Roger "Babyson" L. Eagleson
<p>Obituary for Roger L. Eagleson<br /> Roger L. Eagleson “Babysan”, 69, passed away May 5, 2021.<br /> Roger served in the US Army as a wireman, combat in Vietnam. He retired from 1127 Construction after 30 years of service.<br /> Roger is reunited with his parents, John and Barbara (Grant) Eagleson; and brothers, Terry and Kenny; a host of other family; and his loving feline companion, Rascal. </p> <p>Roger is survived by my loving and caring wife, Rochelle “Rocky” Barbieri - Butts and his feline and faithful companion, Rascal. <br /> Roger is also survived by mother-in-law and Husband, Judith Ann (Foutty) Nicolosi and Michael.<br /> Roger leaves behind a son, daughter and 2 grandchildren.<br /> These are a few words from Roger:<br /> Rochelle, Thank you for going above and beyond to help me through this battle with cancer. I couldn’t have made it without you. I know this was a difficult time for you, but you inherited your strength from your Nana. I wouldn’t have wanted anyone other than you - you will be OK, you’ll be alright. <br /> I would like to thank Brian, Eric, Henry, Lance, Sean, Linda, Jim and Chris for staying with me, calling me, and encouraging me to keep fighting. Your best buddies of mine, I will miss you.<br /> I would like to thank 1127 Construction Co. Inc. owners, including a special thank-you to owner and friend, Nick. Your support when I was sick and your support to my wife is more than I expected. I was so proud to work for you and I pass away with pride imprinted on my heart. <br /> Tom and Mary Pelton, words cannot explain the outreach of comfort, you dedicated yourselves to me. The calming of my tempest fears shows how decent human beings you are. I will take good care of Hazel and Molly. I’m going rabbit hunting with Rascal, Hazel and Molly on my lap. Take care of Rochelle “Sweet Pea”.<br /> Please remember, this is a difficult time for Rochelle. She has spent a great deal of time putting together a special day that reflects what we meant to each other. I am done. “I love you Sweat Pea, you did well”.</p> <p>All condolences are to be sent to my wife Rochelle.</p> <p>Per my wishes: Walk through calling hours will be Thursday from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Hennessy-Bagnoli-Moore Funeral Home, 936 N. Main St., Akron (corner of N. Main St. and Mildred Ave.). Funeral services will be Friday, 11:00 am at the funeral home with Deacon Steve Makara, Celebrant. Roger’s final resting place will be Chestnut Hill Memorial Park. Due to Covid-19, no children and wear masks, please. Only my friends and co-workers and Rochelle’s friends and family are to attend my calling hours and funeral. On the day of the funeral, please be seated with masks on; any questions, are to be directed to Rochelle</p>Obituary
Obituary for Roger L. Eagleson
Roger L. Eagleson “Babysan”, 69, passed away May 5, 2021.
Roger served in the US Army as a wireman, combat in Vietnam. He retired from 1127 Construction after 30 years of service.
Roger is reunited with his parents, John and Barbara (Grant) Eagleson; and brothers, Terry and Kenny; a host of other family; and his loving feline companion, Rascal.
Roger is survived by my loving and caring wife, Rochelle “Rocky” Barbieri - Butts and his feline and faithful companion, Rascal.
Roger is also survived by mother-in-law and Husband, Judith Ann (Foutty) Nicolosi and Michael.
Roger leaves behind a son, daughter and 2 grandchildren.
These are a few words from Roger:
Rochelle, Thank you for going above and beyond to help me through this battle with cancer. I couldn’t have made it without you. I know this was a difficult time for you, but you inherited your strength from your Nana. I wouldn’t have wanted anyone other than you - you will be OK, you’ll be alright.
I would like to thank Brian, Eric, Henry, Lance, Sean, Linda, Jim and Chris for staying with me, calling me, and encouraging me to keep fighting. Your best buddies of mine, I will miss you.
I would like to thank 1127 Construction Co. Inc. owners, including a special thank-you to owner and friend, Nick. Your support when I was sick and your support to my wife is more than I expected. I was so proud to work for you and I pass away with pride imprinted on my heart.
Tom and Mary Pelton, words cannot explain the outreach of comfort, you dedicated yourselves to me. The calming of my tempest fears shows how decent human beings you are. I will take good care of Hazel and Molly. I’m going rabbit hunting with Rascal, Hazel and Molly on my lap. Take care of Rochelle “Sweet Pea”.
Please remember, this is a difficult time for Rochelle. She has spent a great deal of time putting together a special day that reflects what we meant to each other. I am done. “I love you Sweat Pea, you did well”.
All condolences are to be sent to my wife Rochelle.
Per my wishes: Walk through calling hours will be Thursday from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Hennessy-Bagnoli-Moore Funeral Home, 936 N. Main St., Akron (corner of N. Main St. and Mildred Ave.). Funeral services will be Friday, 11:00 am at the funeral home with Deacon Steve Makara, Celebrant. Roger’s final resting place will be Chestnut Hill Memorial Park. Due to Covid-19, no children and wear masks, please. Only my friends and co-workers and Rochelle’s friends and family are to attend my calling hours and funeral. On the day of the funeral, please be seated with masks on; any questions, are to be directed to Rochelle
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Akron, OH 44310