truly be missed!
Al Gray
mike was a great guy and will be missed. i also was at chico with mike. he and i fished alot in alaska and had alot of good times. he was always willing to help people out. i pray for his girls .
Robert Jordan
I'm so sorry to hear of Mike's passing. I remember him as a friendly, happy person. As previouly noted, he was fearless on the gridiron - I can still see him charging through the line behind Jim Gaudino's blocking.
Ella Velasco (Parsons)
Very sad to hear of Mike's passing.I have some very fond memories of Mike, my very favourite being his legendary dance with the broomstick (to a rocking band) at my 16th BD on Main Street way back in '65!!
Condolences to Mike's loved ones. RIP, Michael Hogan. ❤