I was stationed with Roger at Training Center Yorktown in the late 90s.  We played Softball together on the Base team.  A good guy, and a fine teammate.  I know that you will be missed.  Rest in well deserved peace my Brother Chief.

I was stationed with Roger, in the late 80s. He was a good man, and I learned a lot from him. RIP, Roger. Fair winds and following seas.

Carole, love and prayers from Vickie and I. Roger will always hold a special place in our hearts and Church. You and Roger served this country well and for that I’m grateful!


Lynn and I are so very sorry for the loss of your Daddy. It was always evident how proud you were of him and how much you loved him. Keeping you and all the family in our thoughts and prayers. We love you.

Our hearts go out to Carol & all the family in the loss of Roger.  We know he is resting in our Lord’s & Savior’s arms as he was a true servant of Christ.  We remember Roger’s sense of humor, his wittiness, his smile.  Fond memories growing up together.
Deepest sympathy & love,
Brenda & Gary Kanipe

I was so honored to have your snazzy self get to walk me down the aisle and give me away.  Thank you for being the daddy you never had to be!! Love always your little girl ❤️

I met Roger before he was Chief Jones, at Station Oak Island, NC. I was a young Boatswain's Mate First Class and he was an "old" Machinery Technician Second Class. Still, he was such an amiable person that we quickly gained trust, and developed a friendship. He did have an interesting sense of humor, though. We had a young Seaman Apprentice come to the station just out of basic training. Ricky was a little nervous about things but he tried hard. One day, we had to make a trip to Frying Pan light station, 35 miles offshore. Roger decided he would mess with the guy. So, he started to tell him he was looking a little green and asking him if he felt okay. "I don't know,  Ricky, are you sure you're all right?" For about 15 miles, he was just fine, but Roger got in his head. We were about halfway when he tossed his cookies. 
He would mess around like that, but all of us knew we could count on him when it was time to do the work. 

We were a trio, me Allen Swicegood and Roger.  So many fond memories of our times together.  I also spent a lot of time in the Jones family home  with Roger's parents and brothers and sisters.  He was a great friend!  
Tim Holthouser

Carol,  I am sorry to hear about Roger. 
It is so hard to say good bye to those we love.   I remember Roger as always being so funny.    If you had a class with Roger, you were guaranteed to have fun.  He was a great guy.   May God hold you extra close during this sad time. 
Your classmate, Marie Prather

Roger and I  were classmates at Cool Spring high school 1963. I have great memories of Roger anc our class.. He served his country honorably and retired in the Coast Guard. Well done Roger. Rest in peace, my friend and classmate..

Frank Harmon

FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS MKC JONES.......It was a pleasure serving with you and even better that we remained friends all these years to Carol and Hope love you guys..... so so sorry.
Hearts and prayers go out to you.

with all our love 
JON OLENA AND SHELBY   

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Roger D Jones

29 janvier 1945 – 28 janvier 2023

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