So sorry to read this. I hadn't seen Rocky since high school, but went to Jane Long and Mann with him before AHS. I think we met in the 2nd grade. RIP and condolences to his family and close friends.
Rocky was one of my best friends. We played basketball together at AHS. He was by far one of the nicest people I have ever known. God rest his soul and God Bless his family.
I have very fond memories of Rocky at AHS. Very funny and a great guy. I wish we had kept up with each other after high school. Can anyone fill me in on where he lived and what he had been doing the last 50 years?
I knew Rocky casually in high school and then better our senior year; we sat next to each other in Mrs. Dale's senior english class. We weren't chatty, but did have some fun conversations. He wouldn't shave because he said that would make his beard come in and he didn't want to have to shave every day. When I read his obituary and saw the great picture of him and that fantastic beard, I chuckled.
We found out mid-way through the second semester of english that we didn't need the class to graduate. I still remember the look on Rocky's face...
Reading his obit, it was wonderful to see what a happy and fulfilling life he had. God is good.
Greg Garner
Went to Jane Long Elementary School all the way to High School with him. He was nice guy,I'm sorry to hear this.Gary Vest
I am so very sorry to hear about Rocky. good man and friend.
Paul Blakemore
So sorry to read this. I hadn't seen Rocky since high school, but went to Jane Long and Mann with him before AHS. I think we met in the 2nd grade. RIP and condolences to his family and close friends.
Dan McCrickard
Rocky was one of my best friends. We played basketball together at AHS. He was by far one of the nicest people I have ever known. God rest his soul and God Bless his family.
Chuck Springer
Rocky was a great friend and teammate
Rocky,Rusty, and Sabin are reunited in a better place.
Jon Herod (Herod)
I have very fond memories of Rocky at AHS. Very funny and a great guy. I wish we had kept up with each other after high school. Can anyone fill me in on where he lived and what he had been doing the last 50 years?
Nancy Merrell (Merrell-Robertson)
I knew Rocky casually in high school and then better our senior year; we sat next to each other in Mrs. Dale's senior english class. We weren't chatty, but did have some fun conversations. He wouldn't shave because he said that would make his beard come in and he didn't want to have to shave every day. When I read his obituary and saw the great picture of him and that fantastic beard, I chuckled.
We found out mid-way through the second semester of english that we didn't need the class to graduate. I still remember the look on Rocky's face...
Reading his obit, it was wonderful to see what a happy and fulfilling life he had. God is good.