John W. Rock

John W. Rock

February 12, 1927 - August 15, 2022

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Pay Rock
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Luckily I Patrick Rock did get to meet the man John "Bill" Rock. He had the same name as my grandpa😀 He definitely had a full life. It was great listening to his stories. It was an exceptional day with him and his family and I thank all for that.. Patrick Rock
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Marcy Seiler
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I learned to know Bill when I was a customer service rep. at Wisconsin Telephone Company. I worked in the Beaver Dam office, but Bill would come to our office for meetings at times, or to fill in when our manager was on vacation. One summer in the mid 1970s I was asked to help in the West Bend office due to a staffing shortage. I traveled daily for quite a few weeks until a new employee was hired and trained. I would also connect with him at the annual summer picnic for the district offices. He seemed to be a'mellow fellow', easy to work with/for. Nice man. I now live in Sun Prairie, and just happened to see the obituary. My condolences to his family. He was well liked in our business community. Marcy Seiler
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Anonymous
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The Zimers will always love you. It was an honour to be part of your journey. Your courtesy, openness and warmth will allw be an inspiration for us
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Kelly Rock Atwell
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I can’t imagine my life without you in it. You have always been my guiding light. Thanks for always being available for all the highs and lows of my life. I am so grateful for the camping trips, the dad jokes and the homemade birthday cards every year. The train sets, the boat rides, the long talks on the phone in your later years. You have left a legacy of love. All of your children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren will take a piece of you into the world with them and carry on your love.❤️
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Alice Copper
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My sympathy to Bill's family. I will miss our phone chats and remember the many years of eating out and playing euchre. Bill & Verdeen were very special friends for many years and now will be together in heaven. I miss you two! Alice Copper