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- Birth nameSharon Ruth Anderson
- SHARON ROCHA is the mother of Laci Peterson. After the murder of her daughter and unborn grandson, she has campaigned for victim's rights, and helped launch Laci and Conner's Law, which makes it a crime to harm a fetus during an attack on a pregnant woman. The law, specifically the Unborn Victims of Violence Act, was signed into law by the President in April 2004. She lives in California.
- SpousesDennis Rocha(July 19, 1969 - 1976) (divorced, 2 children)Ron Grantski(July 19, 1969 - April 8, 2018) (his death)
- ChildrenDarrin Frank Grantski
- ParentsClifton Howell AndersonElta Anderson
- RelativesValery Jean Anderson(Sibling)Ronny Wayne Anderson(Sibling)Susan Aquino(Sibling)Rubie Golart(Aunt or Uncle)Rachel Sue Rodriguez(Niece or Nephew)Edgar Ernie Gann(Grandparent)Esther Gladys Remy(Grandparent)Renee Sally Rodriquez(Niece or Nephew)
- Mother of Brent Rocha (b. 1971) and Laci Peterson (1975-2002).
- Grandmother of Conner Peterson (2002-2002) ,and Antonio Rocha.
- Former mother-in-law of Scott Peterson (b. 1972) and Rose Rocha.
- Granddaughter of Edgar Ernie Gann and Esther Gladys Remy.
- Second of four children.
- If Laci were here now she would be absolutely amazed at the outpouring of love and concern for her and Conner. I know, in my heart, that she is fully aware of the love we have for her.
- Laci and Conner left us on Christmas Eve. I know that God has been watching over them. He sent them back to us on Good Friday. Now, we can bring them home where they belong.
- On December 24, 2002 shortly after 5:15 PM I received a phone call and heard the devastating words that would forever change my life "LACI'S MISSING". I knew in my heart that something terrible had happened to my daughter and my grandson. My world collapsed around me. Since receiving that phone call we have been living a terrible nightmare.
- In my mind I keep hearing Laci say to me, 'Mom, please find me and Conner and bring us home. I'm scared, please don't leave us out here all alone. I want to come home. Please don't stop looking for us.' I feel that Laci and Connor could no longer wait to be found, so last week they came to us.
- Laci and her unborn child did not deserve to die. They certainly did not deserve to be dumped in the bay and be sent to a watery grave as though their lives were meaningless. Laci meant the world to me; she was my only daughter, she was my best friend.
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