ROY ALEXANDER TRASK

Condolences & Memories (12 entries)

• Debbie, Tammy, Kayla, Courtney,Tessla and Hailey. My deepest condolences on the loss of your father,grandfather and great grandfather. I commend you for the constant care and attention that you gave your dad during this trying time for the past year and a half. I will always miss him, and remember how he would always say that he was OK and never ask for anything. He was so brave and always had a big smile and thanked me for coming to visit him, it would really inspire me. He was a tireless worker, a good person and a pleasure to be around, Rest in peace Roy. To quote his favorite saying, "well we'll see you then". - Posted by: Wayne (Brother) on: Jan 24, 2015

• Debbie, Tammy, Kayla, Courtney,Tessla and Hailey. My deepest condolences on the loss of your father,grandfather and great grandfather. I commend you for the constant care and attention that you gave your dad during this trying time for the past year and a half. I will always miss him, and remember how he would always say that he was OK and never ask for anything. He was so brave and always had a big smile and thanked me for coming to visit him, it would really inspire me. He was a tireless worker, a good person and a pleasure to be around, Rest in peace Roy. To quote his favorite saying, "well we'll see you then". - Posted by: Wayne (Brother) on: Jan 24, 2015

• Memories flow back to me of evenings spent sitting on our dock having our nightly cup of tea during our summers at the cottage in Lac du Bonnet, always looked forward to the sound of your car rolling down the driveway for your nightly visit. . Love ya big brother, rest now. - Posted by: Shirley (sister) on: Jan 24, 2015

• Going to miss you Roy. I'll miss not having you over for Tea and seeing you out on your deck. But at least I know you're not in pain anymore and you're with Elaine now. - Posted by: Kate (Sister) on: Jan 23, 2015

• Growing up and visiting Manitoba almost every year as a child, I remember Uncle Roy's calm and quiet presence in Grandma Olive's kitchen nightly. He worked hard and valued time with family. You will be missed, Uncle Roy. Love, April. - Posted by: April Hilland (nee Trask) (Niece) on: Jan 23, 2015

• So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you at this very difficult time. - Posted by: The Sitar Family () on: Jan 23, 2015

• Sorry to hear of Roy's passing. I had visited him a few times in the hospital, he was always cheerful and looked forward to getting back to trucking, even though it was not to be. It made him happy to recall his trucking days. I worked with Roy at AML the past eight years or so and was honored to have known him. All the best to his family. - Posted by: Floyd Carlson (co worker) on: Jan 23, 2015

• Lucky to have a big brother like him. Summers as a little kid after school or weekends riding with him in his little 1954 red single axle dump truck hauling gravel, didn't talk much, didn't have to. Winter, pitching and hauling pulp out of Milner Ridge in the 1952 blue Tag axle truck. Fixed a few bikes and too many old cars for me when I hit sixteen. Later in life I enjoyed a few summers hobby farming with him again working his magic with some old equipment. He wasn't much of a drinking man BUT anyone who was fortunate enough to spend an evening of drink with him got some first class entertainment. - Posted by: Bev trask (Brother) on: Jan 21, 2015

• Tammy and Debbie; I am so sorry for your loss, he was quite the Uncle. He will be missed by all those who knew him. - Posted by: John Johnston (Cousin) on: Jan 21, 2015

• Debbie, Your dad always had a smile and a hello when he would see me. Last year I was in the Pinawa hospital in March, and your dad was in too, he remembered me from Edward street. We would sit in the T.V. room and talk about the people that grew up on that street over the years, where they were now. He was good company on the long boring days in there. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Tammy and your families at this difficult time. - Posted by: Mary Schwolman (Friend and Past Neibougher from Edward Street) on: Jan 20, 2015

• Really going to miss you uncle Roy. - Posted by: darren frank (nefew) on: Jan 20, 2015

• Condolences to you two fine ladies at this time. Both of your parents were caring and wonderful people. Never will I forget how they took me into their home and treated me as their own. He is now at peace as your Mother awaited his arrival. - Posted by: Tammy & Debbie (Long time friend of the family) on: Jan 19, 2015