Roy SINCLAIR

thank you for your kindness and for being nice to me, for helping me.
I thank you so much for everything u did for me

Lori & Family: Sincere sympathy on the loss of your Dad. Roy was a leader of the Rainbow Investment Club of which I was a member many years ago. I considered him a great mentor and have continued investing over the years using the knowledge gained from Roy. He was a leader, teacher and made great contributions to our city and the world. Sincerely, Don & Gwen Lawrence

I am very sorry to hear of Dr. Roy Sinclair's passing. His contributions to Olympic weightlifting are recognized around the world and his support for the local sport community is equally recognized. While he would very quickly overwhelm me when discussing his mathematical theories, I always enjoyed sharing time with Roy at weightlifting competitions.
He will be missed.
Kevin and Barb Zimmerman

We are sorry to hear about the passing of Dr. Roy Sinclair. On behalf of the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame Board of Directors and Staff, our sincere and deepest sympathy to the family and special friends.

I was sorry to hear about Mr. Sinclair. I had the privilege of meeting him though his Induction into the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame . He was such a humble and sincere man. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, he was a wonderful man.

It is very sad to learn of the passing of Dr. Roy Sinclair. I always appreciated Roy's enthusiasm whether it was discussing teaching mathematics at the University of Alberta, investment opportunities, the development of the sport of Olympic weightlifting in Canada or the Sinclair formula he had work hard to have adopted internationally to determine the best lifter overall at competitions. Roy was a gentleman deserving of being a member of Alberta Sports Hall of Fame, as he was supportive of...

On behalf of all the Canadian Master Weightlifting family I wish to express our condolence to the family of Dr Roy Sinclair.

We were saddened to hear about Roy's passing. Roy was always an inspiration to us all. His intense curiosity and thirst for knowledge influenced many of his students at the University of Alberta as well as those of us who got to know him during his retirement years. Roy's legacy will live on through the gift of his knowledge that was shared with so many. Our thoughts are with you and your family, Lori, as we bid farewell to an incredible man.
Ken and Marcia Loder

We have lost a great canadian and a great person. He has given a great deal to Canadian and International weightlifting.