Ethel Ingle Rodgers

ethel rodgers

September 11, 1924 ~ November 3, 2004


Resided in: Asheville, NC

Ethel Ingle Rodgers of 36 Lynwood Circle, Asheville, died Wednesday, November 3, 2004, at Mountain Area Solace Center. Born in Buncombe County, she was the daughter of the late Geoffrey and Etta Ingle and was also preceded in death by two sisters, Alaf Gibson and Ruth Rodgers and by three brothers, Elmer Ingle, Jack Ingle and Gomer Ingle. Mrs. Rodgers was a graduate of West Buncombe High School and a lifelong member of Dix Creek United Methodist Church. She was active in the United Methodist Women of the Church and enjoyed traveling the USA and the world with her husband in his 27 plus years in the Air force. She was a homemaker until her children grew up and then worked for many years at Belk’s and Bon Marche’ as a sales clerk. Survivors include her husband of over 58 years, Sidney Vance Rodgers; a daughter, Vicki Castaldo and her husband Mark of Fairfax, VA; a son, Mark Rodgers and his wife Marilyn of Weaverville; two grandsons, Gary Phelps and his wife Holly and Nathaniel Rodgers. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 pm Saturday at Dix Creek United Methodist Church with the Revs. Kent Smith and Joseph Dillon officiating. Her family will receive friends from 1:00-2:00 pm at the church prior to the service. Memorials may be made to Dix Creek UMC, c/o Mary Parham, 10 Beck Drive, Asheville, NC 28806.

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  1. Dear Mr Rogers, Vicki, Mark, and Mark,
    We are so sad to hear that Mrs Rogers passed away. You have our thoughts and prayers. Please Take Care.

  2. Hi Mom, me again. It’s now 1 year to the day that you departed our lives. I think of you every day and wonder how you’re doing. How’s Dad doing? Please be happy.

    I love you,
    Your Daughter, Vicki

  3. To Mr. Rodgers, Mark and Vicky:

    It is always difficult to lose a loved one, and even when there has been sickness, we still are not ready to say goodbye. May God help you through these sad times, and I hope you know that there are many people praying for all of you.
    It was a blessing that Mrs. Rodgers was taken as quickly as she was. Keep that at the front of your mind as you face the difficult times ahead.
    My love to all of you.
    Cheryl

  4. What a beautiful picture of Mrs. Rodgers. Mark & Marilyn our hearts go out to you and to your family during this time. Your mom was a really sweet lady and I so enjoyed seeing her…she always had a smile on her face. Now she is sitting with Jesus and having a great time. One day we will all be there with her and what a glorious day that will be. Our thoughts & prayers are with you and your whole family. Love, Roy Lee, June, Elaine, Sean, Tammy, Philip, Donna, Mark, Janet, Jim, Lee & Marie

  5. Hi Mom,

    Today would have been Dad’s 86th birthday. Sure miss both of you so much and still think of you every day…

  6. Hi Grandma,

    Its been 5yrs today. I miss you you very much. I love you and will keep you in my thoughts and in my heart.

  7. Hi Mom,

    7 years tomorrow… Still think of you all the time. I sure do miss you and Dad. Please let me know how you are…

    I so love you!
    Vicki

  8. Hi Mom,

    It’s been 10 years since you left us. You were the best Mother ever. Too bad I wasn’t always the best daughter.

    I can still hear your voice exclaiming my name when you found out it was me calling on the phone all those years ago. You never failed to make me feel special when it really you who was so special.

    You are always in my thoughts and my heart.

    I love you and miss you so…!

    Vicki

  9. Hi Mom,

    It’s been 10 years since you left us. You were the best Mother ever. Too bad I wasn’t always the best daughter.

    I can still hear your voice exclaiming my name when you found out it was me calling on the phone all those years ago. You never failed to make me feel special when it really you who was so special.

    You are always in my thoughts and my heart.

    I love you and miss you so…!

    Vicki


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