TITLE:  Bill Rogers

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier, July 14, 2001

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, July 2001

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MANNING - Bill Rogers, 75, of Manning, died Sunday, July 8, 2001, 
after an illness.Graveside memorial services will be held Saturday, 
July 14, 2001, at 1 p.m., in the Manning Cemetery, conducted by Rev. 
Ron Petit of the Manning United Methodist Church and Rev. Tim Rogers 
of Trinity United Methodist Church in Darlington.Mr. Rogers was born 
in Chesterfield County. He was the son of the late Joseph O. Rogers, 
Sr., and Lila McDonald Rogers.Mr. Rogers, formerly of Charleston, was 
a retired finance company executive. He was also at one time the owner 
and operator of W.R. Marine Construction Company at Santee. He was a 
U.S. Navy veteran and attended Appalachian State College and the 
Citadel. Mr. Rogers was a member of Manning United Methodist Church 
where he was active and past President of the Men's Bible Class.
Survivors include his children, Billy Sherrard, Karen (Greg) Croft, 
Kathi (Gary) Hall, Robin Rogers, Michael Dale Rogers, and Mark Anthony 
Rogers.Memorials may be made to the Men's Bible Class of Manning United
Methodist Church, P.O. Box 68, Manning, S.C. 29102.KISTLER-HARDEE 
FUNERAL HOME OF DARLINGTON and STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME OF MANNING are 
directing services.  (The Post and Courier July 14, 2001)
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