Kathleen M. Teehan

October 16, 1927 - September 18, 2026

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Obituary for Kathleen M. Teehan

Kathleen M. (Hogan) Teehan, died peacefully, at home in Milton, Friday September 18, 2026.

Beloved wife of the late Lt. Colonel Richard J. Teehan US Army. Loving mother of the late Richard P. Teehan. Daughter of the late John T. and Marion R. (Hart) Hogan. Devoted sister of her late twin brothers Gerald F. Hogan and Malcolm J. Hogan who died one month apart in the service of their country in World War II and her late cherished sister Elaine P. Hogan.

Kathleen will be remembered for her everlasting love of God, family, country and friends in all her undertakings.

Kathleen graduated from Boston Teachers College with a BS degree in Education and from Boston State College with a Master’s in Education.

As a military wife, her travels brought her to the Presidio in San Francisco then to a three-year assignment in Yokohama, Japan, returning to their next post at New Cumberland, PA. From there to Governors Island, NY and finally Fort Devens, MA, where her husband retired. At that time, she and her husband decided to settle in the Boston area where they could reconnect with family and friends.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in Saint Agatha Church, 432 Adams Street, Milton, Wednesday September 23 at 10:30 am. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours at Dolan Funeral Home, 460 Granite Avenue, EAST MILTON SQUARE Tuesday 4-7 PM. Interment Milton Cemetery.

Services

22 Sep

Visiting Hours

04:00 PM - 07:00 PM

Dolan Funeral Homes and Cremation Services - EAST MILTON SQUARE 460 Granite Avenue Milton, MA 02186 Get Directions »
23 Sep

Mass of Christian Burial

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Saint Agatha Church 432 Adams Street Milton, MA 02186 Get Directions »
23 Sep

Interment

11:45 AM - 12:00 PM

Milton Cemetery 211 Centre Street Milton, MA 02186 Get Directions »
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  • September 20, 2026

    Rose Gates

    Kay was a dear friend to me for 38 years, and over those many years, she became so much more than a friend—she was like a mother to me. After Kay lost her husband, Dick, her sister, Elaine, and her son, Rich, we began a tradition of spending every Thursday together. Those Thursdays became some of the most meaningful and cherished times of my life. We would shop, have lunch, talk, laugh, and simply enjoy each other's company. Most recently, some of our favorite lunches were at Abby Park. Kay was one of the most gracious, loving, and generous people I have ever known. She gave so freely of her time, her kindness, and her love. I will always treasure the countless memories we made together and the special place she held in my heart. I will miss her deeply, but I will forever be grateful that life gave me the gift of Kay and 38 wonderful years of friendship. She will always be remembered, always be loved, and always have a place in my heart. Peace, love and Joy, Rose Gates

  • September 20, 2026

    Maureen Teehan

    The few times over the many years that I had the pleasure of seeing Aunt Kay, it was always memorable. I found her to be a very cultured individual with a lot of grace. We lost touch when COVID hit and hoped she was doing well.