I can remember visiting Mr Rosser as a young daughter of missionary parents. Our visits in Virginia would include some of my favorite things; good food, good stories and being either on or near the water. The end of our visit would often include our family driving away in a new-to-us vehicle.
As I became an adult, I grew to appreciate many characteristics of Mr Rosser. His genuine interest in people, his humility and generosity were all admired. His depth of love for our Savior and love of God’s word was so evident in every aspect of his life. So much so that when our culture says it is ok to coast into the finish line, Mr Rosser was just getting started. Who sprints the last third of a marathon? Well, Mr Rosser! He ran into those pearly gates with every last bit of energy poured out for the Lord. “Well done, good and faithful servant “