Roger Starkey

Roger has been in my life since I was teenager in Jamestown in the 1970s. He was like a second Dad to me watching to make sure I made good choices while hanging out with his daughter, Karen. Sometimes it worked! We have kept in touch over the years celebrating fun times snd sometimes sharing and supporting each other through the sad times as well. I feel blessed to have known him as an adult. He spoke his mind, lived his life on his terms, and didn't take crap from anyone. I will miss him.

My Sympathies to Family of Roger. Prayers to you all!

Betty, I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Roger we have been traveling so did not know. May heart goes out to you and your family. PS you knew me as Arlene Stahlhut

I'm sorry we forgot to sign the guestbook before we left. We will keep you, grandpa, and the rest of the Starkey's in our prayers. Love you grandma.

Grandpa Starkey. Where do I start? I wish we could have had have been closer. But that's here nor there. The memory I have of you that stands out for me is the middle school field day. You were there as a driver to and from the event. And what do you know? You were my driver. We chatted for awhile, but it always stuck with me. The last time I saw you we went to dinner at Perkins and then we looked at photos of your time in Korea. And you told me of stories that wouldn't fly today. Korea has been my favorite station so far! I'll carry on the tradition. -Love Nicholas