Roxann Foradory

Roxy was born in Austin in 1956, and just 19 years later she met her soulmate, Henry Foradory. From that moment their families were joined together as one, and when they married in 1978 they cultivated their love into the family we are so so happy to be a part of today.

Before they were married, Roxy and Henry took on their first venture together and started Foradory's Grocery and Station, which quickly developed into a meeting place of what would become lifelong friends. Roxy shared her love with everyone who would visit and she soon became a familiar pillar in the Elroy community.

Soon after in 1984, they began building the legacy that is H&H Foradory Construction. With the family business thriving over the past four decades, Roxy has helped provide financial and emotional support to countless individuals and their families.

Roxy was truly a heavenly spirit and she made everyone feel like the world was created for them. She listened to what you had to say and if she didn’t have the answers to your questions, she would always guide you down the right path. She shared so much love with everyone, and although she has left us, her legacy will live on in the infinite lives she touched.

Roxy is survived by her husband, Henry Foradory, son Zachary and wife Ashley, son Hank and wife Elaina, son John and wife Tabitha, daughter Michelle, grandchildren Olivia, Kaley, Trey, Ashley, Grason, Delaney, Courtney, Cierra, James, Cameron, and Renee, brother Randy Mueller and wife Sherry, sister Dixie Olson and husband Art, and sister Vickie Whetsell and husband. She also left behind many beloved great-grandchildren, nephews, and nieces.

She was predeceased by her equally loving mother, Nettie Almeda Roberson, her father, Joseph Anton Mueller, and her brother Rodney Mueller.

Weed Corley Fish

2620 S Congress

Austin, TX 78704

Visitation will be from 4-7pm, Friday, April 29th, immediately followed by a Rosary.

Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, April 30th, at 10am, followed by graveside services at Haynie Chapel Cemetery in Garfield.

Followed by Family/Friends Remembrance Gathering at Henry & Roxy's at 118 Colorado Cove Cedar Creek, TX 78612.