George Warren Roland

I just saw online that George had passed away. The girls and I are very sorry to hear this and will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

Please let everyone know how sorry
we are.

God bless you.

Fran Roland Kennedy

You are all in our prayers at this time. George was a great man and we will all miss him. Our comfort is knowing we will see him again.
The Touchstone Family

I am thankful I experienced the life, friendship, and influence of George in my life. I will be grateful for his love, kindness, and Godly example. George will be remembered as one who lived a life of LOVE and service - guided by his relationship with our Lord.

George was one of the most kindest and gentle man I have ever known. His love for the Lord was so evident in every thing he did. I will miss his sweet smile and our stock market discussions. My prayers are with the family as they have lost such a "giant" of a man.

Dear Lana,
We just heard about George and our hearts hurt with you for your loss. We have such fond memories of our friendship with you and George in our early married days at Believer's Fellowship. As I read through George's obituary, my eyes filled with tears – for the loss, but mainly in appreciation for the testimony of a life well-lived. God is honored by George's faithfulness. We will be praying for you and your children as you walk through these next days and months. It won't...

My thoughts and prayers are with Mr. Roland's family. I didn't know him but had the pleasure of meeting Lana recently and my heart goes out to her and their children. May God continue to bless you all and I hope that you all smile when you think of all the precious memories.

God Bless

I am so sorry to hear of George's passing. I am a member of Compassionate Friends, a support group for parents who have lost a child of any age. For more information, please call Melinda Ginter, 281-492-1262, Compassionate Friends, Katy.

I had the fortune to run into George this past Fall at the Corps Center where we were both resting our feet before a game. We had not seen each other since he left campus in 1972. I did not recognize him at first, but his voice still sounded so familiar, I just had to whip out. How glad I am now that we became reaquainted and could swap stories and experiences of of our times on campus and beyond! I had no hint from him that George was fighting cancer. He was tremendously upbeat and...

Susan and I were very sad to hear of George's passing, but I know he was surrounded by a loving family and friends. Our hearts go out to you in this time of grief. I agree with Audrey: he was a great man! And he will be missed.