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Roy Lee Brink

FUNERAL HOME

DeYoung Shoreline Chapel

7676 Shoreline Dr

Stockton, California

Roy Brink Obituary

Stockton, CA

April 8, 1930 - June 10, 2007

Roy Lee Brink, 77 of Stockton, passed away on Sunday, June 10, 2007 at home. Born on April 8, 1930 in Shenandoah, Iowa, he was an electrical contractor for over 30 years working for Diamond Walnut and operating his own electrical business, Brink Electric, for the last 15 years. Lee was a member of the Free and Accepted Masons of California, San Joaquin Lodge No. 19; board member of the Country Club Sanitary District; past president and board member of Country Club Fire District; was a coach and board member of Western Little League; past president of Pop Warner Football League; and past member of Ambler's Club. Lee was preceded in death by his son, Richard; his mother and father; three sisters and six brothers. He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Mary; his son, Michael (Debbie) and grandsons, Scott and Eric, as well as numerous extended family members and friends. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service on Tuesday, July 3, 2007 at 2:00 p.m. at DeYoung Shoreline Chapel, 7676 Shoreline Drive, Stockton, California. No viewing or visitation. Private Committal. On-line Guest Book at deyoungmemorialchapel.com.

Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of San Joaquin, 3888 Pacific Ave., Stockton, CA 95204.

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Published by The Record from Jun. 14 to Jul. 1, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Roy Brink

16 Entries

Paul Rapp

July 1, 2007

Lee was a real flag-waver for the Country Club area. I always appreciated his commitment and dedication to bettering our neighborhoods.

Marcie Carver

July 1, 2007

My deepest sympathy to your family Mary and although I was very young and didn't really know your husband, I knew Rick very well, he was my brother Steve Carver's best friend. I loved when Rick would come over and do his donald duck voice if he was a degree of the amount your husband was then I know your husband was a very special man. I know Rick had some wonderful family members and was a very loving person, you and your husband can be very proud of how you've lived your lives. GOD bless you Mary,
Marcie Carver

Kathleen (Casenave) Dragovich

June 30, 2007

We were so sad to see that Lee had passed away. We had not seen him im many years, when he showed up at the funeral of my dad, John Casenave, this past November. Lee and my dad's paths crossed many times throughout the years. He will be missed.

Natalie Passeggi

June 29, 2007

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Greg & Natalie Passeggi

Jon Gustorf

June 27, 2007

Lee and I worked together many years ago with the West Stockton Bears Pop Warner football team. He was one of the finest people I ever worked with, always so generous with his time and talents. It's been many years since we've talked, but the great memories of him never fade. Such a classic man in so many ways. Pat and I send our condolences to his family.

Pat & Jon Gustorf

Jon Ikerd

June 26, 2007

I worked with Lee for years, and it has been years since I saw him, many. However, it is again brought home to me that time and distance cannot deminish what constant acts of friendship and sharing have put in place. Roy Lee "Fudpucker" Brink was much more than a source of constant humor and joy. He "accepted" me, encouraged me, and, was my friend. He showed me that it was ok to be a bit crazy, a bit different, and unique. There is joy in our differences, and there was joy in Lee. I hope that I have added something slightly different, but I doubt it. You will one day smile at his memory, with the joy he planted in you.

anomulous

June 25, 2007

I played Pop Warner football in my younger days in Stockton. I salute Mr. Brink, because not only was he the president, but because I am grateful for his contribution and those volunteers who make Stockton a better community.

Wayne Anderson

June 25, 2007

Every time I throw a baseball or softball with my kids or teaching and coaching others, I think of Lee with the way he carefully taught me to throw and catch the (LEE BRINK) way, those are great! memories with me forever, thanks Mike and Mary for sharing his talent and kindness.

Sue Felton

June 24, 2007

In fifty three years the memories of Lee are so numerous it's difficult to mention only a few. My favorites include the growing up years of our children together, the days on the Delta, and his wild and wicked sense of humor. He was definitely one of a kind. He is, and will be, deeply missed by so many. My prayers are with you, Mary, Mike, Debbie, Scott and Eric at this time.

Craig Lieginger

June 22, 2007

Dear Mary,
We were very saddened to hear of Lee's passing. He was a very kind, dear and gentle man. He will be greatly missed by all who's lives he touched.

Anthony Maldonado

June 15, 2007

Sorry for the loss of your loved one. Best wishes you you all. my thoughts and prayers will be with you.

Brad Lewis

June 15, 2007

To Mike, Debbie, and family. My father passed away almost 8 years ago, but he is still with me every day in my thoughts. He brings a smile to my face when I think of him, and how he was. My condolences to you on your loss. I hope that when you think of your dad, he brings a smile to your face too! Bless you all!

Mark and Peggy, Jeff and Katie Pepper

June 14, 2007

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mary, Mike, Debbie, Scott and Eric. Lee was such a great guy, a friend to so many people. Our family was blessed to have known Lee. Please take comfort in knowing how much he meant to so many of the lives he touched.
God Bless you all,

Linda Mora

June 14, 2007

Mary & Family,
We are so sorry to hear about Lee. I know how hard this must be for all of you. Please know that our love and prayers are with all of you. If you need anything, please do not hesitate to call. Love and kisses to all of you!

Jeff Parker

June 14, 2007

My deepest condolences to the family. I worked with Lee for 15+ years at DWG and only saw him from time to time after his retirement. He was a true gentleman and loved by all who knew him there. He could light up the room with his smile and attitude. Whenever I needed his assistance at the CoGen electrically, he always went above and beyond of what was expected of him. He was smart as a whip and one of the best! He treated everyone the same. He was someone I looked up to and wanted to be like. He was my friend. May there be comfort to know that he is in the loving arms of our Lord and he will live on in all of us who knew him in our hearts and memories and we will see him again. May God bless all of his family and friends with Peace through this difficult time.

TONY BRYSON

June 14, 2007

My Prayers and thoughts are with Mary and Mike at this time. Lee was such a good friend,to me and my family, We shared a love for Western Little league, Amblers Softball and so much more he will always be a part of my life. God Blesses those who continue to give, and Lee will do that in Life and Death. Thanks Lee for being my Friend. Tony Bryson.

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