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Terrie H. Rogers was born July 3, 1946, in Seattle, WA, passed away unexpectedly on September 8, 2025.
Terrie was a strong, loving, and accomplished woman who dedicated her life to both her family and her professional work. She pursued higher education with great passion, earning degrees from Michigan State University, Duke University, and the University of Michigan. Her career was distinguished and impactful, spanning multiple areas within the medical field and research, where she contributed greatly to advancing knowledge and helping others.
Beyond her career, Terrie lived life fully and energetically. She was an avid tennis and golf player, loved walking, and enjoyed the camaraderie of euchre and duplicate bridge.
Her vibrant spirit and warmth earned her many friends across Michigan, Boston, and Kentucky.
Terrie gave generously of her time and talents to a variety of social organizations, always committed to helping others. She had a special dedication to supporting the DCCH Center for Children and Families.
She is survived by her loving son, Jason Rogers, her brother, Ted Hazard, her grandson, Derron Rogers, her daughter-in-law, Saythong Phouasavanh and her son Drake Phouasavanh. Her family and friends will remember her as a woman of strength, kindness, and grace.
Funeral service will be held on September 14 th at Linnemann Funeral Homes at 1pm. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to DCCH Center for Children and Families in Fort Mitchell, KY.
Terrie’s life was a testament to the power of love, resilience, and service. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her.
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A Lifetime Friend
It was with profound sadness that I received the news of Terrie’s passing. My deep condolences to her family.
She has been a dear friend for almost sixty-five years, and her passing will leave a void in my life and in the lives of all who knew her. I first got to know Terrie in the fall of 1961, when we were lab assistants for our high school biology teacher. Even then I knew she was a very special person. I was enthralled with her wit, her smile, her laugh and her essential kindness. A couple of years later I had the honor of taking her to the high school prom. Her father was a no nonsense Naval Aviator who made sure I understood when I would have her home. Upon returning Terrie home we stood awkwardly on her front porch and she gave me a chaste hug – no kiss, as the old man was probably watching through the peep hole.
We remained friends until her passing, and her wit and charm and warmth never left her. We spoke on the phone semi-regularly, and I will miss our chats about life, kids, grandkids, travel and golf. Terrie, everyone who has known you will miss you as much as I, and all of us are diminished with your loss. I think I may miss that kiss that never was more than anything.
Thank you for all the joy a true friendship can bring.
Vaya con dios.
With Love, Paul Williams
High School
Terrie was one of my best friends in high school and I saw her last November for our reunion. She looked great and we shared a lot of laughs and memories. I am heartbroken by her sudden death 💔 She was always in the best condition of any of us. Rest in peace my good friend. Gone too soon.
Tennis Friend
So very sorry for your loss. Terri was such a delightful presence on and off the court. I feel lucky to have known her. Wishing you comfort and peace during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Mary Dyas
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