Johann "Hans" Rotter

Er war immer wieder in Töging und ging im Ort ins Wirtshaus Mosandl. Mein Schwiegervater Karl ging mit ihm in die Schule.

Sad to hear that Mr. Rotter had left us. I worked for him and Teri back in the late 90s with their bakery business. Good man, I learned from him and will always treasure those years.

Teri and family, my heartfelt condolences to all of you. I will always feel like family with the many years I practically grew up working at Alpine Village, and the caring support you and Hans gave to building Alpine into a wonderful and successful village. I'm sorry to have missed Hans service as I was out of town.

I dearly love Uncle Hans...and thank God for the blessing of getting to know and love him. I was so taken by his genius... always thinking about new things and better ways of doing old things. The Alpine village is an amazing memorial no one can take away. Auntie Teri... and Hans are two diamonds that will always shine in this life and the next. All my love and prayers cover you♡ Kristin and all of THORN Ministries

Teri...So many great memories of Hans, you, and the girls while on Maple Ave...And even greater to read of Hans' accomplishments from the start. My thoughts are with you at this time. Pat

Dearest Teri and Family. Our deepest symphaties to Hans's death. We are shocked. My youngest daughters husband just met Hans at the dept. of Motor vehicles where Chris and he stood in line to take the test for a drivers license and Chris told Hans that he knew me Ingrid Osborne from PVE who wrote the book "Nelken aus Chicago". I was also a friend of the Schicks (Arthur and Martha and son Jürgen.Oh I would have come to the funeral with my husband Gerald. I always went to see Hans years ago and...