Loyd J. Rockhold

I remember Uncle Rock every day. He always said he had battles to fight, wars to win, and worlds to conquer! That’s my Rocky Baby! He did all those things, especially conquering my heart ❤

I remember Mr. Rockhold as my Scoutmaster at Troop 4 at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Baton Rouge in the late 1950's. He was a wonderful man and a great Scout leader. I owe him a debt of gratitude and will always appreciate his service to young men.

Terry, Ann and I loved Rock very much. We just found out and will miss his laugh and His wisdom. He will forever be in my heart. We are here for you. Richard Harrington

Mrs. Terry and Family,

Rosalin and i lift your family up in our prayers,and in your loss. We pray that the Lord will surround you with his Love in the days ahead. Rock was
a great Marine and one of the nicest people that you would ever want to meet. From the first moment i met him
at my first Marine Corps League meeting
Rock made me feel welcome. He was the detachment commandant at the time. Everytime i think of Rock a smile comes to my face. I'm sorry we will not be...

Terry and Family,

I remember the good old days at the Bridge Club. Mr. Rock was a kind, good natured person. Every time I saw him he always had a smile and a joke to make you laugh. We will miss him. God bless you, the family and Mr. Rock.

Gussie and Gail

Mrs. Rockhold: Your friends at Hospice Compassus fondly remember each contact we had with you and your very special husband. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
-- James Parker, Chaplain

To the Rockhold Family, Uncle Lloyd was a special person and one I knew I could always count on, and I'm sure many people feel the same and he will be dearly missed.

Terry & Family-
We have lost a great friend indeed. We know he is with the Lord now and will help watch over us as we continue our life's journey knowing we will meet again in a better place.
The world is a better place because of his generosity to those in the greatest need through the Special Children's Foundation. What a wonderful legacy to leave.
May God be with you as we celebrate his life!
Lew Derbes

Terry,Sharon,Jan,Gloria,Meli,and the whole Rockhold family.---Uncle Loyd may be gone,but the wonderful memories will never be gone. The memory of him always caring and helping others.The memory of our good times at Superior Grill and Ninfas resterants,the memory of his joy of living and his wonderful laugh. After my dad passed away,uncle Loyd wrote a poem called "Preacher--he did it his way". Well,uncle Loyd did it his way too.We will miss him more than words can say,adios Tio, vaya con...