Birth date: Sep 1, 1935 Death date: Jun 25, 2025
Roger Allen Winslow, 89, of Corydon, IA, died June 25, 2025 at The Village in Indianola. He was a generous man of warmth, intelligence, and integrity and will be greatly missed. Roger was born on September 1, 1935, in Evanston, Il Read Obituary
Roger was a great friend for over 74 years. From high school through our Old Settlers Class Reunions every year. I will forever treasure the friendship we shared, especially our love for Braums ice cream, which became a sweet symbol of our visits together. His presence will be deeply missed, but his spirit lives on in the many ways he touched others' lives. Roger was an innovative thinker, a generous soul, and a philanthropic man whose kindness rippled far beyond what could be measured. His legacy is one of friendship, laughter, and giving. I am grateful to have had his friendship.
Roger was an exceptional Drake Relays officials and supporter of track and field. He holds a special place in the hearts of the Drake Relays staff by her 50 years service on the track. My sincere condolences.
Carolyn Hill
Roger was a good friend and supporter of us at Highwater Innovations. He will be sadly missed by the entire battery industry.
With Heartfelt condolences from Neerja, Tony, Shubhi, Praneeth and Nonie.
With loving memories of Roger
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss... Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Always enjoyed visiting with Roger and Jan.Roger was was very good to me when I was just starting in business. Will miss his smile and seeing him at the museum.
Thoughts and Prayers
Bill Slagg
I was so sorry to hear of Roger's passing. I was his secretary at Voltmaster for 3 years until 1981 with it my second job after graduation. I learned so much from he & Laurence Fry both professionally & personally. Roger's always kept track of birthdays, weddings & births of employees & their families. As a side note, I grew up in a house purchased from Jan's sister Virginia who i grew up down the street from & played basketball in their back yard with Steve & neighbor Teddi Henderson Gertsma along with my siblings alot. Roger was one of a kind who the world was made a better place and I will never forget. His wisdom & advice is something I still use in life . RIP Roger.
To Anne Winslow and family: May the stories and memories of Roger brighten your days for years to come. With Love, Alison Kilkelly
It was truly an honor to be involved in the care of your dad. He was such character and I enjoyed every minute I had with him. I had never met your parents before his stay at the village. What a great man he was and had a beautiful family as well. Love and prayers for you all.
