Support for the Rolle Family: Honoring Mike Rolle

It is with a heavy heart that we share that Michael Rolle passed away on June 28, 2024. He was the loving husband “Babe” of Elisa Rolle for 22 years, devoted father of Alessandra “Ale” and Dario “Chuco”.

Mike was born on February 17, 1973, in San Francisco, California and grew up in San Bruno, where he played soccer and was a star wrestler at Capuchino High School.

Elisa and Mike met in high school and quickly became the love of each other’s lives. Mike was a doting Daddy, he loved Ale and Dario more than anything in the world. His deep love for his family was seen by all, whether it was encouraging his children at Taekwondo, helping them with their homework, or simply spending time together. Mike also adored his dog, Frida, and enjoyed early morning walks with her. He cherished every moment he spent with them.

Mike served in the Army and California National Guard for 13 years and was a veteran of the Iraq war, serving two tours in 2003-2004. Being in the military was a passion and honor, he was a man of service to those he loved and to his country. He completed his apprenticeship after the war and spent 25 years as a plumber at UA Local 467.

Mike had a natural ability to connect with people and always put others first. He was caring, kind, generous and gentle. To meet him was to love him. When Mike wasn't working, he enjoyed cooking, gardening, reading and going to the happiest place on earth, a Grateful Dead show!

As Mike's family navigates this challenging time, we are reaching out to our community for your support. Your generous contributions will go directly to the Rolle family, helping them manage these immediate financial burdens and allowing them the space to grieve and heal. Any amount, no matter how small, will make a meaningful difference. In addition to financial support, we ask for your prayers and positive thoughts for Mike's family as they cope with this profound loss. Sharing this fundraiser with your network will also be immensely helpful in reaching as many compassionate individuals as possible.

Thank you for your kindness, generosity and support in this difficult time.