Luis A. Rojas

I just wanted to extend my profound heart felt condolences to the Rojas Family. I really send extra prayers and special thoughts you Elsa, his loving wife for many years. As Izzy, your daughter and my co-worker at NYCT, shared so many wonderful stories about you Ms Elsa and your husband Luis. Especially, of how you all enjoyed celebrating Halloween. She shared pictures from the last celebration and they were amazing. Please know that I will continue to keep the Rojas family in my...

I had the pleasure of working in the Parks Department for many years with Luis. We were also Brothers in the Masons & enjoyed working on projects together. He always had a smile, was very giving and great to be around. Thank you for your service! We will miss him. Rest in Eternal Peace Brother.

The first time I met SSG Rojas, was about a year ago during one of the trainings with the SCSG. We were always happy to see each other. He was always like a brother to me and would always make me laugh and smile when he got the chance. Brother you will be missed. PV2 J. Davis DCO

My name is Clifford goethie I have had the pleasure of working with Mrs Elsa at home Depot and I also served in the SC State guard with SSG Rojas he was a great person and hard worker and dedicated family man and friend. May his light continue to give light to those Lost in the dark.

Luis was an extraordinary human being he dedicated himself to his fellow man. His service to country admirable. He gave so much New York City through his work in Parks. It was an honor to work with him in the Bronx. God bless his family

Luis, It was always great to talk with you and share different ideas to make the job easier. May you rest in peace brother.

I worked with Luis in Bronx shops he was always very friendly and a pleasure to work with RIP NYC Parks Crew Chief John Arroyo

I worked with Luis in Bronx shops he was always very friendly and a pleasure to work with RIP John Arroyo NYC Parks Crew Chief

Luis was a very good person and a great Park Supervisor. May he rest in peace. Warren Deitz - Principle Park Supervisor, retired.