Asleep in Jesus Sunday, April 23rd, 2023.
Beloved husband of the late Virginia Ann Baese (nee Larson); loving father of Laura (Jim) Maschhoff and David (April) Baese; adoring grandfather of Allison and Paul Maschhoff and Sarah and Jacob Baese; dear brother of Elaine (the late Jack) Shearman; our dearest uncle, great-uncle, cousin, and friend to many.
SERVICES: Visitation will be held at Peace Lutheran Church (737 Barracksview Rd., 63125) on Thursday, April 27th from 9:00 am until the service time at 11:00 am. Interment at Our Redeemer Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Lutheran High School South appreciated.
My condolences for your loss of Mr. Roy. He was one fine guy. RIP.
My condolences for your loss of Mr. Roy. He was one fine guy. RIP.
Roy had a smile and spirit that lifted everyone up. He was such a joy to work with at KPLR. I met him as a new on-air personality, not long after I met my husband-to-be, Ted Koplar. He knew how to make me comfortable in front of the camera.
He was at our wedding, 48 years ago with his beautiful wife, Ginny. I continued to work with Roy for many years. The quintessential and award-winning photographer, Roy brought incredible humor to his work. He always had us laughing, and I looked forward to every job with him. He was extremely talented and creative, and, yet his quiet humility and sweet and understanding manner made him very easy to work with. I will miss him and that winning smile.
The world has lost a great man, but the heavens are singing Hallelujah!
My condolences to you, Dave & Laura, and to your children who will miss their wonderful, jovial & loving Grandpa. He is with his life’s sweetheart now, your incredible Mother, and I know Ted is happy to welcome Roy home, too.
Lovingly,
Roy had a smile and spirit that lifted everyone up. He was such a joy to work with at KPLR. I met him as a new on-air personality, not long after I met my husband-to-be, Ted Koplar. He knew how to make me comfortable in front of the camera.
He was at our wedding, 48 years ago with his beautiful wife, Ginny. I continued to work with Roy for many years. The quintessential and award-winning photographer, Roy brought incredible humor to his work. He always had us laughing, and I looked forward to every job with him. He was extremely talented and creative, and, yet his quiet humility and sweet and understanding manner made him very easy to work with. I will miss him and that winning smile.
The world has lost a great man, but the heavens are singing Hallelujah!
My condolences to you, Dave & Laura, and to your children who will miss their wonderful, jovial & loving Grandpa. He is with his life’s sweetheart now, your incredible Mother, and I know Ted is happy to welcome Roy home, too.
Lovingly,
So sorry to hear that Mr. Baese passed.
A great man and a great neighbor. He will missed. May he rest in peace
So sorry to hear that Mr. Baese passed.
A great man and a great neighbor. He will missed. May he rest in peace