Richard Rogers Obituary

Name: Funeral service
Start: 2021-08-14T18:00:00
End: 2021-08-14T18:00:00
Location: Williams Warrensburg Chapel

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Richard Rogers of Knob Noster, Missouri, born in Warrensburg, Missouri, who passed away on August 8, 2021, at the age of 49, leaving to mourn family and friends. Family and friends can send flowers and/or light a candle as a loving gesture for their loved one. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Richard Rogers to show support.

He was predeceased by: his mother Carol Calhoon; his stepparents, Jesse Calhoon and JoAnn Calhoon; and his niece Chelsea Messina. He is survived by: his former spouses, Shana McCarter and Gretchen Bentley; his fiancée Vanessa McCrory of Knob Noster, MO; his children, Kayla McCarter-Rogers (Eric) of Alhambra, CA, Samantha Meier of Belton, MO, Rachel Rogers of Centerview, MO, Carolyn Rogers of Centerview, MO, Emma Jayne of Springfield, MO, Richard Kerksiek of Knob Noster, MO, Tommy Dressler, Tyler Harlan of Taneyville, MO, Kenny Meierer of Lexington, MO and Brayson Rogers of DeSoto, KS; his stepchildren, Kelsey Templeton (C. J.) of Warrensburg, MO, Klayton Leary of DeSoto, KS and Kim Rehbock; and his siblings, Jimmy Johnson (Lonnie) of Centerview, MO, Dorothy Todd (Chuck) of Warrensburg, MO and Scarlett Calhoon-Brown of Warrensburg. He is also survived by nieces and nephews.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Williams Funeral Chapel

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September 28, 2021

Carolyn Rogers wrote a sympathy message

“I really miss you dad. I remember the times I woke up early in the morning to work on the vehicles with you. The last thing we worked on was the truck you promised to lend over to me. I promise you dad I will take good care of that truck. I will fix it just the way you wanted it to be fixed. The last fun thing we did was go to a mud run. I still look at the funny video I made and remember running out to the truck because it starting pouring outside. There are so many memories that I can't let go”

September 28, 2021

Carolyn Rogers wrote a sympathy message

“I know you would be so proud of me for how I am doing in school and me going to my first high school dance. You were so proud of me when I told you I was going into votec so I could become a certified mechanic. He was a very wonderful and happy person. I know we all miss him, but we will find a way to push through. We all can do it. I miss you dad. Love you. We all love you very much. I know some day I will see you again. Love you dad. Roll on up in heaven for me and the family. This is for you dad. My last one that I never got to say to you before you passed. Goodbye daughter. I miss you so much and I have never felt a pain so bad in my heart and grieved so bad until that day. I know your not here with me, But I know you will see this. You will always be in my heart dad. I love you and miss you so much. Rest in peace Dad.❤😢 One more thing. I remember when the faucet in the kitchen had cold water on the right and hot water on the left. You looked at me and said, "shall we" and I said yes. And we wasted 10 minutes fixing the faucet you and your colorful wrench set and another 10 minutes checking the other faucets in the house. I remember when I would sing in my room and you would be at my door clapping and proud of me. The last football game you went to was me marching on a football field. I remember me having 10 dollars. And I said I was going to go get myself food at the concession stands when I got done performing during half time. And you told me that you were taking care of that for me. I didn't ask you to give me an extra 20 dollars for food and drinks at the game, but you did anyways. You were the person that was not only my father, but my friend too. You taught me so much dad and I think you for that. I wish you were still here to see me become successful. Losing you was the hardest thing that I have ever gone through. And I am pretty sure it is the same way with the rest of the family. We all love you and care about you so much dad. It just hurts to see you go at such a young age. You will be in all of are hearts daddy. We all love you. One last thing before I end this message. "Hey Padre". I love you. I said that to you all the time. Rest in peace daddy and roll on”