Photo courtesy of Mercadante Funeral Home & Chapel - Worcester
Worcester, Massachusetts
Feb 2, 1943 – Jul 18, 2019
Roger N. Livingston, 76 of Worcester, died Thursday, July 18, 2019 at UMass University Medical Center from complications of a heart attack.
He is survived by his partner and best friend, Sally Mitchell; two sons, Thomas Livingston of Webster and his wife Kim; Mark Livingston of Coventry,...
Read MoreMet Roger at many NEIYA Event but not lucky enough to sail the ice with him. But maybe I did, not knowing his boat/sail number. He was the most pleasant person where ever he was. I will miss him!
Ed Edwards
August 10, 2019 | Stoughton, MA | Friend
Sally, I'm so very sorry to hear about Roger. It was wonderful sailing with the two of you back during the 2010 Rendezvous here in Connecticut, and I enjoyed keeping in touch with him through the years. I'll miss our occasional chats and hearing about the two of you sailing #4096 "Ghost". On behalf of the Mariner Class Association, please accept my most sincere condolences.
Nate Bayreuther
July 25, 2019 | Northford, CT | Friend
In loving memory of a wonderful father in law. Our Christmas Eve won't be the same without you. We will always remember you.
Kimberly Livingston
July 24, 2019 | Webster, MA | Family
I will always remember Roger for helping me out when I showed up at Webster lake with a old ,old DN that I picked up in Maryland. this was a start of a great friendship Roger helped me build a new DN the following summer and was always eager to help with whatever I needed I will always remember his great smile.
Sail On Roger!!!
Bill Sheffield
July 22, 2019 | Worcester, MA
Roger would be proud of whoever wrote his Obi. Perfect good bye for a perfect friend and fello sailor!!!!..I dont think there will ever be a day that I dont think of Rog.....Until we meet again keep an eye out for all of us who love you..Rest and get ready for I heard the ice in heaven is always Black Thick and Smooth....See ya then .....
Billy Bluefeather
Billy Bluefeather
July 22, 2019 | Southbridge, MA | Brother
Roger was a very thoughtful, considerate, and generous gentleman who was most likely liked, if not loved by anyone who knew him. He possessed a humble personality, but was always friendly and outgoing not only with his friends, but also with people he had recently met.
Roger must have authored a book called, How to as he was a wealth of knowledge, not only about sailing & ice boating, and he was always more then willing to share some of that expertise, and be helpful in solving various...
Henry ( Hank) & Donna Strok
July 22, 2019 | Franklin, MA | Friend
Sally,
My heart is with you.
Myra Fortugno
July 22, 2019 | Friend
Remembering great days on the ice with him. My wife still sails one of his DNS.
Charlie Silfvenius
July 21, 2019 | Wolfeboro, NH | Friend
July 18 2019, A very sad day, I have known Roger for many years he was one of W. S. A' MOST VALUABLE ASSETS, always greeting old and new members with a smile, always there to help, teach, and promote sailing when asked to help, he did not know how to say no, even when he was busy with his own boats.
Roger was a pillar of the small boat sailing communiy and the Webster Sailing Assoc.,always there for the spring and fall work parties and involved in most committee meetings ready to...
norman cloutier
July 21, 2019 | Sturbridge, MA | Friend