BRUCE ROGERS

My sincere condolences to the family for the loss of your loved one. May prayers strengthen you and memories comfort you, and may our Lord Jesus Christ and God our Father, who loves us, comfort your hearts and "make you firm". (2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17)

Bruce and I shared many fine lunches at the Diamond Deli. It was always good to see him, there and about our town. The conversations were such a pleasure! I found him to be a genuine gentleman. Please accept my condolences, for Bruce will be missed.

John Fickes

My condolences to Susie and the family. We live across the street from their home on Keith and I'll always cherish the memories of them living there. Bud was such a smart, kind, gentle man. His presence on the street is still felt there. I miss seeing Bud driving around the yard in his golf cart and working in his gardens, and Susie standing on the front porch keeping an eye on him!

I worked most of my career as a police officer/criminal justice professor, but before that, I worked as a machine designer. In 1962, I worked for Biggs-United, a pressure vessel manufacturer, and one of my biggest accomplishments was the very first Hyperbaric Chamber.

We contacted Bruce for assistance with several key hydraulic components and he signed on with us early on. Bruce was a fine man who could always be called upon to assist with the most difficult of projects, and always...

My heart is broken. We loved Bud for who he was and what he personally did for our family. He brought us here from Philadelphia in 1986 and Patrick's 28 years working at BW Roger's were the most memorable of his career. He often said he would work there until he died if he was allowed. That's exactly what happened. I know Patrick would have been happy to greet Bud and spend time discussing motion control. Thank you Bud, Susie, Rick, and Alita for your contribution to our lives. We love...

Offering our deepest condolences during this time.