Enola Arlene Rogers, 92, of Topeka, formerly of Fairview, Kansas died Monday, January 9, 2012 in Topeka, Kansas. She was born on October 15, 1919 in Fairview, the daughter of William and Lora (Haynes) Rogers. She graduated from Fairview High School and Dodds School of Business in Topeka, Kansas.
She served in the WAAC and WAC during W.W. II. She retired from South Western Bell in April of 1978 with title of Internal Auditor. Enola was a member of the Fairview Delaware Baptist Church in Fairview, Telephone Pioneers, Women's Army Corps Foundation, American Legion Post # 322. In Tucson, Arizona she was a member of Rolling Hills Golf Club Park and Arizona Seniors Desert Museum.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her brothers, General Bernard W. Rogers and Dr. Robert L. Rogers; a nephew, Hugh A. Rogers.
Enola is survived by her nieces, Emily S. Fehr (Curtis), Diane R. Opperman (Steven), and Susan R. Kroetch (Brent); nephews, Michael W. Rogers (Patricia), and Clark W. Rogers.
Private family graveside will be at the Mount Hope Cemetery in Hiawatha, Kansas.
She served in the WAAC and WAC during W.W. II. She retired from South Western Bell in April of 1978 with title of Internal Auditor. Enola was a member of the Fairview Delaware Baptist Church in Fairview, Telephone Pioneers, Women's Army Corps Foundation, American Legion Post # 322. In Tucson, Arizona she was a member of Rolling Hills Golf Club Park and Arizona Seniors Desert Museum.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her brothers, General Bernard W. Rogers and Dr. Robert L. Rogers; a nephew, Hugh A. Rogers.
Enola is survived by her nieces, Emily S. Fehr (Curtis), Diane R. Opperman (Steven), and Susan R. Kroetch (Brent); nephews, Michael W. Rogers (Patricia), and Clark W. Rogers.
Private family graveside will be at the Mount Hope Cemetery in Hiawatha, Kansas.
Enola Arlene Rogers, 92, of Topeka, formerly of Fairview, Kansas died Monday, January 9, 2012 in Topeka, Kansas. She was born on October 15, 1919 in Fairview, the daughter of William and Lora (Haynes) Rogers. She graduated from Fairview High School and Dodds School of Business in Topeka, Kansas.
She served in the WAAC and WAC during W.W. II. She retired from South Western Bell in April of 1978 with title of Internal Auditor. Enola was a member of the Fairview Delaware Baptist Church in Fairview, Telephone Pioneers, Women's Army Corps Foundation, American Legion Post # 322. In Tucson, Arizona she was a member of Rolling Hills Golf Club Park and Arizona Seniors Desert Museum.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her brothers, General Bernard W. Rogers and Dr. Robert L. Rogers; a nephew, Hugh A. Rogers.
Enola is survived by her nieces, Emily S. Fehr (Curtis), Diane R. Opperman (Steven), and Susan R. Kroetch (Brent); nephews, Michael W. Rogers (Patricia), and Clark W. Rogers.
Private family graveside will be at the Mount Hope Cemetery in Hiawatha, Kansas.
She served in the WAAC and WAC during W.W. II. She retired from South Western Bell in April of 1978 with title of Internal Auditor. Enola was a member of the Fairview Delaware Baptist Church in Fairview, Telephone Pioneers, Women's Army Corps Foundation, American Legion Post # 322. In Tucson, Arizona she was a member of Rolling Hills Golf Club Park and Arizona Seniors Desert Museum.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her brothers, General Bernard W. Rogers and Dr. Robert L. Rogers; a nephew, Hugh A. Rogers.
Enola is survived by her nieces, Emily S. Fehr (Curtis), Diane R. Opperman (Steven), and Susan R. Kroetch (Brent); nephews, Michael W. Rogers (Patricia), and Clark W. Rogers.
Private family graveside will be at the Mount Hope Cemetery in Hiawatha, Kansas.
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