Roberta Bocock

My thoughts are with you. So sorry for your loss. Joe

To the Four "Little Bococks" Your mom was absolutely one of my very favorite clients. She always treated me and my advice in her special way of making everyone know they mattered to her. I thought her service at Hollywood Cemetery was beautiful and I wasn't surprised that the crowd was overflowing. Her legacy will endure as long as people like me embrace her memory. Jim Atkinson

A lovely tribute to an awesome woman. I feel fortunate to have met her. She will be missed.

Jack and family, all of us here at Pinnacle are thinking of you and sending positive thoughts your way. What a touching tribute.

A force of nature, indeed. I feel privileged to have had her light shine on me on many occasions, along with perhaps a rebuke or two, although I was mostly careful to be on my best behavior in her presence {chuckle}. She lived BIG, and isn´t that what we all want for ourselves and the ones we love? Sending all my love, Randy

A beautifully written obituary loaded with great memories and a wonderful depth to her impressive life. I´m thankful to have been in her "orbit" and regularly exposed to the many admirable traits she instilled in her children. Never thought to say, Alex fought like a girl but what a great compliment that now becomes. And Michael Stipe? Not really surprised by that friendship but maybe, Just A Touch. Cheers to the life of a wonderful woman and the abundant examples she provided for living...

Sending my Condolences to the Bocock family, Ms.Bocock really truly made such a huge impact on the Carpenter Family and has done so much for us. From sending me and my cousins to summer camps and creating a great life experiences that I never thought I would ever had growing up. I´m truly grateful for this Family and She will be truly missed . Much Love Tiara Carmon

I thought for a moment about how to begin this, and decided the word `saddened´ just didn´t feel right. After reading the beautiful obituary, and thinking back on my interactions with Roberta, I didn´t feel sad as much as I felt honored. I felt privileged. I got to know the very sweet, funny side of her at Elwood Thompsons where I cashiered. She would find me or I would find her and it was always a treat. As anyone who knew her can attest, she made you feel like you were old friends from the...