Wesley David Rossman

Wesley David Rossman was welcomed into the Kingdom of Heaven by his Lord and Savior on Wednesday, June 11, 2025. Wes was born on January 19th, 1967, to Robert and Mary Rossman to join his five siblings as the youngest of six children. He was a devoted husband to his loving wife of 18 years, Angela Carter Rossman, and father to his children Stephen, Christian, and Meagan. Wes was known for his devotion to duty, love for people, kindness, patience, and always engaging spirit. He was cherished for his self-sacrificing, giving nature. Wes graduated from Grace Community High School in 1985. He then went on to earn his BBA from the University of Texas at Tyler graduating in 1993. He immediately joined the work force to gain experience in investigations and security and the legal organizations which led him to become a specialist in Information Technology. He later went on to join the Texas Office of the Attorney General as an IT Specialist Team Lead for the last 15 years. Wes was a pillar to the OAG IT organization, having served with unwavering dedication. As an original ISSS and essential member of the End User Services team, he supported many through continuous changes and won numerous awards. Wes met and later married Angi in October 2006. Together they raised three successful children and built their dream home in the country while pursuing their careers. They lived on property next to his parents where he steadfastly watched over them representing the family in day-to-day care. He and Angi were the hosts for many family gatherings for holidays and celebrations where they were always gracious hosts to all who came to visit. Outside of his family, Wes’ passions included music, the Dallas Cowboys, and the culinary arts. He was not just a fan of these passions but an avid participant and practitioner. In music, his passion led to mastering several instruments, writing songs, and composing. He was a private music historian, following the classic rock bands of the mid eighties to early nineties, “Hair Band Era”. Karaoke was one of his favorite past times. He loved and often engaged in conversations with band mates or anyone who wanted to discuss music. He followed the Dallas Cowboys for decades as an avid fan. Sundays were reserved for Dallas Cowboy games during football season – anything and everything related to the Cowboys. He would often text with family before, during and after the game with special insight as if he were in the booth on Monday Night Football. Many times, it was hard to match his enthusiasm. One of his great passions was creating in the kitchen. He had the knack for blending ingredients to make just the right sandwich or “momelet” – this was his outlet for creating a masterpiece. Then he would share his creation on Facebook with such incredible pride as to assume that all who viewed would want to taste his concoction. More than all these passions, Wesley David Rossman was in love with all people – especially Angi. He expressed his love for her with such great passion that it seemed there were no bounds to contain it. He loved the opportunity to experience creation in the form of engaging in relationships through family, neighbors, work, and life. He filled his time with duty and devotion to all tasks given to him. There was no one who did not feel the love he shared for life and the freedom he felt in living it. Wes is survived by his wife, Angi, his children, Stephen Rossman of Rocksprings, Tx; Christian Rossman of Temple, Tx; and Meagan Rossman (Abby) of Barksdale Air Force Base, LA. Wes is also survived by siblings Mike Rossman of Georgetown, Tx.; Bryan Rossman (Susan) of Tyler, Tx; Cindy Rossman Harper of Tyler, Tx; Pam Rossman of Plano, Tx; and Kathy Epperson of Houston, Tx. Wes is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by mother and father, Dr. Robert and Mary Rossman; brother, Mark A. Rossman; brother-in-law, John Harper; niece Kelli Ann Harper and his children’s mother, Cynthia. A memorial service will be held at Stewart Family Funeral Home on June 28th at 10am. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial gifts in his name be sent to either of the following: Open Arms Foundation which provides housing for cancer patients who must travel for treatment. https://openarmsfoundation.networkforgood.com Song of Hope which provides musical instruments and lessons to underprivileged children who are ill or children of fallen soldiers. https://texasmusicproject.org

Wesley David Rossman

January 19, 1967 - June 11, 2025