Roger W. Pryor Sr.

Thank you Dad for finding Mom. Together you gave me more than I could ever want in a husband. He is a kind gentleman, taught by your example. You will be watching over us and we will watch over each other, as you would have hoped for us to do.

I will always remember the look of pleasure on Dad Pryor's face watching his wife prancing with an umbrella in the air all around the Hilton Hotel lobby as we all enjoyed doing the "second line" dance during our wonderful brunch with you during your trip to New Orleans.

Dear Pat......Seema and I were so sorry to hear of Roger's death. What a great guy and we had so much fun on our sailing trips. We talked and argued about every subject possible and those good times will be forever remembered.
Our sympathy and best to you,
Seema & Norm Arnold

We had a wonderful, magical week many years back with both Roger and Pat. He was an inspiration to be around and his kindness was contagious. Even though he has moved on our memories are strong of the time we shared together.

I was so sorry to hear of Dr. Pryor's death. I have know him since my days at the cathedral, where he often served my Mass. He was also my dentist during all the the I lived in Cleveland and Garfield Hts. I was always impressed by his genuine faith and gentleness, especially the way he treated his assistants. He will be in my prayers and especially he will be remembered in my Masses.

I have wonderful memories of pop. He was a kind and generous man. In the Jewish tradition pop was considered a "mensch". As Bill explained, this is a man who always tried to do the right thing. We will miss him dearly.