1942
2017
Frances Louis Roys, age 75, passed away on June 11, 2017 in Dallas, Texas. She was born on March 11, 1942 in Floresville, Texas to Katherine and Jim Roys. Frances was raised in Dallas, Texas and graduated from Rylie High School and then from Eastfield College. She was an electronics technician for all of her working life up until she retired.
In her spare time she enjoyed wood crafts, fishing, reading news and studying scientific events on the computer.
Her family and friends will always remember her as a loving sister, aunt, and great-aunt, and someone who was always a good friend to everyone she met.
She is preceded in death by her parents Jim and Katherine Roys. She is survived by her sister Ruby Vaden and brother-in-law Roger Vaden; Nephew Gary Vaden and wife Teresa Vaden; Great-Nephew Keven Vaden; Great-Niece Natasha Julian and husband Jon; and two great-great-nephews Landyn Krause and Lucas Julian.
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3 Entries
November 5, 2017
Mary Ann Poglitsch
So sorry to hear of Fran's passing. I met Fran about 24 years ago when she came to Connecticut to work her expertise on the electronic equipment in Aetna data entry. Our friendship continued via email. It was always a joy to see all the fabulous wood crafts she made. She sent me a couple magnets that I will always treasure. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to Fran's family. God Bless!
June 13, 2017
Julie Taylor
Fran wasn't just a good friend, she was a great friend. I met Fran 35 years ago at a lumber store picking out wood to make something special for her great niece and nephew. Our friendship started out over a stack of 1 x 12's and grew into a lasting friendship. There are many wonderful memories, from fishing to spending a New Years Eve with her and her Mom, eating Mexican food, strawberry cake and playing Canasta. I will miss our conversations, and will never forget her laugh. May god wrap his arms around Ruby and family and give them strength to endure.
June 13, 2017
Jimmy Rollins
Fran was a terrific "aunt" to me as her best friend Georgia Ann was my mother's sister. I always looked forward to going to Hawkins to visit as I knew Georgia and Fran always had something special planned for us. I will miss her "WalMartians" e-mail. God's blessings to you and may your heartache be replaced with wonderful memories. Jimmy B. Rollins
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