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December 1, 2010
was with deep sorrow I learned of Mr. Rocketts passing..may you be in an better place..yours in christ.
Harry Anjoorian
November 6, 2010
May I express my deep regrets to the Rockett family in your time of sorrow. All I can remember is how nice he and his sons were to me back in 2003 right after hurricane Isabel struck here in Suffolk. They helped me enormously with some water problems I was having at the time. I can still see him climbing a ladder and sawing down limbs from a tree in your backyard. Then a few months later I found out that he'd contracted Alzheimer's disease, which I found very difficult to believe! So sad; to finally build your dream house, and right after you finish, to be struck down like this! What a shame! May he rest in peace.
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