Roger Stewart Norton, age 64, died peacefully on July 19, 2019. He resided in Victor NY.
He is survived by his wife of 25 years Cecelia, and Man’s Best Friend (dog)Tuffy,
brothers Robert (Fay), Richard(Nancy), Ronald, and sister-in-law Patty Norton.
Step children Jeffrey (Erica) Patterson, Kevin (Lynn) Patterson.
Step grandchildren Jillian, Kayleigh, Lauren, Victoria, and Griffin Patterson.
Several nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by his brother Raymond Norton.
He was a graduate of Penfield High School.
He was a NYS retiree, and business owner of Norton’s Total Lawn Care.
He was a volunteer firefighter for many years at the Wallington Fire Department.
He was a proud member of St Marks Church, Knights of Columbus, and St Marks Men’s Club.
He was very active in his community of Gypsum Mills in Victor where he was happy to cook for social events
I would like to thank his doctors and the staff of Rochester General Hospital for the kind and respectful care he received.
There will be a funeral mass at St Marks Church 54 Kuhn Road Greece on Friday, July 26 at 10:30 am followed by a luncheon in the church hall.
There will also be a Bereavement Gathering at Gypsum Mills Community Center, 6392 Plaster Mill Road Victor on Sunday July 28 at 4 pm.
Donations in Roger’s memory can be made to St. Marks Church and the Knights of Columbus.
Our prayers and thoughts are with the family. Roger, was a very gregarious soul, friendly and always there with a smile. Noted for his ‘famous’ recipe of ‘Rogers’ beans’ that was always a hit with many gatherings at St. Mark’s Men’s Club and Seniors on the Move. Rest In Peace, Roger. There is no more suffering.
I AM V ERY SADDENED JUST LEARNING ABOUT ROGER’S SENDING INTO HEAVEN. ROGER WAS A GOOD FRIEND, AND KNEW HOW TO COOK. I WOULD SEE HIM TIME TO TIME AND WOULD ASK HOW EVERYONE WAS DOING. HE’LL BE MISSED SO MUCH, I WISH THE FAMILY BEST WISHES.
I had known Roger all my life. He was a wonderful person with a great sense of humor. He will be missed so much. My heart goes out to his family at this time.
When Roger lived out here in sodus he was always on the go helping people whoever needed help he actually drilled all the holes for my wooden fence along side of my late husband Bobby Layton If Roger could help anybody not afraid to do so I am saddened to hear that he has passed me his family find peace and may Roger rest in peace thank you Roger for your friendship and all your dedication and hard work to help all your friends and family
I was sad to hear of Roger’s passing. I knew him from Penfield and we grew up together in the school system. He was a great guy with a wonderful sense of humor!
He will be missed, prayers go out to his family.
Rest in Peace my friend.
Lynn Abaied