VIDEO: Roy Pickler voted off The Biggest Loser

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Christine, left, and Roy Pickler of Middlebury are competing on NBC’s “The Biggest Loser” program. They are also inspiring their community. CHRIS HASTON

February 15, 2012

Anonymous THE GOSHEN NEWS The Goshen News Wed Feb 15, 2012, 09:31 AM EST

Middlebury resident Roy Pickler was voted off The Biggest Loser ranch during Tuesday night's episode. Here is a video courtesy of The Biggest Loser of Roy after leaving the ranch working out with children from The Boys & Girls Club of Middlebury. Roy went from 306 pounds to 230 pounds. Congratulations Roy! We are proud of you!

Roy's wife Chris is still in the competition.

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