Carl Anthony Ogas

Birth date: May 1, 1952 Death date: May 6, 2025

Carl A. Ogas, M.D. of Muskegon passed peacefully from this life Tuesday May 6, 2025. He was born to Manuela and Ricardo Ogas on May 1, 1952, in Vallejo, California. "Tony" or "Doctor Carl," as he was affectionately known, was the Read Obituary

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Mike & Roberta Sharp

32w ago

in honor of Carl.

Dr Ogas will be missed. He has been our doctor for 20 years. He was a doctor but also our friend l he was always there in the office and outside the office for us and truly cared.

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Roger Wendt

32w ago

We are grateful to have known Doctor Ogas for so many reasons. We send our condolences to his family. We will miss him - a lot. - Roger Wendt Paul Hawkins

Sally & Chris Seidler

33w ago

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Ogas Family. He will always be remembered with fond memories.

Ed & Ruthann Sterenberg

33w ago

Dr Ogas was our doctor. We so loved him
He was quick to find Diagnosis
Each appointment was an hour long
He was so thorough
He cared for his patients
Our sympathy to his entire family
He is truly missed

Ed & Ruthann Sterenberg

Anonymous

34w ago

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34w ago

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Shoreline Memorial Services - Muskegon

Larry Foster

34w ago

Dr.Carl Ogas, was a Dr,that put his patients before his own health.He knew some of his patients were not a statistic.They were hard working like him . Some of his patients were also full of stories and knowledge .He very much respected those relationships.His Empathy was a deep part of his Christianity.He was a true Christian . Pope Francis will have a great conversationalist.God Speed Dr,Carl Ogas, Larry Foster and Family.PS To all his help God Bless you.

Mary Stockhill

34w ago

Dr. Carl Ogas,
He will be missed by all who knew him. Always behind in office because he was telling patients stories of his vast knowlegde of history, or his karokee night along with music knowlege. Dont know how you managed to get so much information into your head and keep it. He especially loved telling his boxing stories about his dad and his adventures. Working for you the last 2 and years has been something. I will never forget look on your face when you figured out blondes are not dumb. We worked well together, we butted heads heads alot but you always respected my opinion even when you didnt like it. I will miss your humor and smile. Not sure about text messages and phone calls at 3am. You were a very empathic and devoted doctor to your patients. There will never be another like you.
Mary

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