Sonny A. Hoehne

Sonny A. Hoehne, born on April 29, 1971, in Fort Benning, Georgia, passed away on May 5, 2025, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He will be fondly remembered for his unwavering love and dedication to his family and friends, a legacy that will resonate deeply within the hearts of those who knew him.

Sonny was a man whose presence brought warmth and comfort. Those fortunate enough to share moments with him recall evenings spent at family gatherings, where his easy smile and genuine nature created an atmosphere of safety and joy. Memories of sitting on the porch listening to his stories, filled with humor and life lessons, will forever be cherished by his loved ones. He had an extraordinary ability to make others feel seen and heard, offering calm advice during difficult times and a steady hand when challenges arose.

His quiet strength was evident not just in his demeanor but also in the way he lived his life. Numerous friends have remarked on the feeling of coming home when in Sonny’s company—a testament to the inviting and inclusive spirit he embodied. He found immense joy in family, relishing the shared moments of laughter and connection at dinners and gatherings. Whether fixing something for a loved one or simply being a dependable listener, Sonny was truly present, showcasing his caring nature in everyday acts of kindness.

Among his proudest accomplishments was the unwavering support he provided to his family. Sonny never sought recognition; instead, he cherished the bonds he built and the uninterrupted love he offered to those dear to him. His legacy lies in the profound impact he made on the lives of his family, ensuring they always felt cared for and never alone throughout life’s milestones.

Sonny’s family includes his brothers John Hoehne, Tyrone Phillips, Aaron Hoehne, Hank Hoehne, Matthew Hoehne, Adam Hoehne, Eugene Hoehne, and Shannon Hoehne, along with his sisters Jessica Collins and Joanna Green. He leaves behind several nieces, nephews, and friends who will carry forward the light he brought into their lives.

Sonny was predeceased by his mother, Malvina Green; father, John Hoehne; brother, Eugene Green III; sister, Anita Green; and sister, Amy Hoehne.

As we remember Sonny A. Hoehne, we honor a man whose spirit will continue to illuminate the lives of those who loved him. His ability to foster connections and show fierce loyalty will echo through the memories and stories shared by family and friends for years to come. The love he imparted and the many lives he touched serve as a powerful reminder of his legacy—a life well-lived, devoted to the ones he cherished most.