Helen Theresa Hogan

Passed peacefully surrounded by her loved ones on Thursday March 5, 2026

Helen was born on December 12, 1940, in The Bronx, New York to Edward and Harriet Englert. She met the love of her life, John W Hogan in 1959 and they married in 1960. In the following years their love grew abound, with three children, six grandchildren and even great grandchildren.

Loving mother of Jeanne Nixon Meekins and her husband George Meekins, Keri A Pollard and her husband Laurie Pollard and the late John William Jr.

She was a cherished grandmother of Nichole Woode, Megan Marie Dailey her husband Charles Dailey, Michael John Pollard, Taylor Elizabeth Nixon and her partner Brian Widrig, Madison Rose Nelson and her husband Gabriel Nelson and Olivia Shaye Nixon. Adored great grandmother of Trevor and Jordan Aguirre, Brandon Woode, Cameron and Chloe Ginebra, Brody, Henley and Kaceyn Pollard, Charlotte Elizabeth Widrig and the late Korra Rose Widrig. Dear sister of Elizabeth Pollard, husband Charles Pollard, Harriet Loehmann husband Edward Loehmann, the Late Lorraine Kohrmann, husband Richard and the Late Theresa Choolfaian.

A visitation for Helen will be held on Sunday March 15, 2026, from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm at O.B. Davis Funeral Home 4839 Nesconset Highway, Port Jefferson Station NY 11776. Funeral Mass on Monday March 16th at 10 am Infant Jesus RC Church 110 Myrtle Ave, Port Jefferson NY 11777.Interment at Calverton National Cemetery, 210 Princeton Boulevard, Calverton NY 11933.

After a long career with Verizon, she retired to The Villages Florida. There she embraced a joyful and active chapter of life. With more time to enjoy all the things she loved, she spent her time traveling, golfing, shopping, joining many clubs, The Parrot Heads, Dancing, scrapbooking, mahjong and so much more. Always up for fun and laughter.

A devoted sports fan, she rarely missed cheering on her NY Yankees and The Giants. She had a remarkable gift of bringing energy and warmth wherever she went, lighting up every room she entered and always the life of the party. Above all else, family was always at the center of her heart, and she made sure we all knew how very much we were loved, and we always came first.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia in memory of her great granddaughter Korra Rose Widrig by using this link:

https://chop.donordrive.com/campaigns/Korra

Or to The Lower Cape Fear Life Care Center : https://lifecare.org/donate/