Mr. Hogan and I were friends.  We served together in the 1-244th AHB.  He always had a smile in his face.  He’ll be sadly missed.  
RIP Mr. Hogan

Goodbye to a long time friend starting in 1994 when I joined Kim on the staff of the State Engineer for the Military Department, Louisiana Army National Guard. We shared work on many construction projects and major renovation/repair projects. He took this Florida boy to my first Mardi Gras parade. And we shared good times many a night hitting the bars and clubs in New Orleans. When he left to fly with PHI I wanted to go also but my Cajun Bride vetoed that idea. But we kept in touch on the internet. Now I learn of his passing too late to say thanks again for all of the help he gave me in adjusting to the NOLA lifestyle. So I say it here, thanks Kim. A toast to you as you pull pitch and head west into the setting sun. 
Victor Lent, COL (USA-Retired)

Mr. Hogan and I belonged to the 244th Avn Bn at Lakefront Airport during the period 1986-1996.  He was a great person and I was glad to have experienced his friendship.   My deepest sympathy to his family and friends.  

Daniel W. Stewart
SFC, Ret.

So sorry to learn of Kim‘s passing. I have been sharing emails and text messages Of encouragement  With him since I learned of his illness. I was fortunate enough to know Kim in better times when he and I flew in the LA. National Guard and Air Logistics Helicopter Co. He was A good soldier, find pilot and all-around great guy. He will be greatly missed by all of us who were fortunate enough to call him our friend! I’m sure he will not be forgotten by his family and his many friends. I know that We will all be together again in the Great Gathering of fellow Helicopter pilots! So Kim keep The beer cold , steaks on the Bar-B  for all of us and we will Rendezvous  on the other side! Your friend “Smilin-Jack”

I flew with Kim in the LA national guard out of Lakefront airport.  He was always happy and full of life.  He had lots of stories and it was entertaining  listening to all of them. It was always good to see Kim which speaks mountains for his personality. He will be missed. 

It is the “Soldier”
In Memorial Honor to CW4 Kim Patrick Hogan
US Army and Louisiana National Guard

It’s the Soldier,
not the pastor/preacher, who has given us freedom of religion and worship. 
It’s the Soldier,
not the reporter, who has given us freedom of the press.
It’s the Soldier, 
not the poet, who has given us freedom of speech.
It’s the Soldier,
not the demonstration organizer, who has given us freedom to assemble and demonstrate. 
It’s the Soldier,
not the lawyer, who has given us the right to a fair trial. 
It’s the Soldier,
not the politician, who has given us the right to vote, ensures our right to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.
It’s the Soldier, Who salutes the Flag, who serves beneath the Flag and whose coffin is draped by the Flag, who gives the protester the right to burn the flag.

The American Soldier does not serve and fight because he hates who is in front of him; he serves and fights because he loves who is behind him.

ETERNAL REST GRANT HIM O LORD AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON HIM.


So sorry to hear of Kim's passing.  Old friends from long ago, both Army helicopter pilots coming from Chicagoland.  A great guy and will be sorely missed......


I’m so very grateful that Kim reached out to me several years ago to keep in touch with my son Kingston Galindo-Hogan as well as Kingston’s sister Nicolle, baby brother Adrian, and my wife Lori & myself. 
Regardless of our extended-family dynamic, Kim was always a loving grandfather to my son, and very kind to me and our whole family.  Over the years we have kept up with each other’s lives through pictures, phone calls and emails. 
RIP Kim, you will be missed. 

Luis Galindo & Family 

Kim was my oldest friend.  We graduated from  flight school and served in the 129th AHC and 12th SFG together.  I came to spend the week with him, but he had already passed. He will be greatly missed. 

Moments provide a life of memories and through time reveal the impact.  

Thank you Uncle Kim for the impact you presented in my life and so many others.  I recall all the times you created a moment in my life...childhood visits to impressive flying machines, teenage exposure to fast cars and Apocalypse Now, adult events of baptisms, graduation, honeymoon, homemade movies/DVDs and just stopping by Georgia to say hi.  

May the peace of our Lord Jesus Christ and our heavenly home be your final flight plan.  

Kim is my darling brother.
He lived for his countries freedom.  
He served for our countries freedom.
Once Kim found out he had cancer and had less than 6 months to live he began his religious mission prepared to going home to God. Kim also started a immediate family group text to bring the family close together, to share our thoughts and plans together. Kim loved his dog, Prince. Kim loved his family. Kim loved his chosen Florida family.  Until our beautiful Kim died, he continued to live actively and love and walk his dog, Prince and go to his happy hours and his friends home and planning his leaving us.  I will miss my beautiful brother and the emptiness is awful.  But his love of God was such a inspiration it gave not only Kim but me strength.
Blessed


I will greatly miss you Uncle Kim. From helicopter rides when I was little to spending time with you on our honeymoon trip to chatting on Facebook, I enjoyed our time. Sending hugs and prayers to your family. 

Kim was my brother in law once.he was married to my sister.I thought he was a nice man.to his daughter Kimberly I am sorry for your loss .love you Aunt Myra


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Kim Patrick Hogan

11 septembre 1945 – 29 septembre 2021

Bayview Fisher-Pou Chapel & Bayview Memorial Park

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