Roger A. Wartgow, 75, of Otsego, WI passed away on Friday, May 31, 2019 at his home.Roger was born the son of William and Ella Wartgow on May 18, 1944 in Park Falls, WI. He was married to Jean Jendrysko on August 14, 1965 in Butternut, WI. Roger was employed in construction in Milwaukee. HeContinue Reading
Deacon Bob Schienebeck
left a message on June 13, 2019:
When I think of Rodger I think of Music and Basketball. I was a couple of years behind Rodger in school, but I know if they had the 3-point shot back then Rodger and Wayne would have easily scored 40 points a game.
Rodger most likely was born with an accordion in his hands, but it was what was in his heart that made him who he was. His very presence with that heartfelt smile made people feel comfortable and enjoyed being in his company. He was blessed by God with his wife a Jean and his children, and all the friends along the way.
We are to live as we sing, Rodger certainly made many people sing. His memories must live on and be shared.
May God's blessing be upon him and his family.
Deacon Bob Schienebeck
Joy Weinberger
left a message on June 5, 2019:
Aunt Jeannie, Michael, Steve & families,
I am so sorry for your loss. We have so many good memories of Uncle Rog playing his accordion with a big smile on his face. He is the reason we all know how to polka & have a love for music!
Renee Doyle
left a message on June 5, 2019:
So very sorry for your loss.. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.. Renee (Frost) Doyle
Barb Ochs
left a message on June 4, 2019:
Aunt Jeannie, Michael, Steven & family's- so sorry to hear of Uncle Rog's passing. He sure filled our lives with music and lots of love- he will be missed! My deepest sympathy to all of you. Love, Barb
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Deacon Bob Schienebeck
left a message on June 13, 2019:
When I think of Rodger I think of Music and Basketball. I was a couple of years behind Rodger in school, but I know if they had the 3-point shot back then Rodger and Wayne would have easily scored 40 points a game.
Rodger most likely was born with an accordion in his hands, but it was what was in his heart that made him who he was. His very presence with that heartfelt smile made people feel comfortable and enjoyed being in his company. He was blessed by God with his wife a Jean and his children, and all the friends along the way.
We are to live as we sing, Rodger certainly made many people sing. His memories must live on and be shared.
May God's blessing be upon him and his family.
Deacon Bob Schienebeck
Joy Weinberger
left a message on June 5, 2019:
Aunt Jeannie, Michael, Steve & families,
I am so sorry for your loss. We have so many good memories of Uncle Rog playing his accordion with a big smile on his face. He is the reason we all know how to polka & have a love for music!
Renee Doyle
left a message on June 5, 2019:
So very sorry for your loss.. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.. Renee (Frost) Doyle
Barb Ochs
left a message on June 4, 2019:
Aunt Jeannie, Michael, Steven & family's- so sorry to hear of Uncle Rog's passing. He sure filled our lives with music and lots of love- he will be missed! My deepest sympathy to all of you. Love, Barb
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