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Lynn Oldfield
April 8, 2023
Helen and Family,
We are sorry to be so late to express our condolences on behalf of John, Sharon and Lynn Arnott. Roy was always game to entertain at St Enoch events, and the night of grass skirts and hula dancing will forever be etched in our memories .
John had a fall in March and is currently living in Toronto to recover.
Roy was always such a giving and helpful
partner in fixing all things at St Enoch, with John right there with him. The two of them kept that boiler going long after it should have been retired.
God bless all of you and we trust your memories of Roy´s love will bring you comfort.
John Arnott, Sharon Arnott and Lynn Oldfield
Oblender Family
January 25, 2023
On behalf of countless neighbourhood families, including kids who grew up on the East Mountain, Mr. Clayton will live on in our cherished memories, too~ as we strive to echo his kind ways to the next generation.
Our deepest condolences to the Clayton Family.
Keith & Sheila Schwindt
January 21, 2023
Sheila and I were so thankful to be able to join you online for the memorial service. It was a wonderful tribute to Uncle Roy´s life.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Keith & Sheila Schwindt
Rob
January 18, 2023
It was great to see uncle Roy at mom's funeral just before Christmas. Condolences to Aunt Helen, David, Bruce and Jennifer. Rob and Paula Moyer
Willard and Karen Martin
January 18, 2023
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Judy Mann
January 16, 2023
My sincere condolences to Roy's family. I have known Roy from Trinity Presbyterian Church, ever since the amalgamation of St. Enoch's when Roy became the Treasurer and member of the Board of Managers. Roy was always so dedicated and committed. He volunteered for many years. I will remember him as such a lovely gentle-man. Those we love and respect always remain with us in spirit, through memories, in the legacies, lessons, and values they leave behind. Again, deepest sympathies.
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