Roy Stephen WEBB

I just heard and from the bottom of my heart I am so sorry for your loss. Having been where you are I understand your profound sadness and grief. I send you hugs.

My sincerest condolences on the news of Roy's passing. Roy was a wonderful and kind person, and an excellent instructor. My fondest memories of Roy were outside of the classroom but during the preparations for the Annual Run for Chiropractic Education. Roy and I were in charge of race set-up, and Roy would always be on site before anyone else. In fact, I recall questioning him if he slept on site. Through rain, sleet, snow and dawning sun, you could count on Roy. Roy may you rest in peace and thank you for the memories.

I send my sincere condolences to Roy's family. He was a gentleman and a privilege to have known. I always admire his sense of justice, his expertise and passion for teaching, his altruism. May he rest in peace.

Roy was a great teacher, a colleague, and a dear friend. A man of all seasons you might say. You could ask him anything and he would explain it to you, or he would find the answer for you even when you least expected it. Beyond his extensive knowledge of anatomical sciences, Roy´s sense of humor and mannerisms were among many of his qualities which we will remember forever.

Our sincere condolences to Roy´s family and friends.

Stephen and Julita

I first met Roy at U of T in 1978. I was so surprised to again meet him in 1984 in my first year at cmcc. He hadn´t changed a bit! Still fastidious about his work, dedicated to his students and generally a warm, funny guy. All that knew him feel the loss.

My condolences to you and your family. I cannot attend the memorial service as I am attending an event out of the city. I remember Roy fondly as he taught me in 1991 and 1992. He was an example of hope for me as a Type 1 diabetic myself. He never seemed down or resentful about having the condition.
I had great respect for him, and helped him out with a few hypos on occasion!

My very sincere condolences on the passing of Roy. He always walked the hallways of CMCC with a smile on his face and a pep to his step. He was consistently rated by students as one of their favourite instructors. This is an exceptional gift and the impact he had on hundreds of future chiropractors cannot be understated. Treasure your happy times and smile when you think of him. We do at CMCC.

Roy made a huge impact on our learning at CMCC. Thank you Roy.

We have lost a friend, an educator and mentor to many. I have many memories of Roy and Bill at Scarborough College.

Our heartfelt sympathies go out to Christine and the rest of Roy's family. I will always remember him wearing that "hair sun visor"! He will be missed around the campfire.

Roy was my lab tutor at the University of Toronto in 1976 until 1979 in three different courses. Then he was my lab tutor again at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) in 1983-84 in two more courses and my professor in a third. In 1988 he was my colleague at CMCC when I joined faculty there. One of the reasons for the pride I had being on faculty was that I had gone from being a student of Roy's to a colleague of Roy's. What an honour that was! But over the years of being his student and colleague he was also a very treasured friend. He impacted a lot of students over his career and one of them was me. I will always be grateful for his teaching efforts and his friendship. The world has lost a great teacher and mentor.

Roy will live on in the hearts and memories of me and my family. Every time when we are around a campfire and see the "Magic Fire" we will think of Roy. He always had several packets to sprinkle around the fire (after marshmallows were toasted) so everyone could enjoy watching the different colours.

My condolences and best wishes to the family. Roy was a dedicated Teacher and a passionate person he will be missed dearly.

Roy will be missed