Roland Oliver Undi

Roland was truly my favorite resident in BW.Roland and I actually met in just the first few days of him moving to TR almost 3 years ago and I was I believe his first care giver when he still lived independently.He used to ask for my omlets regularly and it was always my pleasure to make them for him along with a fresh cup of coffee.
I knew Roland as a kind and gentle man, loved to talk of old days, Forks,his business,the news and never spoke of Geraldine without a tear in his eye.Roland...

I personally didn't know Roland as well as many of my employees who worked for him when he owned and operated Evergreen Mobile.

However, I did have the pleasure of meeting and visiting with Roland on many occasions when he would stop by the factory that he obviously loved just to visit and say hello to his previous employees/friends.

He would always walk in to the office with a big smile on his face and made a point of shaking everyone’s hand.

Roland always...

It is such a sad day when we lose someone who was as well liked, caring about others, and always a pleasure to visit with as Roland Undi. I met Roland in Forks in 1936 ( my very first day of school ) and he was just the same throughout his entire life. Good natured, very hard working, and always concerned about others needs and wants.
As an individual, Roland was the " Real Deal", as were his parents, brothers, and sister.

Sincerely,
Jim Mason

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We detailed Rolands boat "Conference Room" for years. He was a joy to be around. We heard terrific stories, like taking dynomite in an old model A up in to the woods to do some "logging". He also would give us a few stock tips here and there. He was a very gregarious fun loving guy who always made you smile. He will be missed. Ann and Angela