Words cannot describe how sorry I am for your loss. Rollie was such an incredible person, I have so many great memories! Please know that you are all in my prayers and as you go through this difficult time, remember that you are all so loved.

Shirley, Lori, and all the family, our thoughts are with you all. We were so sorry to hear about Rollie's passing. We remember him as a strong and happy man, always smiling and full of piss and vinegar to the very end. We have fond memories of laughing with him and Shirley in Houston at El Tiempo and in Rockland at their home and won't ever forget his approach to life...stay young at heart and carry on. To one of the nicest men we have ever had the pleasure of spending time with, we will miss you❤ Pat and Terry Butler Kingston Ontario Canada.

Just saw the news, Steve I am so sorry for your loss. Great man and a devoted golfer. I looked forward to our discussions about how Tiger Woods wasn't going to amount to anything. Rollie would say too fast and hard out of the gate to last.

I loved Rollie! I used to enjoy the Swinamer family summer visits to my Nanny's in Greenfield so much. My heart goes out to Shirley and his kids and grandkids.

My deepest sympathies to the Swinamer family. What a full and wonderful life your Dad had, Lori. May he Rest In Peace.

He was a great man and will be truly missed. Rest easy "Uncle" Rollie.

Rollie was an American hero, and in many ways lived the American Dream. He made the most of the time he had after retirement, and played golf for almost 40 years even though he only started after retiring. He was the rock of the family, and will be missed by everyone. RIP

It was very sad to hear of Rolands passing. Roland brightened everyone's day when he walked through the doors at Healthtrax in Hanover. We will miss him!

To the Swinamer family, I was shocked and saddened to hear about the loss of your Husband and Father. I (so) looked forward to seeing his return to the gym during or after this pandemic and wondered when he would be back. We formed a friendship several years ago along with many other members who were in the gym during the same time as Rollie. We talked quite a bit each time we were in the gym together. He talked lovingly about his family and golf. He was always wearing a smile and sincerely cared about what was going on in everyone's life. I used to tease him by telling him he exercised his jaw more than any other part of his body and he agreed! He'd have a good laugh! Not (at all) surprised that he was part of the Greatest Generation. A wonderful man who lived a wonderful long and healthy life. I feel blessed to have been touched by him and will always have warm memories of him. He will be sorely missed. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Sincerely, Lori Hayes (A friend and fellow member at Healthtrax)

friday friday so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband may all the memories you have shared through the years help you with your sorrow sending hugs and prayers love Barbara Umbrianna

To the Swinnimer family, I am saddened to hear of Rollie's passing. I knew him from our golf league at Ridder and will say that I enjoyed not only playing with him but just seeing him every week. He was always positive and smiling as if he enjoyed everything life offered as a gift.
My sincere condolences on the loss of your father & husband. God bless you all

To the Swinnimer family,
I was so sorry to hear about Rollie. Words can not say enough at times like this.
My prayers are with you Shirley and your family.

Jerry Shanahan, friend and old neighbor.