Roger and Barbara McDuff
by Kami Klein
Gospel Singer Roger McDuff has now joined his beautiful wife Barbara in lifting his voice in that magnificent choir in heaven. We were so sorry to hear that Roger passed away on March 2nd after an extended illness. Our prayers are with his family and friends as they say goodbye to an amazing man of God!
Roger graced the stage at PTL so many times, joyfully praising God and filling hearts with his unique and moving tenor voice. Among his many accomplishments, he was a part of the McDuff Brothers, The Stamps Quartet and was featured on several Gaither Homecoming Videos.
Roger McDuff with Pastor Jim Bakker on stage
Throughout his time here on earth, Roger touched many lives including Pastor Jim Bakker. He will be truly missed!
I was honored to have Roger McDuff as a spiritual Dad on this earth for 25 plus years. He would leave a prayer on my voice mail 4-5 times a week. What an honor. I know him and Barbara and Vaughn are in heaven watching over us. Sure do miss my spiritual Dad. Love you David
Loved that man. We enjoyed a wonderful friendship over many years. Selling his albums and products was a joy. He will be missed.
Aww, loved him and Barbara when I worked at TBN and their praise-a-thons. Both of them had a lot of love to give to the people and they did. See you soon friends! You will be missed!
Heard him at our little church in Orangevale Ca. many years ago !! McDuff brothers !!
he’s wearing those “New Shoes” now
He will be missed greatly, I have played the Mcduff music for thousands of hours, such a blessing, a true man of GOD. Roger has such a beautiful voice, i am sure he’s leading the choir in Heaven now. Thank You Dear GOD for letting me be at that service in Wichita Kansas in 1976 when I heard Roger for the first time.
Shall really miss Roger as knew him from ptl so sad to lose him but he is with Jesus oh I was so shocked to hear of his passing he sure will be missed so dear I remember him from going to heritage USA all the time and was able to talk to him in person such a nice kind man he shall be missed