Contributions to the tribute of Joseph Roy

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Thursday, April 14, 2022

Dear Roy Family, My condolences on the passing of Joe. His office was near mine when we worked at the Rochester Friendly Home. Joe was kind, considerate, dedicated and a joy to work and chat with. He often spoke of his family with love and devotion. Mary Ellen Peck

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Rina, and Chuck and Glori Korytko pledged to donate to Canandaigua VA Medical Center

Thursday, April 14, 2022

So sorry for the great lose you are enduring. Our thoughts and Prayers are with you and family.

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Aquinas Alumni Office uploaded photo(s)

Thursday, April 14, 2022

God Bless our Aquinas Brother

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Tom Roy posted a condolence

Wednesday, April 13, 2022

Many fond memories of Roy family picnics with softball, euchre and of coarse Limburger sandwiches. All the uncles used those smelly sandwiches to tease and chase us kids away from the card game, but I remember Uncle Joe actually trying to entice me to eat one. Taking time in his friendly way to explain how it’s not just smelly cheese, you need good rye bread, mustard and horseradish that’s what makes them special. Uncle Joe never got me to eat one but he had fun trying and he did get me to think about it which if you’ve ever been near a Limburger cheese sandwich you’d know was a big deal. He will be missed.

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Bill Dillon posted a condolence

Tuesday, April 12, 2022

Noreen and Family, Judy and I were so sad to read of Joe's death. For over forty years, he and all of you have been wonderful friends and neighbors to us and the entire Christ the King and Irondequoit communities. We grieve with you, and regret that we aren't able to see you in person at Mass tomorrow to express our condolences and to celebrate the life of such a good and caring man. The Dillons

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Tom Ross lit a candle

Monday, April 11, 2022

Sorry for your loss.Tom & Rosemarie Ross

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Donna White posted a condolence

Sunday, April 10, 2022

I have known Uncle Joe my whole life. After my parents were married, they lived with Grandma and Grandpa Roy on Rosemary Drive in Rochester, and even for a few more years after I was born. My Mother told me the story that when I was two I was getting a tricycle for Christmas which was kept in the attic with the other Christmas gifts. Uncle Joe and Uncle Fred would take me upstairs to teach me how to ride the bike so on Christmas morning my parents would be shocked to see I already knew how to ride it! When my parents built the house in Webster, my grandparents built right next door and Uncle Joe was still living with them. I remember frequently going next door and playing records from Uncle Joe’s collection (one of my favorites was Mitch Miller’s sing-a-long album). He also threw parties next door for the Catholic singles club of which I believe Aunt Noreen was also a part. I have many other wonderful memories of his sense of humor, him playing his accordion and the piano and just being a terrific Uncle! I miss him already!

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Sunday, April 10, 2022

Joseph Roy

1931 - 2022

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