Michael E. Rossiter

Mike and I were racquetball partners when we worked together at Bosch. We were the best of friends. Mike was so much fun to hang out with. I moved to California and over the years we lost track of each other. I miss him.

Shared by steve grove on 12/19/2014 1:45 AM

I met Mike when his Dad, Paul, married my Aunt Dorothy in 1965. Mike played acoustical guitar and was a great folk singer back then. He was great fun to be around and loved bikes & cars, even back then. We always had a good time at family get togethers and I know his family and friends will really miss him. God bless him, rest in peace.

Shared by hank bechtel on 12/12/2014 8:58 PM

I enjoyed the times in my childhood when families would get together. Cousin Mike had a particular skill in expressing himself. Sometimes audacious, but always noteworthy, he never lacked in opinions. I admired his many interests and his active life-style in cars and bikes and things. While raising families took us in different directions and I did not get to experience many moments with Mike, I will always remember the fun times we had in our youth. I will not be coming to the funeral from our winter residence in California but I wish Gerry and Daisy and family well.

Shared by robin johnson on 12/11/2014 2:53 PM

All our sympathy to the family. Mike was a wonderful neighbor. We will really miss him, especially his jokes.

Shared by rich & janell buscemi on 12/11/2014 1:03 PM