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Craig David Roy Sr.
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Craig “Crusher” David Roy Sr. — Bii-Waabang-Maukwa, which means Morning
Bear, Maukwa Clan — 46, of Red Lake, died Sunday, Jan. 1, 2011, at his home
along with his lifelong companion, Darla “Sue Zozay” Ann Beaulieu.
Traditional Funeral Services will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011, at the
Little Rock Community Center in Red Lake. A wake will begin today, Sunday, Jan.
16, 2011 at the Little Rock Community Center and will continue until the time of the
service. Burial will be in the Family Burial Grounds in Clearwater, Minn., under the
direction of Cease Family Funeral Home of Bemidji.
Active pallbearers will be Gary Neadeau, Greg May, Sam Hill, Delwyn English,
Morris Smith, Jerry Lussier, Duane “DJ” Neadeau, Steve Neadeau, Virgil
Skinaway, Donald Graves Jr., Michael Good and Leonard Sumner.
Honorary pallbearers will be Sam Roy, Mike Sather, Donovan Sather, Gordon
Roy, Donald Roy, Collins Lussier, Keenan Sayers, Greg Good, Blaine Martell,
Brandon Martell, and Montana Roy.
He was born Aug. 12, 1964, in Red Lake, to Agnes Neadeau-Roy and Robert
“Bobbi” Brun. He was raised and educated in Red Lake. He attended about one
year of auto mechanic school in Fargo in the 1980s. He moved to Minneapolis in
1985, where he met Darla “Sue” Beaulieu. They had three children. He completed
two years of carpentry training at Northwest Technical College in Bemidji. His
family made their home in Red Lake and later moved to his mother’s home in
Clearwater, which was always known as “home.” He did carpentry in the area for
23 years, owning his own contractor business. He also worked at the Warroad and
Thief River Falls casinos and Red Lake Housing.
He was a very hard worker and always busy. He always made sure his children
were well taken care of, and he was very proud of his grandsons. He liked to
spend time with his family and grandchildren. He liked to stop and visit his sisters
and spend time with his friends.
He loved to cook and he loved Darla’s frybread. He enjoyed listening to music;
AC/DC was his favorite group. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and trapping and
attending pow-wows. He liked to show off his cool cars. He was a loving, caring,
very intelligent person who was full of life.
He is survived by his sons, Craig (Jeni) Roy Jr. and Jesse (Shyanna) Roy; and his
daughter, Kelsey Roy, all of Red Lake; two grandchildren; sisters, Audrey Roy,
Melba Roy, Shirley Lussier, Diane Roy and Carmen Roy; and numerous nieces,
nephews, uncles and aunts.
He was preceded in death by his parents and brothers, Samuel Roy and Gordon
Roy.
Messages of condolence may be left at ceasefuneralhome.com.
Bear, Maukwa Clan — 46, of Red Lake, died Sunday, Jan. 1, 2011, at his home
along with his lifelong companion, Darla “Sue Zozay” Ann Beaulieu.
Traditional Funeral Services will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011, at the
Little Rock Community Center in Red Lake. A wake will begin today, Sunday, Jan.
16, 2011 at the Little Rock Community Center and will continue until the time of the
service. Burial will be in the Family Burial Grounds in Clearwater, Minn., under the
direction of Cease Family Funeral Home of Bemidji.
Active pallbearers will be Gary Neadeau, Greg May, Sam Hill, Delwyn English,
Morris Smith, Jerry Lussier, Duane “DJ” Neadeau, Steve Neadeau, Virgil
Skinaway, Donald Graves Jr., Michael Good and Leonard Sumner.
Honorary pallbearers will be Sam Roy, Mike Sather, Donovan Sather, Gordon
Roy, Donald Roy, Collins Lussier, Keenan Sayers, Greg Good, Blaine Martell,
Brandon Martell, and Montana Roy.
He was born Aug. 12, 1964, in Red Lake, to Agnes Neadeau-Roy and Robert
“Bobbi” Brun. He was raised and educated in Red Lake. He attended about one
year of auto mechanic school in Fargo in the 1980s. He moved to Minneapolis in
1985, where he met Darla “Sue” Beaulieu. They had three children. He completed
two years of carpentry training at Northwest Technical College in Bemidji. His
family made their home in Red Lake and later moved to his mother’s home in
Clearwater, which was always known as “home.” He did carpentry in the area for
23 years, owning his own contractor business. He also worked at the Warroad and
Thief River Falls casinos and Red Lake Housing.
He was a very hard worker and always busy. He always made sure his children
were well taken care of, and he was very proud of his grandsons. He liked to
spend time with his family and grandchildren. He liked to stop and visit his sisters
and spend time with his friends.
He loved to cook and he loved Darla’s frybread. He enjoyed listening to music;
AC/DC was his favorite group. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and trapping and
attending pow-wows. He liked to show off his cool cars. He was a loving, caring,
very intelligent person who was full of life.
He is survived by his sons, Craig (Jeni) Roy Jr. and Jesse (Shyanna) Roy; and his
daughter, Kelsey Roy, all of Red Lake; two grandchildren; sisters, Audrey Roy,
Melba Roy, Shirley Lussier, Diane Roy and Carmen Roy; and numerous nieces,
nephews, uncles and aunts.
He was preceded in death by his parents and brothers, Samuel Roy and Gordon
Roy.
Messages of condolence may be left at ceasefuneralhome.com.
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