Roy Smith

Words cannot express how much I miss this man He was like my second father growing up and he was Grandpa Roy Boy to my children. He and my Dad became best of friends after Jason and I became best buds at ages 3&4. I´ll never forget all the happy times we spent with him in his workshop working on our bikes and then motorcycles, the summers we spent at the R-Ranch and the lakes, and all the times we got to make our own pizza concoctions before they would open for the day. I´m so grateful that...

so long roy

Dear Virginia:

I very much miss Roy's sense of humor and emailed political insights. We had been communicating by email ever since I got his address at our 40th MCHS reunion. His grand tour of Elko is quite stunning. We hope that all is well with you, Virginia. Roy was a good person.

Love,

Virginia and family, we were sorry to see that Roy passed away and our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Tom has many fond memories of his time working at Angelos and your home. We are in Montana now and of all things running a restaurant. We understand Roy's passion for the business, as we too have bitten by the bug. Take care and if you are every in West Yellowstone Montana be sure to look us up at the Timberline Cafe.