Funeral of our sister murdered in Las Vegas. "she always expressed her love for you"

[Bible Speaks]

Funeral of our sister murdered in Las Vegas.
"she always expressed her love for you"
Almost a thousand friends, family and loved ones of Rhonda Lerocque gathered yesterday at memorial high school to say goodbye to a loving wife, a dear mother and a daughter, whose faith was the cornerstone of her life.

"people knew her as a ball of fire, because she talked to people about the God he loved so much", said Larry Hubbard, the leader of the congregation of lerocque's Jehovah's witnesses.

Flanked by a dozen flower bouquets, one in the form of heart, Hubbard said that lerocque was completely dedicated to her husband, JASON AND HIS 6-Year-old daughter, Aliyah, and described the family as " some of the most affectionate , nice people we've met in life ".

"he always expressed his love for you, his family", said Hubbard. "she always talked about them, loved her family, loved her daughter, loved her husband... that's what makes it so hard, makes it so hard".

Lerocque, a devoted Jehovah's witness who grew up around Lowell, met her husband in a kingdom hall in billerica and loved cooking, cooking and picking up apples.

"each and every one of us, we are suffering really bad", said Hubbard. "we are grieving".

Hundreds of mourners filled the school auditorium while hundreds of people watched a live video at the gym. Throughout the memorial service, many of the gathered shed tears and sought the comfort of those who were at his side.

Lerocque, 42, was among the 58 people who were killed two weeks ago at a country music festival in Las Vegas. Hundreds of others were injured. 's husband said that he was one of the first people beaten when the shooting began and died because of his injuries despite a frantic attempt by strangers to take him to a truck and take her to a local hospital.

Jason, Rhonda, Aliyah and Jason's Father, Roy Lerocque, were in Las Vegas for the 91. Road Harvest Festival Roy Lerocque was looking at Aliyah in a hotel room when the shooting started. Aliyah, six years old, spent much of the monument with his head leaning on his father's shoulder.

In a statement, Jason Lerocque said that the community's Avalanche of support has been encouraging.

"Rhonda would have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of love, concern and support that so many have shown me, our daughter, Aliya, and our entire family", said lerocque. "Rhonda was the center of our universe, beautiful, talented and a person who made everything around her feel welcome and loved".

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/local_coverage/2017/10/tewksbury_woman_mourned

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