Contributions to the tribute of Roger F. Marino

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Wayne Messner posted a condolence

Friday, February 8, 2019

Sorry this is so late, but Jan & I just learned the news of Roger’s passing. He was a dear friend, team player & fraternity brother. Our hearts go out to you Mary Jane & the entire Marino family.

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Donna (Meekins) & Dave Rees posted a condolence

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Dear Mary Jane, Lee Anne, Marla, Kerry and all your extended family, We are so sorry to hear of Roger's passing. He and my dad went way back; Pepsi, softball and 3M Construction. I am glad to have known Roger and I know that he was very kind to my husband, Dave, when we moved here from London and Dave worked for 3M knowing NOTHING about construction. I don't know if it made Roger and Charlie as nuts as it made my dad, but Dave learned a lot from all three of them. May Roger rest in peace and may you all find comfort in the memories that you have and that you will always be able to share with each other. "To live in hearts we leave behind, is not to die" God Bless, Donna & Dave

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Charles Muller posted a condolence

Monday, September 21, 2015

I have the fondest memories of Roger, my Dad’s friend and colleague throughout my youth. He was invariably kind to my brother and I; always inquiring about our sports teams, school and life. He never talked down to us and we always called him Roger, not Mr. Marino, but Roger which made us feel incredibly grown up. I remember his cool Le Mans sports car and his generosity. I remember leaving my baseball glove out in the rain the night before a little league game and being bereft that I wouldn’t be able to play. Roger came racing over to my house with an old glove of his, a lefty saving the day for another lefty. I still have the glove and I treasure it, because of the gesture which meant the world to a kid and due to the fact that my Dad said Roger was the best softball player he ever saw. Roger we will miss you. May God bless you. Charles Muller, Jr.

Roger F. Marino

1935 - 2015

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