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[[File:BR25 - Rogers Family Gravestone in Old Chicago.png|thumb|A name on a gravestone that {{buck}} discovers near [[State Street]] in [[Chicago, Illinois]] (now a part of [[Anarchia]]) in [[2491]] CE {{BR25|Film|Awakening}}.]] | [[File:BR25 - Rogers Family Gravestone in Old Chicago.png|thumb|A name on a gravestone that {{buck}} discovers near [[State Street]] in [[Chicago, Illinois]] (now a part of [[Anarchia]]) in [[2491]] CE {{BR25|Film|Awakening}}.]] | ||
''' | '''Frank Rogers''' is {{buck}}'s brother, residing near [[Chicago, Illinois]] in [[1987]] CE. | ||
He is buried not only with his sister [[Marilyn Rogers|Marilyn]], but also their [[Edna Rogers|mother]] and [[James Rogers|father]], in a cemetery near [[State Street]]. The only marker to their grave being a headstone with the names of the Rogers quartet interred there. He died as a result of [[World War III]], and William Rogers discovers his father's fate during his investigation of [[Anarchia]] {{BR25|Film|Awakening}}. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:13, 21 February 2021
Frank Rogers is William "Buck" Rogers's brother, residing near Chicago, Illinois in 1987 CE.
He is buried not only with his sister Marilyn, but also their mother and father, in a cemetery near State Street. The only marker to their grave being a headstone with the names of the Rogers quartet interred there. He died as a result of World War III, and William Rogers discovers his father's fate during his investigation of Anarchia (BR25: Film, "Awakening").