Roger A. Sines
November 20, 1953 ~ August 29, 2024
Roger A. Sines, 70, of Madison, Ohio passed away peacefully August 29, 2024 surrounded by his family. Roger was born on November 20, 1953 in Painesville, Ohio to Russell H. and Emmalee (Helmick) Sines.
He graduated from Perry High School in 1972. He was active in high school sports and choir, lettering in football and basketball and taking second place in a state competition in solo choir. He earned an associate degree in business from Lake Erie College.
He worked at The Wagon Wheel Bar & Restaurant from 1989 until recently. He enjoyed coaching youth sports, especially when his children were young. He was an avid sports fan, especially Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Guardians (the tribe) and Ohio State football.
Surviving are, his partner of many years Lorie Paratto; his children Danielle Caovan (Dominique) of Solon, Russell (Sarah) of Chardon, Roger (Megan) of Chagrin Falls, Randy (Amy) of Mentor, Kaetlyn Paratto of Madison; 13 grandchildren; sisters, Joanne Lefelhoc (Larry), Linda Hall (Floyd); nieces and nephews; his former wife Debi Sines and numerous friends. He was preceded in death by his parents.
Behm Family Funeral Home of Madison is assisting the family. Online Obituary and guestbook at www.behmfuneral.com
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I think I met you very soon after you started working at The Wagon Wheel back then.
You were always a good guy in my book. My condolences to all the family and your friends.
R.I.P. Roger ! My Love to his family & friends ! God Bless, Tammie Jo
Rest in peace, my friend you will always be missed and we will all miss a good memories with you. May God love you as much, if not more than we have.
I am so sorry for your loss. I am trying not to cry as I write this. Kenny and I met Roger and Lori 11 years ago back in 2013 when we first moved out here to Madison. Every Thursday we used to come up to the Wagon Wheel and get wings or steak. As soon we walk in Roger will greet is with hello how are you guys and smiling. We are miss that and seeing him there. He cook the food really good. Roger may you rest in peace and we will miss you. I know you are up in heaven cooking your life away and having a beer and you are looking down on alll of us. RIP ROGER.
Lorie & Kaetlyn – we didn’t know Roger that well but he made you HAPPY and that was good enough for us. I’m sorry you had to take this journey but ( from what Wendy has told us) he KNEW you loved him. Prayers-Love-Hugs ❤️🙏🏻 Uncle Rick & Aunt Connie
Roger Dodger…Madison icon. Super friendly and funny too! You will be forever missed by sooo many. You and Nick got the best seats in the house now to watch the Browns!!! ❤️
RIP my friend. 30 plus yrs. And never a bad time.u r missed Roger .
Roger was a special friend to everyone, especially at the Wagon Wheel. When I think of the Wheel, I think of Roger greeting me every time I entered the door. He was a great host and made everyone feel at home. His father and mine served in combat in WWII and we often talked about them. He was very proud of his Dad. We also had many conversations about the martial arts. Roger was a gentle soul, but was able to resolve any altercation that may arise. Many may not know that he was a highly skilled Ju-jitsu practitioner. We will all miss him and his smile. RIP brother.
When I was a teenager I worked with Roger for a few years and he was always nice to me. My family have been patrons at the Wagon Wheel since I was a kid and my mother still continues to go. Every year for my birthday I still go to the wheel to get wings and I will miss not seeing Roger behind the bar.