The obituary notice of Roxy Roy JOSEPHS

Sleep in eternal peace my dear cousin Mr Roxy , I remembered how you used to tell me the happy times you had with our relatives in Garden Hill and Connors, you always talked about my grandmother aunt Lyn and my grand aunt, aunt Janey, my family the OConnors from Derby will always miss you, may your soul rest in peace, Riley O'Connor

Roxy and I were part of the Josephs and Morgan family and shared many adventures as children. We were first cousins, neighbors, school mates, and friends.


Roxy traveled to America and remembered that I wanted to go to America to study. Because of Roxy, my dream came true. Roxy purchased a book of American colleges and universities and lent it to me. I treasured that book and spent many hours reading about all of the schools. I finally selected two universities and applied. I was accepted at both.

Years later we enjoyed sharing gardening tips as Roxy was quite a gardener. He took great pride in showing me his garden when I visited his home some years back. It was indeed impressive.

I will forever be indebted to Roxy and his remembering my dream and providing me the information to make it all happen.

I’ll miss reminiscing with Roxy about our childhood adventures in Red Hills and sharing gardening and family memories.

With deepest sympathy for my dear cousin Roxy and his family,

Windsor Anthony Morgan and Kerlan Morgan