Naomi M Rockwell

Not many people are lucky enough to have someone whom you thought of as a second mom but I had one of the best in Naomi. She was so sweet and thoughtful and treated me like one of her own( even scolded me a time or two right along with Jill). I know it’s been many years since I last saw her but I still remember the smell of cookies baking and hugs from her when I came into the house. Thank you for your love. I will cherish those memories of you forever❤️❤️

With loving memories of "Naomi M. Rockwell"

I remember as a kid showing cattle with her brother otis and wife alice. Good people. They were our neighbors too. RIP

I am so sorry for your loss. I sang with Naomi years ago in the St. John's choir. I was also lucky enough to have her yodel for me one day just a couple of years ago. I enjoyed visiting with her and learning her secrets to a perfect pie crust. Sending thoughts and prayers at this time. Kris Heaton

Dear Family of Naomi, Our friend Nell informed us of Naomi’s passing, we are so sorry for your loss. We knew Naomi and family through Bill and Muriel. We were also members of St. John’s Church in Oregon. I will always remember Naomi for her contagious smile, laughter and endless energy, she and Muriel possessed those wonderful qualities. I also worked for the Dept of Agriculture calling farmers for statistical purposes like Naomi, we used to share stories about those calls. Our daughter Jennifer and I share great fondness for Naomi’s pies and are lucky to have gotten recipes from her. Although we moved to northwest WI many years ago we feel fortunate to have fond memories of getting to know Naomi while living in Fitchburg. You and your family are in our prayers. Sincerely, Betty and Dick Anderson