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If you run everything from a single launch file, you can add the required="true" attribute to your controller node, which will cause roslaunch to stop all of the other nodes when your controller node exits.

See http://wiki.ros.org/roslaunch/XML/node for a more detailed description of all of the attributes to the <node> tag and what they do.

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