Obituary of Ivan R. Rogers
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Ivan Rogers, 70, of Cortland passed away August 1, 2011.
Ivan had been employed at the Cortland County Nutrition Program for over 28 years serving as Assistant Director retiring in the early 2000s. He was also a member of the Army National Guard for 18 years until the early 1990s. In his spare time he enjoyed traveling.
He is survived by his wife Alice Pinky Rogers of Cortland, his sons Thomas (Maureen) of Clay NY, Michael (Debbie) of Homer NY, Bruce (Patricia) and Brian (Kelly) both of Cortland, 10 grandchildren, and sister Mary Rogers of PA.
Ivan was predeceased by his parents, two brothers and a sister.
A memorial service will be held Friday 11 am at the Homer Ave. United Methodist Church.
In lieu of flowers please direct contributions to: Brian Rogers, 29 Madison St., Cortland, NY, 13045.
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Grandpa, (Hey good lookin!) I miss you so much. You were the greatest man I've ever known. You were so loving, caring and warm-hearted. I will cherish every moment that we've ever spent together. I'm so happy I was there to send you off to heaven. I can't tell you enough how special you are to me or how much I love you and miss you. I wish I could hold your hand one last time. There's a horrible ache in my heart that will never go away. I know you wouldn't want me to be sad. I will grieve for the rest of my life from losing you. You were and still are so very special to me. Until we see each other again ... I love you a bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck. <3 Jordan
am so sorry to hear about Ivan. I used to work for him and what a wonderful man he is. He was a very happy man and loved people as much as they loved him. I can only pray for all of the family as you go on. I lost a son in jan so I know how hard it is but remember the lord has plans for us even thoughwe don,t understand . He not hurting anymore and is a better place but will be missed dearly, Always, Terry SANDS