Hunter S. Roy

STEWARTSTOWN – Hunter Suzanne Roy, 23, of Stewartstown and Lancaster, died suddenly on Friday, Dec. 1, 2023, in Dixville, after years of struggling with mental health issues. She was born in Camp Hill, Penn., on May 29, 2000, the only daughter of Larry S. Glines II and Susan A. Parker. Hunter was raised in the north country and attended schools in Stewartstown and Colebrook. She was a brilliant girl with a measured IQ of 162. She worked at Northeast Kingdom Human Services in St. Johnsbury for a time as a daily service provider to the clients there. She had also cared for the sick and dying during the Covid crisis. Most recently, she and her husband were the proprietors of the Smoker’s Den in Lancaster. Hunter loved to go for rides on the local woods roads, especially anywhere in Pittsburg or Dixville. She was a dog lover, and running her English Setters in the woods and hunting with her dad was a favorite thing to do. She was also a music lover, especially country music. Her personality would light up a room whenever she was with family or friends. Hunter was warm, caring, and compassionate with an eclectic group of friends and loved ones who could always count on her for a helping hand or a quick joke to make them smile. She touched the hearts and lives of so many she encountered in so many ways. Hunter leaves behind her young daughter, Liliana Boemig; her husband, Justin Roy of Lancaster; her parents, Larry S. Glines II of Stewartstown, and Susan Parker of Lancaster; her grandmother, Jackie Parker; her maternal uncle John Parker and cousins Brittney, Keaton, and Tonya; her namesake aunt Suzanne Farr and aunt Dawn Kepler; three step-children, Grace, Izak and Ariana Roy; and her paternal cousins to whom she was particularly close, Nate, Marlena, Camryn and Olivia. She is predeceased by her uncle, Roger Glines. There are no public services scheduled, and the family will celebrate Hunter’s life privately. The family does request friends and family to submit letters, memories and anecdotes of Hunter’s life to keep her memory alive with them and for her young daughter. Expressions of sympathy in Hunter’s memory may be made to the N.H. chapter of the National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) online at www.naminh.org/donate. A scholarship in memory of Hunter will also be established by the family at a future time. Condolences may be offered on-line by going to www.jenkinsnewman.com. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Jenkins & Newman Funeral Home in Colebrook.

Hunter S. Roy

May 29, 2000 - December 1, 2023