1939 ~ 2021
Passed away peacefully at King Nursing Home, Bolton on May 3, 2021. He is survived by his wife Sue, 2 daughters, 3 grandchildren, 3 sisters and 3 brothers plus several nieces and nephews.
Born in Huntingdon, Quebec, Roger moved to the Toronto area at an early age where he commenced his career in the automotive recycling industry. His avid interest in this area also extended to the 50’s era of cars where he completed the restoration of his dream and prize possession, the 1956 Ford Glass Top. Other interests included competition skeet and trap shooting, hunting and fishing.
A special ‘Thank you’ goes to so many who supported us through this long journey.
Cremation will be followed by a private service at a later date.
Memorial donations may be made to King Nursing Home, 49 Sterne Street, Bolton L7E 1B9 or charity of your choice.
Arrangements by Egan Funeral Home, Bolton (905-857-2213).
Condolences for the family may be offered at www.EganFuneralHome.com
Jackie Bell
Sue my heart is with you at this time. Thankful for all the wonderful memories you have. Hole onto them. Sending you a big, big virtual hug till I can do it in person.
Condolences my dear girl.
Thinking of you.
Sincerely,
Jackie Bell
Edith Corbridge
My sincere condolences to Sue and family during this difficult time. Roger has, indeed, left his mark both as a successful business man and a keen sportsman. RIP. Edith
Lauren Bond
I wanted to send my condolences to Sue and family! I have such fond memories of Roger. Growing up I remember him at our house in Caledon, hunting with my dad and the rest of the boys. We would also often go to their place, watch a movie on their big screen TV and eat his black jelly beans. Something I still love to this day thanks to him. I even bought my first car from him at Number 9 Auto. He always treated us as if we were family and I will forever cherish all my time we spent together. RIP Sweet Roger! Give my mom a hug for me.
Lori Archer
My deepest condolences to Sue and family. Roger was such a good man, and I have many wonderful memories of time with him and Sue. He was a caring, giving person with a great sense of humour, and always ready to give a hand to anyone who needed it. He will be deeply missed and fondly remembered.
BOB NICHOLAS
GOD SPEED ROGER
Sandy & Tom Paddle
Our hearts are heavy with your grief Miss Susie, Roger’s journey has ended and he has arrived at a better place. We will miss him terribly, but our happy memories will last forever!
Kathy Janse
I’ll miss Roger’s distinguishable laugh and the twinkle in his eye. Sue you and Roger always welcomed us into your home. and I treasure those memories. I wonder if Marvin and Roger are fishing buddies now up in heaven. My sympathies to the rest of Roger’s family also.
Karen Fast
The Fast family sends heartfelt condolences. What great memories of our times on Bartley Drive. So many parties, fishing and hunting events and gatherings. He will be remembered for his love of life and strong bonds of friendship. Truly a great friend and believer in ‘live, love, laugh’ philosophy.
Joe Luschak
It has been a few years since we last saw each other but I will always remember the good time we had together on Hay Island for many years.
Rest in peace my friend.
Tammy Knaggs
Big hugs and thinking of you from Seattle WA. Many great memories and laughs from our cottage days 🙂
All our love, Tammy, Chris, Kate, Taran and Hudson
Pat Wheeler
To my friend Donna and your family; you are in my heart, and I hope these vivid and wonderful memories which you have kindly shared with us bring you comfort. Love and Support, Pat.
Lori Munro
Roger was truly a one of a kind. I learned so much working with him at the wrecking yard, about business and about life in general. He could balance the serious business side and the fun all in one fell swoop. Never a dull moment. Good memories that I will hold dear forever. RIP Roger Dodger…. jusqu’à ce que nous nous rencontrions à nouveau xoxo
Kathy Zanni
So sorry Sue, to hear of the passing of our favorite Uncle. Wonderful memories of him from our younger years. Love Kathy
John and Karen Schmidt
Dear Sue……we are very sorry to hear of the passing of Roger. Please accept our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Hope to see you on “cottage road” this summer!
Jacqueline Richard
When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure. I will treasure all my memories of Roger.
Au revoir mon cher frère.
Pierre and I send you our heartfelt condolences
John & Patti Perrotta
Our deepest condolences to Sue and family. Roger was always a wonderful caring person who will never be forgotten. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Ann
I was able to chat with Roger quite a few times while volunteering at King.
He loved my stories about my father and East Coast Hunting! He was a very sweet man and I am very sorry that you have lost him ❤️
Jim Coburn
Sue. We had many good times at Colpoy’s Bay. Roger was a good man. He never hesitated in offering a helping hand. I remember he came over and and changed a wheel bearing. When I got my new boat he said, “Nice boat but a lousy fishing net. He then deposited a big fishing net in the back of my boat. I could go on. Maybe one day we will be able to connect and toast Roger with Tom & Sandy. Best wishes Sue.
Jim Coburn
Bruce Parker
Dear Sue. It is only recently that I became aware of the passing of Roger. A profound loss for you and his family . As well of his many friends. I first met Roger 50 years ago at Belmont Lake where we started to build our family cottage. His insights and advice were invaluable . He taught me how to fish for Muskies, the value of 3/4 inch putty and of course the many strategies of euchre. Oh and of course Adams Antique was involved. We put the water in along with our docks. And of course took them out. His advice and guidance with my cars was also so very much valued and trusted. His smile and laugh were contagious. I shall miss him. I truly valued his friendship and am so sorry for your loss.
Kindest Regards
Roger Dupuy
Déjà 4 ans que tu es parti. Repose en paix.
Ton fils Roger Dupuy