Sheila A. (Robbins) Rogers, 66, of Williamstown, NJ, passed away, unexpectedly, on Monday Dec 15, 2025, at home.

Sheila was born, raised and lived in Trenton, NJ until moving to Williamstown 1 1/2years ago. She was a graduate from Trenton Central High School class of 1977 then went on to work for State of New Jersey for a few years, before staying at home to care for her children, and, later on, went to work for Central Motor Parts in Trenton for 19years.

Sheila was just a normal gal that loved going to and spending as much time at the beach as she could, with Wildwood being her favorite spot. She was an avid dolphin lover and porcelain doll collector for many years.

The most important thing in her life was family! She would spend as much time as she could with her daughters, grandkids and great grand kids. If you were ever around or talking to Sheila, it was always about her family! She will always be remembered and loved as if she was still on earth with us today.

Sheila was pre-deceased by her mother and father, Anna May & Clifford Robbins, her husband Harry Rogers, her brother & sister-in-law Clifford & Rochelle Robbins, and her brother Steven Robbins. She is survived by her daughters and son in law Cecelia “Cece” & Roger Wherley, Christina Robbins & Tracy Robbins, her grandchildren Desiree Wilson (Sean), Alyssa Wherley, Destiny Colon, Paige Wherley, Jamilia Jones, Dante & Xavion Gordon, & Josiah Jones, her great-grandchildren Paris, Louie, Rielle, Kaydence & a baby girl coming in January, her beloved partner of the last 14 years Dave Agren and many extended family members on both Robbins & Rogers sides, along with the Agren family, her two dearest long- time friends from high school Cindy & Rose, as well as, lots of other friends who knew her.

Funeral service will be on Sunday, December 21, 2025 at 4 pm at Kingston & Kemp Funeral Home, 260 White Horse Ave., Hamilton, NJ.

Visitation will be on Sunday from 2 to 4 pm at the funeral home.

Cremation and burial at Colonial Memorial Park, Hamilton, NJ will be private.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a memorial contribution to American Cancer Society at cancer.org.