On this day I was there to visit you for your birthday
RIP MOM
Kathryn

My memories of my Mother-In-Law whom I was married to her som Thomas R. Rogers was like a second mom to me. She was 3 years younger than my Mother. She was a lot like my mom in a lot of ways. In the 11 years I got to do things with her, we became very close. She would have lunch with me at my house or I would have lunch at her house. We spent many many days in town shopping at all different kinds of stores. Almost every day she would call me up & say I need to go to the store. The only thing is, she would go to the store & then need to go to another or say let's go or here. It got to the point if I ever told her, I had lots to do that day at home, it ended up all day in town everytime I would say that till it was time for my husband to be home from work. Even if I got to the point I didn't till her somehow she could sense I was wanting to get done to get home & would keep me in town all day. She loved to go eat breakfast,  or lunch while in town. To her that was her entertainment.  When my husband was home she would call us up & say let's go to dinner. Sometimes it was let's go to sonic for a milkshake. During football season on weekends it was the Broncos game with Papa Murphy's pizza with rootbeer till the end of the season. The 3 of us made several trips to Ceadar City, Utah to see my husband kids & Grandkids who he hadn't seen from 2005 to 2014 till I initiated it. I'm going to miss her so much calling me up or I calling her to go to town almost everyday for the first 7 years before going to nursing homes. May she finally have piece & be with her father in heaven. RIP mom I miss & love you.

From John Puckett,   Betty was always a good friend to  the Puckett family.  She was very talented as a seamstress, and made several pieces for my dad, Keith.  She was older than us kids, and we would stay at her house on  numerous occasions.  We called her Aunt Betty, even though now,  we know that we are cousins.  I believe her to have been a good mother to her children.   I know she will find peace and rest in the next world.  Love to all of you.  John P.

Mom adopted me when i was 4yrs old she taught me a lot she taught me how to cook,sew,crochet,knit.and many other things.The most important thing she taught me was to go to church and how families can be together forever and the importance of going to the Temple.
I will miss her but i know i will her again one day and that gives me so much peace and comfort.
Untill we meet again
Your daughter
      Kathryn

I loved Sister Rodgers.  I was blessed to be her Visiting Teacher for a few years. She was such a special lady. Her beautiful crocheting her lovely dolls dressed in fabulous crocheted outfits.  It was always nice to remember our children together. Hoping her family knows it brought me joy to be able to visit with her  
Sending you my love
Kathie McCall

OBITUARY

Betty Jean Rogers

September 1, 1935 – November 7, 2022

Callahan-Edfast Mortuary & Crematory

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