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In Memory of
Herman Edmond "Yodeler"
Roy
1935 - 2016
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Condolence From: Janet Vine
Condolence: Matt,
My deepest condolences on the loss of your father, you light up when you speak of your family and your bond with your father so I can only imagine how difficult this is for you.Prayers for Peace and Strength during this time of loss to you and your family.
Wednesday November 16, 2016
Condolence From: Gilbert Roy, Jr.
Condolence: I’ll always remember the great comfort Uncle Herman gave me when my mom died when I was 12 years old. I will also remember the bellyache laughs from his endless jokes when he visited Van Buren and when I visited him in Connecticut. And who can forget his yodeling everywhere he went! It also gave him great pleasure to play Santa for the neighborhood kids. He had a soft spot for all children. He was a big fuzzy teddy bear to all kids and many adults.

His home was always open when I wanted to get away from the city life. He, Aunt Muriel and Matt were my home away from home whenever I visited. Every night ended in playing cards with their friends and neighbors. The laughs and fun times were endless.

Uncle Herman, you lived life to the fullest every day. May you rest in blessed peace and may the memories give Aunt Muriel and Matt great comfort! I love you.

Gil, Jr.
Wednesday November 16, 2016
Condolence From: Steven Roy
Condolence: I will always remember Uncle Herman for his humor and his humanity. When my Dad (Gil) passed away, Uncle Herman told me that my father was changed by his time in the military and Korean War. Uncle Herman's words were a real comfort to me and touched me in a way he might not have expected. Uncle Herman, you were a blessing to me. You will always live on in our memories and our hearts.
Wednesday November 16, 2016
Condolence From: Max & Dan
Condolence: Tex,
Thank you for helping us find each other.

Rest In Peace Old Friend
Tuesday November 15, 2016
Condolence From: Lee Roy
Condolence: My sympathies go out to my aunt Muriel and Matthew, although I haven't seen uncle Herman for quite a few years I think it's safe to say that to the things that everybody's gonna remember him for his his yodeling in his curly mustache. He will be greatly missed by a lot of people. RIP uncle Herman
Tuesday November 15, 2016
Condolence From: Lorraine Quinn (Ware)
Condolence: What a wonderful neighbor Herman was! I lived next door for 11 years and always enjoyed our talks and I always knew when Herman was outside! He always called our dog, Shadow, even though his name was Shylo and we jokingly blamed Herman for Shylo's rotund body, because he would throw all sorts of treats over the fence.
Most of all I will remember Herman for his kindness and helpfulness.
My thoughts are with Muriel and the family.
Tuesday November 15, 2016
Condolence From: Janice (Roy) Jordan
Condolence: My heart aches with the loss of Uncle Herman. I am so very sorry. I send my condolences to dear Aunt Muriel, Matt and the rest of the family.

I have so many memories of Uncle Herman. I remember when he and Uncle Herb would travel, from Connecticut, together to visit family. Uncle Herman had so many stories and jokes to tell. I can still hear all of them laughing so loudly. Uncle Herman's big, boisterous laugh was so contagious. When he laughed, it sounded like it came all the the way from his toes. Loved that so much.

I remember his dropping by St. Joseph school, in Hamlin to see some of nieces and nephews. I was in 2nd/3rd grade. He walked into the room, with his cowboy hat, boots, tall as the Eiffel Tower (to me). He picked me and one of my cousins up into his arms. I can still see the look on some of the kids' faces, and thinking to myself "this is pretty great". "This is my mon oncle".

I remember so many things about him, his stories, his jokes, his yodeling. He was a good person. I hope heaven is prepared for him. He will have everyone laughing so hard, rolling on the floor. I can just see it now. I loved him.
Tuesday November 15, 2016
Condolence From: Lorna ouellette
Condolence: I remember uncle Herman for his laughter and of coarse his mustache and also the way he would call and end up by doing his famous yodeling. His stories he would tell us as far back that I can remember. Our condolences to the family , he will be missed.
Tuesday November 15, 2016
Condolence From: Ancilla Roy McElhinny
Condolence: My Uncle Herman will always be remembered by me as larger than life, you knew when he was around. His laugh could be heard near and far and he always had a joke tucked away for us. I have so many memories of my time with him but the one that stands out the most is all those trips he would make from Connecticut to Van Buren. On a whim he drive up with my Uncle Herb for the weekend for a visit for no specific reason other to see us. It always meant lots of fun. His slide shows of family were so special and was sure to bring much laugher. The best things he ever did in life was to marry my Aunt Muriel, who is such a wonderful person and to become a Dad to Matthew whom he loved deeply. May you "Yodel" with the angels Uncle Herman!!
Sending love and hugs to you, Aunt Muriel and Matthew.
Monday November 14, 2016
Condolence From: Donna Houghton Thames
Condolence: Sending love, strength and prayers to Aunt Muriel and cousin, Matthew. I was so sorry to hear of Uncle Herman's passing. It seems like only yesterday you were in Florida at my wedding. I know he had a rough year with his health, but prior to that he had a real zeal for life and a heart of gold. I know he will be waitingfor you in a better place.

All of my love,

Donna
Monday November 14, 2016
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