ROGER L. GOODSON

A bright light that continues to illuminate. Blessed.

Dear Cousins,

I recently went online to look up Cousin Thomas's obit for my family tree. It was so sad to hear that I never got to meet his brother Roger. When I was in college in Connecticut, Cousin Thomas would have me over for dinner from time to time. My father Gassaway Lewis was very fond of you all and I hope to meet some of my folks in Connecticut.

On behalf of the Lewis and Bacote Family, my sincere condolences and prayers to you all.

Daniel R.G....

Dear Mrs. Goodson,
I am sorry to hear the news of the passing of your husband. I have many fond memories as a teenager with both of you and how kind you both were to me. Please extend my condolences to Roger and Steve. Be well and loving thoughts are with you.

Love,
Pamela Cope

To Steve and the whole family. My heart goes out to you. Steve you were there when my dad died, I wasn't. I will never forget your actions and caring. My thoughts are with you.

Mr Goodson Was A Tremendous Athlete And A Better Gentleman!
May His Family Find Peace At This Difficult Time.
Kevin F. Flaherty
Seymour

To Mr. Goodson's family: What a remarkable man! Roger realized he was blessed with many gifts. He inspired, led, encouraged, fostered and embraced a singular mission of Grace. Utilize one's talents, he would say. How? (He would ask). "By sharing your gifts. Aspire to maximize every blessed moment witnessed by your very presence." A fitting motto of service. Roger lived it. My sympathy to his family on the passing of a great man.
Sincerely,

I remember Mr. Goodson from when all our fathers worked at the reformatory and we lived on Jarvis Street. Such a good man! My sympathies to the entire family. I hope he gets to see my father in heaven now too.

so long roger you and mike are now in gods country George jordanides