Joseph Wilson ROGERS Sr.

You were a good man who cared about people. You have given us a gift with the Waffle House franchise. My wife and I will continue to have waffles with a side of smoked country ham. YuM

Thank you

I remember Mr.Rogers with a happy smile on his face . I first met him when I attended a Waffle House convention with my husband Robert Mcelhannon . He was a gracious host and I remember him laughing and shaking hands with the men and giving the wives a little quick hug . He was a great gentleman and first class all the way . I met his wife that day as well and she invited me to sit beside her during some of the planned events . I never forgot what a special lady she is and how dedicated to...

I send my condolences to the family. May your mourning soon be overshadowed with hope and strength giving joy. Matthews reminded us, "happy are those who mourn, since they will be comforted,"- Matthews 5:3

I'm going to sing a song called dancing in the sky listen and tell me how you think I did ok

If it wasn't for Mr. Rogers. A 50 year old woman like me with a not-so-good past would have never had a chance at a good job, working for a good company, like Waffle House. What a good servant he must have been to his country, his family, his fellow man. May he rest in peace always and forever more.

RIP

Thank you, Joe for Waffle House. In Anderson, S.C., the car lot where I worked was right beside a Waffle House on N. Main St. I got accused many times of not being at the car lot but at my office in the Waffle House. Homemade strawberry pies were the best and my old boss, Judson t. minyard loved the Waffle House eggs blended in a milk shake cupGod re t your soul and thanks for your contribution to Americana. May God comfort all at this time of loss.

Offering condolences for your loss. May your fondest memories, loving support of family and friends, and the wonderful provision God made by means of His loving kindness (John 3:16) help to strengthen and console your hearts during difficult times.