Dr. Roger Dean Sebert

While I cannot run anymore, I bike every other day, thinking of Roger's drive and humor. There is not a week that goes by I dont have a thought of him. He is missed as a friend and runner..

I am so sorry for for your loss! Roger was a beloved friend of mine and running partner during my years in Visalia. He delivered both my children, talking about the Sacramento marathon that was going on as he delivered my son by way of C-section. ☺ I have many memories of running with him at Rocky Hill, canals, etc. He had a big heart! I am grateful to have know him as a friend and Dr.

I didn't get the running gene (head down in shame). I am a lot like you though, dad. I too walk to the tune of my own drum (probably one of your old ones). Although I miss you, your thread is sewn throughout my whole being (both the good and the bad) that you will always be with me and I do feel your presence every day. Thank you for being my dad and for being such a blessing and positive influence to those around you. Keep Jesus on his toes till I get there!

My condolences and prayers go out to his family. Roger was a unique and giving person. I ran my first marathon with Roger and that in itself was a great and interesting experience. Your sense of humor and devotion will be missed!

I was so sad to hear of Dr. Sebert's passing. He was the best doctor who went over and beyond his call of duty. He cared about his patients and made personal phone calls to let you know test results or to check in. Even when retired, I was able to get his professional advice. I was lucky to have had him as my doctor.

Sandra Vartanian

Like so many other women/mothers in Visalia, Dr. Sebert delivered two of my three children. He was a wonderful Dr. and then a family friend as we shared running in common having participated in Relay for Life many years, the Visalia Runners Flume Run, Thanksgiving Race Against Hunger and other events. He will be truly missed. Deana Coburn

Sad day for all of his friends, patients and family. Roger delivered our 4 children. Several times he was the last one in the delivery room, rushing in from a wrestling tournament. We'd always run into him at St. Mary's Church on Sundays, where he would constantly prod me to start running. I finally gave in and enjoyed several years or running with/behind him and his cohorts. I remember a few party's at his home where he'd break out the karaoke machine and we'd all sing off key for several...

I always enjoyed starting my running with Roger and his group. I had the pleasure of running my 1st marathon with Roger ,at least the first 15 miles before he decided to run to his full potential. I will miss your humor and insight that was all yours , Happy Trails my friend.