Son of Jonathan and Bessie (Snyder) Frisby. Graduated from Colorado State University at Fort Collins, Colorado as an engineer. #1 marriage to Goldie Huffman: Oct. 13, 1928 #2marriage to Clare Shove. Survived by Clare, three sisters and two brothers. Buried Casper, Wyoming.
FRISBY, ROY E. On Saturday, October 25, 1969, Roy E. Frisby of 405 Constitution Avenue NE , husband of Clare S. Frisby, brother of Mrs. Louise Marlowe, Mrs. Mable Jocquot, Mrs. Doris Powell, Robert W and Wayne L. Frisby. Friends may call at Joseph Gawler's Sons 5130 Wisc Ave at Harrison St NW on Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm and Monday 7 to 9. Services will be held at the Chapel of the Presidents, National Presbyterian Church 4101 Nebraska Ave NW Tuesday Oct 29 at 2:30 pm Interment Casper, Wyoming. Washington Post Oct 28, 1969 pg 40
The Washington Post Oct 27, 1969 pg C6
R. E. Frisby, 66, Engineer In District
Roy E. Frisby, 66 a highway engineer with Bertram D. Tallamy and Assoc consulting firm in Washington, died Saturday at Rogers Memorial Hospital after a
heart attack. He lived at 405 Constitution Ave NE.
A native of Casper Wyo, and a graduate of Colorado State University at Ft. Collins, Mr. Frisby had worked for the Pan American Petroleum Co and the David
Taylor Model Basin. He had worked on plans for the Capital Beltway. He was on the board of deacons of the National Presbyterian Church and belonged to the Washington Society of Professional Engineers, the Capital Yacht Club and
the Masonic order. Survivers include his wife, Clare, three sisters, Louise Marlowe of Aberdeen SD,
Mable Jaquot of Casper and Doris Powell of Omaha Neb and two brothers Robert of Cody, Wyo and Wayne of Arroyo Grande, Calif.
The Washington Post Jan 9, 1939 Roy E. Frisby wrote an editorial "the Nazi and
Aruba" about the largest oil refinery in the world in Aruba, Dutch West Indies.
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FRISBY, ROY E. On Saturday, October 25, 1969, Roy E. Frisby of 405 Constitution Avenue NE , husband of Clare S. Frisby, brother of Mrs. Louise Marlowe, Mrs. Mable Jocquot, Mrs. Doris Powell, Robert W and Wayne L. Frisby. Friends may call at Joseph Gawler's Sons 5130 Wisc Ave at Harrison St NW on Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm and Monday 7 to 9. Services will be held at the Chapel of the Presidents, National Presbyterian Church 4101 Nebraska Ave NW Tuesday Oct 29 at 2:30 pm Interment Casper, Wyoming. Washington Post Oct 28, 1969 pg 40
The Washington Post Oct 27, 1969 pg C6
R. E. Frisby, 66, Engineer In District
Roy E. Frisby, 66 a highway engineer with Bertram D. Tallamy and Assoc consulting firm in Washington, died Saturday at Rogers Memorial Hospital after a
heart attack. He lived at 405 Constitution Ave NE.
A native of Casper Wyo, and a graduate of Colorado State University at Ft. Collins, Mr. Frisby had worked for the Pan American Petroleum Co and the David
Taylor Model Basin. He had worked on plans for the Capital Beltway. He was on the board of deacons of the National Presbyterian Church and belonged to the Washington Society of Professional Engineers, the Capital Yacht Club and
the Masonic order. Survivers include his wife, Clare, three sisters, Louise Marlowe of Aberdeen SD,
Mable Jaquot of Casper and Doris Powell of Omaha Neb and two brothers Robert of Cody, Wyo and Wayne of Arroyo Grande, Calif.
The Washington Post Jan 9, 1939 Roy E. Frisby wrote an editorial "the Nazi and
Aruba" about the largest oil refinery in the world in Aruba, Dutch West Indies.
