ROY M. ALLEN

I knew Roy through his volunteer work at Mayview. He was treasurer across the years and no job was too small for this mechanical engineer. He and Cathy taught by example. They lovingly spent time together “… in sickness and in health...” Despite failing health he continued to attend luncheons with her at Peters Place. We all are blessed to know this devoted couple and their families. May many wonderful shared memories bring the Allen families and friends peace.

Knew the family for many years and kept in touch over many miles. Roy was a great man. Blessings to his family and remember all the good times and celebrate his life. You are in my prayers.

I am sorry for your loss. Karen, your dad was a great basketball coach! I really enjoyed learning to play from him. I will be praying for your whole family.

We loved you so much Papa!

Karen so sorry to hear of your loss, You and your family will be in the Schiffer's prayers.

Very sad to hear of Roy's passing. Best of luck in this difficult time

I just wanted to say I am very sorry for your loss. My heart is with Nick and the rest of the family. Nick I am very sorry. We can get through this together if you ever need anything let me know and I will be there. I'm glad we are friends again. So sorry to hear about your loss. My heart is with the Allen and Pellicano families.



Sincerely,

Blake Martin

Dear Cathy,

Dan and I are so saddened to learn of Roy's passing. He was such a wonderful friend and neighbor. Some of the happiest times of our life were spent living next door to your family on Carriage Lane. Our deepest sympathy to you, Ken, Carolyn, Beth, Chris, Karen and their families on the loss of Roy.
We will miss him - may he rest in peace.

Love,
Dolores and Dan

Rod and I were saddened to learn that Roy had passed away. Cathy, Ken, Carolyn, Beth, Karen and Chris and your families are in our thoughts and prayers. I, Pam, remember fondly the many fun experiences we had growing up on Corteland Dr/Carriage Lane with your family. Rod, remembers fondly the times he shared with your dad watching the Penguins play while staying with your parents when visiting Pittsburgh. May it comfort you to know that you dad's legacy will long be remembered by those whose lives he impacted. You are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.

We were saddened to learn of Roy's passing. We will miss our dear friend and neighbor of many years. Our deepest sympathy to Cathy and all the family. Love, Ron and Carole