Roy Hession - Death

Death

In 1967 he lost his first wife, Revel, in a road accident. He later married Pamela Greaves who had worked as a missionary in East Africa.

Roy Hession died in 1992 but he is remembered for his infectious enthusiasm and his humour, but above all for his unwavering stand on the principles of repentance and grace that had become so precious to him.

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