Joshua D. Rock

This one really hurts. Josh and I were born the same month and I've known him most of my life. We first met in elementary school. You were good-spirited, intelligent, hard working, and above all, a great husband and father.

We shared a mutual best friend and used to get our group together from around the country for bachelor or guys weekends. I fondly remember the 2015 Montreal trip where we shared a room and I drove him crazy with the creek sounds on the radio so I could get to sleep being on PST. (Sorry man!)

My wife Amy originally met most of this circle of friends at Josh and Devon's house. I'm going to miss the zoom calls we had from 2020 and appreciated him hosting to stay connected with our group during the widespread isolation of that year. Your strength to return to the calls a month after Darrion was so admirable. I'm also going to miss our texting about the most recent craft beers we've each been trying.

I'd like to extend my deepest condolences to the Rock family in this difficult time. Love ya buddy, and I'll miss you.

Josh Rock is a remarkable man, he is going to be missed by many. He was such a positive human being and a true blessing to our kids, the school district and the community. His loss will always carry a void. Please pray for his family for there strength and ability to cope with his loss.
Jackie Staab

I was deeply saddened to hear of Josh´s untimely death. He was always so friendly and kind. Many prayers for the family have been sent to our Heavenly Father for comfort and strength for each of you, and most especially Baylen, whom I know and love.
(Sebastian Blair´s grandma)