Birth date: Jan 10, 1934 Death date: Oct 22, 2019
Roger Allyn Carroll, born the son of Farley and Bertha Mae (Shaw) Carroll on January 1, 1934. Died October 22, 2019. Roger graduated from Winona State College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business. He then went to work for Lincoln Read Obituary
Dear Shane and Tim,
So very sorry for your loss. Even though we know Roger is in a better place, he will be missed; most of all by you.
Roger took such loving care of Marie. Now they are together again. We will always miss seeing them at First Presbyterian Church. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. With love, Ann and Albert Poche
Shane,Tim and family
My prayers are with you all on the loss of Roger, he will again be with his beautiful loving wife Marie.
7 months since you lost your Mother
This is very sad and hard for you but remember the strength Marie had.
Working with Marie for 10 plus years it was always Rog and Marie love and prayers to you all. 🤗
I was so sorry to hear of Roger's passing. He has been a dear friend since we joined Christ The King Lutheran Church 30 years ago. He and Marie were among the first to make that Church our home. Roger is also responsible for my career a Thrivent Financial for which I will always be grateful. When we first became Lutherans, Roger was working for Thrivent, then called Lutheran Brotherhood, and met with Susan and I to discuss our finances which at that time were a mess. He became our financial advisor and really helped us. A few years later I was able to join that great organization and I am so thankful to him for what turned out to be a great calling. By that time Rog had moved on to something else and eventually he and Marie became my clients which allowed us to maintain our relationship even after they moved away. I will always treasure that friendship.
Shane and Tim, please remember I am here for you and will help you through this in any way I can but also remember your Mom and Dad are together again happily with their savior, Jesus Christ.
Roger you will be sorely missed. I knew you and Marie from First Presbyterian Church. It is obvious you lived a good life and did much for your community. Prayers for the family.
