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Portrait of Frances Delane Rogers
In loving memory of

Frances Delane Rogers

May 29, 1952 – August 28, 2024
Lived 72 years
Life story

Frances was born Thursday, May 29, 1952, in Dunns, West Virginia to the late Elzie E. Cox and Goldie Sneed Cox. She was a true coal miner's daughter; she grew up in Michigan in her childhood years until she moved to Florida, this is where she met the love of her life John. They were married in Florida and traveled to many states and counties together. While John was in active service she settled down in Salem, Virginia.

Frances enjoyed traveling the world and cherishing moments with her family. She loved telling and exchanging stories, dedicating all her time to caring for her loved ones.

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1952
Born May 29
1958
Frances was 6 when the Hula Hoop craze swept the country
1964
Frances was 12 when President Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act
1971
Frances was 19 when Walt Disney World opened in Florida
1974
Married John Thomas Rogers III
1982
Frances was 30 when Michael Jackson released "Thriller"
1998
Frances was 46 when Google was founded
2001
Frances was 49 when Apple introduced the iPod
2017
Frances was 65 when "Fortnite" became a video game phenomenon
2022
Frances was 70 when Queen Elizabeth II died after 70 years on the throne
2024
Passed away August 28, age 72
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