Roy Nelles Pyatte, 80, lost the fight with emphysema on September 2, 2011 in Susanville, CA.
Roy was born in Pineola, North Carolina in 1931 to Sudie Phillips Pyatte and Warsaw Pyatte. Both preceded his death.
In 1947 Roy came to Concrete, WA and soon married Beverly Keith from Everett, WA. They raised four children in Concrete and Roy worked at the cement plant.
In 1971, Roy and Beverly moved to Mt. Vernon where Roy ran his own business, Roy's Phones and Things, until he retired.
After a divorce in 1985, Roy found Del Young in 1994. Del and Roy spent 17 years as snowbirds, spending winters in Yuma, AZ and summers at Del's home in Susanville, CA.
Roy is survived by his sister, Anne Postill, Tumwater, WA; all four children, Jan Pyatte, Jefferson City, MO; Jo Gregory, Olympia WA; Keith Pyatte, Alger WA; Cindy Attar, Sunnyside, WA; four grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Graveside services will be on October 1st in Coupeville, WA.
Published in Skagit Valley Herald Publishing Company on September 14, 2011
Roy was born in Pineola, North Carolina in 1931 to Sudie Phillips Pyatte and Warsaw Pyatte. Both preceded his death.
In 1947 Roy came to Concrete, WA and soon married Beverly Keith from Everett, WA. They raised four children in Concrete and Roy worked at the cement plant.
In 1971, Roy and Beverly moved to Mt. Vernon where Roy ran his own business, Roy's Phones and Things, until he retired.
After a divorce in 1985, Roy found Del Young in 1994. Del and Roy spent 17 years as snowbirds, spending winters in Yuma, AZ and summers at Del's home in Susanville, CA.
Roy is survived by his sister, Anne Postill, Tumwater, WA; all four children, Jan Pyatte, Jefferson City, MO; Jo Gregory, Olympia WA; Keith Pyatte, Alger WA; Cindy Attar, Sunnyside, WA; four grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Graveside services will be on October 1st in Coupeville, WA.
Published in Skagit Valley Herald Publishing Company on September 14, 2011
Roy Nelles Pyatte, 80, lost the fight with emphysema on September 2, 2011 in Susanville, CA.
Roy was born in Pineola, North Carolina in 1931 to Sudie Phillips Pyatte and Warsaw Pyatte. Both preceded his death.
In 1947 Roy came to Concrete, WA and soon married Beverly Keith from Everett, WA. They raised four children in Concrete and Roy worked at the cement plant.
In 1971, Roy and Beverly moved to Mt. Vernon where Roy ran his own business, Roy's Phones and Things, until he retired.
After a divorce in 1985, Roy found Del Young in 1994. Del and Roy spent 17 years as snowbirds, spending winters in Yuma, AZ and summers at Del's home in Susanville, CA.
Roy is survived by his sister, Anne Postill, Tumwater, WA; all four children, Jan Pyatte, Jefferson City, MO; Jo Gregory, Olympia WA; Keith Pyatte, Alger WA; Cindy Attar, Sunnyside, WA; four grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Graveside services will be on October 1st in Coupeville, WA.
Published in Skagit Valley Herald Publishing Company on September 14, 2011
Roy was born in Pineola, North Carolina in 1931 to Sudie Phillips Pyatte and Warsaw Pyatte. Both preceded his death.
In 1947 Roy came to Concrete, WA and soon married Beverly Keith from Everett, WA. They raised four children in Concrete and Roy worked at the cement plant.
In 1971, Roy and Beverly moved to Mt. Vernon where Roy ran his own business, Roy's Phones and Things, until he retired.
After a divorce in 1985, Roy found Del Young in 1994. Del and Roy spent 17 years as snowbirds, spending winters in Yuma, AZ and summers at Del's home in Susanville, CA.
Roy is survived by his sister, Anne Postill, Tumwater, WA; all four children, Jan Pyatte, Jefferson City, MO; Jo Gregory, Olympia WA; Keith Pyatte, Alger WA; Cindy Attar, Sunnyside, WA; four grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Graveside services will be on October 1st in Coupeville, WA.
Published in Skagit Valley Herald Publishing Company on September 14, 2011
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