Roland W. King Sr.

I am so sorry for your loss. I did not know Mr. King however I recently recovered a wooden clock with "USS Lexington" painted on it. It was my grandfathers (Jack Hankins) who also served on the USS Lexington, he passed back in the early 1980's. Roland King's address label was on the back of the clock, I'm assuming it was from him, made by him or something of the sort. I was able to clean it up and get it running again, it now hangs in the bar in our home. Sounds like they may have served...

Dear Gerry, Sarah and family,
I am so sorry for the loss of your grandfather.
Prayers and hugs,
Diane Chapdelaine

Chris & family I'm sorry about the passing of your Dad. We send our deepest condolences.

Bill & Nancy McMahon of Agawam,Ma

Mr. King was a very good man, he valued his family and showed us by his example the importance of family, he was also a true patriot.
To all his family, he will be forever with you in your hearts.
My deepest sympathies, and please know that he will be remembered fondly by all who knew him.
Ray Breton

To Chris and all your family. I am deeply sorry for you loss and I offer heartfelt condolences.

My deepest condolences, he was always a great neighbor.
John Wilson

I will never forget our ride in the Jeep heading up the mountain, with Patty-Ann singing :Oh Sweetpea"...ever since then, Weggie always called me "Sweet Pea"...you will be missed...God Bless!