Royce Cullen Womble

I got to meet my distant cousin in `72- `73 while attending UT-Arlington. He was also a coach and teacher at Kimball High School in Oak Cliff, while I was attending Sunset High in Oak Cliff. I would stop by his Sporting Goods store several times during my college days, since I too was a PE major. RIP Royce C Womble

So sorry to hear the news, rest in peace.

Janice, Brian, and Greg, I am so sorry to hear about Royce's passing.
I learned many life lessons from Royce while working at the store, the farm, (and maybe one or two playing on the ASG softball team.)
Lauren and I have such wonderful memories of Royce and your family which have come up regularly over the years.
There were Royceisms that Royce would quote that I still repeat today.
Knowing and working with Royce was truly a blessing in my life.

It was a privilege and a pleasure to have known Royce. I could always depend on him when he was owner of Arlington Sporting Goods. He had a great sense of humor and knowledge from his experience and background as a player and businessman. He definitely was a good man.

Janice - I am sad to hear the news about Royce. I always admired Royce and considered him a friend. It has been along time since the Arlington Sporting Goods days but I have fond memories about that time and place. Please accept my condolences.

Janice,
So sorry to hear of Royce's death, however, I know his quality of life was not what he wanted.
I know he and Jim Garrett are re-hashing fun times together.
He was a very nice man and touched so many lives.
I pray for peace and courage for you as you will miss going each day to visit him.
Prayerfully,
Becky Garrett

Janice and family, so sorry to learn of Royce's death. Prayers for PEACE and God's presence during this difficult time.
Anne Pearson
MMH Auxiliary

Only met Royce once but instantly knew what a fine gentleman he was. He will be missed by all and now he is with the angels.

Fine gentleman. Sorry to read the news. My sympathies to the family.