Birth date: May 30, 1964 Death date: Oct 25, 2003
Mr. Roger Lee Brewer, 39 of Fayetteville, AR passed away Saturday, October 25, 2003 in Athens, GA. He was born May 30, 1964 in Muncie, Indiana to Patrick A. and Carolyn (Steele) Brewer. He was the President of Smokin'-Rx, Inc. Ro Read Obituary
Roger and I worked together at Jacksonville Regional Medical Center (AR). He kept me laughing and awake during the night shift. A great, great guy. Rest easy Roger. Rest easy.
I'm very sorry for your loss.
Rog,where do i begin, what can i say, all i want to do is look at a picture of you. all i want to say is your name. The one thing that is most in my mind is that God, without a doubt, has you on a very important task that know one person here on earth could accomplish but you. For God to have taken the most outgoing, most vibrant person i know home i truly have to come to terms that He needed you and only you for something of vital importance. We were brought up in church every sunday, we were always a tight-nit family..close. The brothers always had each others back in any situation. My heart weeps daily, yet i know your in a better place. Alex told me the day of your service that life on earth is only one chapter in life, and when we reach His presence God shows us the whole story. You know the whole story now. I have done some hard things in my life, as you know bro, but without a doubt the hardest thing I've ever done is to live this short chapter of my life without you. As so many people have stated, you brought a smile to their faces and truly impacted everyone you came into contact with to the point of actually leaving them nearly speechless with amazement. The people you touched is absolutely phenomenal. You were the problem solver in this family, the peacemaker. You were the one to hug Ricks neck when I shook his hand. you were the one that would ease my mind and give me an instant solution to any problem I would have. You were the one that could do it all, and without thinking twice. You were always the toughest. And, as was Troy when we were young kids, you were everyones favorite uncle. I know my boys, especially Matt, and Sally have a very empty feeling in their hearts, as does everyone that knew you. Blake, Blair and Kim will always be at our foremost thoughts, but you know that. My request to God is that when He needs me, that you are the one that leads me home. Accepting the fact that we will not see you again on this earth is nearly impossible, but we will see you again. You took a big piece of my heart with you, hold onto it, and when the time comes bring it to me...I Love You Rog...
My prayers are with the family and friends of Roger Brewer, one who was so full of life, and as I look back on those school years, I remember him always with a smile.
DEAR REESE, SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT ROGER. THE OLDER WE ALL GET IT SEEMS HARDED TO LET GO OF OUR LOVE ONES. JUST KEEP SMILING AND REMEMBER ALL THE GOOD TIMES. YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE IN MY PRAYERS...........LISA KIMBRELL
Kim - I have just been told the devasting news and want you to know that you and your children and Roger's entire family are in my prayers. I, too, have experienced the sudden and unexpected loss of a husband. The one thing that sustained me and kept me going were the many friends that rallied around me, not only for the first few weeks but for the months and months that follow. Just know that the Lord will never forsake you and the days ahead will get brighter. God Bless you always. Love, Cheryl
Kim,
I was so shocked when I learned of your loss. I kept remembering you and Roger and your smiles the day you were married. It's amazing how God can place such increadible joy and utter devistation in our paths. I cannot begin to understand your pain or the medly of feelings you must be having, but I am here if you need me day or night. If I can help in any way, please call. I will keep your family in our prayers. God be with you and bless you!!!
Roger...i am at a lost for words. Since we were together in the second grade all the way until we graduated, everyone always thought we were twins, even at the 20 year class reunion. In some ways I think we had that bond that twins have. I can remember times when you took me places that mom & dad would never let me go. You would give me that "brotherly" advice & let me go. I remember going to all your baseball games, track meets, football games, basketball games & being so proud when people called me "Brewers little sister"...did I not have a real name? (lol) I was your little sister & you always looked out for me. Even as adults, you have reached out to me & helped me out so many times in many situations. I could truly reach out to you & talk to you about anything & you always took the time to listen. I am so glad the past two summers you have spent time with my boys & gave them the chance to get to know you & how much fun & energetic you were. Ryan & Trey will never forget the BBQ cook-offs, and they will never forget how you let them drive Uncle Ricks prize & possession sports car at speeds that should have never been reached! Shelby thought you were pretty awesome too & even more special since you were my brother & the father of her favorite cousin! I don't think I will ever be able to accept you being gone & not there to talk to me, but what I do accept is that we all know what a generous & helpful person you are...even to strangers broke down on the side of the road. So, my heart tells me that God needs more angels like you to help him reach out & touch so many of the lost souls out there. You had such an awesome impact on so many people in your life, I am sure you will work just as hard for our Lord in Heaven. Mark is & always be a part of our family. Through him we will remember so many things about you...from college to Desert Storm to you & Kim actually having the true "Barbie & Ken" wedding. Sometimes, I think you & him should have been twins! Kim, Blake & Blair will grow to know you & be with all of us even more so now, than ever. They will know what an awesome father & brother you were. You look out for us up there & know that you were loved by so many people. I love you & my world will never be the same without you. I just wished I could take the pain away that I see Mom & Dad going through, & espically Rick & Rand. You leaving us at such an early age was more of a devistating loss than any of us could have ever imagined. I know you will reach out & touch many lost souls out there as you look down on them & be as charming & persuasive as you were to all of us. My dear brother...I will continue to talk to you through prayers nightly & know you will look out for Kim & your children as well as the rest of your family & wonderful friends. The momories will truly carry on...from my heart & soul Roger...ALL MY LOVE
Roger was one of the most memorable characters I will ever meet in this life. He always left you with a smile and provided a good laugh. He was a good dad and a great husband. Whenever I hear it........ I always think of Roger....."How big a feller are ya!!!!"
Lots of love Kim,
Leslie
Kim, you don't know me but please know that my heart goes out to you and your two precious children. I lost my husband when he was 25 and our children were two and three years of age. So, although I'm sure our circumstances are very different, I know what it means to be left alone with two small children and to lose the love of your life.
You and your children are in my thougts and prayers at this most difficult time in your life.
Love & Prayers,
Sherry Pugh
