Jim,

Its been 4 Christmas's without you and I miss you so much.  Sad how we take life for granted and our loved ones; when they are gone that is when reality sets in.  Remember things that should have been said and things that weren't said.  Oh how I wish we could have had that one more dance.  I remember we use to love dancing together.  Life changes things.  I love and miss you this Christmas and always.   Till we meet, save that dance for me.  

Loving you
Brenda

Brenda, I can't believe it's been 4 years.  When I got this reminder it made me smile because I have very fond memories of Jim. 

A very special Man.

Sincerely,

Les Reel

Today marks the 3rd year you have been gone from us, and just like the first day we met, you  are still my number 1.  I miss you everyday.  Wish you were here to share in the kids growing up and us getting older together.  One day, we will hold hands again on the other side.  Till then my loving husband, Rest High on that Mountain. 

Always Your Loving Wife

Brenda

Happy Birthday Jim Bob.................That'swhat my daughter always called you.

Fond memories my friend.

Les

Happy Birthday in heaven Jim!!! You are missed...

In four more days it will be your birthday.   Eight months ago you decide to make Heaven your home.   Not a day goes by that I dont wish you were here with me.
  Happy Birthday in Heaven.   Till we meet again
.  Love you All The Way To Heaven and Back!!

Forever Yours,

Bren

I really hate to hear this sad news..  Jim Rosser was the coolest DR Bailiff I've ever had the pleasure of knowing..   He always had my back when it came to Domestic Relations filings.. He would tell me what to clock in and what he got back.. Loved his zucchini bread that he would make..  Sure did miss him when he left..  Rest easy old friend  Heaven gained another angel.. Sending prayers for the family.. 😥🙏

I worked with Jim at Butler County DR court. He was always a caring person to all of us co workers. Although we did not know his family it was obvious how he loved them. My heart goes out to all of his family at this time of sorrow. 

Jim, aka Stamp Collector, was a wonderful friend of almost 40 years. He had a great sense of humor  and was a fantastic storyteller. Our Christmas time get-togethers were the greatest, flavored with Jim's  bourbon balls and his chocolate bourbon pecan pie. Thank you for your years of service to the state of Ohio and your community.  Well done my friend. I was always proud to be your friend. Rest in Peace in the arms of Our Lord. 

My sympathies to all of Jim’s family and friends. I meet JIM through my journeys to and from Centerville on 63 and I-75. Talking on the CB radio. I was taking my boys to a private school, Jim was always pleasant and I had the privilege of meeting his wonderful wife, BRENDA, at one of the many CB friends Christmas parties.  He made a killer pecan pie 😀. Lost contact but had a surprise meeting when I found myself in divorce court he was so helpful and understanding .  My oldest son now is in command of the Hamilton post what a coincidence.  God bless ur family in this time of sorrow  He will be greatly missed
Peggy “hotwheels “ 

I was shocked and saddened to hear of Jim’s passing.
I worked with Jim for years at Domestic Relations Court. His gruff exterior hid his good heart.
If somebody or something was out of sorts, or we needed help, he made it his business to get things right. He always looked out for us.
My heart goes out to his family.

I was fortunate to work with Jim at Butler County Domestic Relations Court after he retired from the OSP.  I have so many memories of Jim.  He helped me gain more than a few pounds with his wonderful baking.  He could be tough as nails when dealing with the public and then, in the next moment, be crying when someone touched his heart.  He had a good sense of humor but also was probably one of the most stubborn people I ever met!  Most importantly, I worked with him in the court's domestic violence unit, which could be a pretty volatile place to work--lots of emotions, lots of drama.  I felt extremely well-protected by Jim and knew he had all of our backs.  He was devoted to his co-workers.  I never met you, Brenda, but my heart goes out to you.  And to Jason, who I did know, I wish I could give you a big hug.  Condolences to the entire family.  He will be missed.

I had the pleasure of working with Jim at DR Court in the Domestic Violence Unit for a few years. Jim was an amazing baker, quite funny with his stories and genuinely a nice person.  My thoughts go out to the Rosser family.

Jim and Brenda Rosser became my friends in the late 1970s and I was honored to take photos at his 30th birthday party, held the day after on May 25, 1979. I've always had a special place in my heart for law enforcement officers, but knowing Jim and his great kindness for everyone made our friendship 'a cut above.' Stamp Collector was his citizens band radio nickname/handle, but what really made him shine, shone out through his eyes and smile. As a retired Roadway Express truck driver who once lived near the Butler County OSHP Post, all my memories of that time in my life are good ones. Heaven gained a great new resident when Jim returned Home!

My heart is saddened from hearing the passing of a great guy.  Had the honor of working with Jim in DR Court after his retirement from OSP.  He was such a team player and a great cook. His family was his world. Jason and the family my heart breaks for you. May you RIP my friend. 

God surely gained another angel when he called you home. I never got to thank you for saving my brother and I, but i know we'll meet up again someday.  I'll be sure to thank you properly then. My deepest condolences to Jim's family and friends.

                                 
                                                Sissy Peavley

My big brother was one of a kind .He was always my rock.I have some many good ,funny ,sad memories with him.He is going to fly over Scumcinati and have a good laugh.He had a heart of Gold but would not like to hear you say that.Till we meet again I love you Big Guy.💔💔Your Sis Vicki 

To the Rosser Family:

Such sad news to learn the passing of such a good man, friend, and Brother. Remembering all the great times spent with Jim as our paths crossed in law enforcement. Please accept my Sympathy and may Trooper Jim Rosser Eternally Rest In Peace.

OBITUARY

James L. Rosser

May 24, 1949 – September 27, 2020

Anderson Funeral Home

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