Wife of Bill D. Rogers (1926-2010), DK2, US Navy.
Claudia was born September 11, 1922 in McPherson Co., SD, the daughter of Henry F. and Elizabeth (Kallenberg) Aman.
Claudia married Chet P. Schneider and they made their home in Roscoe, SD, where they raised their three daughters. After the girls were all married, Claudia and Chet moved to Beresford, SD. They then moved to the Denver, Colorado area where their daughters Dixie and Rocky and families were living. Chet passed away in 1984.
Claudia later married Bill D. Rogers. He passed away November 14, 2010, four months following Claudia's death in Denver, on July 18, 2010.
She was the last member in her family, having been preceded by her parents, her three brothers and two sisters. Her daughter "She" also preceded her.
*Claudia's name and year of birth are engraved on her first husband's dual stone in Evergreen Memorial Gardens, Broomfield, City and County of Broomfield, Colorado, but she and second husband Bill Rogers are interned in Fort Logan National Cemetery, Denver.
Claudia was born September 11, 1922 in McPherson Co., SD, the daughter of Henry F. and Elizabeth (Kallenberg) Aman.
Claudia married Chet P. Schneider and they made their home in Roscoe, SD, where they raised their three daughters. After the girls were all married, Claudia and Chet moved to Beresford, SD. They then moved to the Denver, Colorado area where their daughters Dixie and Rocky and families were living. Chet passed away in 1984.
Claudia later married Bill D. Rogers. He passed away November 14, 2010, four months following Claudia's death in Denver, on July 18, 2010.
She was the last member in her family, having been preceded by her parents, her three brothers and two sisters. Her daughter "She" also preceded her.
*Claudia's name and year of birth are engraved on her first husband's dual stone in Evergreen Memorial Gardens, Broomfield, City and County of Broomfield, Colorado, but she and second husband Bill Rogers are interned in Fort Logan National Cemetery, Denver.
Wife of Bill D. Rogers (1926-2010), DK2, US Navy.
Claudia was born September 11, 1922 in McPherson Co., SD, the daughter of Henry F. and Elizabeth (Kallenberg) Aman.
Claudia married Chet P. Schneider and they made their home in Roscoe, SD, where they raised their three daughters. After the girls were all married, Claudia and Chet moved to Beresford, SD. They then moved to the Denver, Colorado area where their daughters Dixie and Rocky and families were living. Chet passed away in 1984.
Claudia later married Bill D. Rogers. He passed away November 14, 2010, four months following Claudia's death in Denver, on July 18, 2010.
She was the last member in her family, having been preceded by her parents, her three brothers and two sisters. Her daughter "She" also preceded her.
*Claudia's name and year of birth are engraved on her first husband's dual stone in Evergreen Memorial Gardens, Broomfield, City and County of Broomfield, Colorado, but she and second husband Bill Rogers are interned in Fort Logan National Cemetery, Denver.
Claudia was born September 11, 1922 in McPherson Co., SD, the daughter of Henry F. and Elizabeth (Kallenberg) Aman.
Claudia married Chet P. Schneider and they made their home in Roscoe, SD, where they raised their three daughters. After the girls were all married, Claudia and Chet moved to Beresford, SD. They then moved to the Denver, Colorado area where their daughters Dixie and Rocky and families were living. Chet passed away in 1984.
Claudia later married Bill D. Rogers. He passed away November 14, 2010, four months following Claudia's death in Denver, on July 18, 2010.
She was the last member in her family, having been preceded by her parents, her three brothers and two sisters. Her daughter "She" also preceded her.
*Claudia's name and year of birth are engraved on her first husband's dual stone in Evergreen Memorial Gardens, Broomfield, City and County of Broomfield, Colorado, but she and second husband Bill Rogers are interned in Fort Logan National Cemetery, Denver.
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