Roger Russell

I still think of Roger and other friends that I've lost.

I rushed to the accident because my daughter told me of the incident, and I rushed over and saw Roger. I do not know why i rushed there, but i did. Roger and I worked and talked together many times coordinating the LMYA programs. When i told him something strange he would say, Good Gravy or Holly Christmas, but would never "swear". I think Roger was someone I tried to be like. Sorry for your loss, but your generosity for sharing Roger was huge. Kendall

I only know Roger from his websites, online content, and the equipment he designed. I found his webpages while researching my audio gear. His writing about the gear was at once personal, and very informative and scientific. I could not stop reading and have read his content many times over. He truly left the world a better place. My condolences to his Family and the friends that had the pleasure of knowing him. Thanks Roger Russell.

Sending you love and prayers. So sorry for this tragic loss.

Roger and my work go back almost 50 years now. We both started at Bechtel Power Corp. in the early 70's in cost and scheduling for power plants mainly nuclear power plants. When I started, he was already out at Arkansas nuclear power plant working. Shortly thereafter I ended up at Palisades nuclear power plant in Michigan. After a few years we both ended up back in San Francisco supporting various plants under construction or proposed plants. The new power plant construction business wound...

Here is what I remember about Rodger: He was smart. Way beyond just an ivory tower kind of smart. He was an engineer´s engineer. Rodger was practical, applied, real world smart. Car smart, electricity smart, and nuclear power plant smart. He was curious and interested in everything. He was a family man in the truest sense. When a marriage runs over fifty years, which is never without challenges, this says a lot about Suzie and Rodger. The evidence of their character is reflected in...

One more photo from the 70's. I will alway remember those good times together. Glenn