Roger Albright

It is with sincere reverence that we commemorate the well-lived life of Roger Daniel Albright, also affectionately known as Dan, who graced this world with his presence from January 11, 1951, until his departure on July 23, 2025. Born in Topeka, Kansas, and spending his last eight years in Frazier Park, California, Roger was a beacon of warmth, reflecting the qualities of empathy, dedication, humility, and love. As a man deeply rooted in the golden era of the 60s, Roger had a profound affinity for music, a passion that mirrored the rhythm of his character — vibrant, harmonious, and full of life.

Employed in the film distribution industry until his retirement, Roger was known for his dedication to his craft. Yet, it was his role as a dedicated father to his daughter Nicole that mattered most to him. He was a man who knew the depths of love, the joy of dedication, and the virtue of humility. As John Lennon once said, "Love is the flower you've got to let grow," and Roger allowed his love for his daughter, to grow and flourish, a testament to his loving nature. Roger is survived by his Daughter, Son-in-law, Sister, Stepson and Nephew. He was preceded in death by his parents.

A Celebration of Life, honoring Dan, a United States Veteran, will take place on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at 1:00 pm PDT at The Church of Latter Day Saints, located at 6241 Frazier Mountain Park Road, Frazier Park, California. We invite all who knew Roger to join us in commemorating his remarkable life and sharing the memories that keep him alive in our hearts.

In honor of Roger's life, we encourage everyone to leave memories and upload photos of him to the memorial page. These shared moments of joy, laughter, and love will serve as a beautiful tribute to a man who lived his life with empathy, dedication, humility, and love. Roger Albright, you will forever be missed, but never forgotten.

Please find the contribution link towards the bottom of the obituary section. We thank you for your kindness. The financial contributions go directly to his daughter, who has worked tirelessly during the past month to make sure Roger was taken care of and honored .