Robert L. Hogg

1893–1973 (age 80)

Biography

Robert L. Hogg was born in 1893 and spent his formative years immersed in the tight-knit rural communities of Lone Oak. He took pride in being a steady family man whose quiet leadership could be found at church suppers, school meetings and the town hall whenever sound counsel was needed.

Neighbors remember him for the patience with which he mentored young people and for the generosity he showed in times of hardship, a spirit that made Lone Oak Cemetery a fitting resting place. His steady presence embodied the values of diligence, neighborliness and the faith that small acts can sustain a community.

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