Toledo, Ohio
ROLLER Homer J. Homer J. Roller, age 88, of Rossford, passed away on Friday, April 2, 2010, at the Lutheran Village at Wolf Creek. He was born in Findlay on December 21, 1921, to Dewey and Sylvia (Taylor) Roller. He attended Vanlue High School where he played football, basketball and baseball. He...
Read MoreMr. Roller was my first boss in Accounting and is the main reason I am still in that field after 32 years. Thank you Mr. Roller for the guidance and encouragement. I wish I could have told you how much you influenced my decision to stay in accounting after all these years. You ARE a wonderful person. You're children should be very proud of you.
Paula (Covert) Graffius
April 07, 2010 | Perrysburg, OH
Homer's tantics will never go unforgotten in Noah's and Abby's eyes. The things he taught them to cause trouble will live on. It was truly an honor for our family to get to know him. There were many stories that were shared and many games of playing possum. He will have plenty of ice cream and coffee waiting for him at the pearly gates. The smiles and laughter will live on through these kids and I know that the pranks will continue on in heaven. Love you guys!
The Buntings (Gary,...
dawn bunting
April 05, 2010 | Toledo, OH
Jackie and Dawn...
What an honor it was to know your Dad. What a great guy!!! Only wish I could have know him in earlier years.
He is now in a better place, and if I know Homer....he is giving everyone the business.
God is with you at this trying time.
God Bless you all.
Jim Jakubowski (Wolf Creek)
Jim Jakubowski
April 05, 2010 | Toledo, OH
Homers' smile and laughter will always remain in my memories.He was such a wonderful man and he will be missed so very, very much. My condolences to Jackie and her family. I pray that God helps you thru this time of need. I feel blessed to have been a part of his life. Kimberly Gravelle (wolf creek)
April 04, 2010
Great Dad and Great Marine. You could always count on a helping hand when someone was in need. There is a Greater plan now and for all the lives he has touched may God bless and let his new Journey begin!
SEMPER FI
Randy Roller
April 04, 2010 | Baton Rouge, LA