Birth date: Apr 22, 1932 Death date: Nov 23, 2013
Mr. Roger E. Breuker, age 81, went to be with his Lord on Saturday, November 23, 2013 in Muskegon. He was born on April 22, 1932 in Muskegon to Rev. John and Cornelia (Heemstra) Breuker. Roger worked 43 years at Brunswick before r Read Obituary
Dear Breuker family, I will miss Roger very much at this upcoming basketball season. I loved seeing his smiling cheering face at the games. What a wonderful spirit filled man of Christ who always had a hug to share. In Christs Love Dennis and Margaret Hughes and family
Dear Marilyn and family: We're so sorry to hear of Rogers Home -going, but we fondly remember back in the good old days how many good times we had together . We started out for Muskegon to attend the funeral, but the weather was too Iffy for us Sr. Citizens so we turned around and went back home.We are praying for the whole family and know that the Lord will uphold you through your loss. In Christian Love Howard and Betty Vanderlaan, Scottville:
Our condolences go with you Marilyn and the whole family. We didnt hear about it until this morning when the paper came. So sorry but we all know he is in a better place. We wont be able to come to the funeral home or the funeral as I am not able to walk very mucy or a very long distance, but you know that our thoughts are with you . He was a\
greatuy and we will always remember him from Norton Shores Estates and the times that we have seen you two after you have moved. Our prayers are with you. Jim and Margaret Knill.
I was fortunate enough to get to know Roger through his rehabilitation following shoulder injury or knee injury or something> I then would see him at WMC events. I feel fortunate enough to have gotten to spend time with him and to learn his nickname "squeeky" from Helen Sytsema. I hope that when Roger arrived in heaven there was a tin of cookies waiting for him. And when my time comes I hope to share that tin with him. Thought and prayer to the family. Mike Braid
Dear Marilyn and Family,
Memories washing over me this morning, so many of my Dad's stories about his childhood included Rog. I will never forget his smile. I pray you will feel the strong arms of our Lord wrapped around you in comfort today and in the days ahead. In Sympathy and Prayer, Jayne (Dick) Fifolt
I have many memories of Rodger all starting way back when he lived next door to my grand parents on Stevens street. Sporting events will never be the same without seeing Roger there and his enthusiasm for what ever sport he was there for and it was everything! Heaven got a true "WARRIOR" but even more a man of God. GO GREEN GO WHITE! sympathy to the whole family Rog will be missed
Todd Lane and family
Extending my sympathy to a wonderful family that I had the pleasure to grow up across the Stevens Street from. Oh, so many memories... My favorite is joining Rog as he stood up and unashamably wholeheartedly praised his Lord and Saviour at our church every single service for as long as I can remember. Sue Deubner
Bill and I extend our sympathy to all of your family. He was a great man. so friendly and nice when ever we would see him..Even tho he is gone from this earth we can rejoice that he is now in Jesus presence . What a comfort we have knowing he loved the Lord Love Bill and Pat Schaafsma
There could not have been a nicer guy! Roger always made a point of saying hello. When I think of basketball at WMC, I will always think of him. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Curt and Kim Rypma
