He was the son of Ashby Rogers and Hazel Harbin Wright. He was a district manager at White Castle, retiring after 41 years. He enjoyed horseshoes, golf and getting into "friendly" debates, particularly on the subject of politics or religion.
He is survived by two daughters, three sons, three sisters, one brother and five grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Ann Bright and Scottie Rogers; one half-sister, Peggy Van Kampen and one brother, William Rogers.
He is survived by two daughters, three sons, three sisters, one brother and five grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Ann Bright and Scottie Rogers; one half-sister, Peggy Van Kampen and one brother, William Rogers.
He was the son of Ashby Rogers and Hazel Harbin Wright. He was a district manager at White Castle, retiring after 41 years. He enjoyed horseshoes, golf and getting into "friendly" debates, particularly on the subject of politics or religion.
He is survived by two daughters, three sons, three sisters, one brother and five grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Ann Bright and Scottie Rogers; one half-sister, Peggy Van Kampen and one brother, William Rogers.
He is survived by two daughters, three sons, three sisters, one brother and five grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Ann Bright and Scottie Rogers; one half-sister, Peggy Van Kampen and one brother, William Rogers.
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