John-ROYSTER-Obituary

John W. ROYSTER

Norfolk, Virginia

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RICHMOND - John W. Royster, 82, of the 200 block of Cedar Fork Rd., passed away June 21, 2010.He leaves to cherish his memories, his cousins, Gennette (Ransom) Thomas of Baltimore, Md.; devoted cousin, Dynetta (Tyrone) Claiborne of Richmond and Linda Thomas of Roxboro, N.C.; godson, Michael...

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I just recently learned of Mr. Royster passing. He was a library customer at Fairfield Area Library, Henrico County for many years. He was always polite and patient as the staff located books he wanted to read. We will miss seeing him.Our deepest sympathy to his family and friends.

I was a typing student in Mr. Royster's typing class at Huntington High School. It was as a result of the skills he taught and confidence have inspired I was able to obtain my first job following graduation in Washington, DC for the U.S. Government. He was truly a mentor and a reason for many of my successes. My condolence to his family.

Dear Family, my heartfelt condolences on your loss. My Royster was a excellent teacher, he was my teach at Denbigh High School in the 70's. Rest in Peace.

My sincere condolences are extended to the family of Mr. Royster. May you be comforted by your cherished memories of him. Like so many of his former students, he was a teacher that I greatly admired and his mentoring and dedication were instrumental in my education and future career choices. His thoughtful guidance, generosity, and kindness improved the lives of many, many students and that legacy is perpetuated in the success we have experienced.

Mr. Royster was a compassionate and caring teacher and a great gentleman. May your fond memories of him bring you comfort and peace.

To The Family of Mr. Royster:

Your loved one was one of the best teachers at Huntington High School In Newport News. He will cared about his students and was eager to see them become successful.

May God have mercy on his soul. May God give you all patience and comfort at this time.

I remember Mr. Royster from Huntington High School. He was a good teacher. My prayers are with the family.

To The Royster Family, Please accept my deepest sympathies. I am a former student of Mr. Royster(Class of 1970 Huntington High School), he was the best teacher. Maggie Mathis Twine

Mr Royster was my typing teacher at Denbigh High in 1986. He was a nice gentleman.