Darrel Dean Rothrock

Your comments are very much appreciated. I will print these out and give them to my mother Mary Lou. Dad had a full life except for the last couple years after he had the stroke. The stroke made him a full-time Florida resident against his wishes. Dad was a 'good ole boy' at heart and always missed his hometown roots. A couple years ago, he gave me specific tie and told me he should be buried with it. It was a LOUD Rush Limbaugh, striped tie. He definately gave us a conversation piece.

Rocky was my boss at Belknap too. I was his secretary when he was a Buyer for Depts. 12 & 13. I knew of his love for furnature and how spiffy he liked to dress. I learned a lot from him. He was a well respected man. I enjoyed working for him and had hoped to get to the funeral but was unable. My deepest sympathies go to this wife and Stuart (who was a little boy back then) and to all his friends and extended family.

Rocky was my boss at Belknap - but before that, he was my friend. I will always remember the kind words and good advice he had for me. My deepest sympathy goes out to his wife and Stuart.

Rocky was a close and dear friend. We shared many good times (and some not so good) at Belknap. I am currently in N.C. mountains and will be unable to attend funeral service, but my thoughts will be with him and his family. I shall miss him. Tom Jordan