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Son of Jonathan and Bessie (Snyder) Frisby. Graduated from Colorado State University at Fort Collins, Colorado as an engineer. #1 marriage to Goldie Huffman: Oct. 13, 1928 #2marriage to Clare Shove. Survived by Clare, three sisters and two brothers. Buried Casper, Wyoming.
FRISBY, ROY E. On Saturday, October 25, 1969, Roy E. Frisby of 405 Constitution Avenue NE , husband of Clare S. Frisby, brother of Mrs. Louise Marlowe, Mrs. Mable Jocquot, Mrs. Doris Powell, Robert W and Wayne L. Frisby. Friends may call at Joseph Gawler's Sons 5130 Wisc Ave at Harrison St NW on Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm and Monday 7 to 9. Services will be held at the Chapel of the Presidents, National Presbyterian Church 4101 Nebraska Ave NW Tuesday Oct 29 at 2:30 pm Interment Casper, Wyoming. Washington Post Oct 28, 1969 pg 40
The Washington Post Oct 27, 1969 pg C6
R. E. Frisby, 66, Engineer In District
Roy E. Frisby, 66 a highway engineer with Bertram D. Tallamy and Assoc consulting firm in Washington, died Saturday at Rogers Memorial Hospital after a
heart attack. He lived at 405 Constitution Ave NE.
A native of Casper Wyo, and a graduate of Colorado State University at Ft. Collins, Mr. Frisby had worked for the Pan American Petroleum Co and the David
Taylor Model Basin. He had worked on plans for the Capital Beltway. He was on the board of deacons of the National Presbyterian Church and belonged to the Washington Society of Professional Engineers, the Capital Yacht Club and
the Masonic order. Survivers include his wife, Clare, three sisters, Louise Marlowe of Aberdeen SD,
Mable Jaquot of Casper and Doris Powell of Omaha Neb and two brothers Robert of Cody, Wyo and Wayne of Arroyo Grande, Calif.
The Washington Post Jan 9, 1939 Roy E. Frisby wrote an editorial "the Nazi and
Aruba" about the largest oil refinery in the world in Aruba, Dutch West Indies.
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FRISBY, ROY E. On Saturday, October 25, 1969, Roy E. Frisby of 405 Constitution Avenue NE , husband of Clare S. Frisby, brother of Mrs. Louise Marlowe, Mrs. Mable Jocquot, Mrs. Doris Powell, Robert W and Wayne L. Frisby. Friends may call at Joseph Gawler's Sons 5130 Wisc Ave at Harrison St NW on Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm and Monday 7 to 9. Services will be held at the Chapel of the Presidents, National Presbyterian Church 4101 Nebraska Ave NW Tuesday Oct 29 at 2:30 pm Interment Casper, Wyoming. Washington Post Oct 28, 1969 pg 40
The Washington Post Oct 27, 1969 pg C6
R. E. Frisby, 66, Engineer In District
Roy E. Frisby, 66 a highway engineer with Bertram D. Tallamy and Assoc consulting firm in Washington, died Saturday at Rogers Memorial Hospital after a
heart attack. He lived at 405 Constitution Ave NE.
A native of Casper Wyo, and a graduate of Colorado State University at Ft. Collins, Mr. Frisby had worked for the Pan American Petroleum Co and the David
Taylor Model Basin. He had worked on plans for the Capital Beltway. He was on the board of deacons of the National Presbyterian Church and belonged to the Washington Society of Professional Engineers, the Capital Yacht Club and
the Masonic order. Survivers include his wife, Clare, three sisters, Louise Marlowe of Aberdeen SD,
Mable Jaquot of Casper and Doris Powell of Omaha Neb and two brothers Robert of Cody, Wyo and Wayne of Arroyo Grande, Calif.
The Washington Post Jan 9, 1939 Roy E. Frisby wrote an editorial "the Nazi and
Aruba" about the largest oil refinery in the world in Aruba, Dutch West Indies.
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