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I Will Make You Proud: A Eulogy for My Mom - Calvin Rosser
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My amazing mom, Sheri Rosser, took her own life and died on my birthday. This is the eulogy I delivered at her funeral to celebrate her life.
I Will Make You Proud: A Eulogy for My Mom - Calvin Rosser Skip to content I Will Make You Proud: A Eulogy for My Mom Reading Time: 8 minutes My amazing mom, Sheri Rosser, took her own life and passed on my birthday. Below is the eulogy I delivered at her funeral to remember and celebrate the 25 years we spent together. A Eulogy for My Mom The Reality I’d like to start with what I’m grateful for. I’m grateful for my family. We are a small, but tight group. They have been an incredible source of strength in the past few weeks and did the real work to make this service happen. Thank you. I am al
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