Aaron Lee Rogers, 51, of Mesa, Arizona, passed away on May 14, 2026. He was born February 11, 1975, in Richmond, Virginia to Terry Rogers and the late Sheryl Rogers. He spent most of his childhood in Alaska, before moving to Arizona to attend college. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degree in education at Northern Arizona University. He met his wife, Kristen, in college and married in 2000. They had one daughter, Quinn, in 2006.
He is survived by his wife, daughter, father, brothers and sisters. He spent his life dedicated to the education profession as an elementary and junior high school teacher, and an assistant principal, where he left a lasting impact on many students and colleagues. Aaron enjoyed life’s simple and meaningful moments. He loved spending time with his family, dogs, traveling, watching sporting events, and visiting his daughter in San Diego. Aaron will be deeply missed and is loved by so many.
A memorial service will be held on Thursday, May 28 at 3 p.m. at Mountain View Funeral Home, 7900 E. Main Street, Mesa Arizona.
For those who are unable to join us in person a live stream of the service will be available. Please visit: https://evt.live/aaron-lee-rogers-celebration-of-life to watch from wherever you may be.
My deepest condolences to Aaron’s family. I will remember Aaron‘s humor and hard work. He was an excellent teacher and administrator. He will truly be missed.
My condolences to the Roger’s family, I grew up with Aaron in Dillingham and he was my classmate, I was shocked to hear of his passing, his smile, mischief fun throughout our school year Ill remember, making a pyramid stack of people during the girls basketball games, cheering me on when I won a baking contest during beaver round up. And giving the teachers a hard time all in fun during class, Many other memories have come flooding back after learning of his passing. I always thought of him on February 11 as my birthday was the 12th and Sarah and Allison’s was the 13th. He is missed and i am very saddened by his passing.
Aaron was a wonderful man, husband, father, and teacher who will be greatly missed. My condolences to his family. It was a privilege to know him. May your memories be a blessing.
Aaron was a fun loving student who I was lucky enough to have in my Dillingham Elementary physical education classes. He was a good friend to many and I thoroughly enjoyed watching him grow up in a town where friends were family. I’m so impressed that he enjoyed NAU, as I did years before and even went on to get his masters. What a fine educator he must have been. May his family find comfort in knowing how many lives he touched and people he inspired. Gone far too soon. Rest easy Aaron. You left a legacy.
Aaron and my younger brother Eli were friends growing up in Dillingham. Great memories of his laugh and sense of humor! Blue skies and Tailwinds!
Our hearts go out to the family! Thoughts and prayers are with you all!!!
Our heartfelt condolences to Kristen and Quinn, his brother, sisters and all who knew and loved our nephew. He will be missed very much!
My deepest condolences 💐 for Aaron’s family. Many prayers for healing and to remember the wonderful memories you had together. May they bring you comfort.
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My deepest condolences to Aaron’s family. I will remember Aaron‘s humor and hard work. He was an excellent teacher and administrator. He will truly be missed.
My condolences to the Roger’s family, I grew up with Aaron in Dillingham and he was my classmate, I was shocked to hear of his passing, his smile, mischief fun throughout our school year Ill remember, making a pyramid stack of people during the girls basketball games, cheering me on when I won a baking contest during beaver round up. And giving the teachers a hard time all in fun during class, Many other memories have come flooding back after learning of his passing. I always thought of him on February 11 as my birthday was the 12th and Sarah and Allison’s was the 13th. He is missed and i am very saddened by his passing.
Aaron was a wonderful man, husband, father, and teacher who will be greatly missed. My condolences to his family. It was a privilege to know him. May your memories be a blessing.
Aaron was a fun loving student who I was lucky enough to have in my Dillingham Elementary physical education classes. He was a good friend to many and I thoroughly enjoyed watching him grow up in a town where friends were family. I’m so impressed that he enjoyed NAU, as I did years before and even went on to get his masters. What a fine educator he must have been. May his family find comfort in knowing how many lives he touched and people he inspired. Gone far too soon. Rest easy Aaron. You left a legacy.
Aaron and my younger brother Eli were friends growing up in Dillingham. Great memories of his laugh and sense of humor! Blue skies and Tailwinds!
Our hearts go out to the family! Thoughts and prayers are with you all!!!
Our heartfelt condolences to Kristen and Quinn, his brother, sisters and all who knew and loved our nephew. He will be missed very much!
My deepest condolences 💐 for Aaron’s family. Many prayers for healing and to remember the wonderful memories you had together. May they bring you comfort.