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Dr. Bill Roy

Topeka, Kansas

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William Robert Roy, MD, 1926-2014 William Robert Roy, 88, Topeka, KS, passed away Monday, May 26, 2014, at Stormont-Vail Hospital in the presence of family members. Bill was born February 23, 1926, in Lexington, IL, to Elmer Javan Roy and Edna Blanche Foley, who preceded him in death. Bill...

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Bill Roy was a wonderful man and friend. He and I graduated from Washburn Law School together.
I worked on his first campaign for Congress and was so proud of him.
Bill and his wife Jane were wonderful people!
My sincere condolences to his family!
Dennis Moore

My condolances to the family. I office shared with Bill Jr. at the GEM Building many years ago. I always enjoyed reading Dr. Roy's weekly column. He will be greatly missed.

Dr. Roy's family; so sorry for your loss, my mother Hilda, worked with Dr. Roy and Dr. Tappen for many years. Dr. Roy recently called my Mom and told her about the surgery he was going to have. He was a wonderful doctor and delivered one of mt children, you should feel proud that he accomplished so much in his lifetime.

To all Dr Roy's family, please know you have our heart felt sympathy of your loss. He certainly made a difference during his lifetime.

Dr.Roy and his family have made our state a better place to live. Dr.Roy and his wife, Jane, attended Washburn Law School when I was a student. They were great students and wonderful friends to so many Law students. When I think of Dr Roy & Jane.. I think of words like "kindness, respect & love" I will truly miss my good friends..Bill & Jane...God Bless the Roy family..................dan lykins (Topeka)

DR ROY WAS A GREAT DR HE DELIVERY ONE OF MY BABY MY PRAYS ARE WITH YOU

I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS HE WAS A GREAT DR HE DELIVERY MY KIDS MAY GOD BLESS YOU THROUGH THESE TIME

Bill Roy was a wonderful friend and a national and community leader of rare excellence. He was a mentor to me as I followed him in Congress and sought to further advance his leadership in improving both access and quality of health care for all Americans. I send my thoughts and love to all members of his family. We will all treasure and remember wonderful times we shared with him. Martha Keys

I knew Dr. Roy. In 1969 he welcomed a German high school student named Kai. It was through an international high school service. I remember going over to the Dairy Queen and eating ice cream with him. He invited me into his house when I was only 16. I met Risa, Robin, Bill Jr. and others. He was a very nice man. The most important thing to remember about him from my point of view is that he helped me through very difficult times at a young age and helped me at KU.

Richard...