In Memory

It is with great sadness we share that Meghan's dad passed away may 12, 2010. This was very unexpected and we are still in shock. We appreciate all the love and support our friends and family have shown us by bringing us dinners and food, flowers, calls, voicemails, texts, emails, hugs, tears and prayers. We couldn't of gotten through the last few weeks without you all. We feel so blessed to have such wonderful people surrounding us.

Dad, we love you and miss you everyday.

==Obituary==

Wogan, W. Mark, 57, of Scottsdale, Az passed away on May 12, 2010. He was born in Boston MA on May 24, 1952 to the late Joseph M. and Lee Ann Wogan. Loving husband of Terri (Walton) Wogan whom he married October 26, 1974: beloved father of Lindsay (Kevin James) Wogan, Meghan (Trevor) Wilde and Jennifer Wogan: cherished grandfather of Peyton, Presley and Piper Wilde all of Scottsdale AZ. He will be greatly missed by his surviving brothers Joe, John (Fred Bstandig), Bill (Ellen), Bob (Virginia) Wogan, along with his Aunt and Uncle Marjorie and Arthur Casey and his extended family of sister and bother in laws plus 13 nieces and nephews. Mark grew up in Scottsdale, AZ, graduated from Saguaro High School and was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals Baseball team right after high school. He earned a degree in Business Administration from St. Mary's College of California and served in the National Gaurd of Arizona during the Vietnam War. Mark spent his professional career in the construction business as the Vice President of Sales and partial owner of White eagle Building Materials and most recently Vice President of Highland Products. Mark's favorite activities were riding his horse as a young boy, playing football and baseball in high school, boating with his family and friends, salmon fishing in Canada, and playing good golf. A celebration Mark's life will be held Monday, May 17. 2010 at 1:00p.m. at La Casa De Cristo Lutheran Church.

Thank you to everyone who attended the services. The turnout was overwelming and we are touched to know how many lives my dad has touched. A special thank you to Heather Lewis who not only attended the service but took photos for my family so we would remember the day. You can check out her photography at http://arizonalewisphotography.blogspot.com/

Here are the pictures from the service!