Roy Koutsky

A shout out to his beloved White Sox and Bears! We'll all miss you, Roy, wherever you may be.

Hello. I am someone who was a friend of Roy's when he lived in Hollywood, California and actually was a roommate of his for a year or maybe 2. I am so sorry to find out he has passed away. Roy was a very nice person and very easy to get along with. I never had a problem with him. Again, I am so sorry.

I'd been friends with Roy for several years -- we enjoyed each other humor and wit. His love and devotion to his family will probably not surprise you, but it was unusual for me to see. He told me all about his parents traveling, driving every summer to wherever, and he worried about them, until they got back home safely. He told me all about his "big bros" -- and he loved each of you for your strengths, and your weaknesses. He was a caring and compassionate man. He was also incredibly...

Thoughts to Roy's family. Great memories of Roy at Dominick's Foods and Rich South HS.-
John Callahan

Met this wonderfully gifted and intelliget man this past September. We both celebrated our birthdays in October by exchanging small gifts and giving each other cause to laugh out loud about this crazy world and all the wonderful people in it. He was kind and considerate. Compassionate to a fault almost. He is and will be missed. He is now at peace. My dear friend.

We will all miss the way our little brother Roy always wanted to have us pitch the baseball to him, or put a record on the stereo player when he was only two years old. Roy was always creative, intelligent, funny, and interesting to hear from. I'm already missing what he would have come up with to entertain us with next.
Scott Koutsky, Orland Park, IL

Mr. and Mrs. Koutsky, Kim, Scott, and Lee,
Sorry to read about Roy's passing.
I remember Roy as the "little brother" with an abundance of
energy, creativity, and quick wit.
Sorry for your loss.

Roy was one of a kind. One of the wittiest and most creative people I have known. I loved his crazy emails about the Bulls or the Bears or some new song he had found. He will be missed and will always be loved.

Dear George and Joan, We were sorry to see that your Son Roy passed away. Please accept our sympathy to you and your family. Frank & Mary Ann Brabec