Ronald J. "Rocky" Hough Sr.

I have known Ronny as Uncle Ronny even though he really was not my uncle. He once wrestled with my real uncle as the "Romano Brothers". I am so sorry my mom, Rita and I could not make the funneral. No one called us. My sisters and I would see him directing traffic in Pittsburgh. He also worked plain clothes at "Scoop" in town. The last time I seen Ronny was at Danny Bishop's wedding and we all had one last dance. I will miss you and was shocked by your passing.

Rocky,
You have a big job a head of you! It's you to you to keep Nick and George in line. I know that they will be trying and that you will have your hands full. But, the 3 of you will also be riding your Harley's and loving every minute of it.
I will alawys remember the Baltimore Crab Fest and the great fun we had wearing the crab meat that Sally sent flying with her hammer. :):)
Rocky, Erika and I will be miss you greatly. Thank you for allowing Nick, Erika and I...

My deepest sympathy to Rocky's family. Rock was my partner for 3 years , we always had a great time working together,he was a good man good Police Officer and good friend and he will be missed.

Deepest sympathy to Sally, Ron & Kelly and the kids & family. Rocky was one of a kind. He had such good disposition & a great smile. I will never forget him.He will be greatly missed. Sally ,you & your family will be in my prayers Leslie Hunzeker

Uncle Rock was the greatest Uncle anyone could have. So caring and loving. Always gave the best advice. He was not only and uncle but a friend and a Father figure to Dan. He was the greatest and we are going to miss him dearly. Uncle Rock and Aunt Sally have made many great memories for me and my family. He is now in safe in Heaven, and we couldn't pick a better ANGEL to watch over us.
We Love you
Dan, Meggie, and Kiefer