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Angie Ayling (Oklahoma City, OK)
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I never met a man so proud of his family as Rocky, he loved us all unconditionally. I will miss him.
Sunday, February 13, 2011 |
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Lori Lee and Family (League City, TX)
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Mom,
We are so sorry for this loss. Know we are here for you and Love You very much!
Sunday, February 13, 2011 |
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Roger Dugas (Devers, TX)
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Rocky and I are first cousins. Rocky's father and my father were brothers. I can still recall the times we all got together when we were children. I can also still recall the sad times in both our famalies lives, I, choose to only recall the good times.
There has always been a bit of humor in the Dugas family. Even Rocky's grandfather, Frank Dugas, showed this bit humor as he told us kids of his "soft" tooth in the back of his mouth. However, us children quickly learned that he did not really have a "soft" tooth.
I, pray that as time goes by that this same "bit of humor" will continue in the lives of my cousin's family, may God bless and keep you.
Saturday, February 12, 2011 |
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BARBARA & TOMMY LEICHT (Beaumont, TX)
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Rocky, joined our coffee group a few years ago and quickly became a "member" that we enjoyed. His cooking, stories, and consideration of the group was very appreciated. We are all very sorry of His passing.
May His soul and all the souls of the faithfully departed, rest in peace. AMEND
Friday, February 11, 2011 |
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Adam F. Courville (Beaumont, TX)
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Dear Family Members,
I went to school with Rocky in China and worked at Goodyear
in the shop. We used to laugh about the days at school and the strange nicknames our fellow cajun classmates had. One of them was sirop, a french word for syrup. Mine was tee neg given to me by grandma. It meant little n...er because I got so dark in the summer. He would give his shirt off his back. Cook them a gumbo up there man. Prayers to Yall.
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Friday, February 11, 2011 |
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