Roger Wright Putnam, Jr.

I had the pleasure of getting to know Mr. Putnam when he was at the nursing home in Eden with his wife Judy many years ago. He was always such a remarkable man and he and Judy were a pleasure to spend time with. I am so very sorry for your loss as he was always so proud of his family and spoke of all of you often. He and Judy were two of my favorite people whose memory always brings a smile to my face. God bless you

We are sorry for the loss of Roger. Roger worked with our mother Clara Lawson at Buffalo Police Department. We have a lot of memories of Roger the stories he would tell , his kindness and respect for a few. Mom and Roger had their birthdays close together and even after retirement sent each other cards and kept in contact. He even visited her when she was in rehab after an illness. That was just part of his kindness. May he rest in peace and you be comforted with your fond memories of him and that many appreciated all he did. The Lawson family.

I first met Roger in September of 1950 when I enrolled as a freshman at Nichols School in Buffalo. Roger had attended the lower school at Nichols so new his way around. While he had a rather gruff exterior underneath he was kind and helpful. Roger was very loyal to Nichols, In later years we both served as class agents until he became ill. I was impressed with his ability to keep track of our widely dispersed classmates. I will miss Jerry. My condolences to his family. I regret that I will be out of town and unable to attend the celebration of his life on July 7th. Fred Tuner