Rocki Edward Muoth

I remember seeing Rocki around the town of Selah delivering mail. He always had a smile for everyone. I knew Shari. A long time ago we were good friends. When I saw she and Rocki together over the years at our kids' events, I was glad to see two nice people met, fell in love, and married.

Shari and family, I am so very sorry to learn of Rocki's passing. You are in my prayers

If there were ever to be a perfect brother, it would be you Rocki. Rest in peace my dear brother.

Love your sister Penny

If there were ever to be a perfect brother, it would be you Rocki. Rest in peace my dear brother.

Love your sister Penny

To God be the Glory great things he has done. Rocki, you are in Glory with our Lord Jesus. You were always smiling with so much joy, while loving people everyday. Blessing....Keith, Camille and Olivia Jones

You will be missed, Rocki. I am so greatfull that you found the love of your life with Sheri and the joy of knowing the Lord. For Sheri, Joe, Diane, Penney and all the relatives, we will always carry Rocki in our hearts remembering how he loved people, worked hard for his family and lived a Christian life. Your cousin, Mary Muoth

Was just asking about my old mailman rocky shocked to find out my friend is gone he will truly be missed till I see you again my friend

My deepest sympathy to the Muoth family. So many fond memories of Rocki in grade school and high school and later through the Postal Service for 32+ years. The long bus rides home from school with Rocki were way too short for me; riding bikes on the dusty and oh so very bumpy unpaved roads by his house; throwing rocks in the canyon; shooting bb guns in my family's orchard without our parents knowing. Always kind, thoughtful and considerate. May the family find comfort in their hearts knowing how blessed we were with Rocki and to know how much he was truly loved.
Jenny (Groenig) Mansfield Yakima, WA

My earliest memories of Rocki are from grade school.One winter he invited some of us to go sledding on the Prospect hill behind his house.It was at night and there was a big bonfire at the sharp curve near the bottom.He was the pilot of our two man rail sled and he was yelling lean left..lean left! we missed the flames but scattered some folks along the way. miss ya Rocki.Rick Tabor

Dear Mouth Family, Joe, Diane, and Penny. Lots of amazing memories flood me when I think of your family. I am so sorry for your loss. When I was little I imagined myself in love with Rocki. I was probably only 6 at the time. He was such an amazing young man. I remember the time my dad and Joe took Rocki and I grouse hunting. I was not really going to shoot anything but loved hanging out with my dad and Rocki. Very fond memories having fried rabbit around your table with our families. Sorry I have lost touch over the years. Love to you all Melody McCracken Hetherington