Rockwood Brown

Rocky and Marilyn were the nicest people to work for. I did their plumbing for many years, and it was like being part of the family. They are a credit to humanity.

I met Rocky for the first time in 1975, when I was a fledgling lawyer and he was already a superb attorney. I began to work with Rocky, Keith, Richard and David on various matters for Wyo-Ben and Rocky graciously served as my professional mentor, friend, and personal role model. We continued to work together until shortly before his death. By example, he taught me how to be a better lawyer and, more importantly, a better person. At one point, he invited me to move to Billings and join his...

What a positive effect he had on so many lives. Including ours.

I think my first memory of Rocky and Marilyn is from the late 1960´s when I was a kid. Potluck dinners on Wednesday nights at St. Luke´s during Lent. Decades later I was fortunate enough to work at the Brown Law Firm for a while. I got to see everything from Rocky winning his last jury trial to Rocky effortlessly maneuvering a canoe on the Yellowstone. In their yearbook, it looks like the Billings High School class of 1946 listed either a phrase that described a graduate or a phrase that...

My favorite boss, ever. A genuine human being with superb ethics.