Roy L. Greenlee

Birth date: Feb 27, 1927 Death date: Jul 26, 2020

Roy L. Greenlee,93, born Feb.2,1927 in Dorchester, IA passed away July 26, 2020 in Memphis, TN surrounded by his loving family. He was preceded in death by his parents, Vernon E. Greenlee and Dorothea W. Greenlee and three brother Read Obituary

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David Frazier

272w ago

Our family will never forget the encouragement and support we go from Roy through the years. Roy and his wife supported us throughout our missionary service overseas for 20 years and he continued to support us till the last month of his time on earth. I had such a wonderful visit w/ him in his last residence there in Collierville. We told old stories and he showed me great old photos of his amazing life on his Ipad. What a character, what a life, what a generous man. We are so thank for him and know he'll be missed. I'm so glad he's in heaven and able to cut up w/ my dad Thomas W. Frazier who went to be w/ the Lord in 1993. I bet they enjoy playing gold together up there, if there's golf :-D

David & Vicki Frazier
Equipping Servants Int'l
244 Pandora St.
Memphis, TN 38117

Sarah Parrish

272w ago

Where does one begin in sharing a memory of Roy? Larry's and my lives are all the more richer for having known this wonderful man. We have shared so many laughs with both him, Jean and Sara Jane, over the bridge table. No one could tell a story like Roy. His mind was unbelievably sharp and his thoughtfulness and generosity left a lasting impression on us both. He was always direct, but never rude. I loved that about him. He was a joy to know and I can only imagine how many he has already connected with in Heaven. His love for the Lord was genuine. Thank you, Lord, for blessing our lives through our friendship with Roy.

Ronnie Collier Stevens

272w ago

In the late 90s soon after Jean died Roy accompanied a group from First Evan on a tour of Paul’s travel sites in Greece and Turkey. My wife was secretly keeping a record of the witticisms shared by each individual on the tour.Roy had over twice as many as his nearest rival. I think it was something like 15 with the next highest registering 7. He lapped the field. He loved Jesus and had a heart for the lost. He finished strong faithful to the end.

Carol Morgan

272w ago

My parents, Wayne & Norma Smith, enjoyed ministry, friendship and bridge games with Mr Greenlee. They respected him and considered him a great friend over many years.

Jan Carrier

273w ago

One of my memories of Roy was when Debbie and Greg brought him to my house for Thanksgiving Dinner. He was the life of the dinner with all of his tales. My family so enjoyed him and was so disappointed when he did not come back the following year. But he is now enjoying the presence of the Lord. We do not weep as those who have no hope.

Donna Sanders

273w ago

I never failed to leave a visit with Roy (or Roy and Sarah Jane) when I did not feel better than when I had come. Roy's stories had values and sweetness imbedded in them. He loved the Lord. Often as he shared his life, he was being led by the Holy Spirit and ministered powerfully to me. I will always love him! I hope the Lord reaveals to Him just how much he ministered to me.He is a blessing! Love and prayers to each of you.
Donna Sanders,