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Phyllis Leora Rogers of Sagaponack Dies December 22

authorStaff Writer on Jan 2, 2023
Phyllis Leora Rogers of Sagaponack died of natural causes on December 22 in South Jamesport. She was 75. She was born in Southampton Hospital on April 17, 1947 to (Avis)... more

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