Bonnie and family Please accept my condolences in the loss of your husband. I am sorry I could not be there but I was thinking of you and had you in my prayers. I know how hard this is and I hope you are holding up OK.Please let me know if there is any thing I can do to help you.Warm wishes to you and family. Richard
Bonnie and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Pat Richard called me this afternoon that she had read in today's American Press that the funeral was today. I will call you soon. Love Paulann
Cheryl Chapman and family,It was only today (Nov 1) I heard of your loss. Though it is a time of sorrow, you can be assured your loved one is at piece. My family will keep you in our prayers. Wade
Dear Bonnie and family, Please know that we share in your loss and feel you pain. Regret that we can't be there for you all. Cayce and Steve were saddened to learn of his death. They always thought a lot of him and he will be missed. Our prayers are with you. Love, Mary
To Miss Bonnie and all of the Roper family, I offer you my most sincere sympathy at the loss of Roper. I knew him by his frequent visits to Dad's shop and his friendship with my Dad, Glen Sparrow. Roper will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
If this is the same R. O. Roper I knew in Lake Charles in the mid 1960's, then I am happy to have found this unusual man again. R.O. and I met while working at Chennault AFB for a civilian contractor refurbishing transport airplanes. I was about 22, and R.O. was a few years older, probably late 20's. He was from Georgia, had a prosthetic leg. We once spent the night in the Calcasieu Parish jail after getting into a fight against some other guys at a bar on Broad Street. I am now 74 years old, and I remember Rufus like it was yesterday. He had a deflective sense of humor that drew people to him. I have often thought of him all these years and wondered what became of R.O. I am sorry to learn of his death without being able to say hello again or goodbye. RIP, R.O…
Bonnie and family Please accept my condolences in the loss of your husband. I am sorry I could not be there but I was thinking of you and had you in my prayers. I know how hard this is and I hope you are holding up OK.Please let me know if there is any thing I can do to help you.Warm wishes to you and family. Richard
Bonnie and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Pat Richard called me this afternoon that she had read in today's American Press that the funeral was today. I will call you soon. Love Paulann
Cheryl Chapman and family,It was only today (Nov 1) I heard of your loss. Though it is a time of sorrow, you can be assured your loved one is at piece. My family will keep you in our prayers. Wade
Dear Bonnie and family, Please know that we share in your loss and feel you pain. Regret that we can't be there for you all. Cayce and Steve were saddened to learn of his death. They always thought a lot of him and he will be missed. Our prayers are with you. Love, Mary
To Miss Bonnie and all of the Roper family, I offer you my most sincere sympathy at the loss of Roper. I knew him by his frequent visits to Dad's shop and his friendship with my Dad, Glen Sparrow. Roper will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
We were deeply saddened to hear of your loss. Our hearts go out to you in your time of sorrow.
If this is the same R. O. Roper I knew in Lake Charles in the mid 1960's, then I am happy to have found this unusual man again. R.O. and I met while working at Chennault AFB for a civilian contractor refurbishing transport airplanes. I was about 22, and R.O. was a few years older, probably late 20's. He was from Georgia, had a prosthetic leg. We once spent the night in the Calcasieu Parish jail after getting into a fight against some other guys at a bar on Broad Street. I am now 74 years old, and I remember Rufus like it was yesterday. He had a deflective sense of humor that drew people to him. I have often thought of him all these years and wondered what became of R.O. I am sorry to learn of his death without being able to say hello again or goodbye. RIP, R.O…