Mae E. Rocha

So sorry for your loss. I received a letter for Louis Rocha for a 60th Tolman reunion.We live in his old house 64 Ryder Cir. I don't know how to reach him.. please call me if you can. 272- 9211. Randel Clinton 3/24/18

Dear Lou, Robbie,Cori and Linda:

Mae, loving wife, mother, grandmother and devoted friend, will be dearly remembered and truly missed.
She was always willing to listen, help and guide those in need of her strength and wisdom.
We have lost a beautiful, wonderful light.
Hopefully the caring suport of your loving family and friends will comfort you during this difficult time.
With love and deepest sympathy
Beverly Halliwell,Belleair,Florida

To Robbie,Eric & Boys....
Our deepest sympathy in the passing of your mom....May wonderful memories of her give you all comfort and peace in the days ahead.

Lou
Gary & I share our deepest condolences with you & your family at this time. Please stay in touch and know that we are always here for you.
Love Gary & Paula

Mae I will always remember your beauty and true friendship through our high school years.
Condolences to all your family and those dear to your heart.
Carlene Mac Donald , Carleton, Nova Scotia, Canada

Cori and Robbie, sincerest prayers and love to both of you and the rest of your family. I know how difficult this time is, but try to gain some comfort in the knowledge that she is now at peace. As time passes, it will become easier to remember the happy times and to smile although now the pain is great. Knowing how wonderful you two are, I can only imagine how magnificent your mom has been. I know how you will both miss her. Know though her life continues in the amazing daughters she raised. Love always, Jackie

The NAHS Class of 1958 will always remember Mae as a dear and loving friend. She brought sunshine and happiness to all of us during our school years and thereafter. She was such a joy to be with!
We share in the families sadness but are happy we had a chance to be a part of her life.

To Mr. Rocha, Robbie, Cori, and Linda,
Mom was a spark in every room. I remember the first time I met her as a teenager, and she was right there, telling you like it was. There was the Karmin Ghia. Later, in N A, the little pug,(that I alwasys wanted to kick) and the wonderful Christmas eves! The huge spreads of food in the dining room. Dancing and stories in the living room. What time is midnight mass?? Wonderful spreads and the baklava!!! How great it was for me to have a special "take home plate" at the end of the evening. Soo gooey!!
She lived a full life and did most of the things she loved to do. She admired her husband and adored her children and grandchildren. It was clear that she was proud of you all.
We will all miss her, and each have a special memory to carry forward.
With love,
Jeff & Cheryl

Mae we will always remember our wonderful times together.
Lots of laughter and fun. You were a very good listener and
friend. all our love and sympathy to your family.
Love
Fred & Ann