Mrs. Rogers was born January 1, 1917, in McDowell County to the late Graham and Lettie McCulloch of Asheville. She was preceded in death by her husband, Earl Rogers, a sister, Bessie Fain, and three brothers, Robert, W.G. (Doug), and Charlie McCulloch.
She was a lifetime member and historian for the Allemanders
Square Dance Team and was a member of the WNC Square Dance Hall of Fame. She was also a member of Oak Hill United Methodist Church where she was active with the
Friendship Quilting Club. She was
retired from the American Enka
Corporation.
Surviving Mrs. Rogers are two sisters, Beulah Galloway and
Rachel Hipps, both of Candler; a
brother, Harry McCulloch of Asheville, and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was a lifetime member and historian for the Allemanders
Square Dance Team and was a member of the WNC Square Dance Hall of Fame. She was also a member of Oak Hill United Methodist Church where she was active with the
Friendship Quilting Club. She was
retired from the American Enka
Corporation.
Surviving Mrs. Rogers are two sisters, Beulah Galloway and
Rachel Hipps, both of Candler; a
brother, Harry McCulloch of Asheville, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Rogers was born January 1, 1917, in McDowell County to the late Graham and Lettie McCulloch of Asheville. She was preceded in death by her husband, Earl Rogers, a sister, Bessie Fain, and three brothers, Robert, W.G. (Doug), and Charlie McCulloch.
She was a lifetime member and historian for the Allemanders
Square Dance Team and was a member of the WNC Square Dance Hall of Fame. She was also a member of Oak Hill United Methodist Church where she was active with the
Friendship Quilting Club. She was
retired from the American Enka
Corporation.
Surviving Mrs. Rogers are two sisters, Beulah Galloway and
Rachel Hipps, both of Candler; a
brother, Harry McCulloch of Asheville, and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was a lifetime member and historian for the Allemanders
Square Dance Team and was a member of the WNC Square Dance Hall of Fame. She was also a member of Oak Hill United Methodist Church where she was active with the
Friendship Quilting Club. She was
retired from the American Enka
Corporation.
Surviving Mrs. Rogers are two sisters, Beulah Galloway and
Rachel Hipps, both of Candler; a
brother, Harry McCulloch of Asheville, and numerous nieces and nephews.
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