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Charles William Rogers, 62, Passed away on June 12, 2022, in Scottsdale, AZ. Charles, better known as “Chuck”, was born July 11, 1959, in Tulsa OK to Charles and Carole (Chesney) Rogers. He was a 1977 graduate of Geary High School and later Graduated from Northern Oklahoma College. While attending NOC, he was a trumpet player and self-taught keyboard player for the music and preforming group Roustabouts and with fellow bandmates formed the band called Double Vision to play in local venues. After graduating, he spent the better part of his working years with Conoco in both Ponca city and Huston. He was married to LuAnn Clark and had tow children, Chad, and Kristy, and was later married to Kim Ellison and had one son, Brandon. Chuck enjoyed music, fishing, and Oklahoma football. He was a very creative and talented person that often thought outside the box.
In addition to his mother, Carole, Chuck is survived by his son Chad and wife Alina, Daughter Kristy, and Son Brandon; Grandchildren Avery and Taylor; Brother mike and wife Ranae, Brother Kevin and wife Stacy; and numerous other family members.
Chuck was preceded in death by his father Charles Buddy Rogers
Services will be held at 10:00am on Saturday, September 24, 2022, in the chapel of Chapman-Black Funeral Home in Cleveland OK with burial following in Terlton Cemetery.
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