Rodrick Ambrose

Sitting here at my desk, and you came across my mind, as you often do. Two months today you left us and it still doesn't seem real. All a parent want is for someone to treat their children with respect and kindness, that was never my worry. I could not have prayed for a better husband for my daughter and father of my grandchildren, they truly had the best and I made sure I let you know that at every opportunity I had. Rod you were my son and I was your Momma T as you affectionately called me....

Roderick was a wonderful person. I knew him from years back (1996-1998) when he played AAU Basketball with my son, Jason Taylor. Roderick's mother, Dr. Margaret Ambrose, who is also my Soror (AKA, Inc.) helped to "man-the-ship" by providing support for our sons' growth and development. Our condolences to the FAMILY of Mr. Roderick Ambrose. We say farewell to a precious JEWEL.

Oh my dear Roderick just saddened You were an amazing student at S.U.Lab.I will never forget you.Rest on ❤♥Jacquelyn Washington professor at Southern Laboratory School 1989-1992.Rodrick's 5th grade teacher.God bless

Very gentle young man who was the epitome of respect for others. Rest in peace Roderick and God bless his family, wife and children.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Margaret, This is from Oliver and Jacqueline Jack. We remember all of our days traveling
With the boys when they played AAU BASKETBALL WITH THE BREEZE AS TEENAGERS. We are so sorry to hear about Rodrick. Those were some great time. We cherish the wonderful times with you and the others. You are in our prayers.
Love you Much! Jackie and Oliver

Although I only knew Rod a very short time, I can say with absolute confidence that he was a wonderful man with an absolutely beautiful wife and family. I am so incredibly sorry for your loss.

Sending love and a healing hug. May your hearts be consoled by the precious and fond memories you hold.