Roland L. Faulkner

Dear Aunt Rosemary, David and Jenny-Uncle Rollie will always loom large in my memory. I remember him working on Blue Jeans up at Lake George during the summer. He showed great kindness to me during my divorce, offering me advice and it was very special that he took the time to call me. You are all family to me, as you have always been. I pray that he rests easy in heaven now. He is in my prayers, as are all of you now.

Betsy Leader

Rosemary, my deepest sympathies to you and your family, Judge Jack Meader

Dear Aunt Rosemary, David, Sally and girls and Jennifer, David and boys:
Mike and I were so saddened to learn of Rollie's passing. Please accept our most heartfelt sympathy as you grieve your loss. My memories of Uncle Rollie go back to childhood...days spent camping at Putnam's pond, joined by your cocker spaniel "Creamy". Rollie was a "larger than life character", from a little girl's perspective back then. Getting reaquainted with him over the last 5 years, has been very special. He waged many-a-hard-fought-battle with his health. I believe he felt some of the battles were gifts, that brought him closer to his beloved family. We will all miss him terribly here on Earth. Knowing he now rests comfortably in God's arms makes this bearable. My love,
Deb Miller Misenhimer

Rosemary,David and Jenny. Thank you for letting me be a part of your family. It isn't often that you know someone your whole life, and I had that priviledge with Rolly and you. I don't have a memory of NY that doesn't include your family. I once knew a kid who sent Rolly and Rosemary a letter saying that if one could have two sets of parents, he would have chosen them. I think that is about the highest compliment you could give someone. I am very sure that he meant what he said. To all the Faulkner Family; Thank you for sharing, Rolly mean't so much to me and I really needed you know.

Dearest Rosemary, My thoughts are with you as I too grieve for the loss of Rollie. He was a fine man and a good friend for over 60 years. I shall miss him very much. Joe Gold (Phoenix, AZ)

My heartfelt sympathy to such a good man. I knew his Mother & Father & would talk to him about his Father's hosp. bills. I worked at St. Clares in the business office. My thoughts & prayers are with all of the family. God Bless.

God has returned a good, kind man home. God bless him

Rosemary, I am so very sorry to hear that Rolly passed. I am sure that your heart is broken, and only time will dull the sadness. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family. Please do not hesitate to call on me if I can do anything for you.
Your friend,
Sue McClymonds