Dear Zinn Family
We are very sorry to hear about Roy. Our thoughts re with you at this difficult time.

My condolences to the whole Zinn family. Anyone who knew Roy was a privileged person. No one was any kinder and nicer than Roy and we will all remember his bright smile and chuckle.

Roy, Carol and Family, you have my deep sympathy at this time. Your Father will be sorely missed. May your memories and faith sustain and comfort you.

Dear Zinn family,

Dave, Darcy, Kate, Luke & I are saddened to hear that Roys long adventure on earth has ended.

You know how much our family loved and appreciated Roy, for who he is and for all he did for our Mom, Isabelle. He brought much joy to her last years. He was a fine example of patience and positivity in the face of adversity. I very much enjoyed accompanying him on the piano while he entertained on the violin.

He will be missed so much, Love from Carmen Jones & family

Dear Mr. Zinn’s family,

We are really sorry for your loss. Our family will miss all the stories he was telling us and seeing him always happy.
Kent Hardy, Renee Vachon, Melodie and Mason Hardy

So sorry for your loss. I knew Roy for a short time when I worked at Earls Court. He will be missed by many.

Gord and the Zinn Family

My thoughts are with you in this time of sorrow. I know he will be greatly missed. I always enjoyed his music when he played at the Nursing Home.

Wanda Reynolds

RoyJr and family,what agreat guy your Dad was ,a true gentleman always. Was glad to be his neighbour who lived below him for many years at Parkview Place. What a wonderful long life he lived. May God give you all comfort in these sad days ahead.

Roy, Carol & family. We have many fond memories of your dad at church, visiting him in his home on Kent Street. Harold played the guitar, Mitzi Judith Lee on the piano while your dad was on his fiddle. He was one great man & will be remembered by his caring ways, his chuckle & great sense of humor. We can still hear him saying ‘Well by golly’. What an honor to be called his friend. May our Lord comfort you with strength, fond memories & faith in Him.

Our Condolence to the family of Roy Zinn. We sure will miss talking to him and listening to him and his music at the Otterbein Reunion.

I’m sorry for your loss. Roy was an inspiration to so many. I used to sit outside at Lucan to listen to him play his fiddle. His smile and stories will be missed.

So sorry to read this this morning. Never knew a kinder, more gentler man than Roy. Heaven has gained a treasure. He will be greatly missed by all. My heartfelt condolences to his family.

Dear Zinn family,
I feel blessed to have known Roy.
I was always – and still am – amazed that he remembered every single person he ever met, no matter how short or long the encounter. Roy cared in a special way.
I join so many others in celebrating a wonderful life!
Sincere regards,
Susan Fekete

Dear Roy, Carol and Family – My sincere sympathy. I know that you will have many wonderful memories and yet will feel the loss from your family circle very deeply. With love – Mary Shamley

Dear Roy, and Carol and family,
My sincere condolences, at the death of your Dad/father-in-law.
Thinking of you all from afar, at this time of loss.

Roy was a perfect example of a gentleman. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

Holding you and your family in prayer. Sending sympathy and hugs.

To Roy’s family,

I’m so sorry to hear of Roy’s passing. It was wonderful to see him again at the Zinn reunion last year. His zest for life, his violin, his feel-good attitude toward people and events endeared him to so many. He will always be loved and remembered and greatly missed.

His cousin, Dorothy Zinn Coles

Dear family,
Roy and I went back a long time. I first met Roy when he was driving a truck for William Stones.,
Later on he moved to Lucan to take over Roy Hamilton’s gas station. I remember him as a cheerful honest business man. We enjoyed our visits with him in the nursing home, where he always showed a Christian spirit.
We will miss him!
Ed and Annelies Butler

Sorry to hear about Roy. He will be greatly missed by many as he was such a kind,sweet man and he at one time was my back yard neighbour when he lived on George St in Lucan. I know you will be playing your fiddle in heaven!

Hello,
My father, George, sat with Roy for meals at Earl Court. The two struck up a lovely friendship. My whole family got to know Roy and his affable, easy personality. He was a true country gentleman. He will be missed.
On behalf of the MacMillan family, please accept our sincere condolences.
Marcia M.

My family had the privilege of sharing not only in Roy’s talented music but in his gentle spirit and kindness towards others. He spent many days with my mom at bible study and praying for others. Thoughts and prayers to you the family as Roy has gone on to his eternal home. Blessings, Jeanie Pizzati and family