Roger Mauller ll
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Roger Mauller ll has been a long time resident of the Delaware County, Indiana area. Roger graduated from Wapahani High School in 1988 and then attended Ball State University in 1993 where he earned his degree in accounting. In 1992, Roger found the love of his life and married Kimberly (Nottingham). Together they began a family raising their two daughters Katelyn and Rachael, and son Zachary.
Today they have been blessed with four grandchildren. Gracelyn daughter of Zachary and Katelyn (Mauller) Fathering. Noah and Carson, sons of Jacob and Rachael (Mauller) Lynn. Lincoln, son of Zachary and Taylor Mauller.
During high school, Rog worked at a local McDonald's and also throughout his time in college while also working at a local Subway. In May of 1996, Rog began his accounting career working for Diversified Accountying and Financial Services. In 2020, Rog became the owner and operator of the local business where he still operates it today.
Roger is currently serving as the Treasure for Maullers Ministry Inc. With Rogers lengthy expereince in finances and accounting knowledge, Roger plays a vital role with ensuring the foundation's budget is managed responsibly and utilized appropriately. Maullers Ministry Inc. is proud to have Roger apart of our team overseeing the expenditures and use of the funding raised through our mission.
Some words from Rog:
"It was an honor to be Josiah's uncle. Josiah was always upbeat with everything he went through. When everything began with Josiah's journey, Josiah never wanted it to define him in any type of way. For anyone that did not know Josiah, or what he was going through, they would have never known there were any issues unless Josiah informed them or someone else had mentioned it. I was personally proud of the relationship that Josiah had grown to establish over the years with God and his personal faith. Josiah was never afraid to let others know about Jesus and his faith. Josiah always had a positive outlook on his situation and truly left it in God's hands. If there is anything that we can do to honor Josiah more, that would be to care for each other more than ourselves as Josiah did with wanting to protect and serve others that were strangers to him. Josiah lived out that trait by example during his time in service as a law enforcement officer. So like Josiah said, "Keep Living a Life Worth Living."
-Roger Mauller ll
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