Mary Frances was born to David Fisk and Elizabeth Trulock. She took operatic voice training in Chicago before she met her husband. Mame and her husband W.T. had a large family of about 15 children, including at least: Frank, Louis "Louie" Carl, Aletha "Lea," Velma, Daisy, Sylvia, Clarence, William Noyes, Doris, Alene, Roy, Ralph, Frances Marjorie, and Robert "Bob." A touching and well written story can be read about Mame and her family in her daughter Lea's small book from 1984, "My Heart Remembers." Pages 1-14 feature "This... My Mother," and tell about her mother's background and some of her family's life in Regina. It is under the author's name of Aletha Rogers Palmer, and can be found in the Saskatchewan Provincial Library. Daughter Lea said about her mother, "She was always wishing for another set of hands, as who wouldn't, with 15 children. But the ones she had were so capable - she created a happy lived-in home." The family owned a summer cottage at Regina Beach, to which she and W.T. moved when William retired in 1929. That surely gave her some peace as her health failed in her last years.
She shares a memorial marker with her husband.

From the Regina “Leader-Post,” Wed., Mar 15, 1933, p. 9 (Second Section Evening), col. 3:
"MRS. W. ROGERS RITES THURSDAY / Pioneer Regina Dies Monday At Regina Beach After Long Illness /
Funeral services for Mrs. William T. Rogers, Regina and district pioneer, who passed away at her Regina Beach home Monday at the age of 53 years, will be held at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon in Westminster United church with Rev. A. D. McKenzie officiating. Interment will be made in Regina cemetery under the direction of Wright’s funeral home.
The remains were accompanied from Regina Beach Tuesday, and at present rest at Wright’s funeral parlors.
/Was Pioneer Reginan/
Wife of a pioneer Regina garage owner, and mother of Louis Rogers, Regina auto expert and former dirt track auto racer, Mrs. Rogers was born in Nebraska [sic]. Together with her husband and family, Mrs. Rogers moved to Regina in June, 1907, from St. Paul, Minn., and had resided in this district since. Her death culminated a two-year illness.
Surviving Mrs. Rogers are her husband, three sons Louis, Regina; Roy and Robert, Regina Beach; and six daughters, Mrs. Leslie Palmer and Mrs. Craig Hartsell, Regina; Mrs. Gordon Dalgleish, Vancouver; and Mrs. Russell Weber and Alene and Frances Rogers, all residing at Regina Beach. There were also two sons, Frank, killed overseas, and William, killed in an aeroplane mishap at Wiynyard a year ago last October [1931]."