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Roger J. Thibert, 94, of Windsor, Ontario, died May 30, 2024.
"Roger enjoyed playing his guitar and became a master of jazz. With a repertoire of hundreds of jazz standards and a unique skill for the jazz manouche style, he entertained and educated his students, family, and friends on countless occasions, forming the foundations of a musical legacy that will forever bring peace and happiness to the countless many. Roger enjoyed watching football, hockey, and baseball and enjoyed pitching fast-pitch baseball in his youth. He was a skilled chess player and artist and was keen to pass on his numerous skills to his family."—Robert F. Thibert, son
Most recent title: Director of clinical chemistry and professor emeritus of clinical biochemistry, University of Windsor
Education: BA, chemistry, Assumption College, University of Western Ontario, 1951; MS, biochemistry, University of Detroit, 1954; PhD, biochemistry, Wayne State University, 1958
Survivors: Spouse, Audrey M. Thibert; children, Robert F. Thibert and Mark R. Thibert; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren
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