Donna Marie (Grauman) Rogers

Age: 49

Address: 2653 Osprey Lane SE Cass Lake, MN 56633

Date of Death: October 9, 2021    Place of Death: Sanford West Hospital Fargo, North Dakota

Date of Birth: December 21, 1971    Place of Birth: Cass Lake, MN

Survived By: Husband Gordon Rogers Jr., Mother Flossie House, Sister Nancy (Grauman) Raisch, Daughter Shaylene Goggleye, Sons Cody Goggleye, Cole Goggleye, Dale Goggleye, Grandchildren Robert Goggleye & Dianna Kingbird Sister-in-law Autumn Cambron, Family Mary ( Bob) Goggleye, Father-in-law Gordon Rogers Sr.,

Preceded By: Father Marc Grauman Sr., Brothers Marc “Butch” Grauman Jr., Johnny W. (Mouse) Grauman, Paternal Grandparents Collins Grauman Nettie (Tibbetts) Grauman, Maternal Grandparents Stella (Lyons) Schwochert, Vincent Schwochert, Mother-in-law Sandra Rogers, Late Husband Robert “Pacho” Goggleye

Wake: Wednesday, October 13, 2021 After 4:00 P.M. Ball Club Community Center

Service: Thursday, October 14, 2021 11:00 A.M. Ball Club Community Center

History: Donna Marie (Grauman) Rogers was born December 21, 1971 in Cass Lake, MN to Marc Grauman Sr. & Flossie Grauman. Donna was recently united in marriage to her loving partner Gordon Rogers Jr. on April 11, 2021 in Cass Lake, MN. Donna had four beautiful children with Robert Goggleye aka “Pacho”. Donnas grandson Robert loved calling her “Gramma Bubbles” as donna loved blowing bubbles and spending time with him. Donna enjoyed spending time with her newlywed husband Gordon, they loved watching Price is Right and old time westerns.

Donna would always take time to have her nails painted up. She loved nail polish, even if her polish was chipping off she would have a fresh new coat of polish on in no time. Donna was a bingo caller for 13 years. She had a strong love for her family, Donna love swimming especially with her cute granddaughter. Donna enjoyed playing bedrock Bowling & Horseshoes. Donna had a love for music especially singing to Prince Buckcherry.

Donna was a wonderful cook, she definitely followed in her mother Flossies footsteps and her older sister Nancy when it came to making up her famous frybread. Donna wasted no time cooking up large kettles of “hangover soup” for horseshoe &bedrock bowling tournaments, it was always so good it would disappear in no time. Donnas youngest so Dale also remembers his mom making him Micky Mouse pancakes, dale said, she made the best pancakes around. Donna and her sister had a bond nobody could break.

When donna arrived home with her twin baby boys Cody & Cole, her sister Nancy was right there with her, Nancy stayed with Donna a few months to help her get on schedule with them. Donna also enjoyed taking a ride on the dirt roads, attending Pow-Wows, picking berries. Donna had a nickname “Mutley” she was given at a young age, always muddy & dirty. Donna had a endless love that we will all cherish in our hearts forever.