Service Details
In keeping with Royse’s wish, a family graveside gathering was held.

Royse Myers, 90, passed away at his residence on Wednesday, September 23, 2020, with his loving wife of 70 years, Barbara, at his side. He was born in West Allis, WI on November 1, 1929 the son of the late Russell and Edythe (nee: Dallas) Myers. Royse and Barbara were the founders of Thermal Transfer Products in Racine which celebrated 50 years in business last year. He graduated from Stout State College which ignited his love for problem solving and inventing. He and his wife, Barbara, were very active in the Caledonia community. Royse was an arborist at heart, he loved planting and caring for the trees on their estate and was very concerned about the environment. Surviving are his devoted wife, Barbara, their children, Chris (Frank) Weitzel, of Stoughton, WI, Kathy (Tom) Cloyd, and Leslie (Tom) Mason, all of Racine; 7 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchilren.
Jon &Pam Adams says
A very great man and will be missed very much.
Sandy DeWalt says
Royce did so much for the Caleodnia community ranging from supporting the Caledonia fire department, the Caledonia Conservancy Land Trust , the Caledonia Historical Society, and planting all of the trees on their property. He was a lover of the land and always improving the environment we live in. Royce always had the time to sit down with me to talk about the land and the trees. He will be missed, but his legacy lives on in preserving their land.
Merl Johnson says
Heart felt condolences to All of Royse Myers family.
Cindy Hossli says
My sympathy Barbara and to your entire family. I worked for Thermal Transfer
for 10 years.Royse leaves a legacy of his creative,and inventive mind.Also
his business ability. I know Royse loved his land and trees.
Take Care
Cindy Hossli
Sue Schuit says
I’ll miss my friend Royse. Thank you Royse for your friendship and your love of the land, the history, and all of God’s creatures. May your stewardship continue and be paid forward.
Your glorious Sugar Maple will be alight this season in remembrance of your love and care.
Pat & Rob Constable says
He was an amazing man. I worked for him for 18 years. Best employer I ever had!
Annmarie G Ruggiero says
I am saddened to hear of Royse’s passing (and regretful that I have heard so late). He always seemed immortal to me, always with a quick, witty response and sly smile whenever I worked with him. He and Barbara showed nothing but kindness to my family and me. RIP Royse.
Bill & Wanda Brethorst says
I know this appears quite late but I never had the opportunity to tell Royce goodbye. He would visit with us often on his 4 wheeler when he was caring for his land. Often he would return items the wind blew from our property to his driving right up to our front door. I know he looks down at the beautiful color of all his trees he cared for. We miss you as our friend & neighbor Royce.
Our sympathy to the family