Harold Richard Roe

He was my easel mate at June´s in the 80s. Such a gentleman and gifted artist!

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I'm sorry for your loss.

I am saddened by Harold's passing. His passion for wildlife was always an inspiration to me. I remember as a child when my Uncle Harvey (Harold's father) and Harold and his brother Raymond would come to our Roe Homestead in Weston Ohio every Thanksgiving and join my grandfather and his two sons Bud and Loren and go pheasant hunting. We all would then join in on the Thanksgiving feast that was prepared by the women of the family. There were close to 80 of us sharing the beautiful event. We...

Rest. In Peace. HAROLD. A pleasure. To know you. And furnish. Some mounted. Waterfowl. To work and win completions with. The bluewing. Drake and gadwall for the Ohio duck stamps. Are a few. And my Ohio best in show state taxidermy. Completion. snowy owl. As model for your print. The. Hunter. Avon Ault

Such a talented man, in so many areas of his life. I was a fellow member at Boulevard Church. He never seemed to be in a rush and would stop and chat for a while, always giving his full attention. A kind and gentle person, being around him was uplifting. He touched so many lives and will be sorely missed. Rest easy, Harold.

Our sympathy to the Roe family. We went to church with Harold at Boulevard Church of Christ. I took an art class from Harold and we bought some paintings from him after visiting him in his home. I enjoyed being in the choir with Harold also. Dan and I now live in Florida and we have a large print of Harold's "My Master's Late" painting on our living room. He'll be missed.

My husband and I were very taken by this kind, humble and spiritual man - who possessed so many special talents. My mother, Jean Kern Neshkoff, went to school with the Roe boys. We have 2 original paintings of his and a whole room devoted to his artistry in our home, called the Harold Roe room. Our first original Harold Roe painting is of the American Eagle (with open beak) which was one of the paintings that he presented to the US Post Office for consideration for a US postage stamp in...