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In Loving Memory

Lawrence Glenn Rogers

Date of BirthNovember 11, 1935
Passed Away OnOctober 22, 2008
At Age72 years
Resident ofGilchrist, TX
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Lawrence Glenn Rogers, 72, of Gilchrist died October 22, 2008 at Memorial Herman Hospital in Houston. A native of Perry, Kansas, Lawrence was a resident of the Gilchrist area since 1992. He was a United States Air Force Veteran.

He is survived by his wife Mary Alice Rogers of Gilchrist; son, Cary Rogers of Gilchrist, Gary Rogers and his wife Leola of Lawrence, Kansas, and Craig Rogers and his wife Rhonda of Houston; daughters, Audrey Nagy and her husband Jim of Oskaloosa, Kansas, Allene Spencer and her husband Travis of Cushing, Texas, and Stacy Munsch and her husband Bo of Port Bolivar; brother, Dale Rogers and his wife Melva Jean of Topeka, Kansas; sister, Rosa Lee Perron and her husband D.J. of Crowley, Louisiana; eleven grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. Lawrence was preceded in death by his son, Allen Dale Rogers.

Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m. Saturday, October 25, 2008 at First Baptist Church of Stowell under the direction of Broussard’s, 134 W Buccaneer, Winnie. Burial will be at a later date at Underwood Cemetery, in Williamstown, Kansas.

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Services

Funeral Service

Funeral Service

First Baptist Church of Stowell

Stowell, TX

October 25, 2008

2:00 p.m.

Interment

Underwood Cemetery

Williamstown, KS

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Condolences (2)

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Barbara Mowder Perry, KS October 28, 2008
We want to send our sympathy and prayers to the family.
May they have peace with happy family memories. We have fond memories of the family when they lived in Williamstown.
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Christine Harrah Gilchrist, TX October 27, 2008
Larry took care of my yard shortly after moving to the beach until just before the hurricane. I loved dropping by his house on a rainy day and visiting over a cup of coffee. He was a very interesting man that I liked a lot. I will miss him.