Larry C. Rogers
March 3, 1948 ~ February 24, 2024
Born in:
Alamosa, Colorado
Resided in:
Pueblo, Colorado
Larry C. Rogers, 75, passed away Feb. 24, 2024. Memorial Mass, 9 a.m. Friday, March 1, at St. Pius X Church, 3130 Morris Ave. Online condolences, www.MontgomerySteward.com
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He had just offered to help my cousin with money for my aunt’s services and told me how close the family was when they were younger. At the same time he was struggling with his own health issues. Who would’ve guessed? It’s always heart wrenching to lose the good ones, and Larry was a great one.
Larry was such a good man, teacher, and husband. He had an exceptional sense of humor.
My thoughts and prayer are with Kathleen and his family.
May he rest in peace. 🕊️
Kathleen,
You and your family are in our prayers. Larry was a wonderful person and certainly an advocate for us- keeping everyone on their feet!!
So very so sorry to learn of Larry’s passing. I hope your happy memories will give you comfort during this difficult time.
Larry was my neighbor for the past 20 years. He was always there for me – whether to pet sit or help me with something around the house or yard. I will always remember hearing him walking the dogs in the morning and greeting neighbors. His cheerfulness was infectious and he will be greatly missed.
Larry was a very good softball coach. He always had a winning team. I had the pleasure of going to school with Larry at Corwin Middle School. He loved to run. He was great with the kids. I also had the pleasure of umpiring his games. May He Rest In Peace.
We will miss Larry. A man of great faith. Always ready to help those in need. We know you will enter heaven joyfully. He will be missed.
Kathleen sending our love to you and family.
So many memories of running miles with Larry aka Slab! He was such an inspiration to our cross country team. Prayers and hugs to his family
Fellow referee but in the Denver metro area. Never had the opportunity to work with Larry but I am always saddened when we lose one of our own. He will be in my thoughts and prayers as will his family. Rest in peace.
All three of my kids had Larry as their P.E. teacher at Franklin Elementary school. He dearly loved the kids and went above and beyond working with the parents and the children. He will be missed
We will miss Larry and cherish all of the memories and kindness throughout the years.
We will miss this wonderful guy. He filled the room with joy and lots of energy. We will pray for his family and our congregation as we say “so long for now,” on this journey to eternity. RIP, my Friend.
A great person and teacher. He cared. Will miss him walking the dogs everyday by our house.
Words can not express the loss and heavy hearts you all are feeling. Larry was always so cheerful and such a positive person. I have no doubt he touched many lives and he will be missed. I will surely miss his joyful greetings at Mass. Prayers for you and your family.