Christopher E. Roser

Chris became the brother I never had while serving with him in Groton, Connecticut in 1980. We were each other´s Best Man, had numerous adventures in South Florida, and shared family gatherings. On his passing it was the recognized military Veterans Day observance as the 11th was a Saturday. Chris was an outstanding Sailor, healthcare professional and father. Today has marked 7-years passing without his kindhearted personality and humor. God bless his beautiful family.

I am so sorry to hear of this loss. My deepest condolences to the family during this difficult time. I will continue to remember you in my prayers. Don't hesitate to contact me if there is anything I can do to help. -Pastor Andy McCutcheon (Wesleyan Community Church in Shokan)

So sorry to hear your sad news.
Jody

A tribute to my friend. The brother that I never had. We grew up in a time when Coke was Coke and the deposit bottles tossed by others kept us in the product. Gas was cheep & cars of quality. We enjoyed the town pool, recreation, the activities with other families. Beer weekends @ Davis park and all of the parties the community would allow. (And the stories he told). Time with the Roser family was good as well as a clo se relationship with my family.
Football & basketball games, boy...

My thoughts and prayers are with his wife and family.
Chris and I went to grade school and graduated high school together.
This is so sad to hear at such a young age and so quick. I pray he didn't suffer during his illness.
Rest in peace Chris. Thank you for your services for our country.

I'm so sorry to hear of Chris' passing. Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Tricia Sandridge-Hicks

So very sorry to learn of his passing. Heartfelt sympathy to the entire family in this time of loss. With fond memories

Sita Anderson and Jody Hoyt

Burnelle and Adrianna,
We love you and continue our prayers for you both.
Charlene and Gary and family