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Obituary of Rochelle Anne Brohl
July 4, 1938 – March 30, 2025
Rochelle Anne (nee: Wagner) Brohl. Age 86 of Riverview.
Rochelle Anne (Wagner) Brohl passed away on March 30, 2025. She celebrated 86 years on her 4th of July birthday.
She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Donald and parents John J. and Irene Wagner. She leaves behind her loving sons, Jeffrey (Vickie) Brohl and Christopher (Maria) Brohl along with her wonderful grandchildren, Christopher M. (Nickie) Brohl, Bethany (TJ) Templin, Kelly (Thomas) Ellis, Rachel Brohl, and Jeffrey Brohl II. She was also blessed with Great-Grandchildren. Hayden Koch-Ellis, Sophie Templin, Thomas C. Ellis, Noah Templin, and Cole Ellis. A brother, James (Pamela) Wagner also survives who she loved and admired.
Rochelle was better known all her life by her nickname, "Shell". She served the Wyandotte community in various roles in her younger days. She was an especially proud member of the then Wyandotte General Hospital Board of Directors.
Funeral services and a mass to be held through Molnar Nixon Funeral Home on Thursday, April 3, 2025 at St. Vincent Pallotti at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Wyandotte.
In lieu of flowers, contributions are appreciated to Henry Ford Cancer Center, American Diabetes Association or Michigan Humane Society.
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