Warren W. Roser

14 years passed, and I still think of Warren and the family often. He was the best of men, selfless, generous, and gave purpose to his life and others around him. Gone too soon from our eyes, but never left our hearts and minds...I hope the family is doing well❤

My deepest heartfelt sympathy go to you and the children. Your husband was a great man and the legacy he has left will grow and prosper for a very long time. I pray that god holds your hands and takes care of you and the children. just know that those here in Texas love you and are praying for your strength.

Rose, Brittany & Warren

My thoughts and prayers remain with you as you go thru each day without the love and support of Warren.
Warren will be missed by all that knew him and by many that never met him. The volunteer work he did was proof of the kind of man he was. The lives of those he touched will be forever changed, for the better, by Warrens generous donation of his time and many talents. Your memories of Warren will be with you always as they will be with so many...

I remember Warren from 45 years ago, letting Wayne and I follow him around if we didn't get too annoying with the little kid questions. Later on, when we went from kids to teens, I remember him talking and joking with us, sometimes laughing at our jokes too.
I haven't seen nor spoken with Warren in more than 25 years.
I'll miss him. I hope all of my friends in the Roser Clan come through this hard time well.

Dear Roser Family

We would like to extend our deepest condolences to your entire family. Warren was a very loving father and was very active in the community. He will be greatly missed. Our prays and thoughts are with you.

Love the Paciulli Family

Dear Rose, Brittany and young Warren,

Since we first met Warren long ago when Amanda was on the Tulips with Brittany, we were impressed by what a loving father and husband he was. Yet, he still had time to volunteer for the team and later-- for Holbrook and Boy Scouts. It's a rare man who embraces life and friendship the way that Warren did, and Tim and I feel blessed to have known him. We've missed being part of your lives as the girls went their separate ways in different schools...

Warren knew everyone and never hesitated to help someone on a moment's notice. He was a very important part of the Boy Scouts and Holbrook Chamber of Commerce...he restored cars...was a talented watch maker...volunteered for everything...he was quite possibly the most generous and selfless man I knew. He was an incredible father to his children and husband to his wife. There are certain people that pass through and touch our lives. I feel honored and priveleged to have known him in mine.

Rose, I can not tell you how sorry I feel for you. I hope that God will give you the strenght to keep on going.
With love for you and the kids.
Dad and Grandpa.