From: Bakerview Community Crematorium & Celebration Centre Staff

Bakerview Community Crematorium & Celebration Centre Staff send our condolences to family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

From: Bill Murray

Hey Roy! Thanks for tolerating me back in the day when I didnt deserve it. Rest well old friend. God bless.

From: Cameron & Pamela Stewart

Although you are gone, you will live on in your children & their children. Your stories, songs, whistling, & sense of humour—all of it has been passed down. You will never be far from the thoughts and hearts of those who loved you. Nobody will forget you Roy, you made sure of that. One of the best men I had the pleasure to know and I know Pam feels the same. We send our love to the family.

From: John Howell

Roy, you were a great boss and teacher! Very patient with me at times. Much appreciated, lol. I’ll be seeing you one day, Ye Ole Scottman!!

John (The Ole Welshman) Howell

From: Sheena Gordon, Scotland

Roy so sad you have passed over. I have wonderful memories of a lovely man and his family from student days into our sixties. From one member of the Stuart clan to another in Stewart clan. Happy to meet, sorry to part, happy to meet again, from Sheena Gordon, Aberdeen, Scotland.

From: Mary Holzapfel & family

Roy was a gentle soul . Humorous and generous . May your family find the strength to carry on without you . Rest in peace , friend.

From: Eleanor Hamer

Roy you were one in a million! I loved your whistling and they way you loved your family especially the grandchildren. Thank you for a wonderful holiday when I visited a couple of years ago. May you rest in eternal peace in the arms of Jesus with love and condolences to Frances my friend of many years and the family you left behind all of whom can be proud of you for the person you were.

From: Jean and Edward Stewart

With deepest sympathy for Frances and all Roy’s family. Rest in peace, Roy. May the happy memories you have left behind give comfort to all who knew you. From Jean and Edward Stewart, Stonehaven, Scotland

From: Frank and Lana

Frank and I both were so fortunate to have had the priveledge to know Roy Kittles. There are many things that come to my mind when I think of Roy. Luongo what can I say about Lou we would phone each other during hockey games to share our frustrations about his play, although Roys language was a little more colorful than mine. Robbie Burns day and haggis I hope I splet that right. Jokes via e-mail he had a special sense of humor and an affection for a paticular part of the womans body. I loved when he called me lass, we will miss you Roy and the world is not nearly as bright. Also thank you for all of my dhalias over the years I will chrish them even more. Much Love Frank and Lana

From: Helen & Fraser Mann

It’s often said of people that there will never be anyone else like them, because after them they broke the mould, but this was more true of Roy than anyone we have known. He was the most loyal friend with a sense of humour that refused to be extinguished even in times of severe pain and illness. Having known Roy for over sixty years there was never a dull moment in his company and we were proud to have him as our friend. To Frances and all the family our deepest sympathy. From Helen & Fraser Mann Perth Scotland