Roy Andrew Eaton

Roy and his family were a major signpost in our family's history. An amazing pastor with a loving family who pointed us in the way of Jesus and encouraged us to follow our Lord. Our world is a lesser place because of Roy's passing, but heaven is richer and we live in faith and hope.
Rob and Maree Zawoysky (Steve and Kirsten)
Poulsbo, Washington

Our loss, and Heaven's gain.
Roy was our pastor long enough to leave not only a lasting memory but also an inspiration. We were so thankful that he lived so long and was the guiding light for so many. He was a precious flower in our garden. We will greatly miss him.
With much love and honor,
Tim, Elaine, Becky, and Wendy

Suzanne,
We are so sorry to hear about your father. You have been and will continue to be in our prayers. Praying that God will wrap you in His comforting arms and give you peace.

Great person, compassionate minister and friend. The world a better place because of his life.

I liked Roy and will miss him. So sorry he's passed.

Our prayers are for the family in this time of loss & sorrow.
From son & daughter & spouses of Cleve Greer, elder son of Delmar & Ruby Greer

Sorry for your loss. My husband, Dan Love served in Marion as a lay speaker then as a pastor. Roy was a wonderful man of God.

My deepest sympathy to all 3 daughters and family. I knew Pastor Roy as a member of First Wayne Street UMC and always enjoyed hearing him preach. He was so devoted to your mom, Helen and was a great witness of his faith. I witnessed him caring for your mom and making sure she got to all her church activities when she was wheelchair bound. He took great care of her. My deepest sympathy to Christine, his current wife and her family as well.

I loved watching from a distance his conversations with his dear friend, Bishop Duecker. They loved their coffee, donuts and being friends. I can just see Bishop Deucker, his wife, your mom sitting at a table with the best coffee and donuts ready for another delightful, but meaningful conversat

We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayer are with you. May God bless you all..

"Brother Eaton" was a favorite pastor of our family in Centreville, Mississippi. My father had mentioned that he would like to have Roy preach at his funeral. Unfortunately, that didn't work out, but I and my siblings have great memories of "Brother Eaton" and are saddened to learn of his passing.

Henry Ash

Roy was such a positive influence to the youth in our Centreville, MS Methodist Church. He and Helen spent many hours "leading" us. He was missed when they left Centreville, as I'm sure he is missed by his family and many friends today.

So sorry about my cousin's death. He and I were born the same year and spent a lot of time together, despite the fact that he went to Millsaps and I to MC

Our sympathies to Roy's family.

Mike and Julie Carr

Roy was a fine man and the light of God shown in his face. It was such a pleasure to get to talk with him. Being a neighbor in Arlington Park and a member of First Wayne St. U M Church, it happened often. He will be missed.

Special memories of the years Roy and Helen, and the daughters, served our little Methodist church in Centreville, MS. God bless each of you, and please know that all those special years ago will never be forgotten.

Roy was a good and trusted friend and colleague. We were classmates at Millsaps and Emory. I am sorry to learn of his death. May God richly bless all his family. Best wishes, Roy H. Ryan

Roy was a good colleague and friend. He will be missed.

Roy was like a 2nd father to me. He was an amazing friend to my parents (Pat & Glenn Bogel) and just a wonderful human being. He will be missed by so many people. Love to you all and see you soon.

To Family of Roy:
I am deeply sorry to learn of my friend Roy's passing. Roy and I have served in North Indiana for years togethr. He followed me at Chesterton, IN and later on the Bishops Cabinet. Roy was a dedicated pastor and disciple of Jesus Christ. I shall deeply miss our conversations, laughter, and commitments. You have my deep sympathy and prayers for the coming days. You can rest with the knowlege that he now serves in that realm with his Lord.
Dean Stuckey