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DONNA MARLENE HOGAN

Date of Passing: Nov 25, 2003

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DONNA MARLENE HOGAN Peacefully, on November 25, 2003, at Grace Hospital, Donna Marlene Hogan, with her family by her side, passed away at the age of 72 years. Born Donna Marshall in Hamilton, ON, she married Larry Greenaway and began raising her family. Following her divorce, Donna and six of her children moved to Winnipeg in 1960 where she met and married her loving husband Chappie Hogan. Her nine children grew up in Winnipeg and enjoyed a family life of love, song and joy. Donnas unconditional love, cheerful smile and laughter supported them all as they matured. Her family has grown to include nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. After many years in their home on Ruby Street, they moved to the Charleswood area of Winnipeg in 1992. Donna worked for many years as a nurses aid in the nursery at St. Boniface Hospital. She enjoyed many summers at Lees Cabins in Clear Lake with family and dear friends. Donna loved to sing and was part of the Westminster Church choir in her younger years. She was a talented artist who worked in water colours. Donna was predeceased by her mother Blanche Goodbrand (Marshall) and father James Marshall; beloved aunt Olive and uncle Chester Boehmer of Walkerton, ON; and her grandchild Phoenix. Most of her family remain in Winnipeg. Donna will be lovingly remembered by so many people, her adoring husband Chappie Hogan; brother Richard Marshall and wife Diane of Port Elgin, ON; aunt Clara Mae and uncle Russell McCauley of Tulsa, OK; five daughters, Valerie Greenaway; Becky Jacobs and her son Daniel; Heather Kirton and spouse Darrell and her son Geoffrey; Kelly Stadnyk, spouse Bernie and her son Cean of Richmond, BC; Marlene Hogan and her son Jordan and daughter Misty of Trail, BC; four sons, Ronald Greenaway, wife Sandy; John Greenaway and wife Margaret and their daughter Donna; David Greenaway and wife Maureen and their son Shane, daughter Christina and great-grandchildren, Robyn, Kory, Nicolas; Robert Greenaway and wife Kelly and their daughter Wendy; sisters, Susan Kelly, husband Paul and their son Scott and daughter Katie; Jane Johnson and her daughter Lisa; nephews and nieces, Rick, Laura, Donald and Amy Marshall of Ontario; brothers and sisters-in-laws, Mildred Hogan, Bruce Hogan, Barbara Hogan and family, Barry and Marilyn Hogan, Linda and Allan Beaudry; and many nieces and nephews and numerous friends. Cremation has taken place and a memorial service will be held at Thomson Funeral Chapels, 669 Broadway, on Wednesday, December 3 at 10:30 a.m. A reception will follow. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in her memory to the Grace Hospital. We thank the 3rd floor nursing staff for their care and compassion. THOMSON Funeral Chapels - 669 Broadway - 783-7211

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Dec 01, 2003

Condolences & Memories (4 entries)

  • I wasn't ready to lose you Mom. I didn't want you to go. It's held with me all this time. I think of you every day. I talk to you every day. I sing all the songs that we all sang together as a family to this day. I draw pictures of different things. Pictures from dreams or memories and things I see. I'm not the artist like you. But I try. Geoffrey has inherited your artistic hand. He draws beautiful pictures Mom. He likes listening to gospel music and the old music that we all would sing to. He sings along with all the songs and knows all the words. We talk about you and Dad. We remember all the love and laughter and song this family had. I miss you so much that now and then I break down and cry. I cry so hard that I feel I can't breath. Geoffrey has been breaking down too. I hear him. I would go to him and sit down by his side and put my hand on top of his and tell him that your here with us. That you can hear us talking to you and singing with you. Thats its okay to miss you. Our hearts hurt Mom. Some times its really hard. Geoffrey is so close to you and Dad. You and Dad are in his heart and soul. His heart is hurting to this day. He's were I am. Wasn't ready to say good-bye. Still not ready. We're never going to let you go. We love and miss you Mom. Hopefully when its our time, we both will see you in Heaven. Come our time. We Love You Mom. Good Night For Now, Love Always and A Day Heather and Geoffrey. - Posted by: Heather Hogan (Daughter) on: Aug 13, 2017

  • Becky was my closest friend when we met in grade 2 at Laura Secord school,When we were in grade 2. I was always at Becky house and the minute I walked in the first thing her dad would ask "are you hungry"? I found refuge at 183 Ruby through out most of my early chided till Becky Was transfered to Kelvin High. Which had a profound effect on me. There was always singing around the dinner table and the love between Donna and Chappie was always present. I moved to Vancouver when I was 18 and only saw Becky and her wonderful family one time in all those years. How do you thank some one who is no longer here for the safety and the sense of family that was always shown to me when ever I ran to Becky to escape the violence at home. I would never have mad it through without Becky and Diane Brown Mr.Stewart and Miss Hale. God bless you Donna and Chappie Hogan for always inviting me into your home where I sang and laughed and played with the girls and flotsam the dog. Love and peace to all of the Hogan family. Merry-lynn Allison "The women helping women project" - Posted by: merry-lynn Allison (best friends mother) on: Dec 12, 2015

  • Miss the giggles and the time spent sitting at your feet listening to your angelic voice. And enjoyed you giving dad a hard time when he would object to us going shopping lol. Love you mama...miss you tons too R.I.P. (return if possible). - Posted by: Kelly Hogan (Daughter) on: Oct 31, 2015

  • Miss you Mom think of you everyday-I Love You - Posted by: Marlene Hogan (BARAN)(Baranowski) (Adopted Daughter) on: May 04, 2014

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