Roger Glenn Foster

Roger was my closest friend from the age of 5 thru high school. We did most things together in Dennisport, Cape Cod, Winchester, Mass or at my summer home in Georgetown, Maine. There are too many memories for me to spell out but after Tufts and selling real estate on the Cape I was not too surprised that he moved to Texas. He had always idolized his uncle Bob Cox who lived in Texas. So with the real estate downturn in the Northeast I envisioned Roger and Bev moving all the children and...

My condolances to all of Roger's Family. Roger and I were best of friends all through school in Winchester. He lived just up the hill from me on Ainsworth Road. We spent a lot of time together during those years and got into boyish trouble during that time. I particularly think of Roger when he would get up early on Saturday mornings, go outside his back door and blow Revelry on his bugle. He frequantly talked about his Uncle Bob in Texas so that I wasn't surprised that he moved there....

I love and respect Roger very much for the way he has been such a great dad to his family. Being a friend of the family for many years, I will treasure the sweetness of this man always.

Roger was one of the warmest fellas - quick with a laugh and always willing to help. A fountain of information, and a wealth of knowledge, he was every realtors' friend. We will miss you Roger.

Roger Foster indeed touched many lives - he sold me my first home in The Woodlands in 1983. Roger's energy was contagious, as was his sense of humor. Roger was a generous man and a 'great colleague'.
We will miss him!

Roger will truly be missed. He was a great friend to many in The Woodlands. He and his laugh will be missed.

What a loss to The Woodlands real estate community! Roger was always willing to help anyone! He will be missed and remembered.