April 23, 2015. Predeceased by first wife, Joanne (Oehlbeck) Rebman, wife, Anita DiPirro Rebman. Survived by his children, Chris (Pete) Rebman-Berry, Beth (Rick Nornholm) Rebman, AnneMarie (Bruce) Johnson, Roger L. Rebman Jr.; granddaughter, Dahlia LoBrutto; sister, Joyce Stell; nephew, Kurt (Antoinette) Stell; niece, Karen Nichols; stepsons, Paul (Dawn) DiPirro, Jess (Tammy) DiPirro and their children, Maririana DiPirro, Alexander DiPirro Dilon DiPirro; several cousins many dear friends. Roger's visitation is Monday from 2-4 7-9 PM at the funeral home, 1411 Vintage Lane (between 390 Long Pond Rd) where his funeral service will also be celebrated at 10 AM on Tuesday. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to American Cancer Society, 6725 Lyons St, PO Box 7, E. Syracuse, NY 13057 in Roger's memory. Roger was a graduate of Aquinas Institute who then started with TRW repairing sewing machines and adding machines. He eventually began teaching himself how to fix computers and let his work speak for itself. He traveled all over NY state and Pennsylvania. Roger was a big family man who enjoyed week-long camping trips and was always excited to have the families gather around during the holidays. He loved spending time on the water and around the water while camping. He was also the Bingo caller at the campground. A natural handyman, Roger could fix most anything. He enjoyed Nascar, Jeff Gordon was his favorite driver, and often recorded the Nascar races. He liked to camp at Willow Beach State Campgrounds, Lancaster Ransonville Race tracks and lived for cooking on the grill and spending time in his yard. In his spare time, he liked reading Tom Clancey books and listening to classical music. Family and friends would best describe Roger as someone who was firm, caring, strong, humble. He was proud of his children and his personal accomplishments and work, always dedicated to both. Roger was hard-working, self-educated, resourceful, liked simple things, was always helpful to others, industrious, meticulous about his yard, work, and play. He taught his children many things both inside and outside of the house. Roger will be dearly missed.