Lena I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your beloved husband and will remember you in my prayers.

Corinne Fitzsimmons
Forked River, NJ

I am sorry for your loss. God promises at Revelations 21:4 that one day death will be no more. I hope this brings you and your family comfort at this difficult time.

Lena, I am so sorry to hear of Roy's passing. Because of the snow, I did not get any newspapers for a few days, so I did not know about Roy. I do not have your new address or phone # (only Carpenter St.) so I can't get in touch with you personally. When you are up to it, I would love to hear from you. Please send my condolences to your children and grandchildren also. I am sure there is a huge void in all of your lives. My love and prayers are with you all! 973-377-7540
8 Woodmont Drive, Chatham, NJ 07928

Being Chetta’s best friend as teenagers, brought me a friendship with the Tice family after Chetta’s passing. Lee and Roy were kind enough to include me in the MacPhee and Tice family events. I brought Bob into the fold and you welcomed him with open arms. I will always be grateful to both of you for that privilege. Together you raised a family of five and I am sure Roy, you are enjoying the rewards of that already.

Never to be forgotten are all the good times we had together; many shared dinners, weekends at our house, reminiscing over a copy of coffee and on and on. Roy, your sons had a huge job in emulating their father as husbands and being the men they became they are doing an awesome job. Thank you for giving my dear friend 53 years of love and friendship. She misses you terribly, everyone does but until we all meet again, rest in peace and hug Chetta for me.

Love & Prayers
Connie

Dear Lee and Family so sorry to hear of Roy's death.Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this difficult time.I wanted to come but,I had a fall,again I'm so sorry.The Lord received a special angel.RIP Roy.

Mr.Tice, You were a fine example of what a man should be. You taught so many people with your kind and patient ways. I was blessed to have you and Mrs. Tice as my CCD teachers at St Peters when I was young. You left a lasting impression on me then, and now when I was able to see you at the many Bloomfield High School sporting events you attended for your grandchildren. You raised a wonderful family and should be proud of the life you led. Rest easy... you will be missed.

Lee
I am so sorry to hear of Roy's passing - he was a great guy - may he R.I.P. always

Dear Lee and Family,
Our deepest sympathy to you all. It was a long time ago that we all taught CCD together and Roy was so good and so much fun. And all those Marriage Encountered get togethers.
Roy there will never ever be another you.
God Bless you all.
Sandy and John McNally

Mrs. Tice & Family, we are so sorry for your loss. We send you love and prayers! We will surely miss him.

Dearest Lee & Family, You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Roy touched our lives with his faith, by his example, and through the love he exhibited for his family. May he rest in peace, and may all of you grow in strength in the days ahead knowing God's deep and abiding love for Roy. With Love & Peace, Roy, Peg, Roy Jr. & his family

Steve, please except our deepest condolences on the loss of your dad. He was a fine man and we pray that he rests in peace. Please give our sympathies to your mom and the rest of your family.
Eternal Rest grant unto him oh Lord and may Your eternal light shine upon him.
The Lipoma family

Life was not without turmoil for each of us as we faced the many
challenges, loss of loved ones and illnesses to our families. Mr. Tice strength was championed by his inward desire to be the best he could be, and to help others in their time of woe.

God lends us our friends, our parents and our families to hold and
cherish in this life. When He takes them Home, He is not taking them
from us, but just bringing them Home to where they belong. Until we meet
again, Mr. Tice is enjoying his reward in Heaven and will certainly be looking after each of us. What a reunion it will be when we all meet again.

Our love and sympathy are with you all,

Judy and Joe Abplanalp

Our deepest sympathy, May he rest in peace. The Caruso Family

This is going way back to Roy who I called Butch that was his nickname in Newark. Butch was on are tackle football team & are baseball team we played all are games in Irvington Park.Roy was 1 year ahead of me at school and he got me my first part time job so I could save $$ and buy a car. I worked with him in the stock room at M.of Omaha in downtown town Newark I think it was the Raymond something BLDG ?? a very long time ago we had some great times playing sports chasing girls , I think he had a girlfreind that lived over a candy store in Newark. last of all I remember his cool 1959 blue & white Ford maybe this was way before you new him but I always new him as BUTCH, it was to bad we lost touch it seems like we would have still been good friends, MAY HE REST IN PEACE If you would like to hear more stories feel free to call me are email me i'm always around Fred

Roy you will truly be missed. We haven't seen you or the family in years but I will always remember all the good times with you and Lena and the famity. Rest in peace. Love, Joanne and Clorinda Fiorellino.

Michael and I want to extend our sincere sympathy to Lee and the family. Roy was a great guy and a wonderful friend. May he rest in peace.

Job well done, Roy.May you rest in peace.

You will be missed Pop Pop Tice! Lots of wonderful memories! Easter egg hunts in Belleville, baseball games, football games, Yankee Games, holidays, birthday parties and the Super Bowl Parties at Bolten Place.
You were a true gentleman!
Heaven has gained an angel.
Rest in peace.