William P. Rogers 1913 – 2001

Biography

William P. Rogers was born on June 23, 1913, in Norfolk, beginning a life that would lead him into public service. His formative years shaped the values and commitments that would define his career as an American politician. Throughout his life, Rogers remained engaged with the civic duties and responsibilities that his chosen path demanded.

Rogers dedicated himself to political service, contributing to the nation during a pivotal era in American history. His work reflected the concerns and aspirations of his time, as he participated in the democratic process and helped shape policy decisions that affected those he represented. Though specific details of his legislative accomplishments vary across records, his commitment to public life remained steadfast.

On January 2, 2001, Rogers passed away in Bethesda at the age of 87. His long life spanned nearly nine decades of American history, witnessing tremendous change and progress. As a final tribute to his service to his country, Rogers was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, joining the nation’s honored dead in one of America’s most sacred grounds.