Dawn E. Rogier
September 7, 1960 ~ February 19, 2012
Dawn E. (Mitchener) Rogier, 51, Mooresville, passed away late February 19, 2012, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on September 7, 1960, in Indianapolis, to George “Wayne” and Connie (Hughes) Mitchener.
Dawn graduated from Monrovia High School and worked locally as a medical assistant. She enjoyed traveling, gardening, baking, and reading. She will be greatly missed by her loving family.
Along with her parents, survivors include her husband, Ken Rogier of Mooresville, to whom she was united in marriage on July 1, 2006; sons, Matt and Brad Sutton of Bloomington; step-children, Jason Rogier of Indianapolis, Matt Rogier of Indianapolis, Jenny Babb of Indianapolis, Tony Rogier of Indianapolis, and Dylan Rogier of Mooresville; brothers, Michael Mitchener (Mary) of Kansas, Dan Mitchener (Dawn) of Roachdale; sister, Jill Olinger (Lester) of Pittsboro; niece, Becky Mitchener; nephews, Andy, Josh, and Trevor Mitchener.
The memorial service will be held at 7 p.m., Wednesday, February 22, 2012, in the Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville, with calling there from 3 p.m. Cremation arrangements are being handled by the Morgan County Crematory, Mooresville. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Visit www.carlislebranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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SWEET SISTER DAWN THE MESSAGE THAT I READ CAME MONDAY AFTERNOON DAWN HAD PASSED AWAY FOR US WAS MUCH TO SOON ALL NOISES LEFT ME SILENT AS I WONDERED IN DISMAY WHEN SUDDENLY MY HEART IT BEGAN TO BREAK – AWAY THE PIECES FLOATED HERE AND THERE AND CARRIED EACH A NAME THEY WENT TO SPECIAL PEOPLE YET NO PIECE WAS THE SAME FIRST TO CONNIE, NEXT WAS SHIRLEY THEN TO MARY UP ABOVE THEN TO SUSIE, ONE TO VICKIE, AND DIANE ALL SENT WITH LOVE AS THE TEARS ROLLED DOWN MY FACE GOD’S SPIRIT SPOKE TO ME NO MORE TEARS OF SADNESS KIM A MANSION HERE HAS SHE THEN I WIPED MY TEARS AWAY AND HEARD A NEW VOICE SAY I WANT YOU TO REMEMBER THESE SPECIAL WORDS TODAY NEXT TIME YOU ARE CAMPING BUILD A TEEPEE FIRE FOR ME AND IN THOSE CAMP FIRE FLAMES THESE MEMORIES YOU SHALL SEE REMEMBER TO BRING MARSHMALLOWS TO ROAST AND MAKE SMORES TOO OH YES I WILL, OF COURSE I CAN BUT——- DAWN FRIEND – IS THIS YOU? WELL, THANK YOU FOR THIS MESSAGE, THAT YOU SENT ME HERE FROM DAWN HER LOVE WILL ALWAYS IN MY HEART LIVE ON AND ON AND ON LOVE YOUR CAMP FIRE SISTER, kim bauer hill 2-21-12
that is Beautiful, Kim, Thank You!
Yes, Kim, thanks.
To Dawn’s family, I think of the prayer of St Francis,’Grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled, as to console, to be understood, as to understand; to be loved, as to love for it is in giving we receive,it is in pardoning that we are pardoned and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.’ May she live forever with our Lord and Savior and always in our hearts…….Nancy Wells, CHRP sister from St. Thomas More’
Carolyn and Jill so sorry to hear about Dawn. It will not be easy but Gods grace is sufficient to see your family through this time. Blessings Susie Harrell
May you feel God’s comforting arms surrounding you during this time of loss.
Our hearts go out to you and your family. She will be missed but not forgotten. Your friends, Gene and Darlene
Rest In Peace Dawn. You will be missed majorly !!
I’m very glad to have had Dawn’s friendship in my childhood. God bless you, Dawn.
