Stephen J. Roy

Michelle ~ Steve will always be remembered by me as a great guy, funny, talented, helpful, supportive, never a drag to run into or to work with, and I think of him often.
The night I met Steve, February 3, 1986, our band, Listen, was shooting our first "Showcase."
You were on camera, also Bob Burns (I forget who was on third).
After one or two numbers, Steve ran from the control room into the studio yelling "This is Music! This is what this show's supposed to be about!"

I thoroughly enjoyed working with Steve. I am shocked to hear of his passing and will keep him in my prayers. ...Jim Kneeland

It's been interesting to hear stories or interact with people from all walks of like that knew Steve from his various talents, whether as a musician, his work in local cable television or his expertise in the JFK assassination. I knew him for nearly 15 years and also had the privilege to spend most of that time working with him. I really enjoyed our regular interactions and talks that varied from work related chats, music, food or life in general. Boy do I miss him. He was a great man that is...

My condolence to the man's family.

Stevie Roy taught me how to be cool and how to play it cool. He was an amazing cousin to me-- especially during our youth, our formative years-- and I couldn't have asked for a better guide to come of age with. He was radically kind and approached the world with an open heart and open ears- always on the lookout for good music to listen to, to play, and to share. We both found ourselves in the pop music of the 1960s, with Stevie (as always) being ahead of the curve and understanding how...

A gentleman always. A pleasure to have known Stephen.

I only knew him from his posts at the Education forum, on the JFK assassination. His voice will be missed.
Dawn

Steve was a truth seeker of the highest caliber. May his spirit enter effortlessly into the empyrean. A good soul. +

RIP Stephen, hope your work on Ferrie will be published!