We are so sorry for your lose. Roger will be greatly missed. Roger meant to much to our family during our time in Atlantic, especially the children that so enjoyed helping out in the yard and around the house on a regular basis. Those times were some of the most remembered memories of our time in Atlantic. Sandy you especially are in our prayers!!
Roger was my first employer at Graham's in Atlantic. We have crossed paths many times in life with our careers and travels. It was always a pleasure to visit with him. He will be greatly missed.
Roger started out being a brother in law I looked up to. He became a man I truly respected, liked, appreciated, and loved. He was always faithful and reliable, never complained about work being too hard. I called on him several times to help with projects. Naturally he pitched in with energy and competence. His love for his kids and grandkids always impressed me. And what can I say about the Canada stories? Lots of cheap coffee, card games, relaxing and talking about the fish and outdoors.
Roger, you will be so missed by us. I know Sandy is independent, but we will keep an eye on her.
We both are blessed with fresh memories of the cheerful Roger- having bumped into him just this past week. The joy he has radiated will live as a sweet reminder of what is going on in FOREVER - as our loved-ones may be assisting Jesus in preparing that happy place.
Our prayers will go out for the family, that nearness to an amazing Eternity will continue to comfort and lift each heart.
So sorry to receive Evelyn’s call this morning about Roger’s passing. I so well remember when he was born and remember him as he grew up. My Dad (Mr. Savage) thought all those “little” boys were very special too! Lowell said he could remember seeing them out playing in the yard whenever he would go by.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of Roger’s family. May precious memories comfort you. May God grant you each peace and strength. Sending hugs, love, prayers, and sympathy to each.. Mary and Lowell
