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Michael Wilson Michael Wilson from Abu Dhabi wrote on September 19, 2023 at 11:32 am
His song’ I don’t believe in if anymore’ is still my all time favourite. Grew up living next door to his parents in Nairobi. Wonderful man with an even more wonderful voice.
Maureen O'Connor Maureen O'Connor from Bristol England wrote on September 19, 2023 at 11:29 am
Saddened to hear the passing of Roger. A lovely man and wonderful singer. A real privilege to be present at his concerts. He was special and made you feel happy and contented. Rest in peace singing with the angels and with my Dad Patrick and Mum Emily. We love ❤ you. Sincere condolences to Natalie and family. God Bless
STEPHEN FAULKNER STEPHEN FAULKNER from Armagh Northern Ireland wrote on September 19, 2023 at 11:17 am
Had the pleasure in seeing Roger perform in the Waterfront Belfast around 12 or 13 years ago and met him at the end of the night. He could not do enough for his fans happily talking to everyone,signing autographs and getting photographs taken. He signed a 45rpm single of Durham town for me and i got a photograph with him. The single is actually the first ever single i bought when i was around 11 years old,so i have been a fan for over 50 years. I hope he is now up with his parents and with that great voice singing along with all the other great singers who have gone before him. An absolute lovely man in every way.
Reinhard Maag Reinhard Maag from Kaslo/BC, Canada wrote on September 19, 2023 at 11:13 am
Brings back singing a few notes from 'The Fox', and my little daughter went 'aaha, aaha', and the record had to turn once more. Thanky you Roger Whittacker, and condolences to your closest who feel a deeper sadness yet than I do.
I.H. I.H. from Germany wrote on September 19, 2023 at 11:12 am
RIP ROGER🙏 You give us many lucky moments with your voice 🎶💜 I loved him💜
Craig Robertson Craig Robertson from Brisbane Australia wrote on September 19, 2023 at 11:08 am
I'm so sad to hear the news of Rogers passing. I grew up in Western Queensland working with my father and we would always be listening to Rogers music and loved his story telling. Even today when my father and I get together we always have Roger playing in the background. I am delighted say that my 6 year old daughter is now a Roger fan and loves to sing and dance along and is also now a fan. He has touched the heart now of 3 generations of my family and I would hope of many more to come. Thank you Roger for all the years that you have been there for us. You will be greatly missed. RIP
Tessa Melland Tessa Melland from Lakes Entrance, Victoria. 3909 Australia wrote on September 19, 2023 at 11:06 am
Growing up in Kenya in the 40's,50's & early 60's, Roger was very much a part of my young life. He was one of us! I still have vinyl records and he will often be a comfort in my quiet place. Please give my condolences to Natalie and the family (and friends) and let them know how much his life has meant to me, and my family. Rest in Peace Roger and Thank you. (From Australia)
Stig Stigsen Stig Stigsen from Norwich wrote on September 19, 2023 at 11:01 am
Roger was truly a folk hero and an inspiration to many acoustic performers like myself. He composed wonderfully melodious songs and performed everything so beautifully and with such warmth and skill. Well written, well sung, well whistled Sir.
Graeme Graeme from Johannesburg, South Africa wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:52 am
I have loved Roger's music since I was a little kid, over 45 years now. He has been the artist I've listened to for longer than anyone else. My deepest condolences to his family. I'm sure they know how much joy he's brought to millions of people all around the world. Thank you, Roger.
