In loving memory of
Roy Rodney Wentzell
Roy Rodney Wentzell, 73, of Queens County NS passed away Wednesday, August 12, 2026, at Queens General Hospital in Liverpool, NS.
Born January 3rd, 1953, in Liverpool, NS. Roy was the son of the late Roger and Theresa (Nicholas) Wentzell of Milton, NS.
In his early years, Roy was an athlete participating in a number of sports and leagues, including baseball, hockey, broomball and bowling. He was the life of the party and knew how to have a good time with the boys, especially after baseball games.
He was a fan of all sports, including fishing, hunting and trapping. There were annual deer hunts, trapping for beaver and muskrat, and fishing trips to the camp with his father, brother and friends. He was his happiest when in the woods or boating on the water.
Roy attended Liverpool Regional High School and was a lifelong employee at Bowater Mersey Paper Company Ltd., retiring in his mid-50’s. Though a hip injury slowed him down. He continued to man the house and yard and enjoyed early drives to town and chats with friends, Saturday visits to the garage and Sunday visits with Tom and friends.
He married Margaret (Nauldrette), November 16th, 1974, and many great years were shared until he lost her to cancer in January 2015. He is survived by his children Roger and Shannon, grandchildren Isabelle and Jacob, brothers Raymond (Linda) and Rollie (Cathy), sister-in-law Janie, and a number of sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews.
Roy was predeceased by his parents, brother Robert and son Darren Butt.
Cremation has taken place under the direction and care of Personal Care Cremations and Memorial Services. As per Roy’s wishes, no flowers or donations and there will be no funeral service. The family of Roy would like to thank Home Support and the staff at Queen’s General/South Shore Regional Hospitals for their exemplary care.
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Rodger, Shannon, and families: Robert and I are sorry for the loss of your Dad. We enjoyed many fun times at swim meets when the children were on the swim team. Our thoughts are with you all.
Our condolences to Roy’s family and extended family.
Roy and I were great friends during our teens ..hunting, fishing, broomb
all. Great fun n great memories. Rest in peace Bud
Sending our deepest condolences to the family .Roy was always life of the party
Played baseball with Roy. RIP my friend
Kerry Ritcey
Rollie,Raymond and families sorry to here about Roy. He was one of a kind. Condolences to you all
Roger and Shannon, so very sorry to hear of your father’s passing. Please accept our condolences.
Our deepest condolences to the Wentzell family during this very sad time. Roy was one of a kind.
Shannon, Roger, Jacob and Bella,
Jeff & I are so sorry for the loss of your dad and grandfather. May he rest in peace with your mom, hopefully that can ease your heartache just a bit knowing they are now together. If you ever need anything, I am here. Take care ❤️
Sincere condolences to the Wentzell family. May your memories help you during this difficult time.
Shannon and Roger, Bruce and I are so sorry for your loss. We all had some great times with your Dad. He was one of a kind and he will be missed by all who knew him. Take care.
To all the Wentzell family sending deepest condolences at this very sad time. Rest in peace Roy.
Sorry to hear of Roy’s passing. Quick chat 7 am at Sobeys. Been missing. I always got a kick outta him at work. ” Don’t call me Bubba, I not your Bubba” RIP myfriend
Shannon, Roger and families. Please accept our sincere condolences. May your wonderful memories help you through the difficult time ahead.
Sincere condolences to Roy’s family. Hold those great memories close.
Shannon, Roger and families,
Graham and i are so sorry to hear of Roy’s passing. Hugs to you all and we will always remember the good times we had with him and your mother. Xo
RIP Roy
I will miss my morning visit and chat at the store.
To all the Family we are sorry for your loss
We all thought the world of Roy. He was a huge part of our “group” from the 80s through to the 2000 and usually never missed our yearly reunions. He will always be remembered for his wit and classic outlook on life. Rest well Peck!!! You were one of a kind, truly a classic.