Will be missed dearly by family, friends, family friends, and coworkers. His memory will live on in those who loved him dearly and by those who called him Papa
Butler County Times Gazette
Posted March 24,2015
Rocky J. Burns, 60, passed away on Saturday, March 21, 2015.
Memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 28, 2015, at Trinity United Methodist Church, 430 Eunice, El Dorado, Ks 67042
Valley Falls Vindicator
Printed April 1, 2015
Rocky James Burns of Valley Falls, Kansas, was born July 26, 1954. He passed away March 21, 2015, at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, Kansas. Rocky was a professional truck driver for most of his life. He was employed at Ken Pratt Trucking in Platte City, MO for 36 years. His memorial service was held in El Dorado, Kansas on March 28th 2015. He will be greatly missed by his family, his friends, and his beloved cat Webster. He will be especially missed by the Rupp family, Pratt Trucking, his god-daughters Alysha (Shane) Nichols, Stacy Anderson, and all the children that called him PaPa Rocky: Colton, Mason, Devin, and Sophia.
It is so hard to believe that you are gone. You were so young, it is just not fair. Goodbye Rocky, you have taken the laughter with you, until we meet again you are in our hearts.
The trailer is loaded
The diesel tanks are full
I will start my last run
It’s time to move on
I wish I could stay
To watch the children grow
But, I’ve pulled the door closed
It’s time to go
Don’t shed a tear
Remember the laughter while I was here
Don’t stop being you
Don’t sit and grieve
Because I am not here
I’m finally free
-Poem by Angela Rupp
Butler County Times Gazette
Posted March 24,2015
Rocky J. Burns, 60, passed away on Saturday, March 21, 2015.
Memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 28, 2015, at Trinity United Methodist Church, 430 Eunice, El Dorado, Ks 67042
Valley Falls Vindicator
Printed April 1, 2015
Rocky James Burns of Valley Falls, Kansas, was born July 26, 1954. He passed away March 21, 2015, at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, Kansas. Rocky was a professional truck driver for most of his life. He was employed at Ken Pratt Trucking in Platte City, MO for 36 years. His memorial service was held in El Dorado, Kansas on March 28th 2015. He will be greatly missed by his family, his friends, and his beloved cat Webster. He will be especially missed by the Rupp family, Pratt Trucking, his god-daughters Alysha (Shane) Nichols, Stacy Anderson, and all the children that called him PaPa Rocky: Colton, Mason, Devin, and Sophia.
It is so hard to believe that you are gone. You were so young, it is just not fair. Goodbye Rocky, you have taken the laughter with you, until we meet again you are in our hearts.
The trailer is loaded
The diesel tanks are full
I will start my last run
It’s time to move on
I wish I could stay
To watch the children grow
But, I’ve pulled the door closed
It’s time to go
Don’t shed a tear
Remember the laughter while I was here
Don’t stop being you
Don’t sit and grieve
Because I am not here
I’m finally free
-Poem by Angela Rupp
Will be missed dearly by family, friends, family friends, and coworkers. His memory will live on in those who loved him dearly and by those who called him Papa
Butler County Times Gazette
Posted March 24,2015
Rocky J. Burns, 60, passed away on Saturday, March 21, 2015.
Memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 28, 2015, at Trinity United Methodist Church, 430 Eunice, El Dorado, Ks 67042
Valley Falls Vindicator
Printed April 1, 2015
Rocky James Burns of Valley Falls, Kansas, was born July 26, 1954. He passed away March 21, 2015, at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, Kansas. Rocky was a professional truck driver for most of his life. He was employed at Ken Pratt Trucking in Platte City, MO for 36 years. His memorial service was held in El Dorado, Kansas on March 28th 2015. He will be greatly missed by his family, his friends, and his beloved cat Webster. He will be especially missed by the Rupp family, Pratt Trucking, his god-daughters Alysha (Shane) Nichols, Stacy Anderson, and all the children that called him PaPa Rocky: Colton, Mason, Devin, and Sophia.
It is so hard to believe that you are gone. You were so young, it is just not fair. Goodbye Rocky, you have taken the laughter with you, until we meet again you are in our hearts.
The trailer is loaded
The diesel tanks are full
I will start my last run
It’s time to move on
I wish I could stay
To watch the children grow
But, I’ve pulled the door closed
It’s time to go
Don’t shed a tear
Remember the laughter while I was here
Don’t stop being you
Don’t sit and grieve
Because I am not here
I’m finally free
-Poem by Angela Rupp
Butler County Times Gazette
Posted March 24,2015
Rocky J. Burns, 60, passed away on Saturday, March 21, 2015.
Memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 28, 2015, at Trinity United Methodist Church, 430 Eunice, El Dorado, Ks 67042
Valley Falls Vindicator
Printed April 1, 2015
Rocky James Burns of Valley Falls, Kansas, was born July 26, 1954. He passed away March 21, 2015, at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, Kansas. Rocky was a professional truck driver for most of his life. He was employed at Ken Pratt Trucking in Platte City, MO for 36 years. His memorial service was held in El Dorado, Kansas on March 28th 2015. He will be greatly missed by his family, his friends, and his beloved cat Webster. He will be especially missed by the Rupp family, Pratt Trucking, his god-daughters Alysha (Shane) Nichols, Stacy Anderson, and all the children that called him PaPa Rocky: Colton, Mason, Devin, and Sophia.
It is so hard to believe that you are gone. You were so young, it is just not fair. Goodbye Rocky, you have taken the laughter with you, until we meet again you are in our hearts.
The trailer is loaded
The diesel tanks are full
I will start my last run
It’s time to move on
I wish I could stay
To watch the children grow
But, I’ve pulled the door closed
It’s time to go
Don’t shed a tear
Remember the laughter while I was here
Don’t stop being you
Don’t sit and grieve
Because I am not here
I’m finally free
-Poem by Angela Rupp
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