Birth date: Aug 3, 1939 Death date: Feb 8, 2019
Roger J. Bergeron, 79 of Methuen, passed away peacefully on Friday, February 8, 2019 in Boston surrounded by his wife, children, and grandchildren. High school sweetheart and husband of Jean M. (Campiola) Bergeron for 59 years, he Read Obituary
So sorry for your loss.Roger was a gentleman and just a great guy. Jean, you have a lovely family and was great to see Danielle, too bad it had to be at such a sad time. Prayers go out to and your family.
Uncle Roger, You will be missed by so many. You left such a legacy to everyone you met.
You were my special Godfather that I was so fortunate to have for all these years. I will forever remember all the sound advice you have given me. I'm heartbroken for Aunty Jeannie, Paul, Peter, Danielle et al but know that you will live on in them and everyone else that you touched with your remarkable wisdom and grace. Love you always, ~Kelly
So sorry to hear of Roger's passing. Our deepest sympathy to Jeannie and family. May he rest in peace with the angels. Fondly, Barbara & Jim Black
Such fond memories of this loving, caring man. He had a knack of always making whoever he was with feel like the only person on earth. He was kind, compassionate, a wonderful father and husband. Heaven has gained another angel who will be singing his heart out! You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Kevin, Jennifer, Erin, Shans and Matthew Fitzgerald.
We were so saddened to hear of Mr. Bergeron's passing. Please know that your family is in our thoughts and prayers. We are always here for you! With much love, The Rochenski family...
Jean and I are so sorry for your loss Our prayers go out to you and your family.
Jean,
Andy and I are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers go out to you and your family
I sang with Roger in the 8:30, then 8:00 am choir at St. Francis, and sat directly behind him. I fondly remember that we always had a lot of laughs, cracking jokes and poking fun at each other. I always thought of Roger as a dapper dresser. He told me one of the first people to make him feel welcomed at St. Francis was my daughter, Tracey, who was a child at the time. My sincerest condolences to Roger's family and loved ones.
