Roy Dwayne Pollock

Dear Cathy & Pollock Family, My heart breaks for all of you in the loss of your husband, son, Dad, grandpa, brother, friend, etc. Roy was a good man and I know he will be missed. He was a fun man, full of life and a great sense of humor. You can tell from his FB posts that he loved his family and he loved nature. I could tell when I saw you at our 50th Class Reunion last year, Cathy, that the two of you were still high school sweethearts, 50+ years later! May that love and...

I first met Roy during our 4th grade year at Robert E. Lee Elementary. We both lived on Enfield Rd. We rode bikes, shot our pellet guns, and hung out with neighborhood friends. We played sports together. Roy was a great athlete and a very good-natured person who anyone would like. We lost touch until reconnecting on Facebook. His last posting was of the snow in the mountains near his home and personal image of him with Cathy inside their home.( My heart goes out to Ms. Pollock (mom) who...

So sorry to hear about Roy Lee worked with him at Willis Drilling had not seen him since we were pall bearers at Jimmy Wayne Fulchers funeral a few years back .He was a really great guy.Prayers

My deepest condolences to the Pollock family on Roys passing, always great to be around Roy, R.I.P. my friend.

My deepest Condolences to Mrs. Catherine Pollock , family members, and friends. May he rest in Peace.

I graduated with Roy in 1970. As the reunion Coordinator for many years, I had the pleasure to know more about him, as adults, than when we were in school. My condolences go out to all of his family. He was so proud of his children & grandchildren. I thoroughly enjoyed his Facebook posts of his family and the country side that he loved, not to mention his sense of humor. RIP Roy, until we see each other once again.

Mrs. Pollock, Just wanted to say how sad I am that Roy left this world so quickly. I have so many happy memories of him from high school. He was such a good friend - I considered him my sixth brother. I always felt that he had my back. I took piano at Mrs. Hinojosa's, who lived across town by the Jr. High. I had to walk home, which was quite a ways, and many times I would look out the window at Mrs. Hinojosa's and there would be Roy, with a smile, in his blue Camaro, waiting to take me...