Roy Estess

Roy Estess was my brother-in-law for nearly 44 years. He was fun-loving,
musical

My husband, Edward C. Snow, worked with Mr. Estess until Ed retired, but when we went to Mr. Estess' retirement, Ed barely remembered him due to his alzheimers. Ed had previously told me that Mr. Roy was a very good and nice man. On behalf of my dearly departed husband, I extend my deepest sympathy to the family. Margie Snow

Roy Estess was one of the finest men I have ever known. He took time out of his busy schedule to become a personal friend and mentor to my son Tavish. He was also Tavish's Eagle Scout Advisor. Thank you Roy for all that you did for my family as well as our great country. We will all miss you. Tom Kelly (Picayune, MS)

I am so privileged to have known Mr Roy, every time i meet him anywhere, i get a big hug from him. My deepest sympathy for Ms Zann, Andy, Maury and the grandchildren...Jim & Candy Guess (Carriere, Ms.)

Andy, I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. I will keep your family in my prayers during this difficult time

With deep sympathy for Roy's family. I remember Roy Estess as a fine person. Guided by the principles of the Bible, he was always friendly, slow to anger and never raised his voice to anyone. It was an honor for me to work at Stennis Space Center with Roy as Center Director. I remember him in his 'All Hands' meetings, annual Awards ceremonies, greeting astronauts and other dignitaries, annual budget review meetings, his Center Director Program Review meetings, and countless other events. ...