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Roy Brockman Obituary
Irondequoit: Died September 25, 2008. He is survived by his wife, Leora (Schoeneman) Brockman; his son, Edward (Lorraine) Brockman; daughters, Mary Minkoff, Susan (Benjamin) Hinchman; grandchildren, Amanda (Jeff) Cook, Chad (Corinne) Betts, Robert Brockman, Dana Betts, Katherine Brockman, Anne Minkoff, Eric Minkoff, Holly (Brian) Reigner and Benjamin Hinchman V; niece, Barbara (Marx) Dam; and many cousins. He was a WWII B-17 Pilot, flying 35 combat missions. He retired as a chemical engineer from Eastman Kodak Co. after 43 years of service and was a 50 year member of the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection.
Family and friends will gather Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, 3736 St. Paul Blvd., 14617 (corner of Cooper Rd.) for his Memorial Service. Expressions of sympathy may be sent in his memory to his Church Memorial Fund. Ref. Schauman-Sulewski Funeral Home.
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Gary Weise
October 23, 2008
It was a great privilege and blessing to get to know Roy personally in recent years. Roy loved and cared deeply for people. His service to our country and the crew of 5 Grand and their famlies over the generations including ours was beyond measure. Our thoughts and prayers are with Lee and the rest of the family. May we all try to follow his example.
Rose Sweterlitsch
September 29, 2008
May memories comfort you all.
with heartfelt sympathy, Chris and Rose Sweterlitsch
Candy Shira
September 29, 2008
Lee, it has been such an honor to know Roy with his kind and gentle nature. I know you have family and many memories to help you through this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Carolyn Hewitt
September 27, 2008
You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Carolyn & Mary Beth Hewitt
Robert Brockman
September 27, 2008
My Grandfather. To uphold the traditions and the values he possessed will be one of my greatest accomplishments. He and my Grandmother were able to instill in me etiquette and morals that are so lacking in these younger generations. These lessons and values will perservere throughout my life and will be passed on to future generations.
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