Wayne, Connie and Family We are sad to hear about Dawn. We have so many fond childhood memories of Dawn as she (and we) grew up in Alman Addition. She was a beautiful girl; inside and out. We will always remember her smile and sweet personality. Our prayers are with you. Francine Spencer Shepherd, Debbie, Tina, Danny, Marshall
Mike, this is Dave Terrell sorry about your sister. I lost my mother this last December. I will be praying for you. Dave Terrell
Missing you today, Dawn.
Your family are in my prayers…I’m so sorry for your loss.
Remembering the beautiful lady I met. You will always be cherished in the memories of your family. Marla Anderson
What I will most remember about Dawn was her ability to see the good and positive in nearly any situation. And I remember her delightful laugh!! She always gave 100% at work and I appreciated her strong work effort. She worked hard but also made work FUN!! Nancy Abshire
I miss u dawn u r a great person we love u Nd ik my mommy does she misses u u are her best friend she talked about u all the time we r goin to miss u so much I love u dawn I wish this never happened I wish I could take away all ur pain :'( I love you Nd miss you
Kenny and kids, I never got to meet you guys, but Dawn was always talking about you. Dawn will be greatly missed on the third floor of the HRH building in Plainfield. I loved Dawn’s personality and I sure do miss it. I will cherish all the memories I have of Dawn. You are in thoughts and prayers, Stacy Rhodes, from Hendricks Rheumatology
Dawn will be truly missed by all! Her smile , her laughter and her love. She was a wonderful sister in law and may she rest in peace now. Knowing she is in a much better place till we meet again. all my love, Dawn Worrell Rogier
If cousins are truly our first friends then Dawn was surely one of my first. I remember spending weekends during summers as kids either with them at our hours or us at theirs. Will truly miss her. Love to Aunt Connie and Uncle Wayne, Jil, Dan, Mike, Kenny and the boys. Sarah (Mitchener) Duecker
Dawn, you will be truly missed. For nine years you were my only ‘girl’ cousin. I keep remembering some of the fun things — playing together every Christmas Eve when we were little, the surprise party when I was twelve, seeing movies together when I was home from college. And then later, the baby shower after Matt was born. You were a very kind and sweet cousin.
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Dawn E. Mitchener sent a virtual gift in memory of Dawn E. Rogier
Dawn, we were really never close, but I cared about you very much. I do remember when I stayed with you and your family during the blizzard of 1978. I remember you making some kind of huge coffee cake that you had to roll out along the counter and had to had to use the little bit of counter space beside of the sink because it was SO long! Then, you had to butter it and quickly coil all of it up like a huge cinnamon roll and put it in a pan. I remember you laughing and working so hard and so fast in hopes that it wouldn’t fall off the counter! I will always smile when I remember how lively you were at that moment and also that you iced it with PINK icing! Rest in peace, my dear.
Cathy Ooley Deardorff sent a virtual gift in memory of Dawn E. Rogier
WoHeLo my Camp Fire Girl Sister, You were my first choice in being partners in any Camp Fire Girl task, my best friend all through grade school, my close friend in high school. I will never forget all those fun times, and the many laughs we shared. You will live on in my Heart, FOREVER! I shall Never forget you~ Susie Luedeman Amond PaWaTa (my Camp Fire Girl name)
The memories are nonstop; you will never be forgotten! Heaven has another angel among them in you!
my cousin, my heart is heavy…God love you gone but NEVER forgotten
A joy in my classroom and an honor to have become a friend,She was a light for all of us.
Dawn was the first friend I made at St. Thomas More back in 2005. We attended RCIA together. We had both finally found happiness in our relationships and we loved sharing stories of how kind Kenny and my Chris were. She was so happy. I will think of Dawn often and always during Mass. She saw the face of Jesus in the eucharist and I am so thankful that she shared that with me. It is a true blessing to remember her in this way. I will miss you my friend. You are home with your Lord. Prayers to her family and friends.