Dec 6, 1951 - Jun 22, 2024December 6, 1951 - June 22, 2024
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Germany
Tucson, AZ
Harry had a love for music and was an amazing guitar player. He could hear a song on the radio, a follow along playing, like nothing.
Harry and his late wife(Carol-Hicks Rogers) enjoyed their yearly anniversary date at a local Chinese food restaurant. He loved his small York peppermint pattys. He had a love for strawberry milkshakes. The last year, he was introduced to Tiramisu and loved it. As well as tres leches cake.
He was a musician and enjoyed so much music. The Beatles, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Scorpions, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and blues music. If there was an amazing guitarist, he enjoyed them. He attended hundreds of concerts during his time.
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Harry was a forever fan of boxing. But also watched just about every UFC fight, every month. He enjoyed watching The U of A play football and basketball.
Harry Henry Rogers, born on December 6, 1951, in Germany, passed away on June 22, 2024, in Tucson, AZ. Harry was a talented and passionate guitar player. His love for music was evident as he could effortlessly play along to any song he heard on the radio.
In his free time, Harry enjoyed indulging in his favorite foods. He and his late wife, Carol Hicks Rogers, would celebrate their yearly anniversary at a local Chinese food restaurant. Harry had a fondness for small York peppermint patties and strawberry milkshakes. In his later years, he discovered and developed a love for Tiramisu and tres leches cake.
Harry's taste in music was diverse, and he cherished various bands and artists. From The Beatles to The Doors, Led Zeppelin to Scorpions, Joe Satriani to Steve Vai, and blues music, he appreciated the artistry of amazing guitarists. Attending hundreds of concerts throughout his lifetime, music was always a source of joy and inspiration for Harry.
A dedicated sports enthusiast, Harry was a lifelong fan of boxing, closely following every match. He also avidly watched UFC fights every month. In addition, he took pleasure in supporting the University of Arizona's football and basketball teams.
Harry's life motto was "One day at a time." He was known for his intelligence, drive, and quiet demeanor. Always willing to lend a helping hand, Harry was a kind and generous individual.
Harry Henry Rogers will be fondly remembered and deeply missed by his loved ones and all those whose lives he touched. May he rest in peace.
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Germany
Tucson, AZ