Roy Joseph Lemoine

Daddy: You taught me how to change the oil and replace the brakes in my car. You taught me how to build a television set, including how to decipher the resistor color bands. I had so many soldering burns on my arms! You taught me how to use hand tools and power tools. I think of you whenever I add a "stop tape" to a drill bit. I learned so many things about home repair and home improvement from you. You taught me how to snap a chalk line. You taught me how to measure, and then...

The Lemoine's, As a young boy I knew Mr. Roy as Uncle Roy who was always interested in my family and me. I have fond memories when you and Uncle Roy would visit and laugh with us on Christmas Eve. Uncle Roy knew all the best places to take us to see Christmas lights. I remember Uncle Roy loved to build, not only ships at Avondale, but had a passion with his home projects even building his own Health Kit color TV. He purchased my first power jig saw which lasted over 50 years of use. ...

Mr. Roy and Miss Frances were always sweet and caring as our neighbors in Westgate. My brothers, Jim Billon and Tim Billon, and I grew up with Dawn, Leah, Terri and Lori. I always was very impressed with Mr. Roy and his engineering and woodworking skills. Dawn and I loved to spend time in his workshop on our science projects. Miss Frances was also an inspiration to me as a professional woman who worked every day taking care of her patients as well as her family. I hope that all the family...

May God be with the family during this time of deep sorrow.

What a delightful, talented, and generous man! Our family remembers Mr. Roy with love and gratitude. Sincere condolences to his dear family.

Condolences to all the family on the lost of their Father & Husband. GOD BLESS. I had the pleasure to work with Mr. Roy as one of his Caregivers for the past 3 years. He was a very caring sweet man. I never heard an unkind word from him...he loved listening to music & to my stories about my Cajun Daddy. I will miss him very much as he was a gem of a man. He will be forever missed. God Bless Mr Roy. Go Rest in Peace Beverly & Pat Burleigh