Keller “Bo” Jack Hogan, 30, was born December 12, 1995, in Glendale, Arizona, and passed away July 11, 2026. From the beginning, Bo carried a steady tenderness—an open-armed warmth that made people feel seen, welcomed, and safe. He was the oldest of two children born to Keller Grant Hogan and Laura Ann Hogan, and he lived with a deep love for his family that never needed a special occasion to be spoken; an “I love you” came as naturally to him as a smile.
As a kid, Bo played football and was known as a great teammate and friend. Even then, his gentle spirit showed itself in the way he encouraged others and in the simple, faithful habit of offering a hug and a grin to anyone who needed it. He moved through life with a kind heart and an easy humor—one of those rare people whose laughter could lift a room and whose presence could soften a hard day.
Family was at the heart of Bo’s life, and he loved them with a steady devotion. He was especially close with his sister, Hailee Hogan. They were each other’s first friends and best friends, a bond built on shared history, loyalty, and the kind of closeness that remains a shelter in every season.
Bo’s love of music was a bright thread woven through his days. He loved writing music, learning it, and playing it, and he never missed an opportunity to sing or share a song with those around him. He had a beautiful voice, and he used it the way he used so much else in his life—with generosity and care. His father, “Big Keller,” made guitars, and Bo found great joy in learning that craft as well, taking part in something both creative and deeply connected to home.
Bo’s faith was a source of peace, comfort, and strength. He was saved and baptized at CCV Church, where he and his mother, Laura, worshiped together. Their shared love for the Lord was a deep bond between them, and as Bo was baptized, Laura also found a renewed connection with Christ, making that season of their lives especially meaningful. Bo continually sought to deepen his relationship with the Lord, and those who love him find peace in knowing he is at home in God’s arms.
Bo is survived by his mother, Laura Ann Hogan; his father, Keller Grant Hogan; his sister, Hailee Hogan (Adam Bay); uncles Dustin Mathis (Denise Mathis), Jason Hogan (Nikki Hogan), Tyler Hogan, Nathan Hogan, and Kable Hogan; aunt Suzanne Rubeshaw (Mark Rubeshaw); grandfathers Ronald Mathis and Harry Hogan; grandmothers Bonnie Mathis, Jennifer Hogan, and Stephanie Larson; and his many cousins, friends he treated like family, and many more than could ever be named here.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to PAL (Parents of Addicted Loved Ones).
We love and we will miss you, Bo-bo.
