Roy.. You sure lived a long life. Amazing man indeed. You were a neighbour when I was born and later in life you became my neighbour again. Always enjoyed cleaning your house and chatting it up. RIP Roy. Marilyn SPARKES
To the family and friends of Roy Sands, we would like to extend our condolences. It was a pleasure having Roy come out to get sawdust for his horses when we had our sawmill. He always had a story to tell. He will be missed.
Roy will always hold a special place in my heart. We shared many good meals (Roy was a really good cook) and many great laughs. He was a wealth of historical information about the Stanley area, I learned a lot from my friendship with Roy. I know that Roy is in his happy place with Phyllis.
Our sincere condolences on the passing of Roy, a truly wonderful man and friend of Jerry parents, he will always be remembered for his kind and gentle spirit. He was in the transition care center at DECH with Alma Price (my Mom) and I enjoyed a lot of talks with him there. May God comfort and sustain you all in the loss of a wonderful man
I grew up living across the road from Roy Sands. I have many memories of Roy with his horses, his dog, & working in his prize garden. He always had a kind word & loved to chat. Even after leaving the Glen Road once I grew up, I always visited Roy when I would return home. I will so miss him not being there. Rest in Pease Roy!
Remembering Roy always coming out to talk to us when we walked up the Glen,he so enjoyed his big garden.
Made cookies up at the villa a couple of weeks ago from one of his favourite recipes.
Very sorry to hear of Roys passing. My family & I were very good friends of his and spent many holidays & Sundays together over the years. We have very fond memories of the times spent together. Rest in peace Roy. xo
Sorry to read of Roy's passing growing up across the road he was always there and a great neighbor when I was a young lad there were many visits I must admit some were to get some of there homemade ice cream that Roy and his mom used to make was it ever good Roy and his mom always had time for a chat with a big bowl a smile and a laugh
