James Brogan
James Brogan, age 41, of Friendship Wisconsin passed away unexpectedly on Monday, September 11, 2023.
James was a shy, quiet, and kind person. He Loved anything with computers, ham radio, and photography. He would drive all over taking pictures of wildlife and nature.
James is survived by his mother, Deborah (Patrick) Moonan; father Michael Brogan; brother, Daniel (Amy) Brogan; and many friends and other relatives.
He is very sadly missed by friends and family.
A Celebration of James’ Life will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 27th, 2024 at the Friendship Village Hall.
Our Condolences to you and the family on James passing. I can’t begin to know the pain of loosing a Son or daughter must feel like. God bless you all.
Mike and Deb, I’m so sorry for your family’s loss!
So sorry for your loss.
Our hearts break for all of you. Our sincerest condolences. Rest in peace, James.
Ardie and Tina Esslinger
Mike, so sorry to hear of your family’s loss.
Our deepest sympathies to Mike, Deb and their families.
Debbie and family, we are so sad for your huge loss 💔 praying for comfort for you and yours 💕. Tim and Barb Parker
So sorry and saddened to hear this! James and I were in Boy Scouts together – I can’t remember or count how many weekends and week long summer camps we were on together. James was a really great person that always seemed to be smiling and was a kind, sweet soul. While we haven’t hung out in our adult like, he was a dear friend in our earlier lives. Dang. What a terrible loss to the world.
So very sorry to hear of your loss. Loss of a child is the very hardest grief. May God guide you through your sorrow. Blessings
Mike, Debbie and family,
You are all in our hearts and prayers. May God bless you and comfort you through this difficult time. James will be missed by many and there are so many wonderful memories of him. Hugs to you all.
Love, Mike and Char Scott
My condolences for your family’s loss.
Debbie, Mike & family, Our thoughts are with you at this sad time. May your memories of good times spent with James sustain you in the days ahead.
I worked with James at Moundview, he was kind, shy and he took absolute stunning photographs of nature, he was so proud of those pictures. He would often share the pictures with me and tell me a short story regarding them. So sorry for your loss.
Brogan family, I am very sad to hear of James’ passing. I really enjoyed working with him and sharing deer hunting stories. He was very smart and was a giving person. He was quick to offer up a special tea he had or to share some candy. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
I have a lot of fond memories of James. I met him while working at Moundview and having both worked in IT, we had a lot of the same interests. From deer hunting, movie interests, tea aficionado, and especially computer hardware and PC gaming. Our mutual interests led to a friendship outside of work where we spent countless hours over the years playing video games online on a Friday or Saturday night. We had a lot of interesting and humorous conversations. He liked to go to garage sales looking for gems and was always finding cool stuff online that I didn’t know existed or that I needed until he brought it to my attention. Unfortunately we kind of lost touch over the last year or two. James was well liked by everyone that knew him and I will miss his humorous, kind, and generous spirit. My condolences to Mike, Deb, and the rest of the family.
We are sorry to learn of James’ passing. May your memories be comforting to you and the family during this difficult time.
Crushing to lose a child and so saddened by your loss Deb and Mike. You have my deepest sympathies.
So very sorry for your family’s loss
My heart breaks for you, Debbie…. but I’ll remember all the happy times
we all shared with James throughout the years.
Pumpkin picking, dancing in the living room, wrapping Secret Santa presents,
first Communion, lots of little parties, all the way through to James and I sewing
an unusual amount of buttons back onto tuxes when he was in Drew’s wedding.
And we ended up laughing about that. He was a smart, kind and caring person.
He will be so sadly missed and lovingly remembered, always.
Wishing peace and comfort to all his family.
Deb, Mike and Dan, so very sorry for your loss.
I worked with James
For many years at Moundview. He had a quick, dry sense of humor and he was so smart! He was also generous (always sharing from his beloved tea stash) & kind. He knew I liked pigs and made me one on his 3d printer as a surprise. I will miss him. Please accept my deepest, sincerest condolences ❤️
Please accept our prayers and sympathy for your loss of James. Rubber and Teresa Marti
So sorry for your families loss.
This hits me hard in the heart! I worked with James at Moundview. He was so knowledgeable and oh so witty. He may have been shy but when he opened up to you , oh how much fun we had! I also remember the family nights at Inn of the Pines when you all came in , playing pool, drinking a pitcher and I had the pleasure of waiting on you. I’m so sorry for your loss. Remember the good times!
James and I were in the same grade and in many classes together since kindergarten… I have many fond memories of him- he absolutely was one of the kindest humans and I wish our paths could have crossed more than they did after school. We had some good laughs and talks when they did, which I will cherish, always. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Deepest sympathies to family and friends
Mike, Debbie & Danny..cannot say anything to make you feel better but know I am thinking of you..James was such a sweet guy..hugs & prayers
It is a sad day to hear of James passing such a nice young man to leave this world at such a young age my condolences go out to the family for there loss also
He will be missed by many. So very sad to all who knew him friends and family.
Very sorry on your loss
So sorry for your family’s loss.
I went to school with James. He was a good person. I am so sorry for your loss.
So sorry for your loss.
So very sorry for the families loss