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Roger W. Robertson: March 19, 1951-May 8, 2026

A man of many talents and interests, Roger was rarely still. He found great joy in the precision of gunsmithing, the patience of fishing, and the excitement of racing.

Roger W. Robertson, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, passed away on May 8, 2026.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Harry and Elise “Doreen” Robertson. Born in Linton, Indiana on March 19, 1951, Roger lived a life cherished by those around him. He is survived by his devoted wife of 55 years, Catherine Wood Robertson, and his loving children: Roger William “Will” Robertson (Kathy) and Jennifer Jill Robertson Ostergard (Ryan).

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Roger was a proud grandfather to Alton (AJ) Robertson, Caden Robertson, Eva Ostergard, Emmarie Ostergard, and Kailani Ostergard. He also leaves behind one great-grandson, Grayson Robertson, who brought him immense joy.

He is further survived by his siblings, Michael Robertson (Pam), Jennifer Seaton (Charlie), and Connie Meier (Jack), who will miss him dearly.

A man of many talents and interests, Roger was rarely still. He found great joy in the precision of gunsmithing, the patience of fishing, and the excitement of racing. Ever the lifelong learner, he also embraced modern technology through 3D printing.

Above all his own pursuits, Roger’s favorite pastime was being his children’s biggest fan, always finding immense pride and joy in watching them participate in their own hobbies.

Roger’s memory will be treasured by his family and friends.

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