Dear foyer family,
Anna babysat for my children many years ago and was the kindest, most patient woman.  I remember seeing her and Mary frequently walking in boyertown and also her tidying up the laundromat on south reading ave. She always had a smile and always asked about my children.  She was a wonderful soul and I am fortunate to have known her.  God bless.

I am the nephew of Anna.  She was always a caring person.  When I was  about 4 years old, she found me wondering the streets of Boyertown and took me back home.  As a teenager, she gave me the lead for my first job that I made my whole 56 year career out of.  I am grateful and was blessed to have her in my life.  My heartfelt condolences to Dave, Tim, Sherry and your families.

Dearest Royer Family
Through Dave and Hope getting married you have been intertwined in our lives for many years. I send my love and condolences to all. Thanking God that we do have His Blessed Assurance of seeing Sister Royer again.
     I'm grateful that during my last trip from Tennessee  to Pennsylvania that I took time to go visit with  her.
     We, of course, talked about our Amazing Saviour! Before leaving we prayed for one another. Sister Royer was a loving person and I feel privileged to have known her. 
     Love to all the family,  Faith Audrey
2 Corinthians 1:3 & 4 
Sister Royer lived Hebrews 13:20 & 21

Anna, dwelling on the good you did and the good you were!!! One great lady! 

One of the highlights of my childhood was time spent in Nanny's kitchen.  You couldn't be there very long before someone would stop in to visit.  Seemed like it was the social hub of Boyertown.  It was a rare evening that a guest didn't join my grandparents at their dinner table.  
In addition to a gift of hospitality, Nanny also had a servant heart.  She spent countless hours sewing, baking and cooking, and anything else she could do to help others - whether directly or thru the church.  And it seemed like everyone in town had her phone number on speed dial to ask her to pray for whatever difficulty they faced.  
I'm grateful for the values, character, and faith passed down our family tree, thankful for the many memories.  But most of all, I'm so glad that one day I'll get to see Nanny, Pop, my dad, and many other loved ones again.

You will be greatly missed. You accepted me into your family and made me feel loved. I will miss visiting you. Will see you in heaven!

My nanny was “nanny” to everyone it seemed. I don’t know if there was anyone in Boyertown that she didn’t watch when they were little. Everyone knew her and I don’t know that anyone could say a bad thing about her. She definitely took it to heart when Jesus said we should serve others. I miss her and love her but I know I’ll see her again! 

Our Sympathy goes out to the Royer family  on the passing of their dear mother.  She lived a long life which, no doubt, leaves  you with many precious memories.  During this Easter season we are  reminded what her faith was all about.  Old age, sickness and  sorrow, along with the broken state of this world have no more hold on her.  She is not lost but, at home with her Savior in heaven.  May God comfort you during your time of sorrow.
Will keep you in our prayers:


My childhood memories are too numerous to mention. Your were one of the most kind and gentle souls.
My most fond memories are of visiting you and always receiving an Avon collectible.
RIP Aunt Anna

I was a child and then a young teenager who came in contact with Mrs. Royer because our family attended the same church- Boyertown Assembly of God. Later, our family went to Oley Assembly of God that was pastored by her brother, Rev. Charles Willman. I was friends with her son David back in the 1960’s. Our sympathy to all the family, and because of Jesus, I look forward to meeting again in Heaven!! John 3:16

Faith Chapel Christian Assembly

Sherry L. Camelleri

David A. Royer (Hope (Foley))

Tim J. Royer

Mary Willman

Marc Camelleri

Matthew Camelleri

Jesse Camelleri

Kris Royer

Ben Royer

Isaac Royer

Kim (Royer) Rosado

She is also survived by nine great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren.
Anna was predeceased by her parents Norman and Annie (Leffel) Willman; her husband Arling L. Royer; seven brothers, Norman, Morgan, Charles, William, Oliver, Howard and Donald Willman; five sisters, Lottie Buch, Gertrude Stephen, Mary Willman, Helen Saylor and Emma Ritter.

OBITUARY

Anna K Royer

September 23, 1924 – April 1, 2020

Linwood W. Ott Funeral Home Inc.

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