Gilinda Dawn Granger Rogers

Gilinda Dawn Granger was born on April 24, 1959 in Williamsburg, Virginia, USA to parents Gilbert Lofton Granger and Ann Cornelia Hill. She graduated from Lafayette High School and received a scholarship to North Carolina Wesleyan College. Gilinda attended North Carolina Wesleyan College (Rocky Mount, North Carolina, USA) in 1978 and after that, she also attended Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C. Gilinda married Roger Gene Phillippe on February 6, 1982 in Williamsburg, Virginia, USA at the Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. See Gilinda Grander wed to Roger Phillippe. The couple did not have any children together and divorced on May 16, 1989 after 7 years of marriage. On June 30, 1990 she married Corby Steven Rogers in Williamsburg, Virginia, USA. She joined the Jaycees in Williamsburg and later became a member of the Williamsburg Kiwanis Club and served as editor of the Kiwanagram newsletter. Seeing the need for true local news coverage, she developed "The Local Channel," a TV program of local news and other events that aired on cable specifically in and about the Williamsburg area. She also managed two radio stations, WMBG-AM740 and WPTG-FM 107.9, and created and managed several businesses over the years. She grasped early on the potential of the Internet and became a pioneer web developer and domain broker, a business she continued until her death. She lived a full life, to read more see Gilinda Dawn Granger Rogers Obituary .