EDWARD ROKOVITZ

Ed We went thru grade school Together also High School We had a lot of good memories Miss you brother Old Friend Les Kausek

A thousand memories flood our hearts yet no words hold the essence of them! We extend our deepest sympathy to Cindy and to Sue, Dan, Cathy and Eric. A lifetime is not enough time to prepare to lose someone we love so dearly.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief.

Cindy & Family
My heart & prayers go to you all. Rocky will be missed by all that loved and knew him.
Much Love & God's Peace

As a high school classmate at St. Joseph's the memory that immediately flashed across my mind when getting Gary's em of Rocky's death was that great smile, intense look, and a reserve that let things settle before he offered a comment. I liked Rocky. He's in my prayers.
Joe Mersnik

...Our deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to Ed's wife Cindy, and his family from his 1958, St. Joseph High School, Cleveland OH, classmates.

"...Vikings Forever..."

Rockovitz family,  I loved growing up on Tudor Avenue. Families like your's made it such a kind, loving,and close knit neighborhood. You welcomed me into your house so many times I still remember so much about it. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Ed was a sweet, kind, and fun man.

I worked many shifts with ED in Cleveland and called and talked to him a few months go when I heard he was not doing well.
Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Please accept my deepest sympathies. I worked with Ed in Cleveland.