So sorry for the loss of Uncle Roger, as we all called him, with his never ending smile. He had a heart of gold and was always happy to see us. He will be missed by all. My condolences and love Jackie Rae Gira, family from North Dakota.

A family celebration of Roger's 90th birthday.  He ate like a king.

Roger and Helen taking in the beauty of the California Coast.

Roger having fun in another birthday moment.

Roger holding his first great-grandson, Gio.  Eight months old vs. 80 years young.

Roger getting ready to snap some photos of the family he loved so much.

A well deserved break after a long day of golf.

Roger's contagious smile will always be remembered.

Roger having fun while waiting for the family to saddle up.

Uncle Roger was the sweetest, most kind man you'd ever have known.  This is a picture of him with our dog. She loved him, too! She could hardly wait for Roger to sit down so she could jump up in his lap, for she knew of his warm-hearted soul. I will always remember and cherish how genuine he was in conversation, especially when he smiled.

Just an interesting memory in Roger's life... In the late 1950s, he was in the Army in Germany.  One of his fellow soldiers was Elvis Presley.  Roger thought Elvis was a great guy and very down to earth. These pictures were provided by Sue Forness, one of his nieces.  We all had similar pictures and autographs.  Enjoy!

Bill and I wish to extend our sincere condolences to Aunt Helen and family. His loss is so heartbreaking . Bill had many conversations about the Military with Uncle Roger and yes that old say," Hurry up and wait!", always came up with a laugh. We so enjoyed his visits here. Uncle Roger farmed with my Dad before he left for California.  He always had time for us kids. We loved to ride in the grain truck with him out to the field  during harvest.  We talked a lot! Mostly about silly kid stuff. So Uncle Roger taught us a game. Who could stay quiet the longest! I tried so hard to win at that game,  but I failed miserable.  Uncle Roger was such a fun and loving Uncle. He will be dearly missed.

We're sure going to miss Uncle Roger. He was so loving and kind. One of my favorite picture with him. Rest in Peace 🙏 
Pam & Carter

Remembering in 2021 when Roger came back to ND for my Dad's funeral. Here I am with my 3 of my grandsons with Uncle  Roger. Miss you so!
Sue

Such great memories of when Roger would come back to North Dakota to visit. Here the men are on the deck on the family farm on a warm summer day. Nephew George, our Dad, Alden, Uncle Roger, his brother Clyde and Carter Gylland, married to our sister Pamela.
  Love and miss you!

Remembering Roger's family. He was the baby and now the last one to pass on.  Pictured are Alden (our Dad) Pearl, Roger, Charlotte and Clyde with their parents Romie and Christ Bevre.  Love and miss you all!  
Sue, Sandy, Pamela, Perry, Jennifer and Jackie

I'm finding pictures through my Dad's slides that I had digitized.  Great photo of Roger and Helen by the Kohn Deere tractor

Remembering when Roger and Helen came to ND in 2007. It was Aber days so of course a parade and walk through the museum. Dad and Milly, Roger and Helen. So many great memories.  He will be so missed♥️

From all of us that enjoyed our time with you on the Los Prados  Golf course.  You were always down the middle and closed with
“Thanks for the game” as you shook everyone’s hand. Thank you
For your friendship and generosity. You will be missed.

Jim Starkus

Dearest Roger,
Fifty beautiful years together, but I was still hoping and praying for many more. I will always love you deeply and I will miss you for the rest of my life.
Love, Helen

All of us Boe and Bevre younger generation of nieces and nephews, spouses and children are heartbroken to learn of Uncle Roger's  passing, our only remaining uncle.  We just didn't get enough of this dear man in our lives.  We all live so far apart and that is what life brings.  But l am sure he knew in his heart how much he was loved, respected, missed and adored.  When we all were so much younger in North Dakota and in California, he was more like a big brother, being only 10 years older or so than we oldest cousins.  We have so many fond memories of our get-togethers, holidays, goofy pictures and good pictures!  Thank the dear Lord for that.  May you rest in peace and comfort, dear Uncle Roger.   We will cherish our memories forever.  Much love from your sister Charlotte's kids, Patricia, Cheryl, Victoria and Loren.

I will always remember his big smile, he was always calm, kind, and more like a big brother than an uncle.  Rest in peace, Love, Cheryl

I remember the last time we saw Uncle Roger in 2021 at his brother's (our father's) funeral.  He spent a week with us. I will cherish these memories.  We love you Uncle Roger ❤️ 😢🙏

We will sure miss our dear Uncle Roger. He always had a smile and genuinely wanted to know about what was going on in your life. This memory is from early 1960's on the farm. We always navigated toward him. Love you always♥️😢🙏
Sue Forness
Fargo, ND

OBITUARY

Roger Dale Bevre

September 6, 1934 – September 27, 2025

Palm Northwest Mortuary & Cemetery

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