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Roland Edward (Roy) Aldham

In Loving Memory
Roland Edward (Roy) Aldham


Sunrise: February 5th, 1930
Sunset: December 17th, 2022

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Saturday, February 4, 2023

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Obituary of Roland Edward (Roy) Aldham

Sunrise: February 5th, 1930
Sunset: December 17th, 2022

Roy passed away peacefully on December 17th, 2022 at Langley Memorial Hospital at the age of 92 years.

Roy will be lovingly remembered by his wife Helen, his three children: David Aldham (Judy), Nanci Anderson (Ron), and Cheryl Dobie (Tim). He will also be missed by his Stepson David Langlands, Daughter-in-law Beverly Leeck (Michael Langlands), numerous Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren, Nieces and Nephews.

Roy was born in Montreal Quebec and later moved to Ontario where he spent several years. Eventually, Roy made his way out West where he met the love of his life Helen in Creston, B.C. They moved to the west coast where they would spend most of their 49 years together.

Those we love never truly leave us. Roy will always have a place in our hearts.

9 Comments

  1. Beverly Leeck
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    Thanks for providing the video connection to the service. It was lovely. I know if Michael had been alive that he would have had very similar words about Roy that were spoken at the service. He would probably have had some funny stories about Roy as well. I remember Roy as a very loving husband to Helen and a man of great gentleness; and I saw a lot of Roy’s influence in Michael, especially his devotion to me and to our family. You were blessed to have had Roy in your life Helen, as were Michael, David and Matthew.

  2. Doreen Cook James
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    I will always remember Roy’s warm friendly hospitality and the good feed of sauerkrautt!! Thinking so much about you these days Helen and so glad you have gotten to know the the God of all comfort

  3. Laraine & Raymond McGavigan
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    Thinking of you Helen, David & all the family at this time. Sending love & condolences. So glad we could watch the service, a very lovely tribute.
    Raymond & Laraine

  4. Anne Mann
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    Reg and Anne Mann. Thinking of you Helen, hope we can see each other soon. We have many memories we made together, those many years ago.

  5. Justin Anderson
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    You will always be in my heard Grandpa!

  6. Lynda Monteleone
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    It brings back memories of Uncle Roy when I think of him being the eldest of “Ma’s Boys”.Uncle Roy had a quiet way about him but was so thoughtful as I remember my Dad saying how much he appreciated all the calls and cards from Helen and Uncle Roy after my Dad had his heart attack.Uncle Roy was kind enough to come back to Ontario for my Dad’s funeral and I will always appreciate all the effect he took to be there..Uncle Roy leaves such a huge impact with all his fabulous children and wonderful grandchildren that I know will keep all his memories alive.Uncle Roy you are remembered with love.

  7. betty G.
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    Thinking of you, Helen, in particular. You surely did have a long life together. I have good memories of being in your home and sharing in your hospitality. Many adjustments now. You will be glad for every good thought of Roy and am sure there are many! Thoughts and love go to you, Helen, and all.
    With love,,, Betty

  8. Bernice Wright
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    I will always remember Roy as a kind and friendly gentleman. He will be truly missed.
    Love to you Helen. May you be blessed with strength and wonderful memories.
    Bernice (Wright)

  9. Margaret Hanson
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    Oh Helen! This must be such a weary, lonely, bewildering time for you and your family! But you know the deep, refreshing Source of comfort and strength. With love and care
    Margaret