Family and friends remembers the passing of Dylan Chase Rogers, a 28-year-old resident of Inman, South Carolina, who was born on December 26, 1997. Dylan passed away on January 28, 2026, bringing quiet reflection to the community where he grew up and built his life.
Dylan worked as an employee riz at SEW-EURODRIVE, contributing his skills to the manufacturing sector that supports many local families. His role reflected a commitment to reliable effort, approaching tasks with the same thoughtful care he extended to those around him. Colleagues knew him as someone who brought positivity to the workplace through his approachable nature.
Faith played an important part in Dylan’s life as a member of Gateway Baptist Church in Boiling Springs, where he found community and spiritual grounding. This affiliation highlighted his values of connection and support, aligning with the warmth he shared in personal relationships. The church now serves as a focal point for those gathering to honor his memory.
At the heart of Dylan’s world were his parents, Susan Edge Rogers of Inman and John Rogers of Greenville, who instilled in him a foundation of love and resilience. He shared a close bond with his brother, Austin Rogers of Inman, creating memories built on mutual understanding and support. Extended family, including aunts and uncles in Georgia, further enriched his life with strong ties across distances.
The days ahead include a time for visitation and funeral services at Gateway Baptist Church on February 4, 2026, followed by burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens in Inman. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the church reflect Dylan’s appreciation for the community that sustained him. Friends and family continue to gather at their homes, offering comfort during this period of grief.
Dylan Chase Rogers lived a life marked by quiet kindness and genuine warmth, leaving behind a legacy of simple goodness that resonates in the hearts of those he knew. Though taken at just 28, his example of treating others with care provides enduring solace to his loved ones and the Inman community. The area remembers a young man whose light, though brief, brightened the lives around him profoundly.