Birth date: Jun 14, 1930 Death date: Oct 4, 2015
Glenn Hogg was known for his love of family, outgoing personality and compassion for others. He was born in Oklahoma City in 1930, attended Central High School in OKC and received his Juris Doctorate from Oklahoma City University. Read Obituary
Was at O.C.U. with Glenn. We were in the same Frat. Loved his accordion playing. We put on a really good show and his playing was a big part of the program. Enjoyed his fellowship and friendship. God Bless you as family and to his memory. Jim Shadid, Oklahoma City.
Oh so many memories of Uncle Glenn and Aunt Norma, probably starting with our early family Christmas get-togethers. Opening presents Christmas Eve with all the laughter, squeals, and "modelling", then Christmas morning breakfast when I learned from Uncle Glenn that RC Cola does go good with breakfast. All the lake trips-skiing, campfires with hot dogs and marshmallows, an occasional storm at night. (Hey Glenn, help Sam with the boats!). I remember sharing the extra order of lamb fries with Glenn at all those dinners at Cattleman's. I will always cherish the visits we had when Hayden, Debbie, and I would go to Tulsa for soccer tournements. and of course, a trip to Red Lobster while we were there. I will always be grateful to Glenn for his advice and guidence during Dad's demise. I'm going to miss you, Bullwinkle. With love and respect, Gary & Debbie Peters Hayden Peters
Hi Norma so sorry to hear about Glenn. He was a wonderful man and will be missed by so many people. you two were special friends to us at all the square dances. Will be praying for your family. Love you, Jim and Betty Tincher
We all have people in our lives who stand out; Mr Hogg was one of those people for me. When I moved to Tulsa in 1979 and found a job, he was my first boss in the new city. He was very kind, and helpful. He helped me find a new dentist (his son, Steve) who has now taken care of my dental needs for all these years, and has also kept me up to date on how Glenn and Norma were getting along.I knew his health was declining, and send my most sincere sympathy to all his family. I will always remember him.RIP, "Boss" HoggKaron Holmes
Glenn was more like a big brother to me than a cousin. I always looked forward to his visits because he was so full of fun and always had a new toy or adventure to talk about. This love of life continued even as we grew up and married and had children. Glenn loved family! He loved Norma and Steve and Sheryl and bragged about them and their accomplishments…and maybe it wasn't bragging because it was all true! Glenn also loved extended family and I am indebted to him because he patiently interviewed my dad and mom and the other Hogg family members about their history and recollections and put all those memories on a CD for all of us to have. He visited nursing homes and entertained and loved the residents. His heart was full of love and it showed. I have missed his visits as we both have aged and been limited in our travel but I will be proud to say that he was a fine man that I loved and admired. Norma, you and Steve and Sheryl are in our prayers. We pray that God's Holy Spirit will comfort each of you and surround you with His comfort and peace knowing that we will all meet again.Porky and Sue Hogg
Norma, I'm sorry to hear of Glenn's passing. He was a good man. I have many happy memories of the square dancing days! Glenn was a great caller! He sure liked that "yellow rock!" So did we! He will be missed. Jill Hamlet Osborn
Very sorry, to hear of Glens passing. He was a big help to me in getting my law practice started. And a dear frriendPaul McGivern
Sheryl, May God wrap you and your Momma up with His everlasting Love and Peace. Your memories will remain in your hearts forever. Love to the family. Jill Van Tuyl
Our family has so many happy memories of Glenn. We were talking just recently of how he came over to get us one night and take us to shelter during a tornado in Wichita, Kansas when we were little kids. He was a kind, generous man who will always be remembered with love. From the Learned family: Dixie, Perry, Kelly and Tim.
