Birth date: Nov 12, 1937 Death date: Oct 16, 2018
John Haywood Bogue, 80, of Hawthorne, entered peacefully into eternal life on Tuesday, October 16, 2018. A native of Putnam County and lifelong area resident, John was born on November 12, 1937. The son of Maxwell & Berniece Bogue Read Obituary
Marcy,
Our hearts are breaking with yours.
John was such a great, one of kind, man. The mold was broken long ago. He was so kind, gentle, strong and sweet and very entertaining! When he told a joke, his face would crack with the biggest smile and laugh so hard, most times before he finished telling the joke! After we caught up with his laughter, I would always tell him, "You slay, you." (John knew what I meant). John will never be forgotten and will always, always be remembered.
Marcy, when you broke the sad news to me, I was truly in awe of your spirit and strength. Our faith reminded me that God is showering his blessings on you at this very moment and I feel you have found peace in His comfort and He has given you the strength and courage to go on, but should you lose your footing, please let your friends carry you. Mark and I are here for you. Whatever you need, it will be done.
My love and prayers goes out to Marcy and family. John was such an awesome guy and well lived by many. I'm honored to be able to call him my friend. John and I have had A lot of talks over the few years that I've known him and he sure did love his family. He was such a kind soul with a huge heart and I'll never forget his smile. He could light up a room with his smile. I will forever miss him but I know he's in no more pain. Heaven has gained another beautiful Angel. Marcy and Leah, if y'all need anything you call me. I love you all and John, fly high my friend.
Love always,
Amanda Allen & Family
I always considered John to be my second brother. He was the kindest most gentle man I have ever met, and I can only hope to meet a man like John again.
My memories of him could go on and on for pages, but this one in particular is my favorite.
From time to time, Marcy, John and I would pull out the karaoke machine. John’s favorite song was, “When Froggie Went A Courtin’”.
Poor John, he tried so hard to keep the beat but never quite got it. He was such a good sport, he had all us three in hysterics!!!
John, you will be so sadly missed by all whose life you touched.
Love Ya ♥️♥️♥️♥️
