In Loving Memory

Photo of Roger Glenn Foster

Roger Glenn Foster

September 29, 1969 — October 2, 2026

It is with a heavy heart and profound sorrow that I share the sudden and unexpected passing of my beloved husband, Roger, who departed this life on October 2nd. His unexpected departure has left a profound void in the hearts of all who loved him. He was preceded in death by his loyal, faithful canine companion Brizzy. He is survived by his loving wife, Kim, Parents Vernon and Carol Foster, Brother Norman (Marie) Foster, Sister Connie (Rod) Eisenbarth, Brother Russell Foster, Brother Darrell (Amy) Foster, Daughter Kathryn (Todd) Hyder, Son Kameron (Shelby) Foster, Daughter Kasey (Jordan) Fraker, Son Kirk (Kelly) Jensen, and many nieces, nephews, and grandchildren. Roger was a proud Kansas State Graduate with a degree in Construction Management Engineering. He served the tax payers through the General Services Administration (GSA) for twenty-three years before retiring. Though my earthly heart aches from this sudden parting, I take comfort in our faith and the promise of God’s eternal grace. Roger walked through life with a gentle spirit, finding joy in building things with his hands, spending peaceful hours outdoors and in his garden, and cheering passionately for the Kansas State Wildcats and the Chiefs. His warmth and presence touched everyone around him, and his legacy of love will forever remain in our hearts.

Service Program

Service Details

Woodland Hills Church of Christ 2484 SE 68th Street Pleasant Hill, IA 50327 and/or Barry Christian Church 1500 NW Barry Road Kansas City, MO 64155

Order of Service

Visitation with Family11:00 - 12:00
PerfectlyBy Micah Tyler
Welcome12:00
God Gave Me YouBy Blake Shelton
Scripture and ReflectionRev. Doug Raymond or Rev. David Dickenson
Remembrance from his ChildrenKathryn Hyder & Kameron Foster
God is in this Storyby Katy Nichole & Big Daddy Weave
Closing PrayerRev. Doug Raymond or Rev. David Dickenson
The Old Rugged CrossHymn
Luncheon to follow at the IA service only

Poem

Heaven's lucky to have you So was I . . . . You were the light in my life, the one who brought joy to my days Now that you're gone the world seems a little darker I'll always cherish the memories we shared and hold you close in my heart Though we may be apart now, I know that one day we'll be together again Until then I'll keep you with me in my thoughts and in my dreams Heaven's lucky to have you, but I was blessed to have you in my life Until we meet again . .

Special Thanks

The family extends heartfelt gratitude for your prayers, support, and kindness during this time.

Cherished Memories

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