Obituaries

I remember Roy as a quiet reserved guy, and believed him to be bigger than life. I'm not a religious person but if there is a heaven, you deserve to have a place there. My heart goes out to his family as they grieve the passing another good man.

To my brother-in-law: You truly were a strong man in every sense. The battle you fought was courageous and honorable, a warrior-indeed in my eyes. How you went through all its ugly darts is truly amazing. May God/Creator take you home safely with guidance on your journey and with all our love! Terry and I will carry your spirit with us always and never forget July 21st, as this is your brother's birthday. It will be an honor to share that day with you. Love, Terry and Ingrid.

Our family sends our deepest sympathy to Fran and a Terr-Lee. We adored them as friends in Charleswood and we do,try and keep in touch.Our condolences go out to, a Marg as well as I know she loved her son very much.

Roy was a true friend whom I have not seen for some years, but he was always on my mind. I don't dare tell of our adventures except the good times we use to have as kids and later on as adults. Our best was our trip to California in 1963 which i cannot begin to detail. I WILL miss you old friend and my condolences to Marge and all his siblings. I WILL always remember you old friend.