M. Schulz M. Schulz from Germany wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:49 am
Farewell, my friend In memory of Roger Whittaker There is news in life that leaves one stunned. One such is that of the death of Roger Whittaker, which I received yesterday. For more than 30 years I felt it as a great honor to accompany this artist and person on his professional, his artistic way. The fact that I had the privilege to get to know him and to meet him several times over the years is more than a great gift to me today. What remains is the memory of three decades of my life that were and remain somehow connected in joy and sorrow, in happiness and hardship with the name Roger Whittaker, because somehow I found the right song for every situation in life in his repertoire. Roger Whittaker was so much more than just a pop singer. Composer, lyricist, arranger, humanist and great animal lover. He showed that 50 years of career in the music business are possible without scandals and headlines. His wide repertoire, singing in English, German, French and occasionally in Spanish and Dutch made him what he undoubtedly was - a world star. Even if he himself is no longer with us, he remains unforgotten through his artistic work, and here the Internet also has a positive aspect, because all of us who adored and accompanied him as fans can keep his memory alive. A memory of gladness can raise the heavy heart When laden down with sadness When you feel the teardrops start One peaceful moment can erase the pain One memory of gladness and you smile again Erinnerungen sind dein Eigentum Sind etwas das dir bleibt Sind Souvenirs aus einem Paradies Aus dem dich keiner je vertreibt I wish the Whittaker family strength, love and cohesion in these difficult times. A very special greeting should also go to his wife Natalie, because without her Roger's career would have been unthinkable. We, the fans, carry Natalie in our hearts just as Roger does. Dear Roger, thank you for everything, for more than 30 years of music and humanity. Adieu, mein Freund…. M. Schulz
Christel Zöllner Christel Zöllner from Sanitz wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:37 am
Aufrichtige Anteilnahme der Familie und großen Dank für die schönen Lieder. Die Lieder haben immer unser Herz erfreut und uns unvergessliche Stunden beschert. Großen Dank. Sie werden uns unvergesslich bleiben. Ich bin traurig.
Bill Sekerak Bill Sekerak from Oxnard wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:35 am
The first time I heard Roger Whittaker I was in my early twenties and The Last Farewell was playing on the radio and I knew it would be a big hit, which it was. Later when I could afford to go to concerts I saw his Christmas show in Los Angeles and once again several years later at the Greek Theater in LA. where he performed the very best rendition of Blueberry Hill I had ever heard before or since. I always enjoyed the stories he would tell of his family home in Africa and I came to love his “ whistler “ songs very much. He gave me much joy and delight in a life too full of pain which made what he brought to my life all the more important for the respite he gave me. Thank you Roger I will always remember what you gave to the world ! My condolences to his wife and children. Sincerely, Bill Sekerak
Jean-Claude et Nelly Lehouck-Barroo Jean-Claude et Nelly Lehouck-Barroo from Ploegsteert (Be) wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:32 am
Chère Famille, En ce moment de deuil, c’est avec émotion et une grande tristesse que nous nous associons à votre peine, nous vous assurons de nos sentiments les plus affectueux. Gardons dans nos cœurs les souvenirs heureux, ils sont inaltérables. "Moi j'ai quitté mon pays bleu ..... Et je n'ai pas su lui dire adieu...." Acceptez, en toutes estimes, nos plus sincères condoléances et notre soutien. Jean-Claude & Nelly Lehouck - Barroo et famille
Brenda Mackie Brenda Mackie from Chorley wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:24 am
Sincere condolences to Roger,s family. His music,beautiful voice and whistling have been part of my life. It uplifts me every time I play his songs and he will be sorely missed . A true talented gentleman RIP Roger.
Des P Des P from Aberdeenshire wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:22 am
I am so upset to hear of Rogers passing. I was only listening to his greatest hits album the other day whilst gardening. It was a beautiful sunny day & I was alone cutting branches in the woods with Rogers music keeping me company. I truly felt alive & content. This is what he brought to the world, good honest music with charming spirit. My condolences to his family with the kindest of memories every time I hear his wonderful voice & songs.
Robert Webster Robert Webster wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:20 am
Kwa Heri Roger - loved your songs, especially the Good Old EAR&H - reminded me of long tortuous journeys from Njoro to Mombasa to the coast for our annual holidays and the memorable overnight 'school train' from Kisumu to Langata where I attended the rival 'Duko' (Duke of York School) - happy days - Cheerio,old chap
Victor Geier Victor Geier from Grand Blanc wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:20 am
My Aunt bought me his greatest hits album way back when it came out, loved the smooth soothing sounds of Roger, godspeed.
Tim Davis Tim Davis from North Devon UK wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:17 am
I spilt tears on learning of Roger's passing. The most wonderful voice, whether spoken or in song, and by all accounts a truly lovely person. Thank goodness we can go on listening to him until we all too sing our last farewell.
Keith Johnson (IMRO) Keith Johnson (IMRO) wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:13 am
We were saddened to hear of Roger's passing yesterday. His contributions to the music industry will always be cherished. We send our heartfelt condolences to Roger’s wife Natalie and family. RIP Roger
Nancy Scade Nancy Scade from Oakford wrote on September 19, 2023 at 10:08 am
I have always loved bragging that he was my teacher at Nairobi Primary School. Love his singing and whistling.