February 8, 1954 – July 15, 2023
Roger Allen Carver, 69, passed away Saturday, July 15th, at Franklin Woods Hospital with his family by his side. His biggest joy in life was taking care of others and his favorite thing to do was spend time with his grandkids and his sweet dog, Buddi.
In addition to his parents, Roger was preceded in death by two brothers; Benny Carver and Reece Carver and by his loving wife (just 10 months earlier); Janet Carver.
Those left to cherish his memory include one daughter, Kristy Vest, 2 grandkids, Ashton Vest and Lillie Vest, one brother, Terry Carver, one sister, Sandy Reed, lots of very special sister and brothers-in-law and lots of special nieces and nephews. They all meant so much to Roger.
The family would like to thank Franklin Woods Hospital for taking such good care of Roger during the last 10 days of his life.
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Randall Hughes
July 14, 2024
We were the same age and next door neighbors in the mid 60s. We were in the same class in Keystone Elementary. He was a good friend.
Scott Glover
February 6, 2024
We work together at Toyota back in the early 1992 miss you brother he so fun to work with
Scott Glover
February 6, 2024
Roger was a great guy to work with I will miss
Randy Hughes
July 22, 2023
I remember him in Keystone. We were next door neighbors. My condolences for your loss.
Cox
July 22, 2023
Remember him as a kid and fun times we had. God bless his family and all, with prayers Robert and Donna Coc
Randy Hughes
July 22, 2023
I'm sorry for your loss of Roger. We lived next door to each other in Keystone.
Kathy Carver
July 21, 2023
My heart goes out to you for the loss of your dad. Your dad was a very special person, and was loved by everyone. I know how much they ment to you. I will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Misty Stone
July 21, 2023
Roger will forever be in our hearts. We loved him and Jan.
Misty Stone and family
Kay and Sammy Combs
July 21, 2023
Roger you will be missed. You and your family were such good neighbors. Rest in Peace
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