Thursday, December 12, 2024
We were clients of Roy’s for 20 some years. There isn’t a room in our house that he hasn’t painted at least once and it still shows what a professional he was. When he came, we always arranged two things:one, to have some squares for Roy’s sweet tooth and two, music while he was working. Often we would go to work for the afternoon and leave him with our disc player on full blast then come home to find him still working and whistling away to the music as if he was having fun instead of painting for 6 or 8 hours! Roy told us a little of his struggles before he turned to religion. He offered to pray with me when I had cancer. Roy always talked about his family with much love. We always had a special place for Roy in our house but we know he now has his own special place, well earned. Goodbye Roy, so glad we crossed paths.
Susan and Robert Mercer
Charlottetown
