MOTHER DIES FROM CANCER, WAS IN NAVY HELD LIEUTENANT POSITION

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Renicka Rogers was sick from cancer for over a year, she died recently

Renicka Rogers, 51, died on September 19, 2025 in Charlotte, NC from cancer. Renicka was a lieutenant in the United States Navy. Renicka had a young son named Logan.

Renicka Rogers
MOTHER DIES FROM CANCER WAS IN NAVY

Renicka was a nurse in the Navy for several years, she was even stationed on combat ships throughout the world. She worked her way up to several officer positions, her highest status was a lieutenant.

Over the last few years Renicka fell ill to a rare form of cancer called Acute Myelocytic Leukemia. Renicka did chemo therapy treatments and her hair fell out due to the procedure killing her hair cells. Cancer has taken the lives of countless people in Charlotte.

The cancer eventually killed Renicka during hospice care in Charlotte.

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