Roger Leon Colby

March 16, 1949 ~ November 8, 2022
Resided in:
Sanford, Maine
Roger L. Colby, 73, formerly of Lebanon and North Berwick, died on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, at the Lodges Care Center in Springvale.
Roger was born in Sanford on March 16, 1949, to Louis and Edna (Thompson) Colby. He grew up in Waterboro and Lebanon and attended local schools, graduating from Sanford High School. Following graduation, he served in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Germany during Vietnam. After finishing his term in the military, he returned to Lebanon.
During his working life, Roger held several different jobs working primarily in the farming industry. He will be remembered as a quiet man who kept to himself. He enjoyed working on the farms and being around the farm animals.
Roger was predeceased by his parents and by eight siblings, Parker Colby, Marilyn Emmons, Bernard Colby, Ronald Colby, Robert Colby, William Colby, Richard Colby and Earl Colby.
Surviving are three siblings, Edward Colby of Lebanon, Katherine Ruel of North Berwick and April Hilton of North Berwick and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
A graveside service will be held at 10:00 AM on Thursday, November 17th at the Forest Grove Cemetery, located on Cemetery Road in Lebanon.
Arrangements are under the direction of Black Funeral Homes and Cremation Service, Sanford-Springvale.

Roger was a great friend to my husband ,Bob. We have missed having him visit.
Rest in Peace Roger.
My dog Sandy always loved rides with you in your old blue truck. Whenever she saw you coming up the driveway, she would immediately jump in as soon as you opened your door, sometimes right over you. Thanks for letting her into your world. She & I will miss you. Bruce E. & Sandy dog
So Sorry for The Colby Families Loss.
I got to know Roger from The Lodge’s. We talked about everyday. One day I was able to get him outside for a walk. He told me he loved Farming. Asked if he raised animals? Named a few and threw in a giraffe. Guessing he wanted to see if I was really listening?
We laughed about it for awhile.
That was the day I earned his Trust.
R.I.P. Roger
Sincerely Nila Swett