I remember working with Ross back at Deskin sales and doing a lot of road trips. Besides many other life lessons that he taught me on the drives, he would point out the microwave towers and such an explain to me how they worked. I don’t drive by a microwave tower without thinking about him now.

 Sadness has filled my heart after hearing about Ross’ passing. I have always enjoyed our family times together and he will be missed. Memories will always bring a smile to my face. 

Rest in Peace dear friend,

We miss you. We love you. We will remember you, always.

Ian and Nancy Hochberg

As most will say, Ross had an affinity for knowledge; dissecting, observing, and communicating his conclusions - he enjoyed engaging and teaching. When I first met Ross, I realized that he was this type of person, and I had many interesting conversations with him in our short time together. But most of all, what I will take from our several get-togethers was that he had a zest for life - for creating experiences, for laughter and cultivating good times. That’s how I will remember him. RIP Ross. 

Ross looking like Mansbridge