Birth date: Nov 17, 1952 Death date: Jul 1, 2017
Brian James Rosati On Saturday, July 1, 2017 in Leesburg, VA. Beloved husband of Lorraine R. Rosati and brother of Tom Rosati. Friends may call on Thursday, July 6 from 2-4pm and 6-9pm at Loudoun Funeral Chapel 158 Catoctin Circle Read Obituary
Hey Bri,
Coming up on 4 years, where does the time go? Think of you often.
VL
I was thinking of you today, and just though I'd look at your picture online, and then I see it's 3 years ago today that you left us. Funny how the mind works. Never forgotten and well missed.
VL
It is with regret that I unintentionally and quite accidentally discovered this. Brian was my cousin and his father Thomas was my fathers brother. When I was young their family would come visit and we all enjoyed memorable times together. It was a different age then, when family was seemingly more significant than it is today. I felt a real kinship with him. I called him a few years back and it is somewhat of a consolation knowing that I was able to speak with him prior to his passing. Lorraine, I wish you the best and I'm sorry for your loss.
Very Sincerely and Respectfully, Richard Rosati
Lorraine,
I had received a call from Tommy the other day and I knew it had to be sad news. On behalf of my brother, and my sisters, I want to extend our sincere condolences. Growing up as cousins, we were never as close as we should have been.Then one day while living on Staten Island, Brian looked me up and showed up at my house. He was living right down the block from me. We picked up like we never skipped a beat, going out to eat every so often, and sharing our love of fishing and collecting trains. Before moving to Virginia, he made me a fishing pole, one that I still use to this day. Now it will have an even more special meaning. He was a good man, with a big heart, and he will be missed. My thought and prayers go out to you and your family. All the best.
Vinny Lobritto
Lorraine, I am praying for you and your family at this time. You were an amazing source of strength for Brian during the tough times. I'm sure he will always be with you and I hope you can find comfort in knowingl that there are so many sympathetic people who are by your side now. Please let me know if there is anything that I can do. My Sincere Condolances, Doreen
Luckily some how we had tickets for the 1976 playoff finale at Yankee stadium when chris chambliss hit that walk off home run to win the pennant. Brian was on my left and when cham bliss hit the shot, Brian immediately slammed me on the back and jumped for joy. It was like getting hit by a sledgehammer. We hugged and laughed for hours on the train ride home. We always talked about that game and how happy we both felt. There was no better guy to be happy with. That smile of his wanted you to keep on being happy. Rest now my man and choose up sides upstairs. You will always win now
It was a sincere pleasure meeting Brian. He touched my heart that Sunday. Brian opened my eyes significantly to how the world can change you in a blink of an eye and how not to drown in your personal sorrows, because there is always someone out there less fortunate than you, continuing to hold their head high. Thank you for inviting me in and introducing the fantastical music of Herbie Hancock, who now I personally play in my own time. You had a beautiful soul and dance fever. I am blessed to have met you and Lorraine, I could tell you loved her dearly! You still managed to teach her how to fire up the grill, make an amazing dinner and find happiness within; to shimmy and shake with her. You amazed me. It was an absolute blessing meeting you. You will truly be missed. Lorraine, you are a phenomenal woman and wife. The patience and love you had for Brian was impeccable. God bless you truly. You two will forever hold a special place in my heart.
Love Always, Ashley
Dear Lorraine,
I am so sorry about the passing of Brian. I am sure that you are feeling sad and overwhelmed by his loss. Take care of yourself during this challenging time, and if I can help, please let me know.....Kim Bender.
It is with great sorrow and sadness to hear about Brian. I have known Brian as a patient for over 15 years. Even though most of our time together was in the office, I felt that he was a friend that I have known all my life. He was one of the nicest and humble persons I have ever known. I will truly miss him.
I am praying for Lorraine and his family during this time and hope that they are comforted and supported by the Lord's grace and understanding.
Dr. Brent Burger
