Birth date: Mar 7, 1918 Death date: Nov 3, 2009
Harold “Bud” Rohret, 91, of Cosgrove, Iowa, died Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at the Alverno Nursing Home, Clinton. A Memorial Mass will be 11:00am, Friday, November 6, 2009, at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Cosgrove, Iowa. Buria Read Obituary
So very sorry of your families loss of your dear Dad. Bud and Lil were special and dear friends of Mom and Dad [Dale&Dorothy Steckly] They had some good times and Bud was so good to Dad after MOm died. Both couples are now together in Heaven having a good time together once again. They are all being missed so much. Thinking of all you
To the Rohret Family:
Your dad and mom were very special to me. They were so gracious and welcoming whenever I could get to Iowa and see them. They were bright, warm, interested and interesting really GOOD people. I babysat Ed when Pat was born etc. I was all of 10 yrs. old so you can imagine the care I gave. I just remember how kind Bud was. Lillian helped me through when my first husband died and I had 2 babies. Strong, silent, but there! Frank I am your godmother and though we don't now know one another I've followed your life closely. You are blessed in your parents and one another. The world is a better place I know because Bud was here. Margaret Pechous St. Onge Goss
Dear Rohret Family,
Your parents and you are in our thoughts
and prayers. I was always impressed with your parents, and espicially remember their friendly smile's. I know mom and dad (Pete & Viola (Scheetz)Volk), thought the world of "Bud & Lil". When ever I pass by the farm where they lived in the 50's on the IWV I think of them.
Warmest regards,
Jerry & Mary
Dear Rohret family,
My deepest sympathy to you all for the loss of your father. Both your mom and dad were very special people and dear friends to my parents. They had a special friendship.
Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
JoAnne Bigelow
Dear family of my uncle Bud Rohret, I am sorry to hear of your Dad's death and sorry that I cannot get to the funeral. One of my fondest memories is of a week I spent with your Mom and Dad on their farm.This was before any of you were born and while I was in grade school. I don't remember the year. Nancy and I Pray for your Mom and Dad andyou and your families.
Ed and family. We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Dear Ed, Pat, Joyce, Jane & Frank,
Sincerest sympathy to you and your families on the loss of your dad. I always admired him for being such a "gentle" man. He was a good friend to my parents, and I remember his kindness when my dad passed away. They're together now in Heaven, and there's probably a euchre game going on.
Blessings, Judy
Just wanted to offer our sympathy. We got to see Bud a lot when Lillian was with us. He was a very nice man and faithful visiting his wife.
All our best to the whole family, especially Matt and his folks.
So sorry to hear of your loss. Our prayers are with the family.
Tammy Klein Dudley
Dear Ed, Pat, Joyce, Jane and Frank and families,
What wonderful memories I have, growing up and spending great "stay-overs" with you at your farm and at our farm. Your Dad and Mom are my God Parents and how very special it was to have them in our lives. My Dad and Mom, Joe and Josie (Dode) Scheetz certainly enjoyed the many visits, card games and fun times as us "kids" played and captured the lightening bugs during the summer.
Now together again, your parents will be with so many who loved them in Heaven.
God Bless and Keep each of you. Your Dad and Mom were so very proud of each of you.
With our love and sympathy,
Phyllis (Scheetz) and Mike Ferrel
