Your sense of loss is surely felt by many. I knew Roy as a powerful supporter in Lodge Renfrew, through car dealings, and on a couple of occasions for great personal advice. A man of strong character and especially strong integrity. My condolences. Al Briggs

I have so many good memories of my friend and cousin, Roy.He was a kind and generous man. He was a loving and steadfast presence in our family as long as I remember. He and Shirley were especially loving and supportive during my mother's death and throughout the difficult weeks preceding my Dad's death. To me, it is difficult to imagine a world without Roy in it! Gayle Fulton

so sorry rick and terry and stu. we will miss him very much. have great memories of him and bill and the adventures that they had. take good care. ethel wythe, sandra don and diane.

I was saddened to hear of the passing of such a fine man. I first met Roy at the age of 16 in the Car business. He took me under his wing and always said "Dear old Dad" will take care of you. That he did! It has been 30 years since that day, and he never missed a beat though our lives went seperate ways - he always checked in. Roy and my father became good friends and he will always be remembered for his kind and thoughtful ways. Roy you will be dearly missed. Judy xo

What a kind, gentle soul Roy was. My father was a member of the Mounted Patrol and that's how I first got to know him. He was always sharing life lessons with my brothers, sister and me. I remember the Sunday morning brunches out at the patrol grounds and Roy teaching me how to crack an egg with one hand (something I still haven't mastered to this day!) Rest in peace, Roy

Dear Shirley, Trry and Richard Jim and relatives of Roy It is almot fifty years since I left Maclin Motors and thos were precious years spent at Maclin. Most memorable are the friends and associates from those years and Roy was a special person. We have been back in Calgary for about ten years now and I am out of the "loop" with business, but I shall never forget Roy, his good humour and his efficienc in dealing with everyone at Maclin. My sincerest condolences go ot to you. We have a promise that thrre will be a future life and we shall all share in the eternal life of that promise. Please keep us in your prayers as you are in out thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. With love and sympathy Ernie and Sue McCullough

I worked with Roy on the Stampede Committee and I so enjoyed his friendlyness and sense of humor. He was always warm and ready with a big hug. I will miss him.

I am truly saddened to hear that my Godfather has passed. Reconnecting with Roy 8 yrs ago has been a wonderful addition to my life. He was an honourable man and always a pleasure to talk and reminise with. A true friend to my father (JIM) over the years. I was blessed to have him in my life recently and will miss him. My sincere condolences to the family.

A gentle presence that will be greatly missed. There were so many good times to remember at the shrine grounds. All our sympathy to the family. Lorraine and Bobbi Mapstone.

Our condolences to the family. Roy was a classmate of ours in 1946 at Olds College. We were so glad to see him at our Reuion this past July.

Roy was a close and special friend to Sharon and I and particularly to our children. He was always "Uncle Roy" to them.The forty years that we knew Roy went by in a flash and we have many fond memories our times together.

My deepest sympathy goes out to Roy's family and loved ones. Roy experienced life to it's fullest enjoying every minute of it. He was loving, sympathetic, and funny. He will live in the hearts of all of us forever!

I was shocked and saddened to here the man I grew up knowing as Uncle Roy has passed. Uncle Roy was a very generous man, a very kind & funny man. He will truly be missed by all that knew him. My deepest condolences go out to his family during this time. I know he's up there in a better place watching over all of us now. I will miss you Uncle Roy. Jannice