Michelle Collette Rolls
September 29, 1961 ~ February 18, 2025
It’s with heavy hearts that we announce Michelle Collette Rolls passed away on February 18th, 2025, in Atlanta, Georgia.
Michelle was born on September 29th, 1961, and raised in Genoa City, Wisconsin. Preceded in death by her father T. Edmond Rolls and survived by her mother Collette Rolls (Gilroy, CA) and her brother David Rolls (Las Vegas, NV).
Michelle graduated with honors from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee School of Engineering as an Industrial Engineer and worked for various companies in Milwaukee and Atlanta. After retiring, she later became a Certified Pharmacy Technician and enjoyed helping others through her employment and volunteering.
Michelle loved dogs and adopted her rescue dog Daisy shortly after moving to the Buckhead community in Atlanta, Georgia. They both volunteered at hospitals, cancer centers and nursing homes, bringing joy to everyone they visited. Michelle was also an Organ Donor.
In lieu of flowers, Michelle wished for donations to the following organizations.
Atlanta Lab RescuePO Box 250206Atlanta GA 30325
Happy Tails Pet TherapyP.O. Box 767961Roswell, GA 30076
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Michelle was probably the 1st person of our peers that I ever met
We both shared many good times in Scouts and as friends . When my dog Violet came into my life she was so supportive
The Earth lost a great person but Heaven is an even better place
God Bless
Michelle and I started small group together from Buckhead Church. She came to my home and we learned and ate together. I got a new job that required me to travel and this puppy mom was so stressed. She immediately said Sophie can stay with me and Daisy. What a blessing she was to me and a good friend. I always got cute snuggle picture updates. May God bless you David and Mrs Rolls. I know there’s a hole where Michelle’s beautiful spirit was. Love and prayers. Lilly Tripp
I met Michelle and Daisy through Happy Tails Pet Therapy. She was a loving and caring person and great volunteer. She will be missed by many.
I met Michelle and Daisy while volunteering for Happy Tails and had the pleasure of visiting Winship Cancer Institute with them. Michelle was such a kind and gentle person, an open and loving presence for patients receiving chemotherapy. I am so sorry that she is gone, but I know that the love she shared will live on in the hearts of the people whose lives she touched.
Michelle was one of my first clients at Fitness Together. She was kind, always on time, and we just shared a lot of stories and laughs.
Please accept my condolences, this is incredibly sad and I know the family has been through a lot.
I met Michelle through visits with Happy Tails Pet Therapy. She was a kind and gentle lady and loved her dog. Together they brought joy to many people. I am so sorry for your loss.
I had the honor of being Michelle’s neighbor, and she took care of my pups occasionally. Her love for animals was infectious, and her kindness and optimism and humor were always a light. Her passing is a loss for so many, and our building is dimmer without her. Sending my condolences to her friends and family and all that had that honor to know her. – Lara F.