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Roger F. Wilson

Lebanon, New Hampshire

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ENFIELD -- Roger Frazer Wilson, 77, died July 3, 2010, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Hanover.

He was born Dec. 27, 1932, in Rochester, to James and Freda (Libby) Wilson. As a child, he lived in Lincoln, where he graduated from Lincoln High School in 1951. He spent the...

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I had the honor to teach with this sweet and gentle and lovely man for one year. I was a beginning teacher, and he helped me so much. Rest in Peace, my friend.

Dear Judy, Eric, Jonathan, and Valerie, we were so sorry to hear about your loss. We will keep Roger, as well as all of you in our prayers. He was a wonderful man and you are all a great tribute to him as a husband, father and grandfather.

All our love, Karen, Tommy, Thomas, Shannon and John Curtin

As one of the 'Riverdale' neighborhood kids, I always looked forward to whatever next adventure Roger would suggest we all do! Hiking Cardigan Mt. with as many of us as he could fit in the car was a favorite of mine. He taught us all how to have fun 'cause as my mom always said, "he's just a BIG KID!" I was so fortunate to grow up with Roger as my neighbor. Judy, Eric, Jon, & Val, I want you to know how truly saddened I was to hear of his passing, but I will never forget how much fun my...

Judy, Eric, Jonathan, and Valerie, I am very sorry for your loss. I will always remember Roger's sense of humor and his smile. I am sorry I could not attend his funeral.

To Aunt Judy and Cousins Eric, Jonathan & Val,
We are very sorry to hear of Uncle Roger's sudden passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Cailin & Mark Delaney xo

Judy and Family, My heart is saddened by your loss. Roger will be remembered as a good family man with a wonderful sense of humor and ardent political views(similar to mine) He touched so many lives in his career like ripples in the lake when a stone is tossed. Now his influence will be felt in another way-heavenly! My prayers are with you all during this time. Cath

I had Mr. Wilson for history in 7th Grade and also as a KSC Alumni I would see Mr. Wilson on the streets teaching Driver Ed year round. I always enjoyed saying hello to him and talking and I, along with his former students will miss him.

"Hands on TEN and TWO, aim high in steering, and always leave yourself an out!" Words that I first heard 29 years ago while in Mr. Wilson's drivers education class. What a tremendous person, father, husband and grandfather Rog was. He was a special person who cared deeply about his family and friends, and was always at the ready with a hearty laugh and endless encouragement. You will be missed, Mr. Wilson, but the legacy you left will live on through your children and theirs, and will...

Judy, We will always remember Upper Baker Pond and such wonderful friendship. We have Florida family in town and do not think we will be able to attend the services. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you and your family. Love Carole and Tom