Obituary for Patricia Levarn Rogers
Patricia Levarn Rogers was born on September 10, 1963 to the late Francis Rogers and Ellen Rogers in Northampton County, Virginia. She departed this life on Sunday, July 3, 2022 in Mappsville, Virginia.
“Pat,” as she was affectionately known, was educated in the public schools of Northampton County. In later years, she gained employment with the Accomack County Public Schools as a bus driver and an instructional assistant for the alternative education program. She dedicated over thirty years of service until her untimely passing. She loved to nurture and inspire any child she came into contact with. Pat was also a personal care assistant for Briggs Home Health and Love Thy Neighbor.
Pat was a dedicated member of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Wardtown, Virginia. She was the Youth Director and the founder of the Youth Church. She also sang on the choir in prior years. Pat was willing to assist any in capacity, she was the epitome of dedication and commitment to Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Pat was very family-oriented, her family was her pride and joy. She received the greatest pleasure from spending time with her grandchildren. She also enjoyed traveling, bowling, cooking, and caring for others. Pat truly was a kind-hearted person and would help anyone in need. She was always there to listen and give advice to those in need. Pat had a sweet side, but was also strict. She was a disciplinarian to her children, grandchildren, and anybody else’s children. Throughout the years, she struggled with illness but never lost her smile. She believed that God was always by her side and would see her through trying times.
In addition to her parents, Pat was preceded in death by her granddaughter, Iliyah Renay Dickerson and ex-husband, James R. Boggs, Sr.
She leaves to cherish her memories: four children, Jessica Boggs of Mappsville, VA, James Boggs, Jr. of Richmond, VA, Joshalyn Boggs of Tasley, VA, and Jennifer Boggs of Salisbury, MD; fourteen grandchildren, Kiyah Boggs, Kamron Boggs, Ianna Dickerson, Kaylah Boggs, Inaeyah Dickerson, Jenniyah Boggs, Shymere Waters, Jaquan Boggs, JyAsia Smith, Jamon Boggs, KyAire Waters, JaShyne Dickerson, Sayon Waters, and Jahiem Harmon; ten siblings; eight special friends; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Lovingly and sorrowfully submitted,
The Family
“Pat,” as she was affectionately known, was educated in the public schools of Northampton County. In later years, she gained employment with the Accomack County Public Schools as a bus driver and an instructional assistant for the alternative education program. She dedicated over thirty years of service until her untimely passing. She loved to nurture and inspire any child she came into contact with. Pat was also a personal care assistant for Briggs Home Health and Love Thy Neighbor.
Pat was a dedicated member of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Wardtown, Virginia. She was the Youth Director and the founder of the Youth Church. She also sang on the choir in prior years. Pat was willing to assist any in capacity, she was the epitome of dedication and commitment to Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Pat was very family-oriented, her family was her pride and joy. She received the greatest pleasure from spending time with her grandchildren. She also enjoyed traveling, bowling, cooking, and caring for others. Pat truly was a kind-hearted person and would help anyone in need. She was always there to listen and give advice to those in need. Pat had a sweet side, but was also strict. She was a disciplinarian to her children, grandchildren, and anybody else’s children. Throughout the years, she struggled with illness but never lost her smile. She believed that God was always by her side and would see her through trying times.
In addition to her parents, Pat was preceded in death by her granddaughter, Iliyah Renay Dickerson and ex-husband, James R. Boggs, Sr.
She leaves to cherish her memories: four children, Jessica Boggs of Mappsville, VA, James Boggs, Jr. of Richmond, VA, Joshalyn Boggs of Tasley, VA, and Jennifer Boggs of Salisbury, MD; fourteen grandchildren, Kiyah Boggs, Kamron Boggs, Ianna Dickerson, Kaylah Boggs, Inaeyah Dickerson, Jenniyah Boggs, Shymere Waters, Jaquan Boggs, JyAsia Smith, Jamon Boggs, KyAire Waters, JaShyne Dickerson, Sayon Waters, and Jahiem Harmon; ten siblings; eight special friends; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Lovingly and sorrowfully submitted,
The Family