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Along with [[Frank Rogers|her brother]] and parents ([[Edna Rogers|mother]] and [[James Rogers|father]]), she is buried in a cemetery near [[State Street]], with the only marker being a headstone with the names of the quartet of Rogers who were buried there. She died as a result of [[World War III]], and William Rogers discovers her fate in his investigation of [[Anarchia]] {{BR25|Film|Awakening}}.
Along with [[Frank Rogers|her brother]] and parents ([[Edna Rogers|mother]] and [[James Rogers|father]]), she is buried in a cemetery near [[State Street]], with the only marker being a headstone with the names of the quartet of Rogers who were buried there. She died as a result of [[World War III]], and William Rogers discovers her fate in his investigation of [[Anarchia]] {{BR25|Film|Awakening}}.


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Latest revision as of 20:38, 13 March 2021

A name on a gravestone that William "Buck" Rogers discovers near State Street in Chicago, Illinois (now a part of Anarchia) in 2491 CE (BR25: Film, "Awakening").

Marilyn Rogers is one of William "Buck" Rogers's sisters, residing near Chicago, Illinois in 1987 CE.

Along with her brother and parents (mother and father), she is buried in a cemetery near State Street, with the only marker being a headstone with the names of the quartet of Rogers who were buried there. She died as a result of World War III, and William Rogers discovers her fate in his investigation of Anarchia (BR25: Film, "Awakening").