Dr. Hugh Rogers

Hugh was my life long best friend dating back to Peabody Elementry School in Fort Smith Ark. in the late 1940's. When we graduated from high school we went in different directions but seemed to always get back together every 5-10 years to toast old adventures and plan new ones (some of which actually happened).

Hugh was extremely intelligent but more important he had a keen intellectual curiosity and was an unorthodox thinker (this is one of the higher accolades I can give). He had...

Please accept my deepest sympathy in this time of sorrow.
For years I found great comfort in the care of Dr. Rogers.
Office visits were often mentally stimulating as well. We would discuss novels, especially those including forensic science. I remember him as my doctor with the most engaging personality.
My thoughts and prayers go to all who loved him.

To Dr Rogers family. I am truly sorry for your loss. I would like you to know if it had not been for this wonderful Dr. my 36 year old son and I would not be alive today. In my eyes he was a God sent. He had a great since of humor and a great love for life. I have kept him in my prayers for years. My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time.

Liz and David - I am so sorry for your loss. Hugh was a wonderful person and he will be greatly missed. The rock art excursions, trips to Guatemala, Europe, and Rome/Egypt/Jordan/Frankfurt all are special memories for me. My prayers are with you.