Charles Rogers

1904–1999 (age 95)

Biography

Charles Rogers (1904–1999) lived through most of the twentieth century, witnessing vast technological and cultural shifts while remaining rooted in the traditions of his family and community. He was known among friends for a steady temperament, thoughtful conversation, and generous hospitality that left a lasting impression.

Rogers took quiet pride in the civic life around Forest Lawn Cemetery and in supporting those who looked to him for counsel, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and perseverance to comfort those who mourned him.

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