Barbara Victoria Clark Rogers
March 17, 1942 – December 27, 2022
Barbara Victoria Clark Rogers of Broome’s Island, Maryland passed away on December 27, 2022, at her Broome’s Island home, with her family by her side. She was born on March 17, 1942, at the Calvert County Hospital in Prince Frederick to the late John Lawrence and Eloise Buckler Clark. She grew up with her parents, sister, and brother in Huntingtown, MD. Barbara graduated from Calvert High School and went on to receive her nursing degree from the Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. She married Donald L. Rogers on August 22, 1964. They spent the first few years of their marriage in Cheyenne, Wyoming where she worked as an Operating Room nurse. Following Don’s discharge from the Air Force they returned to live in Broome’s Island. Barbara was a nurse with the Calvert County Health Department for the majority of her nursing career.
Barbara enjoyed reading, researching family genealogy, and vacationing on Cudjoe Key in Florida. She was an active member of the Huntingtown United Methodist Church and a volunteer at Calvert Memorial Hospital. She loved her family and spoiled her grandchildren every chance she could. She was a beautiful person inside and out, and never hesitated to help others with kindness and compassion.
Barbara was preceded in death by her husband, Donald, her brother, John Lawrence Clark, Jr., and her son-in-law, Parran Broome Briscoe. She is survived by her daughters: Kelly Rogers-Elliott (J. Christian Elliott), Holly R. Briscoe, Dawn L. Rogers, her grandchildren: Dylan and Clark Elliott and James and Delaney Briscoe, and her sister: Patricia Horsmon.
In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association.
http://www.alz.org
Visitation
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Services
Wednesday, January 4, 2023
10:00 am
Interment
Contributions
Alzheimer’s Association
National Capital Area Chapter
8180 Greensboro Drive
Suite 400
McLean, VA 22102
Link:
https://act.alz.org/site/Donation2?df_id=39209&mfc_pref=T&39209.donation=form1
Condolences
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29 Dec 2022
6:40pm
Dear Kelly, Holly, and Dawn and your families,
It is with deepest sorrow for your loss that we offer our sympathies. We loved Barbara. She was such a wonderful person, nurse colleague in parish nursing, and a friend to us and my mother, Pat Monnett. Your loss is our loss too. We know how the grief began long before her death, with the dying of her mind. Our prayers and love are with you all.
Peace, Marcia and Marijo Cosmas-Monnett
City
Huntingtown
State
MD
30 Dec 2022
8:36am
To Barbara’s family,
We pray for the days, weeks, and months ahead of you. Barbara was a good and kind soul with a lovely sense of wit. Full of Grace, she was always at Bible study with a smile and a kind word. She will be missed on this earth. You were so lucky to call her yours, I’m blessed to have called her friend.
City
Amalga
State
UT
1 Jan 2023
1:52pm
I’m very sorry to learn of Barbara’s death. Barbara, Donnie and I all went to Calvert High together. Donnie later went to Charlotte Hall Military Academy. Even though we didn’t visit often, each visit was so enjoyable by all. I remember Barbara’s 16th birthday party at her parent’s home. I was so proud to be invited. It was truly an honor to be her friend and thought about her so much with that terrible disease. Peace be with Barbara and all her family.
City
Huntingtown
State
Maryland
2 Jan 2023
11:14am
Dear Kelly, Holly, and Dawn, May God bless you with grace and peace in your hearts as you navigate through this time. Your Mother was a class act that I always looked up to with high regard. It was an honor that she allowed me to baby set and love each one of you as you grew up. Your Mom, Dad, and all three of you girls, oh yes, and Dino & Tony, were a special part of my life…the bigger dogs not as much! I will always cherished those memories. Barbara always had a smile, a laugh, and a soft disposition. I will truly miss her. Mom also sends her regards as she thought the world of your Mother.
With Deepest Sympathy and Love, Kay Dove
City
North Beach
State
MD
3 Jan 2023
6:15pm
To Barbara’s family, you are in my prayers. I was one of Barbara’s classmates at CCHS. It was always a blessing when our paths crossed. May God grant you peace.
City
Lusby
State
Maryland
7 Jan 2023
6:58pm
I was so sorry to learn of Barbara’s passing. I knew her because she worked with my mother, Alma Lee Lancaster, at the Health Department. They were good friends. She was a wonderful, funny and kind person.
I know this is a very difficult time and I pray for strength for her remaining family.
City
Prince Frederick
State
MD
9 Jan 2023
6:09pm
My mom, Alma Lee Lancaster, worked closely with Barbara at the Health Department. She always loved her and she commented that Barbara was a close friend. I’m so sorry for your loss, I pray God will bring healing to your souls.
City
Prince Frederick
State
MD
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Dear Kelly, Holly, and Dawn and your families,
It is with deepest sorrow for your loss that we offer our sympathies. We loved Barbara. She was such a wonderful person, nurse colleague in parish nursing, and a friend to us and my mother, Pat Monnett. Your loss is our loss too. We know how the grief began long before her death, with the dying of her mind. Our prayers and love are with you all.
Peace, Marcia and Marijo Cosmas-Monnett
To Barbara’s family,
We pray for the days, weeks, and months ahead of you. Barbara was a good and kind soul with a lovely sense of wit. Full of Grace, she was always at Bible study with a smile and a kind word. She will be missed on this earth. You were so lucky to call her yours, I’m blessed to have called her friend.
I’m very sorry to learn of Barbara’s death. Barbara, Donnie and I all went to Calvert High together. Donnie later went to Charlotte Hall Military Academy. Even though we didn’t visit often, each visit was so enjoyable by all. I remember Barbara’s 16th birthday party at her parent’s home. I was so proud to be invited. It was truly an honor to be her friend and thought about her so much with that terrible disease. Peace be with Barbara and all her family.
Dear Kelly, Holly, and Dawn, May God bless you with grace and peace in your hearts as you navigate through this time. Your Mother was a class act that I always looked up to with high regard. It was an honor that she allowed me to baby set and love each one of you as you grew up. Your Mom, Dad, and all three of you girls, oh yes, and Dino & Tony, were a special part of my life…the bigger dogs not as much! I will always cherished those memories. Barbara always had a smile, a laugh, and a soft disposition. I will truly miss her. Mom also sends her regards as she thought the world of your Mother.
With Deepest Sympathy and Love, Kay Dove
To Barbara’s family, you are in my prayers. I was one of Barbara’s classmates at CCHS. It was always a blessing when our paths crossed. May God grant you peace.
I was so sorry to learn of Barbara’s passing. I knew her because she worked with my mother, Alma Lee Lancaster, at the Health Department. They were good friends. She was a wonderful, funny and kind person.
I know this is a very difficult time and I pray for strength for her remaining family.
My mom, Alma Lee Lancaster, worked closely with Barbara at the Health Department. She always loved her and she commented that Barbara was a close friend. I’m so sorry for your loss, I pray God will bring healing to your souls.