Birth date: Mar 29, 1940 Death date: Sep 19, 2010
Donald RoeschMarch 29th, 1940 - September 19th, 2010Husband, Dad, Father-In-Law, "Grumps", Friend, and HumanitarianDied peacefully in his home in Woodside surrounded by family and care givers.Don was born in Kansas City, MI to Geo Read Obituary
i knew don by being long time friends with the tormey family.. i remember his pancakes from copco lake. mainly the rodeo. he always kind of looked as us as little brats lol. but he was always very nice as was his wife and children. and at times i needed help from him professionally he was the BEST. i felt he bent over backwards, and will always appreciate what he did for me.. thanks Don and god bless paul##imported-begin##paul zunich##imported-end##
As I was growing up, I was blessed to know & spend time with Don. Don was a constant in my life ,He had a way of talking to me in a way I could understand & I am greatful to him for that. His one peice of advise I still carry with me to this day is,”if you take your time & you have the right bait you can catch anything imaginable” Thanks Don I will be sure to pass that one along Don will be greatly missed as the chief cook & bartender at the annual Copco hunting party. Always a smile & always a quick wit, he was a freind to me & I will think of him often & fondly. Cheers Don, we (the hunters) will celebrate your life & hoist a stien in your honor at exactly 5:00 p.m. on October 15 2010 on the Klamath river. Rest well Cookie##imported-begin##Greg Tormey##imported-end##
Don was one of a kind. He could bring a smile to your face with his quick wit and wonderful stories. He was an excellent attorney and worked hard to do the right thing.He often would help out by acting as a Judge Pro TemHe was loyal and always remembered his friends and associates.He leaves a void in all our lives.##imported-begin##joseph gruber##imported-end##
Don you will be greatly missed not only by me and my family but by all the friends you have made over the years. You were the nicest boss I have ever had and will cherish all the memories of working with you. Thanks for all your great culinary expertise and travel tips. It has been a priviledge to know you and be friends with your wife and family. I will miss you, god bless, rest in peace.##imported-begin##Cheryl Shlicoff-Hillard##imported-end##
