We recently heard of Mr. Roy Wieland’s passing, and send prayers and condolences to his immediate and extended family. Physically, Roy was not a man of great stature; however, his influence on his family and friends was gigantic. Roy’s close walk with the Lord was undeniable and testimony to us all. We will always cherish our memories of working with him, the Wieland boys, and their families.
Charlie and Becky Rau
White House, TN

Brad & Vera and family,  You have my sympathy in the loss of your earthly father.  May our heavenly Father comfort you and give you grace to live for Him.

Dear Wieland Family,
We want to extend heartfelt sympathy in the loss of your father, grandfather and great-grandfather.  He certainly left a great heritage and positive example.  Most important was his desire and love for sharing the gospel message.

The following speaks my heart towards your family:  "So many people come into our lives and then leave the way they came, but there are those precious few who touch our hearts so deeply we are never be the same."  God bless each of you! 

Brent and Kay Stoller

Roy and Margaret Wieland were instrumental in Verlin and my choice to move to Brittany Village, three houses from them nearly thirty years ago.  The memories of sweet fellowship we were privileged to enjoy would have no end, and they will remain with me always.  

Of Margaret, and now Roy, I would say, "they were a couple with well lived lives".  Prayerful thoughts go out to you as you reflect and remember, grieve and rejoice all at the same time !!

From: Marge Stoller

Dear Brad, Brace, Blaine, Blair, and families,
Many thoughts and much love are with you as you go through this difficult time of losing your last parent, your dear dad.
So many memories are flooding my heart and soul as I think of the many times that we spent together while we all lived in Michigan.  Precious, precious memories.  As I close my eyes,  I can still picture being in your home many times during my growing up years ~ but especially when we were together during “young group” days (Brad and Brace).  Oh, to relive some of those memories!
Your parents were kind and very hospitable ~ many meals, singings, lunch calls, (I’m kind of dating myself!) and get togethers are fondly remembered.
Don and I never forgot how kind you were to keep him overnight before our wedding and it is through you that I learned things about him in those early days.  It was great that you had that Rockville connection!  
Unfortunately, it wasn’t till I left for CT that you guys got the BC Choir going.  I always loved to sing, and would have really enjoyed being a part of it.  You guys were just doers and shakers ~ and seemingly always had your Dad and Mom’s blessing.  
Now they’re gone but the memories will live on.   How blest we are to know that we’ll see them again.
Thinking of all of you ~ not just now ~ but for weeks, months, and years to come.  (I’ve found out that the loss doesn’t leave when the funeral is over.)  Sending my sympathy and love to you all.  Sandy

Brinn did such a beautiful job portraying her grandpa and grandma! She is so right, you can hardly talk about one without mentioning the other. They were so very different and yet complimented each other so well. They were so hospitable and had many gatherings at their home. I don’t believe they ever had a gathering without singing hymns. Being with them and in the homes of so many others in the Matt/Sam Wieland families was the joy of my growing up years. Getting back to Roy and Marg, when you were invited to their home you always knew there would be terrific food and good singing. The Wieland’s were beautiful singers and their wives were great cooks. Roy loved to discuss scripture and seemed to always be studying it. Most of the time you saw him with a smile on his face. I am so thankful to have had both Roy and Marg in my life. I just want to thank God that both Bill and I grew up in the season of time that they lived in Bay City. We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to Brad and Vera, Brace and Brenda, Blaine and Kathy,  Blare and Michelle and to all of their children and grandchildren. We pray God will be with you and hold you close to His heart!

Roy Wieland.  The name I've written on multiple studies that ask,  "Who is a person who influenced/encouraged you in your walk with Christ".  This man was a spiritual mentor to me when I began seeking to know God at the age of 13.  He took me, and a few other young believers, under his wing and listened to us, shared Scripture, taught me what a Concordance was and how to study the Bible, but also how to APPLY what I was learning and to pray with faith.  Ray never left an evening gathering that I can remember without circling everyone up for a time of prayer.  Roy and Marge were always opening their heart and home to those in need - bringing many to the combined Matt/Sam Wieland Thanksgiving feasts where tables filled the host home spreading through dining and living rooms to seat everyone - and everyone went away FULL.  Not just full of food,  (and it was fantastic) - But Also FULL in Spirit. Oh the times of  Worship.  Hymns and Worship songs in amazing 4-part harmony around the piano or led with guitars by the Wieland brothers is a memory I will always cherish.  There we did more than sing - we really worshiped together!  I am so thankful for my heritage.  I cannot wait for the reunion in Heaven with this bunch - and I hope to have some quiet time to slip away for awhile to sit and visit and share with Roy alone when I get there too.  Thank you, Roy - Thank you Jesus for working through this humble, brave, dedicated man in my life who always pointed me to You!   What a privilege it was to know him.  
Blessing to Brad/Vera - Brace/Brenda - Blaine/Cathy- Blair/Michelle.  I love all of you and pray you are flooded with precious memories and comforted in your good-byes as you Celebrate a life will lived.    

What a great guy. I know that Roy will be missed by his many loved ones and friends. I always enjoyed speaking with him after church and had the pleasure of playing golf with him a couple of times. His gentle spirit would draw me into conversation that would leave me feeling uplifted and with a smile on my face. I’m so thankful that because of Jesus, we will fellowship together again one day.

OBITUARY

Roy Wieland

July 7, 1923 – October 18, 2021

D.O. McComb & Sons Funeral Homes - Lakeside Park

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