Tracie Bradford
I have lots of memories of you and with my family. You truly going to be missed.Til we meet again.
Birth date: Jul 1, 1972 Death date: Mar 22, 2020
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John William Rosenberger Jr., age 47, a resident of Cleveland, passed away Sunday, March 22, 2020 at the family residence. His father, John William Rosenberger Sr., his maternal grandparents, Lewis and Betty Stokes and his paternal grandparents, Leroy and Laura Rosenberger also preceded him in death. John Jr. worked for Peyton's for more than 12 years. He loved the outdoors including fishing, swimming and camping. He also loved Remote Control Cars. John Jr. loved building Hot Rod cars and was known for being a good car mechanic. Most of all he loved being a father and grandfather. John Jr. attended the Baptist Church.Survivors include his sons, Cody Rosenberger and John Leroy Rosenberger both of Cleveland, his grandchildren, Lauren, John Lucas and Nevaeh Rosenberger, his mother, Teresa Rosenberger and her companion Haskel W. Morrow of Cleveland, his sister, Laura Rosenberger Ralston and her husband Greg of Ellijay, Georgia, his half sister, Amy Rosenberger of Jacksonville, North Carolina, his half brother, John W. Rosenberger Jr. of California, his uncle, Moose Blevins of Cleveland and his 7 nephews, his 1 niece and several cousins also survive.There will be no services for the family at this time. The Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation Services North Ocoee Chapel has charge of the arrangements. You may share your condolences and your memories with the Rosenberger family at www.jimrushfuneralhomes.com.Read Obituary
I have lots of memories of you and with my family. You truly going to be missed.Til we meet again.
You will be missed John. Fly high
Its hard to believe your gone we had some good times growing up working on cars an going fishing an just hanging out in your back yard an drinking a few gonna miss you my friend
Dearest brother we did not grow up together shortly after you were born, but I remember when Teresa (Ma) brought you home, I was just a little girl so I thought you were a live baby doll they brought home just for me. I would dress you up in my baby doll dresses all the time. You looked so cute lol love you so much and this is almost to much to bare. Say hi to Daddy and give him a hug for me and tell him I love him.
Thoughts and prayers to your family! I remember you gave me my first tattoo those were some good times! Gone but never will be forgotten! RIP Rosenberger!
John was a part of my entire life...from the day I was born until the day God called him home. He was my big brother and I have so many memories I am thankful for. I looked up to him, followed him everywhere, wanted to be where he was, wanted to be doing whatever he was doing. As a child I always wanted him there and he was. As a teenager I wasn't always sure I wanted him there, but he was. But, the greatest memory he gave me I was an adult. A few days before he passed, I needed him one more time. I didn't have to say anything, he knew. I leaned over his bed to hug and kiss him and tell him I'd see him again Thursday. At his weakest, barely able to talk or move himself without help, I felt both his arms wrap around me. He let me just cry and sob all over him. He said "I'll be okay sis, it'll all be okay...I love you too." I needed that from him before he went away and he knew it. And one last time, like always he was there for me.
I will miss him EVERY single day and I love him ALWAYS!