Obituary for Brock Robert Thomas Vogel
Brock Robert Thomas Vogel, loving son of Dr. Holly B. Anderson-Vogel and Gary R. Vogel, devoted brother of Russell and Teagan Vogel, dear grandson of Robert and Elizabeth Anderson of Oregon, OH, and the late Russell and Sherry Vogel, beloved nephew of Nick, Eric, Troy, Jay, Deb, Judy, Russell A., Brad, Carol, Jill, Jamey, David, and the late Sandy, also survived by many cousins. Died Dec. 7, 2021 at the age of 17. Residence Anderson Twp. A Celebration of Brock's Life will be at Anderson Hills United Methodist Church, 7515 Forest Rd., Anderson Twp. on Sat. Dec. 11, at 1 PM. Family and Friends are welcome to visit at the Church on Sat. from 11 AM to 1 PM. Contributions can be made to the Brock Vogel Leading with Kindness Memorial at any 5/3 Bank branch.
A Memorial Vigil for Brock at Anderson Hills United Methodist Church's front lawn from 7-9 PM. Please use your candle app.
From the age of 4, Brock had been extremely involved in the community. Beginning his sports adventures, he played park league soccer and basketball, Mets baseball, Blue Jays lacrosse, and Wildcat football. At the same time, Brock was involved with Cub Scouts and loved making the Pinewood Derby racing cars. He then continued his love of sports through Nagel wrestling, football, and track, while also competing in select baseball on the Fury and Cincy Stix teams. In high school, Brock was a part of the Anderson wrestling, baseball, and football teams, creating wonderful friendships with many classmates. During his freshman and sophomore years he also greatly enjoyed his time spent in the Young Life Youth Group. Brock’s last two summers were spent playing baseball on his select team, the Cincinnati Dragoons. Some of Brock’s last adventures and pleasures came from working at Grove Park Grill with a few of his oldest friends. Brock loved the experience of interacting with so many in the local community which led him to his decision to apply to culinary school. He was just recently accepted by Cincinnati State. All these parts of Brock’s life molded him into the wonderful, generous, and loving young man he grew to be.
A Memorial Vigil for Brock at Anderson Hills United Methodist Church's front lawn from 7-9 PM. Please use your candle app.
From the age of 4, Brock had been extremely involved in the community. Beginning his sports adventures, he played park league soccer and basketball, Mets baseball, Blue Jays lacrosse, and Wildcat football. At the same time, Brock was involved with Cub Scouts and loved making the Pinewood Derby racing cars. He then continued his love of sports through Nagel wrestling, football, and track, while also competing in select baseball on the Fury and Cincy Stix teams. In high school, Brock was a part of the Anderson wrestling, baseball, and football teams, creating wonderful friendships with many classmates. During his freshman and sophomore years he also greatly enjoyed his time spent in the Young Life Youth Group. Brock’s last two summers were spent playing baseball on his select team, the Cincinnati Dragoons. Some of Brock’s last adventures and pleasures came from working at Grove Park Grill with a few of his oldest friends. Brock loved the experience of interacting with so many in the local community which led him to his decision to apply to culinary school. He was just recently accepted by Cincinnati State. All these parts of Brock’s life molded him into the wonderful, generous, and loving young man he grew to be.