Birth date: Jan 12, 1926 Death date: Jan 1, 2012
Roy G. Wade age 85 of St. Clair died Sunday, January 1. Roy was born January 12, 1926 in Pontiac to the late Harold and Anna Wade. He was a veteran of the US Army, and He married Mildred Gingrich on June 3, 1950. Roy was a Michig Read Obituary
Willyb Posted on Still looks doulcieis. Just make sure no one sees the “before” pic and none would be the wiser. ;-0)##imported-begin##Wulan##imported-end##
I send condolences in the loss of Roy. He will be sorely missed by everyone and will never be forgotten. May your memories of him bring a smile to your faces. The day is coming when the words of the bible will come true "He will swallow up death forever and he Lord Jehovah will certainly wipe the tears from all faces" (Isaiah 25:8) May that hope give you peace until you see Roy again##imported-begin##Jeanne##imported-end##
Dear Millie;
It's been a long time - I trooped with Roy many years ago and we did have a lot of fun together.
I have more then lost touch as I transferred to Cadillac in 1984 and haven't seen or heard from many of my friends from "back then". My prayers are with you.
Bernie##imported-begin##Bernard Bartrand##imported-end##
Dear Millie, Paul, & Mark,
We were saddened to hear of Roy George's passing, and are so sorry for your loss. I can't remember the last time I saw him, but I think it was 2 U of M football coaches ago, as Roy George always had an opinion on their coaches and I never got to find out what he thought of Rich Rod, but I'm sure he must have been happy with Brady Hoke. I just wish he could have been apart of another national championship. Something tells me though, he will be! Whether it was advise on insurance, or watching my laundry business while in Florida with my family, or just having a good talk with him, Roy George always had time and was as honest as they come. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. He would always call me by my first name, which he knew I hated and I think he enjoyed irritating me, that's why I always called him "Roy George", So, ROY GEORGE, May you rest in peace, until we meet again. May God Bless you Millie, the boy's and their families. Love & Prayers,
DORMAN Kent & Christine Bacon and my mother Miriam B. Chaffee##imported-begin##D. Kent Bacon##imported-end##
Uncle Roy,
I will always remember your sense of humor & your "Adult" pacifier at the Michigan games.
Enjoy your evening beverage in heaven!!
You were very much loved in life, and will be deeply missed by us left here.
Here's to seeing you in heaven, CHEERS!!!##imported-begin##Karyn Williams##imported-end##
Rest in Peace with a "martuni"
Muggs##imported-begin##Mary Beal##imported-end##
Dear Millie,
You have our deepest sympathy. Was Wade ill prior to his death?? I hope you remember us as we were stationed in South Haven the same time you and Wade were.
We have sent our e-mail to you but here's our address:
4425 Kristin Ct.
Houghton Lake, MI
48629##imported-begin##Rick & Judy Maass##imported-end##
Uncle Roy, I will miss you. I have always loved you and remember the time you chased me, on all fours, under a dining room table at Uncle Harolds. I think you caught me and gave me a whollap. It hurt but was all in fun and love. I will always remember you with all my heart. Love Lynnie##imported-begin##Lynn Bredow McKinzie##imported-end##
