Roger Winslow Stone

I worked with Roger in Logistics at UTMB and we became good friends and colleagues.
I found Roger to be a quiet, kind and generous man, tolerant of all people. He also had a razor sharp wit and loved to talk about camping trips with his family members, sailing and about life in general.
He was a man with a sense of duty and always insisted upon doing the right thing.
Sometimes I would look at Roger and he would be happy and full of joy when I was not.
I found that the more I...

I did not know Roger but I know that he is a person that I would have liked to have known. As a person that truly loves sailing as well, I can only admire his dedication to maintain the safety of their crew.
Thank you Roger, you leave many behind who honor you.

I will always remember Roger as a kind and thoughtful person. His genuine smile, quiet strength and resourcefulness will be sorely missed. On behalf of Materials Management, Hospital Operations, I would like to extend our condolences to Rogers wife Linda and Children.

I met Roger and his daughter Elizabeth when we were all in the YMCA Indian Princess program. I enjoyed his stories around the campfire as well as his Salsa Dip. He will be missed.

Roger Stone will be remembered forever as a great husband, father, and in my case a great brother-in-law. I always enjoyed spending time with Roger. He always had a good story, a smile on his face, and love in his heart. I'll miss you!

To the Stone family, I am so terribly sorry for your loss. I spent 4 1/2 years at TAMUG, and though I did not personally know him, he was an Aggie, and therefore a great man! He will be greatly missed and my prayers are with you! Gig 'em!

Iwork in the warehuose with Roder
he was a good person he would help people when they needed it my prayers are with you

Our prayers and Love goes to Roger's Family in time of their bereavement. Therrell worked with Roger and was very appreciative to him for all that he's done during their tenure together in Logistics. May God continue to give you strength.

Roger was a great co-worker and vanpool driver. He and I had many an opportunity to share thoughts and stories driving to and from work on the van each day. His patience, kindness, smile, wit, and humor, will be missed. My thoughts and sincerest prayers go out to his wife and children during their time of grief and mourning.