Michael Lynn Rodgers passed away on June 22, 2025, in Denton, Texas. He was born on July 25, 1961, in Denton at Flow Memorial Hospital.

Michael was preceded in death by his parents, Floyd Rodgers Sr. and Frances Rodgers; his eldest brother, Ken Rodgers; his sister-in-law, Carol Rodgers; his niece, Amy Rodgers; his nephew, Luke Clinton; and his parents-in-law, Charles Clinton and Dorothy Clinton.

He is survived by his devoted wife of 42 years, Carla Clinton Rodgers, and their three children, Lindsey Jonas and her husband Hayden Jonas of Springtown, Texas, and their children Kingston, Keyleigh, and Kyler. Brad Rodgers and his wife Brandi Ray of Sarasota, Florida, and their children Emma, Levi, and Mason. Logan Rodgers and his wife Chrissie Rodgers of Round Rock, Texas, who are expecting their first child, Elliot, in November. He is also survived by His brother Floyd Rodgers Jr. and sister-in-law Celia Rodgers of Valley Mills, Texas His sister Sharon Stagner and brother-in-law Guy Stagner of Ponder, Texas His brothers- and sisters-in-law Randy and Debbie Clinton of Keller, Texas, and Kevin and Becky Clinton of San Antonio, Texas 25 nieces and nephews, and 21 great-nieces and great-nephews

Michael graduated from Denton High School in 1979 and earned a B.B.A. from Northwood University. He worked alongside his father at Foxworth Galbraith during high school, later spending 26 years with Peterbilt Motors. He concluded his career in sales with Kent Automotive and Wurth USA.

While Mike had a career in sales, his real gift was in building relationships. He didn't just promote products—he promoted the people behind them. Whether it was the team at Duluth Trading Company, his trusted doctors and nurses, his State Farm agent, or his fellow church greeters, Mike believed in the people he interacted with and made sure others did too. He built trust with sincerity and encouraged others to support the individuals behind the service, not just the brand.

A dedicated fan of the Dallas Mavericks, Texas Longhorns, Texas Rangers, and Dallas Cowboys, Mike never missed a chance to cheer on his teams. He was a proud foodie, with Whataburger and Texas Roadhouse topping his list of favorite spots. Time with his grandchildren was one of his greatest joys, and he never passed up an opportunity to be with them.

Mike could strike up a conversation with anyone, and within minutes, you'd know his story—and more importantly, he'd know yours. Whether welcoming someone at church, chatting about cars, or recommending his favorite pair of underwear (Duluth if he hadn't told you), Mike brought warmth, humor, and genuine interest to every interaction.

Michael will be remembered for his kind heart, people-first spirit, and the lasting connections he created wherever he went. His legacy lives on through his family and all those fortunate enough to have called him a friend.
For those who'd wish, flowers are welcome or donations may be made to Singing Oaks Food Pantry in memory of Mike Rodgers.

Singing Oaks Church of Christ

Visitation will be held at DeBerry Funeral Directors from 5:00PM to 7:00PM, Tuesday, July 1, 2025. Funeral services are scheduled for 10:30AM, Wednesday at Singing Oaks Church of Christ.