Roger Thomas Loschen

Pat, heartfelt condolences to you and your sons.
In addition to talking about our shared love of Lake Forest Park and our belief in public service, Roger and I had many lively political conversations. I especially treasure our talks on Saturday mornings at "Democracy Corner," as we joined other members of Lake Forest Park for Peace in the belief our public presence would aid the causes of peace and justice. We will all miss Roger.

Jean Thomas

Pat, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss, and missing the Memorial Service. Just found out today the sad news. I enjoyed getting to know both of you through Boy Scouts at LFP church. Both of you were postive people, always a smile on your face.
My thoughts, and prayers will be with you for strength during this difficult time.
Lorraine Bjorklund

I was so sorry to hear of Roger's passing. He was on the committee of citizens who recently installed a Peace Pole at the corner of Bothell Way and Ballinger near Lake Forest Park's "speakers' corner". I'll think of him every time I see it

It is only fitting that I add my deepest sympathy to the family of one of the finest men I have ever known. It is in every corner of his life and every meeting he ever had with another human being that one found the generosity of spirit and intellegence that framed his entire being. He taught us all a little more about what we already thought we knew and really needed his type of character to sharpen our beliefs. I will truly miss my involvement with him on the King County Boundary Review...

My deepest sympathies to you Pat and all the family. I have many happy memories of Roger from our 24 years as neighbors. You are the best neighbors we ever had.

I knew Mr. Loschen primarily through the stories Matt has told about his Dad . I admire his service to his country and his community, as well as his devotion to his family and his beloved wife. He will truly be missed. My heart goes out to the entire Loschen family.