Condolences

• June 24, 2021

  Stock Glen

  Dear Elsie, Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of Roy. He was a great man with tremendous integrity, honesty and generosity. You and Roy have been amazing Grandparents to Josh. I know Josh loved the times he spent with Grandpa and Grandma camping and fishing. And the time Josh and Morgan spent with you and Roy last year in Grande Prairie was truly special to both of them. Personally, I have always considered Roy a close friend and one of the hardest working men I have ever met. I still cherish some great times with Roy and although it was many years ago, they are still fresh in my memory. Friday nights at the Alco Drywall shop in Red Deer is one of them. I was in awe of those guys sitting at that table enjoying a Lemon Hart rum and coke (maybe more than one) after a hard week of work. And then Roy would be making a giant breakfast the next morning for his family and whoever else wanted to show up. Many memories but not enough space to write. Love to you and your family, Glen & Mona Stock

• June 24, 2021

  Pederson Bryan

  Please accept my heart felt condolences on the passing of a good man and friend of mine for many years. Yes we to shared many glasses of rum and more than a few scotches Friday nights and while hunting and fishing ( what goes on at hunting and fishing camp stay's at hunting and fishing camp). We also shared many stories and laughs,caught way more fish than we needed and shared many a moose or deer steak and even fresh liver. You knew that hunting with Roy meant that soon the fun is over and the work would begin. Who could forget the time we took my fishing boat goose hunting in Eastern Alberta ( over the prairie roads and fields -people must have thought we were nuts or Lost) and then off to Canoe Lake in Northern Saskatchewan for some much deserved fishing. Or the time when we first met and Roy was out hunting and found a small beaver damn full of Fish ( I think they were arctic grayling ) and the following weekend we went hunting and took our fishing rods.We caught a Hole bunch of fish, took them home, cleaned them and the next morning along with our families we ate the whole catch. There may have been a couple of fish that were over our limit and so the tale began. Lots and lots of memories and sharing. He was a good man, a perfectionist in his work, a good boss, a good provider and husband and father and grandfather May you rest in peace. Bryan

• June 24, 2021

  Gray Robert (Bob)

  It has been a long time since we were neighbors & friends but I remember the many good times we had.Our kids played with your kids & Roy helped me build a playhouse for them. It is too bad that time has a way of stopping the togetherness of your friends. I,along with my family send our sincere condolences to you Elsie & your family.

• June 24, 2021

  Claerhout Glenn and Marna

  Our sincere sympathy in the passing of Roy. We remember fondly the great neighbors who lived across the street from us in Red Deer. Glenn recalls the hunting and fishing trips he shared with Roy. We know that as a loving husband, father and Grandfather, he will be greatly missed. Blessings from Glenn and Marna

• June 24, 2021

  Schear Elaine

  Elsie and family, My sincere condolences on the loss of your beloved husband and father. I remember with thanks the kindness you and Roy showed to my family many years ago when my children were very young and you looked after them so I could have a honeymoon with my husband. May God's peace be with you. Sincerely, Elaine Schear