Cynthia Margaret (Fuller) Hogan ….
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Cynthia Margaret
(Fuller) Hogan 1932-2024 Cynthia Margaret (Fuller) Hogan, known fondly as Cindy, passed away peacefully in her sleep on April 6, 2024, at the age of 91.
Born on Sept. 18, 1932, in Augusta, Maine, Cindy was the daughter of Ballard and Agatha (Casey) Fuller. She is survived by her two children, John Hogan and his wife, Pamela (Grice) Hogan, and Kathleen Hogan and her late partner, Jerome Ellis (d. 2020). She is also survived by her grandchildren, Sean Hogan and his wife, Xuan (Vo) Hogan; along with their daughter Kira Hogan, and Kaitlin (Hogan) DeRuyter and her husband, Jake DeRuyter.
Cindy met and married Navy officer Terrence V. Hogan (d. 1994) in 1955 while working as an X-ray technician in Monterrey, California. They moved often due to Terry’s career, living in places like Redondo Beach, Long Beach, Detroit, Massachusetts, and finally Glendale, California. Cindy supported Terry’s business, CORBUS (formerly Hogan Business Investment), as his indispensable assistant.
In 2008, Cindy settled in Seal Beach, enjoying the ocean breezes and being close to her grandchildren. She had a passion for genealogy, tracing her family roots back to the Mayflower, DAR, Native Americans, and Ireland. Cindy also enjoyed crafting, walking along the beach, and bird watching, with a special fondness for egrets. She was known for sending thoughtful cards for every special occasion and never missed a chance to greet a cuddly pet during her walks.
Join the family for a memorial mass at 11 a.m. on June 1, at Saints Simon and Jude Catholic Church, 20444 Magnolia Street, Huntington Beach.