MICHAEL "MIKE" ROSENBERG

Wishing continued strength to the family. Keith Richter is a dear friend and I saw the notice in the Jewish Journal.

I will miss his friendship, texts, calls, articles, announcing the football games, we all know that voice, being a huge part of the Bedford Community. Mike and Dawn coming into the diner every Friday and taking pictures of their food and sending it to their daughters. We would take pics of them, and as I always say "take the pics and create the memories" you just never know. As I listened to all the speakers at his service on Thursday I am amazed what Mike accomplished not just in his life...

I can echo Mike's beautiful statement as well. I remember visiting my friend Dave Boffa who played for the Astros as well, and getting a first hand look at Mike Rosenberg the coach. Mike had a radio playing the celtics vs lakers finals game which was cool. Mike made everyone feel special and it seemed like I was witnessing The Bad News Bears in action because Mike made everybody into a character and everybody felt like they had a important role on the team. Those memories from that one...

Deepest condolences to our sister in law Helen Rosenberg and the whole family. The Landau´s are so sad for your loss.

So sorry to hear of Mike's passing. My condolences to the entire Rosenberg family. I knew Mike since he drafted me on the Astros a long, long, time ago! He loved coaching sports, talking sports, reporting on sports, and always had a smile on his face and joke at the ready. I recall playing for the Bedford Babe Ruth championship with his beloved Astros and while the other team looked tense and nervous, Mike played a comedy routine on our bench to keep us all laughing and loose before the...

Mike was a special man. I met him, like so many others, at Bedford Athletics event. I was an assistant football coach in the booth and Mike would announce the Friday night football games. He would have a boom box that had a cassette player and he would play the national anthem from a tape before the game began. One night he pushed the button and nothing came out - In true Mike fashion he grabbed the mic and sang a perfect rendition of the national anthem - and the game went on. Thank You...

My condolences to my sister in law Rebecca, Dawn and Sarah. I´m shocked at this loss. I never got to spend a lot of time with Mike but the times that I did you could see the love he had for his family and grandchildren. He was such a fun person to watch as he always had great stories. My prayers to his wife and his entire family. God bless .