Roger Lee Ferguson Jr.

Birth date: Jan 23, 1969 Death date: Apr 7, 2026

Roger Lee Ferguson, Jr. passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, April 7, 2026 at SSM Health St. Clare Hospital in Fenton, Missouri at the age of 57. Roger was born on January 23, 1969 in St. Louis, Missouri to the late Roger Lee Fe Read Obituary

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Mike Pat

1w ago

in honor of Roger.

Hey Brother, you know that you are missed. Life is not the same without you in it. My was and will always be my brother. You know I will be seeing you sooner than later. But hopefully not to damn soon. I do still have a few more things that I need to take care of, around here. I will not air hear and talk a lot of shit. You are my brother, if I can get my health back together. Then I should be able to keep an eye on your family and help out when possible. Miss you Brother...

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Kaylyn Adams

3w ago

in honor of Roger.

My dad loved blue so I chose this cause that was our favorite color

Shannon Wright

3w ago

in honor of Roger.

May you R.I.P. Roger Lee
Our thoughts and prayers to Gina and their daughter. As well as Tina, Spencer, the rest of the family and his dear friends.

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Tina Ferguson

3w ago

in honor of Roger.

All my love to Gina and Kaylyn.

James Matzker

4w ago

First time I met Roger he and Gina came over to do some repair som work. He had a great personality and acted like he never met a stranger. They did the work and that is when Gina ask if I knew anyone named Matzker in South County. I told her my brother. Both Gina and Roger were happy to find out that I was her uncle. He truly loved her and he showed it. You will be missed.

Mackenzie Stewart

4w ago

in honor of Roger.

Roger was truly a one-of-a-kind person. His devotion to his wife and family was evident in everything he did. He loved them so very much.

He had such a kind heart and was always willing to help others in need. One moment in particular that I remember was when me and my fiancé’s car broke down in North County STL. We knew we could depend on Roger, so we called him and he went out of his way and drove an hour or more to help us tow our car to a mechanic and take us home.

Every time I saw Roger, he had a smile on his face. He was always so wonderful to be around. He was an amazing soul, and he will be deeply missed.

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