FORT WORTH-Marco Antonio Rosas Sr. went to the big dance on Wednesday, January 8, 2020 at the age of 55.
Celebration of life: 10 a.m. Saturday, January 25, 2020 at Arlington Heights United Methodist Church, 4200 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, Texas 76107. Marco never wanted anyone to be sad, so please do not dress sad when you attend his service.
Marco was born Saturday, May 16, 1964 in Mexico City to Daniel and Maria Del Refugio Salazar Rosas. Marco stayed involved in pee wee football for more than 20 years. He loved all types of vehicles and Motor Trend was his favorite channel on TV. He loved all sports teams from Houston, and any team that was playing against the Dallas Cowboys. Marco was able to beat dialysis for over 12 years, until he was called home for bigger and better things. He never stopped working even after he was diagnosed with end stage renal failure. His work ethics and drive is what helped keep his family going for those 12 years he was in treatment. Marco will be deeply missed by his family.
Brown Owens & Brumley Family Funeral Home
425 S. Henderson St.
(817) 335-4557
Sending you so much love during this time. You’re father was a game changer for many young men.
Mr. Rosas was a wonderful man who leaves an amazing legacy of love. He will be missed
My Condolences Brother, he has a great son to be proud of, your kindness, giving attitude is a testament to the Man he was in his life.
My prayers and condolences to all the family.
May he now Rest In Peace.
I was honored to know Marco. And to be a part of his life prayers and to you brother in law.
I was totally surprised when Marco’s obituary was posted on Aldine’s alumni page because I didn’t know he had passed. This breaks my heart to hear. He was always a sweetheart to me. Praying for the Rosas family on the loss of a great man. He is now at pain-free peace with the Lord.
Rest In Peace Marco. See you on the other side. Keep on rocking on!
May Jesus welcome you with open arms as you ascend into heaven. Prayers to you and your family. My best memories of you were in Aldine Sr. High. You were a great person. See you soon brother!!!!
It is with a very heavy heart that I bid thee farewell, Toto. You may now pick up with family in the heavens where you had left off. Godspeed. Prayers for my sister, Rachel, and my nephew and niece, Gabby and MJ. Always my love.
Mimi