Birth date: Oct 29, 1952 Death date: Dec 15, 2021
In Loving MemoryLeRoy “Roy” Robert (Carson) RiniRoy, 69, passed away on December 15, 2021 in Columbus, Ohio surrounded by his family. Roy was born in Brooklyn, New York on October 29, 1952. Roy is predeceased by his father, Willia Read Obituary
It took me a long time to find my dad and now I lost my dad wanted to get a long time with him
God rest his soul. He will forever be missed. He was so good to my family and we all loved him. He really loved his grandchildren so much I don't think you can put a price tag on how much. I remember him taking the kids to the toy store and they walked out with tons of toys lol . He was the kind of person that would come to visit and look for anyway to help you. He wanted what was best for us. He will forever be missed heaven gained one of the great ones.
So many memories, I don't even know where to start. I was 9 when you and mom got together. You never once tried to replace my dad, but instead just supplemented him but you accepted and treated me and my brothers like we were your own. You took great care of all of us. You worked hard to provide for us. Sometimes I never understood why you did the things you did or said the things you said, but as I got older, it all made more sense. One major thing that stuck out is how no matter what, you always offered your food up until the day you died. I could have my own plate and you would still offer me yours because that is the kind of person you were. I will always remember trading punches with you and the boys and loved how you never held back all because I was a girl. We all left with red and sore arms. And my all time favorite memory was going to the tattoo parlor with you. To mess with mom, we had the tattoo artists put a fake tattoo on my arm and even spiced it up some with markers to make it look more real. Mom freaked out, we both laughed! You loved telling jokes and making everyone laugh. I am really going to miss walking into the house and hearing "Hey baby girl!" You will be greatly missed by everyone. I love you now and always. And don't worry, I will continue Happy Fridays with tacos!
I have so many memories with Roy it would be impossible to pick just one To post here. I love Roy with all my heart and soul. He had one of the biggest hearts of any person I ever knew. The man with a very hard outside and a very warm and squishy inside. I miss you always buddy.
My thoughts and my prayers go out to the rest of family. I had recently just got reconnected and wished that we could have been together again. All my love, Kimberly
I remember that time you pretended some guy beat you up and we were running for our lives. You had fake blood and everything. I was so scared because in my mind no one could beat you up. You were the roughest toughest man I knew. I'm so sad I don't have one picture of us. I love you
I’m praying for the strength of my brother Roy’s family . His ex wife Vivian and his four sons and daughter. Carols two sons and daughter. Roy was all about his family , always a joker and continued to believe he was God . He treated carols two sons and daughter as if they were his own . Loved them all equally . He will be missed and loved in every one’s heart ♥️ and everyone will hold and cherish there memories of there own of Roy . Till we meet again , I love you , your sister Debra Carson Bernhardt. RIP ✝️🙏🏼💔
He always thought he was God . You said , oh God , he replied , yes my child . Well, he’s going up and has some explaining to do with the real man lol
My handsome big cousin. You were a force. Your personality just like my father, your namesake. I’ve always adored you and will never forget how you made me laugh. My favorite memory is when I was thirteen and came to stay with you. You dressed me up in proper biker attire, jeans, boots and a shirt that said “wicked, mean, and nasty”, bought me beer and took me to a BBQ with the Hells Angels. At thirteen it was a blast and so cool, I’ll never ever forget it. I’ll never forget you. I love you and even though we would rather you be here with us I’m glad you’re finally at peace. For now send me some signs….until I can give you a big hug once again, Rest In Peace. 🙏🏻💕
Roy you were a funny and loving brother in-law. I will never forget the times I would say “Oh God” your response would be “Yes my child”. Those words will forever stay in my heart. Love you, Arlene
