Richard Rohme

Rich my friend- every time I´m traveling up from southern calif to Watsonville on biz I pass restaurants we were together at- your dart haunts we downed brews at - your nsy we talked biz at- and your home where we hung out at. Special memories. Special man. You loved your family. You loved life. And you always made time to be my friend. You left all who Loved and cared for you too soon. But your barrel chested laughter still rings in our hearts. May your journey find peace. Roy Siemens

At Arroyo high school graduation in 1983. Starting defensive linemen of the 1982 HAAL Championship Team. Left to Right, Joe Hoeber, Rich Rohme, Rick Hilder, Snap Crackle and Pop.

I just found out about Rich's passing. We were high school teammates in Football, Wrestling and Track. I am so sorry for his family and friends. RIP Rich

Rich my man.... your smile and easy laugh have stayed with me. Every time I travel into Watsonville it feels so strange to not be able to call you and grab dinner together and catch up on work, family.... Life.
I miss you bro. I pray your family is at peace knowing you were a great gift God gave them while you were here with us.
RIP.
Roy

I was just researching how to find Rich; he was a former employer/mentor of mine years ago here in Dallas. I wanted to "thank him" for all the wonderful things he taught me and share how great my life was because of my successes I am very sorry to find this

One month has passed my son since you were called away from all that love you.
We will never be the same without your love and support for each of us! We are missing you so much! Love Always, Mom

Donna,
This young man made an impression on me the first time I met him at Jess' birthday party in San Juan Bautista many years ago. He was so personable and warm. A very loving son, father and a wonderful friend to me in the past. He will be truly missed by all the lives he touched.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and his family.
I will especially be praying for God to give you strength during the days ahead.

With heartfelt sentiment,
Barbara Cimino

Richard,
All of us in the office and the employees don't have words to express of your loss. You were like a brother, a mentor and friend. Although we fought like brothers and sisters we always seemed to work things out at the end. We all still expect you to walk into the office and ask us all "how is everything going".

Your services yesterday were absolutely beautiful and to see the room full of people shows how much you were loved.

We all miss you and will always be here...

Greatly saddened by the news!