Birth date: Aug 1, 1938 Death date: Nov 11, 2023
Roland Stewart Hannahs, 85, of Leesburg, Virginia, passed away from congestive heart failure on Saturday, November 11, 2023, at Spring Arbor of Leesburg. Roland was born in Baltimore, Maryland, a son of the late Catherine Stewart Read Obituary
Dear Joylyn, Ray and I are so sad to hear the news about your dad. We remember so many times when he visited our house to have those dreaded taxes done and he was so proud of you and your family. Our thoughts are with you this holiday season.
Dear Joylyn, we are sending you so much love this holiday season. I am sure your dear Dad will be toasting to you and the family from above, with your Mom, reunited! Love you girl, and will miss your wonderful and warm-hearted father. Have made a donation in his honor at Loudoun Hunger Relief. Lot of love. Xx
Hi Joylyn -
I just wanted to express my deep condolences to you and your family. I know he meant so much to you. I also know you have had a rough go of it with the loss of so many family members. Just wanted to let you know I was thinking about you.
Kristi Titus
Oh, Joylyn, so sorry to hear of Roland’s passing. Roland was always happy to have a good conversation whenever I saw him and that dry humor and twinkle in his eye will always be remembered.
Oh how he loved you and was so very proud of you and his grandchildren! Gosh, it just seems like yesterday that you two were biking all over the Loudoun together❤️
Sending all my love your way… and a big hug.
Pat Fletcher
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Roland was a wonderful person. A very kind and thoughtful man. I worked with him for many years at TAMKO. Your family is in my prayers.
‘Mr. H’ was my second father. There are too many memories to count between discussing guns, cars, and trying to teach the teenage girls that surrounded him the ways of the world. He was a true family man and gentleman. He will be forever in my heart. - Jennifer Gore
Joylyn and family.... you all have my deepest sympathy. I was so so sorry to hear of Roland's passing. He truly was one of a kind a true gentleman. I loved working with him at TAMKO he always made me laugh with a story. He loved talking about you and the children and showing me pictures every time he came in the office. He enjoyed taking care of the pup when you all traveled and taking her to Chick-fil-A for a chicken sandwich. There is so much more I could say about your dad. I know he is at peace now and with your mom the love of his life. Know that I am thinking of you all... sending prayers.....
Tammy Weinrich
To Joylyn and her family - sending so much love from the Hills (Terry, Gerri, Jonathan). May the love from family and friends provide some comfort and much peace of mind.
