John Paul Rogers

I was sorry to hear of Jack's passing. Great memories of driving around Belize with Donna in the jeep. Safe travels to the other side.

I staffed Jack Rogers when he was The Greater Chamber's Water Committee Chairman. It was a busy time. We were trying to work out groundwater rights which pitted rural vs urban interests in the Edwards Aquifer. We were all scratching our heads wondering what the Legislature was going to do with us. One day Jack says "well I can call somebody I know in House. He might be helpful." Expecting to be given the name of a backbencher, Jack names the chairman of the Texas House Water Committee! We got our point to the chair in short order. That was Jack Rogers I soon learned. So unassuming, willing to do what he could without any expectation of his ability to influence - in a significant way - public policy that would have a lasting effect on San Antonio's economy and quality of life.


My condolences on your loss.

Dear Jack,
Thank you for giving me the most wonderful son that I could have ever hoped for. The bond that we have always shared is the mutual and unconditional love that we have for our beautiful son, John, Jr.
Rest in peace.

Sorry to hear of Jack's passing. He will be missed!!

Dear John (now known as JP!) and Donna and family. I was sorry to read of Jack's passing but wonderful to read the colorful stories. My memories are always of your Christmas tradition of bringing dried corn around to feed the reindeers on Christmas Eve. Peter and Paul always eagerly awaited your arrival each holiday and we still talk about it every Christmas! May God bless you as you celebrate a life well lived.

My condolences to the family. I met Jack in the late 70's thru the title business. In the early 90"s I got involved with the Valero AlamoBowl, thanks to Jack. He was an enthusiastic supporter of business and SA and a great friend. RIP, Jack.

I had the pleasure of being associated with Jack through Frost Bank at the Liberty branch on Blanco Rd.
He became both a professional and personal friend that I remember always going beyond what was expected.
His contagious smile lighted up whatever group he participated. Phil Norman

I grew up going to Jack Rogers ranch with my dad every year. It was the only ranch we went to and I have many fond memories there. Hunting, horseshoes, food and lots of laughter! At night I remember the snoring bear noises coming from Mr Rogers bunk! He was a great friend to my Dad and became a friend to me. Thanks for making so many of my best memories Jack, you will be missed, LD

John and Donna, we were saddened to hear about John's passing. Our thoughts are with you and your families.

Our sympathy to you, Donna and Jack Jr., and to his loved ones. He was always so energetic and full of life. Jennie Hampton

Dear Donna and J.P. You are in my thoughts in prayers. I hope that your many good memories of Jack provide you some peace and comfort in the times ahead. Big Hugs, Allan Smith

I had the privilege of closing real estate transactions with Jack for many years (1976 - 2017). He was always a pleasure to work with, and he always had a smile. My deepest sympathy to Jack's family.

To dear Jack, who married my best friend, Donna Burkett. I was in your wedding. You will be deeply missed by your son, john Paul, who adored you.
I will miss visiting you and hearing your many interesting stories,in the Lone Star state.You are deeply mourned by Donna, John Paul and your many pals, of whom I am one.we will all see each other someday, in heaven.
Please go see my beloved Nicolò, as you wait for Donna and I to join you. Life is so very short.

This is so beautiful. What a lovely man.
Cindy Callins

God bless you Donna, Connie, Steve and Janet. After 55 years of friendship with Jack and your family, it feels as I've also lost a family member. Rest In Peace Jolly Jack.

My Condolences to the Family

RIP, amigo. You are in our thoughts. I'm laughing through the tears about our 56 years of share (mis)adventures. I think my investment in your title company was the only time I have ever actually made money helping out a friend. Hasta la proxima.

-Michael and Helen Gabour
Port Douglas, Oz

Jack was always busy helping out at TLTA events and always seemed to be having fun too. Rest in Peace.

Jack was a friend in High School in Texarkana and at UT in Austin. Over the years we occasionally drifted apart but we always renewed the friendship. I don't think I ever saw him angry nor ever speak ill of anyone. He will be and in fact is already missed by his many friends not only in Texas but as far away as Australia.

Jack was a true professional and Always HAPPY. He will be missed by all.
Sincere condolences to the family
Steven J. Honigblum

You will be surely missed. Rest peacefully.

Those we love can never be more than a thought apart, for as long as there is memory, they'll live on in the heart. Thank you for all the great memories. Donna and JP my prayers are with you. Doreen

A great man and best friend for almost 20 years. He was always there for me. I truly will miss my Jack.

Jack was an amazing man and someone who I immediately looked to for advice when I joined the Valero Alamobowl board. He always had a big smile on his face and told the best stories of his time on the board. He was a man who inspired me to enjoy every minute of life and I will miss him very much.

We will miss you, you were a kind and generous person. We need more like you in this world.

Will miss you Buddy. We had many good times together. Rest in peace my friend.
Charles & Nona Hoyer

I am not sure there would be an Alliant National Title Insurance Co. without Jack's "all in" encouragement and willingness to invest in a start-up operation. He was a great partner, friend and Agent. Jack's experience was so important to us as we started the business. He was such a genuine, insightful and hilarious person to seek advice from or hang out with. Dinner never really sat too well when dining with Jack - we were laughing too hard to digest! We will miss you Jack!