1933
Ann
2020
Ann Reagan Bogan Hallier
July 9, 1933 — July 26, 2020
Ann Reagan Bogan Hallier 87, of Daniel Island, SC died July 26, 2020.
Born July 9, 1933 in Jefferson City, Missouri, she was the daughter of the late Judge Franklin E. and Helen C. Reagan. She is survived by her Husband Manuel A. (Hal) Hallier, her two children Calli Bogan Condon, and Kevin PC Bogan; five grandchildren, Cate Condon Quirk (Daniel), Michael Condon (Louise), Malcolm Bogan, Hayden Bogan and Bennett Bogan; and family Karen H. and David Perkins, Alex Brooks-Perkins (Elena, and great granddaughter Helen Aleewah Brooks-Perkins), John Perkins, Kurt and Toni Hallier, Paige Hallier (Jenny), Cameron Hallier, and Carol B Henrichs.
Ann was originally a native of St. Louis, Missouri and a graduate of Missouri University. She worked for many years in the Kirkwood school district and was an active member of the Delta Gamma Alumnae Association. She was a lover of books, crosswords, history, antiques, Mizzou Tigers, and painting. She moved to the Isle of Palms in 1982 and along with her late husband Malcolm (Mal) Bogan owned and operated Kitchen Concepts until his death in 1998.
She had a love for life and as fate would have it, she met Hal in 2001 and they soon married in a quiet ceremony on the grounds at Mepkin Abbey. Forever after this, Mepkin Abbey held a special place in her heart. Ann and Hal have shared a wonderful life together enjoying their retirements, families, grandchildren, and life on Daniel Island. They were blessed to be able to travel and took frequent trips abroad, enjoying every country and culture they visited and often visited their favorites again. She was fervent journalist and kept journals and scrapbooks detailing all of their travel adventures. These volumes of scrapbooks brought her much joy in the recent years when she was no longer able to travel. Ann was proudly patriotic, loving all things American: the Fourth of July, red white and blue, our military and system of government, and her duty to vote in every election. She will be missed by all who knew her, but will always be remembered in our hearts.
A Memorial Service will be held Wednesday, July 29, 2020 in the Church of the Holy Cross, Daniel Island, at 10:00 am. Committal will be private.
Memorials may be made to the Church of the Holy Cross, Daniel Island, or to Delta Gamma Foundation Service for Sight.
Born July 9, 1933 in Jefferson City, Missouri, she was the daughter of the late Judge Franklin E. and Helen C. Reagan. She is survived by her Husband Manuel A. (Hal) Hallier, her two children Calli Bogan Condon, and Kevin PC Bogan; five grandchildren, Cate Condon Quirk (Daniel), Michael Condon (Louise), Malcolm Bogan, Hayden Bogan and Bennett Bogan; and family Karen H. and David Perkins, Alex Brooks-Perkins (Elena, and great granddaughter Helen Aleewah Brooks-Perkins), John Perkins, Kurt and Toni Hallier, Paige Hallier (Jenny), Cameron Hallier, and Carol B Henrichs.
Ann was originally a native of St. Louis, Missouri and a graduate of Missouri University. She worked for many years in the Kirkwood school district and was an active member of the Delta Gamma Alumnae Association. She was a lover of books, crosswords, history, antiques, Mizzou Tigers, and painting. She moved to the Isle of Palms in 1982 and along with her late husband Malcolm (Mal) Bogan owned and operated Kitchen Concepts until his death in 1998.
She had a love for life and as fate would have it, she met Hal in 2001 and they soon married in a quiet ceremony on the grounds at Mepkin Abbey. Forever after this, Mepkin Abbey held a special place in her heart. Ann and Hal have shared a wonderful life together enjoying their retirements, families, grandchildren, and life on Daniel Island. They were blessed to be able to travel and took frequent trips abroad, enjoying every country and culture they visited and often visited their favorites again. She was fervent journalist and kept journals and scrapbooks detailing all of their travel adventures. These volumes of scrapbooks brought her much joy in the recent years when she was no longer able to travel. Ann was proudly patriotic, loving all things American: the Fourth of July, red white and blue, our military and system of government, and her duty to vote in every election. She will be missed by all who knew her, but will always be remembered in our hearts.
A Memorial Service will be held Wednesday, July 29, 2020 in the Church of the Holy Cross, Daniel Island, at 10:00 am. Committal will be private.
Memorials may be made to the Church of the Holy Cross, Daniel Island, or to Delta Gamma Foundation Service for Sight.
To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Ann Reagan Bogan Hallier, please visit our flower store.
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