Roger S. Kelly

To my Aunt and Cousins and extended family, my sincere sympathy, he was a wonderful man! He never forgot holidays and special days. He wrote the most beautiful card after losing my twin brother last year and my oldest, eight months later. Roger often wrote of his family and Culinary family. He was a man of few words, but I know he showed his heartfelt love of family and his passion for the Culinary World! I find solace that my brother's and cousin passed in their sleep, they had been...

To all of the wonderful,faithful friends who knew and or worked with Roger S. Kelly, CEC:

Our family was overwhelmed by all of the kind words and attendance at the Memorial Service. Thank-you for the lavish, tasty spread of refreshments.This was a wonderful tribute to Roger and the spirit of the brotherhood of the Culinary World.

Gratefully,
The Kelly Family

I have worked with Roger for over 17 years and always admired his great work ethic. No matter what was going on he always kept a positive and upbeat attitude and made sure the customer was always happy. He spoke often of his family and his love for them. He will be missed.

I have known Roger for over 35 years . He was always there as a friend and a volunteer for any of the many Chefs events over all of those years . He was the Rock of The DVCA and was someone you could count on no matter what . Roger, true Professional Chef ! Also as a side note he never missed sending a Christmas card ! God Bless You my friend

I ve known Roger since I first started cooking . Our paths always seemed to cross in different kitchens over the years. He was a great chef and a good friend. He is a great loss to the Chef community. He will be missed. My condolences to his family on their loss.

We will miss Rodger deeply. He was a great colleague, friend and chef. Our deepest condolences to the family. Garry and Holly Waldie

I am so saddened by this loss. Mr. Roger was the nicest man and I am going to miss him very much. You never know when someone can touch your life but his pleasant demeanor allowed my visits to the PCOM cafeteria more delightful and less aggravating :-). He will always be remembered as a kind and caring person. I am sorry for your family and pray you find peace.

Marsha Williams-Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine