Charlesa Kaye (Wickline) Rogers-Wells . She was born on April 18, 1960 in Columbus, Ohio. She was preceded in death by father-Charles F. Witte; mother- Carolyn E. (Wickline) Myers, husband John Ezra Rogers: and 2 children Williard T. Carrel & Joseph R. Carrel
She lived a humble life and did a lot of volunteer work throughout the years. Her volunteer work let her crochet blankets for the Veterans, winter hats for those in need, baby hats for a variety of organizations, but what she loved to crochet most was prayer cloths for Veterans and anyone else in need.
She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and a charter member of the American Legion Riders Chapter 45 in Palatka, Florida
No service or memorial will be held, per my wishes. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to charity such as Love A Child or other legitimate organization that helps the needy. Also consider donating to American Legion Auxiliary at the National level for programs like Spirit of Youth award.
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Charlesa "Kaye" Rogers-Wells
April 18, 1960 - February 21, 2020
Kaye Rogers-Wells
Charlesa Kaye Rogers-Wells, 59, of Interlachen, passed away on Friday, February 21, 2020 at Putnam Community Medical Center in Palatka following an extended illness.
Kaye was born in Columbus, OH and had been a resident of Interlachen for 25 years, coming from OH. Kaye was a member of Rhema Bible Church in Tulsa OK, a Patriot Guard Riders member, an active member of the American Legion Auxiliary, a Riders Support Group member, and a Moose Club member. Kaye was a truly amazing lady, she was totally unselfish and in her service to others, in more ways than can be mentioned. Kaye had a passion for military veterans and all people with special needs and children and elderly and homeless. Kaye made 100's of handmade sleeping mats for the homeless. Kaye cleaned headstones in cemeteries and cleaned the grounds and put up 100's of flags on veterans graves. Kaye took many gifts to veterans in many nursing homes. Kaye made blankets and prayer clothes, hats, booties, scarfs, gloves, lap robes, hand warmers, for so many people and needy causes. Kaye sent care packages to Troops serving overseas. Kaye was a support driver for American Legion Riders. Kaye sent many boxes to hospitals all over the USA, full of blankets, hats, and many others needed items. Kaye was a servant of the Lord.
Kaye is preceded in death by her biological parents, Charles Witte and Carolyn Wickline and her foster parents, Mary and Herman Rowland.
Surviving are her husband of 14 years, Raymond Wells of Interlachen; two sons, Joseph Carrell of OH, Will Carrel of OH; six sisters, Elizabeth of OH, Jeulene of OH, Terri of MD, Sally of England, Cathie of MD, Kim of FL; a brother, Tristan of FL; and many cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Memorial services will be 3:00 p.m. Thursday, February 27, 2020 at Masters Funeral Home in Palatka with Pastor Ted Rodda officiating.
Memorial gifts may be sent to the American Legion Bert Hodges Post #45 316 Osceola St, Palatka, FL 32177.
Masters Funeral Home of Palatka is in charge of arrangements.
She lived a humble life and did a lot of volunteer work throughout the years. Her volunteer work let her crochet blankets for the Veterans, winter hats for those in need, baby hats for a variety of organizations, but what she loved to crochet most was prayer cloths for Veterans and anyone else in need.
She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and a charter member of the American Legion Riders Chapter 45 in Palatka, Florida
No service or memorial will be held, per my wishes. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to charity such as Love A Child or other legitimate organization that helps the needy. Also consider donating to American Legion Auxiliary at the National level for programs like Spirit of Youth award.
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Charlesa "Kaye" Rogers-Wells
April 18, 1960 - February 21, 2020
Kaye Rogers-Wells
Charlesa Kaye Rogers-Wells, 59, of Interlachen, passed away on Friday, February 21, 2020 at Putnam Community Medical Center in Palatka following an extended illness.
Kaye was born in Columbus, OH and had been a resident of Interlachen for 25 years, coming from OH. Kaye was a member of Rhema Bible Church in Tulsa OK, a Patriot Guard Riders member, an active member of the American Legion Auxiliary, a Riders Support Group member, and a Moose Club member. Kaye was a truly amazing lady, she was totally unselfish and in her service to others, in more ways than can be mentioned. Kaye had a passion for military veterans and all people with special needs and children and elderly and homeless. Kaye made 100's of handmade sleeping mats for the homeless. Kaye cleaned headstones in cemeteries and cleaned the grounds and put up 100's of flags on veterans graves. Kaye took many gifts to veterans in many nursing homes. Kaye made blankets and prayer clothes, hats, booties, scarfs, gloves, lap robes, hand warmers, for so many people and needy causes. Kaye sent care packages to Troops serving overseas. Kaye was a support driver for American Legion Riders. Kaye sent many boxes to hospitals all over the USA, full of blankets, hats, and many others needed items. Kaye was a servant of the Lord.
Kaye is preceded in death by her biological parents, Charles Witte and Carolyn Wickline and her foster parents, Mary and Herman Rowland.
Surviving are her husband of 14 years, Raymond Wells of Interlachen; two sons, Joseph Carrell of OH, Will Carrel of OH; six sisters, Elizabeth of OH, Jeulene of OH, Terri of MD, Sally of England, Cathie of MD, Kim of FL; a brother, Tristan of FL; and many cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Memorial services will be 3:00 p.m. Thursday, February 27, 2020 at Masters Funeral Home in Palatka with Pastor Ted Rodda officiating.
Memorial gifts may be sent to the American Legion Bert Hodges Post #45 316 Osceola St, Palatka, FL 32177.
Masters Funeral Home of Palatka is in charge of arrangements.
Charlesa Kaye (Wickline) Rogers-Wells . She was born on April 18, 1960 in Columbus, Ohio. She was preceded in death by father-Charles F. Witte; mother- Carolyn E. (Wickline) Myers, husband John Ezra Rogers: and 2 children Williard T. Carrel & Joseph R. Carrel
She lived a humble life and did a lot of volunteer work throughout the years. Her volunteer work let her crochet blankets for the Veterans, winter hats for those in need, baby hats for a variety of organizations, but what she loved to crochet most was prayer cloths for Veterans and anyone else in need.
She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and a charter member of the American Legion Riders Chapter 45 in Palatka, Florida
No service or memorial will be held, per my wishes. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to charity such as Love A Child or other legitimate organization that helps the needy. Also consider donating to American Legion Auxiliary at the National level for programs like Spirit of Youth award.
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Charlesa "Kaye" Rogers-Wells
April 18, 1960 - February 21, 2020
Kaye Rogers-Wells
Charlesa Kaye Rogers-Wells, 59, of Interlachen, passed away on Friday, February 21, 2020 at Putnam Community Medical Center in Palatka following an extended illness.
Kaye was born in Columbus, OH and had been a resident of Interlachen for 25 years, coming from OH. Kaye was a member of Rhema Bible Church in Tulsa OK, a Patriot Guard Riders member, an active member of the American Legion Auxiliary, a Riders Support Group member, and a Moose Club member. Kaye was a truly amazing lady, she was totally unselfish and in her service to others, in more ways than can be mentioned. Kaye had a passion for military veterans and all people with special needs and children and elderly and homeless. Kaye made 100's of handmade sleeping mats for the homeless. Kaye cleaned headstones in cemeteries and cleaned the grounds and put up 100's of flags on veterans graves. Kaye took many gifts to veterans in many nursing homes. Kaye made blankets and prayer clothes, hats, booties, scarfs, gloves, lap robes, hand warmers, for so many people and needy causes. Kaye sent care packages to Troops serving overseas. Kaye was a support driver for American Legion Riders. Kaye sent many boxes to hospitals all over the USA, full of blankets, hats, and many others needed items. Kaye was a servant of the Lord.
Kaye is preceded in death by her biological parents, Charles Witte and Carolyn Wickline and her foster parents, Mary and Herman Rowland.
Surviving are her husband of 14 years, Raymond Wells of Interlachen; two sons, Joseph Carrell of OH, Will Carrel of OH; six sisters, Elizabeth of OH, Jeulene of OH, Terri of MD, Sally of England, Cathie of MD, Kim of FL; a brother, Tristan of FL; and many cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Memorial services will be 3:00 p.m. Thursday, February 27, 2020 at Masters Funeral Home in Palatka with Pastor Ted Rodda officiating.
Memorial gifts may be sent to the American Legion Bert Hodges Post #45 316 Osceola St, Palatka, FL 32177.
Masters Funeral Home of Palatka is in charge of arrangements.
She lived a humble life and did a lot of volunteer work throughout the years. Her volunteer work let her crochet blankets for the Veterans, winter hats for those in need, baby hats for a variety of organizations, but what she loved to crochet most was prayer cloths for Veterans and anyone else in need.
She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and a charter member of the American Legion Riders Chapter 45 in Palatka, Florida
No service or memorial will be held, per my wishes. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to charity such as Love A Child or other legitimate organization that helps the needy. Also consider donating to American Legion Auxiliary at the National level for programs like Spirit of Youth award.
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Charlesa "Kaye" Rogers-Wells
April 18, 1960 - February 21, 2020
Kaye Rogers-Wells
Charlesa Kaye Rogers-Wells, 59, of Interlachen, passed away on Friday, February 21, 2020 at Putnam Community Medical Center in Palatka following an extended illness.
Kaye was born in Columbus, OH and had been a resident of Interlachen for 25 years, coming from OH. Kaye was a member of Rhema Bible Church in Tulsa OK, a Patriot Guard Riders member, an active member of the American Legion Auxiliary, a Riders Support Group member, and a Moose Club member. Kaye was a truly amazing lady, she was totally unselfish and in her service to others, in more ways than can be mentioned. Kaye had a passion for military veterans and all people with special needs and children and elderly and homeless. Kaye made 100's of handmade sleeping mats for the homeless. Kaye cleaned headstones in cemeteries and cleaned the grounds and put up 100's of flags on veterans graves. Kaye took many gifts to veterans in many nursing homes. Kaye made blankets and prayer clothes, hats, booties, scarfs, gloves, lap robes, hand warmers, for so many people and needy causes. Kaye sent care packages to Troops serving overseas. Kaye was a support driver for American Legion Riders. Kaye sent many boxes to hospitals all over the USA, full of blankets, hats, and many others needed items. Kaye was a servant of the Lord.
Kaye is preceded in death by her biological parents, Charles Witte and Carolyn Wickline and her foster parents, Mary and Herman Rowland.
Surviving are her husband of 14 years, Raymond Wells of Interlachen; two sons, Joseph Carrell of OH, Will Carrel of OH; six sisters, Elizabeth of OH, Jeulene of OH, Terri of MD, Sally of England, Cathie of MD, Kim of FL; a brother, Tristan of FL; and many cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Memorial services will be 3:00 p.m. Thursday, February 27, 2020 at Masters Funeral Home in Palatka with Pastor Ted Rodda officiating.
Memorial gifts may be sent to the American Legion Bert Hodges Post #45 316 Osceola St, Palatka, FL 32177.
Masters Funeral Home of Palatka is in charge of arrangements.
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