Roy U. Swearengin

To all who loved Roy,
What would Wolcott have been without Roy? What a good and decent man he was. I know he and Behula had a fun time visiting with Young & Fay at the lake. He had a fiesty spirit which we enjoyed. We are sorry for your loss and hope your memories will make you smile.
Lewis & Nancy

Oddly enough I met Mr Swearengin at Providence Place last year and was reacquainted with him when he was transferred to Edwardsville. I was his IV nurse but am also a friend and co-worker of Christi's at Truman Med Center. He was such a gentleman, always so respectful, kind and caring even before he knew that I knew his granddaughter. He was concerned about my traveling alone and would walk me to the door at Providence Place. I would stop in to see him and he would always remember me. He...

Uncle Roy was a really great Uncle, My only regret was that I didn't get to spend nearly enough time with him, or to really get to know him. I regret that I don't really know any of the family either. Uncle Roy I will miss getting to see you at the family reunion and our small chats we would have on the phone. Love you, Your niece

i AM VERY BLESSED TO HAVE HAD SUCH A WARM AND CARING GRANDFATHER. I TRULY HAVE MEMORIES I CAN TREASURE. THE MOST TREASURABLE ONES WERE OUR BREAKFAST OUTINGS WE HAD. THEY MEANT A LOT TO HIM AND THEY TRULY MEANT A LOT TO ME ESPECIALLY SO NOW. I AM GLAD I HAD SUCH WONDERFUL GRANDPARENTS AS THESE. I WILL TRULY MISS YOU GRANDPA AND I KNOW YOU WILL HAVE MANY JEWELS ON YOUR CROWN IN HEAVEN.
LOVE, CHRIS

I will for ever remember Dad as being my second father. He was very good to me and treated me like a daughter instead of daughter inlaw. Dolores & Ray, I loved your dad as my own.