Cassidy was the head girls golf coach at Carroll High School and was active in the athletic community at St. Brigid School in Xenia as a basketball coach and scorekeeper.
Cassidy was retired from Centerville City Schools. He taught fourth grade for 35 years at Driscoll Elementary, according to his obituary.
He is survived by his wife Carol, daughter Katie Brown and son-in-law Bill Brown and two granddaughters. A visitation will be held from 5-8 p.m. Thursday at St. Brigid Church, and a funeral mass will be held at 11 a.m. Friday.
Our sympathies to Roy's family, & to all of us who knew him. That's a pretty long list, because Roy never met a stranger. #RIP https://t.co/alrbnQNn0W
— Dayton Football (@DaytonFootball) October 9, 2017
😢😢😢😢 sad day! Always had great conversations during UD home games! https://t.co/8p8cjqlpP8— Allen Griffin (@coach_griffin1) October 9, 2017RIP Roy...
RIP to a great friend of kids and adults in Centerville and all of Dayton! https://t.co/4cZzOOET3E
— CentervilleElkTrack (@msomerlot) October 9, 2017
🙏 ⛳️ Will forever be grateful for the impact you had on not just my golf career from day one, but most of all my life. https://t.co/bTnkQnuNXS— Drew Prater (@prater_drew) October 10, 2017RIP Coach Cassidy
🙏 https://t.co/UzIoNFkUWR— Matt Farrell (@mfarrell_) October 10, 2017Roy was a good friend to all the @daytonflyers teams. I’ll miss seeing him at the scorer’s table and our post-game catch-ups.
🙏 https://t.co/aAKJvQjBUG— Eric Farrell (@Airrick__) October 10, 2017Saddened by the news on the passing of a great friend. Roy was always a positive & welcoming face on the scorer’s table that will be missed
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