Maj. Wallace Cole Hogan JR.
United States Army
Honolulu Police Department
Soldier, Husband, Son, Partner and Friend
![Stacks Image 1451](files/stacks-image-01d96e6.gif)
![Stacks Image 1455](files/stacks-image-4e1b6c5.jpg)
![Stacks Image 1453](files/stacks-image-a3f7614.gif)
![Stacks Image 1457](files/stacks-image-0ab084b.jpg)
![Stacks Image 1459](files/stacks-image-36e2bb4.jpg)
![Stacks Image 1465](files/stacks-image-9e17118.jpg)
This was at the Hotel and the Reception
for Cole. Here you can see more current
photos of Cole.
Hanging on the photo to the left
is the Lei Doug ordered for Cole.
for Cole. Here you can see more current
photos of Cole.
Hanging on the photo to the left
is the Lei Doug ordered for Cole.
![Stacks Image 1471](files/stacks-image-f10ebba.jpg)
On the Table are two Medals that Cole was
awarded. On the left is the Meritorious
Service Medal. On the right is the Purple
Heart. Both were given to Pat at the Funeral by
Major General KENSINGER.
(Cole was his Executive Officer).
awarded. On the left is the Meritorious
Service Medal. On the right is the Purple
Heart. Both were given to Pat at the Funeral by
Major General KENSINGER.
(Cole was his Executive Officer).
![Stacks Image 1468](files/stacks-image-0e769cf.jpg)
Lost in his office at the Pentagon, Sept 11, 2001
![Stacks Image 1520](files/stacks-image-550af53.jpg)
Grave site's of the people killed at the
Pentagon. Cole is at the far right. Pat,
Cole's friend Andy and Cole's niece are
seen in the photo. Each green marker that
you see is a site where Internment has
already taken place. Some graves have
two victim's where Their ashes have
been placed.
Pentagon. Cole is at the far right. Pat,
Cole's friend Andy and Cole's niece are
seen in the photo. Each green marker that
you see is a site where Internment has
already taken place. Some graves have
two victim's where Their ashes have
been placed.
![Stacks Image 1524](files/stacks-image-f3305ee.jpg)
Cole's grave site. Cole was cremated and
the urn is buried here with the others
killed at the Pentagon. A small amount of
Cole's ashes were spread by the Family at
Harper's Ferry which was one of Cole's
favorite places.
the urn is buried here with the others
killed at the Pentagon. A small amount of
Cole's ashes were spread by the Family at
Harper's Ferry which was one of Cole's
favorite places.
![Stacks Image 1528](files/stacks-image-86ad714.jpg)
Cole's temporary marker at
Arlington National Cemetery.
Arlington National Cemetery.
![Stacks Image 1534](files/stacks-image-4e74485.jpg)
Pat Hoggan
Married two years
USAF Doctor
Married two years
USAF Doctor
![Stacks Image 1537](files/stacks-image-de2cbe2.jpg)
Cole would have been
41 years old in
October 2001.
41 years old in
October 2001.
![Stacks Image 1540](files/stacks-image-bd5f0ba.jpg)
The Honor Guard carries Cole's casket through Arlington National Cemetery on a caisson.
![Stacks Image 1548](files/stacks-image-e0c5e17.gif)
![Stacks Image 1543](files/stacks-image-ebb6a67.jpg)
Pat is presented Cole's flag by
Maj. Gen. Phillip Kensinger
Maj. Gen. Phillip Kensinger
![Stacks Image 1546](files/stacks-image-cdf3f65.jpg)