Roger Hippsley

My deepest sympathy to Rogers family.

I was a class mate of Rosemary at Lake Erie College in Painesville. Oh.

To the Hippsley Family,My husband and I were so very sad to hear of your Father's passing.Helen Butler was my Aunt.That is how we met Roger.On one of our trips to SugarCreek to visit her.It started with a Hersheys kiss."The Kiss Man" he was.It developed into a dear friendship and many more visits and dinners with him and my Aunt Helen.We enjoyed coming into town and visiting at least once a month and having conversations about anything and listening to stories.Roger will be missed,and he...

The very first time I met Roger, he asked if he could give me a kiss. I was a little taken aback but said "Sure". He pulled out a Hershey Kiss and handed it to me, and then pulled out a little black book where he kept track of all the ladies he gave kisses to - at that moment, he was a forever friend. He was a dedicated volunteer for United Way Wayne and Holmes - helping us invest contributions and helping with messaging. He told me that he was involved with the United Way in Cleveland in...

Heather, Cathy and Hadden, Our deepest sympathy to you! "The Jolly Roger" was a dear friend. We have so many memories of getting together with your mom and dad here in Cleveland. And then we loved traveling down to Walnut Creek to have lunch with Roger and Helen....so many laughs! Roger will be greatly missed. Karen Young Roger was the single best friend I ever had in business. I owe a lot of career success to his good counsel. And a lot of laughs along the way, too. He was the only...