A true community servant all of his life

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News Staff, on March 23, 2022

They don’t make a lot of men like Roy Stroeher anymore. The volunteer, community advocate, hard worker, father and Christian moved on to his great reward last weekend. He was 92 and a model of a good citizen and humble servant. Born in 1929, Stroeher brought a work ethic forged during this nation’s

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