Roy V. Yeazel

i thoroughly enjoyed many years of flight physicals with Roy. his light heart and passion for aviation made it ia joy to interact with him

Dr Yeazel was my Dr. for 30 odd years. One time I was too sick to go to the clinic, and he made a house call. He always placed a special place in my heart. May this wonderful man rest in peace. Prayers & thoughts to his wonderful family. Dorothy Schroeder .

A sonderful friend, neighbor, and fellow church member.

It was a pleasure to meet him. Thanks for letting us attend your party.

Dr. Yeazel was a wonderful, caring doctor. Our family first got to know him when my 16 year old sister was quite ill with mono. Dr. Yeazel made a house call! This was 1966 and that just wasn´t happening anymore. I became his patient at 18 and continued with him until he retired from his general practice. I must have been in my thirties. When he retired he sent a letter saying we should find a doctor who would listen. I asked around and no one knew of such a doctor. He was special and...

My sympathy to the entire family. I am from Algoma and read he married his wife Louise in Algoma. What was her maiden name? I assume she was from there. I am amazed at all that he accomplished in his life and want to mention what a wonderful obituary it was. I feel like I knew him, and wish I had. Sincere condolences, Kathy Kohlbeck, Milwaukee

I remember both Roy and Louise for their dedication to general aviation. Louise taught my ground school class at MATC, and Roy signed my last medical certificate (which--interestingly--I came across just this last week). I join his family in celebrating a life well-lived.