Raymond Lee Royal, 75, of Fayetteville, passed away Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at his home.
Graveside services will be 1:00 PM Saturday, February 7, 2026 at Whitehouse Cemetery (S. of Sulphur City on S. Whitehouse Rd/Arkansas Hwy 74).
There is no scheduled visitation.
So sorry to hear this about Raymond 🙏🏻. He was a beautiful person and full of life! Praying for your family!!
I wish to express my condolences to the family and loved ones of this great man.
There has been such a heaviness in my heart this week over the loss of my dear friend and coworker. He was such a kind and thoughtful man, who for years, closely watched for my arrival every morning and made sure to get me safely to the door.
I always looked forward to seeing him and receiving whatever he had prepared for me that day, be it a silly grandpa joke, a teasing quip, a fiery political commentary, or words of wisdom, honed from a life of hardship, hard work, and a deep love of his family. We had some great conversations.
Raymond, my days will all now begin with sadness as I arrive and remember that you will not be there to greet me. Your time here ended much too soon and you will be sincerely missed.
Rest in peace in my friend. Sending thoughts and prayers to your family.
Rita,Scott,Amber we are so sorry for your loss. Raymond was a good friend. We have a lot of good memories,lots of laughter. You guys are in our prayers and hearts.
Gary and Charlotte
To a brother i never got to meet but knew he was a kind and gentle soul..I pray that God wraps his arms around you Mrs Rita. AMBER..and Scott. Along with the rest of the family members and feel God’s love and comfort through the pain…I will one day see him in heaven and that will b a glorious day.. take care and b blessed…..JULIANE
My heart goes out to Raymond’s family. Raymond was an important part of our hospital family and touched so many lives throughout the years. Raymond always had a way of bringing a smile or laugh to everyone he met. Praying for comfort to all who loved him.
A person just doesn’t know what to say in these situations. Bobby and I both started Rockline when Raymond was the “BOSS”
He always acted like a mean old man but really an awesome man. We always thought a lot of him, goodness knows if it wasn’t for him pushing us to do better we wouldn’t have made it.
We are so sorry for your loss. ❤️ If there is anything we can do tell Angela to reach out. 🙏
Rita,Amber,Scott so sorry to hear about your loss. Raymond was a great friend and colleague for many years. I know that we lost contact over the years but your family has never been forgotten. Prayers for you and the children and all families and friends who feel this loss. Know that if you need anything at all Terry and I will be there for you. Love you and your family always.🙏🏻🙏🏻
My sincere condolences to Raymond’s family. He was very much a one of a kind. I am going to miss my early morning rides to the hospital and our conversations about cars. Rest in peace, Raymond.
So sorry to hear this. Condolences to the family. I am your neighbor for many years and almost everyday I walk my dog I would wave to him in his shuttle by the hospital parking lot. Will miss seeing his friendly face.
Rest in peace fellow classmate. My deepest sympathy to your family. FHS 1969
I remember Raymond for his incredible kindness and dedication. What always stood out to me was his kind-hearted nature. He always had an unwavering commitment to ensuring that things were done correctly, but there was always kindness in his every interaction. My heartfelt condolences to your family.