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| | In Memoriam: Roger Edens |
 | | Edens and Baylor Drug were well-known to students before 1981 when it was torn down, serving as a gathering place before the Union Building was erected in 1996. |
 | | He is survived by two sons, John Edens of Phoenix, Az., and David Edens and wife, Scherry of Keller; daughter, Penny Ann Parker of Waco; grandchildren, Roger Edens and wife, Kellie, Brent Edens, David Edens and wife, Julie, and Erik Edens; and great-grandchildren, Alexis Edens and Leonard Edens. |
 | | I pictured Roger in his Sunday best, sitting on the bench outside the sanctuary before worship, standing up on his cranky knees in the presence of female company as long he was able, giving hugs and kisses and handshakes to everyone. |
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