Rhygonna Louann Hogan

Rhygonna "Rhy" Louann (Harmon) Hogan was born on April 3rd, 1957, to Bill

and Sarah "Wanda" (Gudgel) Harmon, in Lawton, Oklahoma. Rhygonna came

from a large family and as a young child she went overseas to Germany while

her father was stationed there. She was proud of her German heritage and

would tell stories of her time over there. She also really enjoyed sauerkraut and

was very much a lover of coffee. Rhygonna was a hard worker and worked a

majority of her life in the food industry in restaurant management in Oklahoma,

Indiana, and Texas. She was a natural leader and very dedicated to her work

and staff. Although she could be a stern boss her staff respected her for it. Many

stayed in contact with her over the years and up until her death.

Rhygonna had four daughters, Angela, Shellie, Andrea and Glenna. She enjoyed

spending time with them and their families. Later in life she met Jerry Lee

Hogan. They were married on June 8th, 2001 in Oklahoma City, OK and she

spent the rest of her life with him in Wichita Falls, TX. She was a proud and

loving Meme to 14 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. In her retirement,

she made many trips to Oklahoma to watch and cheer on her grandchildren in

their activities whether it be cheer, theatre, football, or soccer. She also enjoyed

spending time with her brothers and sisters. She looked forward to get togethers

and reunions. Humor was a big part of their lives so they enjoyed teasing and

just getting to be together.

Rhygonna also had a passion for music and she came from a musically gifted

family. Her father had a band and many of her siblings played the guitar.

Rhygonna enjoyed playing the guitar, singing, and songwriting. In her younger

years she enjoyed attending concerts and her grandson Fran helped her

reconnect with this interest later in life. Music has always been important to her.

Additionally, the weather was also important to her and she made sure her

family always knew when severe weather was coming their way no matter the

time. Although she lived in TX she often knew more about the weather in OK

than her family living there. She enjoyed spending time with her family,

especially her grandchildren, her dogs Max and Marly, and outings with her

loved ones. She was proud and eager for grandson's upcoming high school

graduation. Rhygonna was a very hardworking, strong, determined, and kind

woman who loved her family. She will be deeply missed but her legacy will live

on.

Survivors include her husband Jerry Hogan and Francisco "Fran" Casas and

Estanislao "Tiny" Casas of the home in Wichita Falls, TX. Her four daughters:

Angela Parham and fiancé Luis Molina, of Wichita Falls, TX; Shellie Hines and

husband Victor, of Wichita Falls, TX; Andrea Sierra and husband Lloyd, of

Chickasha, OK; Drs Glenna Stumblingbear-Riddle and husband Ryan, of

Norman, OK. Her brothers: Randy Harmon and wife Marcia, of Anadarko, OK;

Robert Harmon, of Norman, OK; Billy Harmon and wife Shaina, of Gracemont,

OK. Her sisters: Doni Duggan and husband Jim, Cordell, OK; Rhonda Griffith

and husband Mike, Cushing, OK. Her special friend/family member Marcella

Beeler-Beaty, her grandchildren that include: Jarrod Three Irons, Dylan Three

Irons, Guillermo "Memo" Parham, Juan Casas, Francisco "Fran" Casas,

Estanislao "Tiny" Casas, Neariah Snider, Rhy'Anna Aniceto-Garcia, Andrew

Pecina, Marcus Hines, Apollina Hines, Elias Pichardo-Sierra, Orlando Pichardo-

Sierra, and Rainee Sape Ann Stumblingbear Riddle and 13 great-grandchildren.

She is proceeded in death by her parents, Sarah "Wanda" Harmon and Bill

Harmon, special friend/family member Bob Beeler, brothers Rick Harmon and

Ronnie Harmon, grandson Marcus Johnson, her nephew Derek Harmon and

niece Erin Harmon.

A family viewing will take place on December 26th, 2024 from 1:00-3:00 pm,

public viewing from 3:00-5:00 pm, and a prayer service starting at 5:00 pm all at

Ray & Martha's Funeral Home. A funeral service to honor Rhygonna's life will be

held at The First Assembly of God in Anadarko, OK on December 27th, 2024 at

10:30 am. She will be laid to rest at Memory Lane Cemetery in Anadarko, OK.

Services are under the direction of Ray & Martha's Funeral Home.

Donations can be made to the Hospice of Wichita Falls and the Philbin-Prothro Care Center.