Our friend Thomas Rossiter is battling an aggressive form of cancer that he initially thought was a sinus infection.
Thomas is a dearly loved member of our community whose focus shines not only on his family but also local causes that are close to all our hearts. He is involved with the Down Syndrome Festival, Upward Transitions, the Urban Land Institute, and the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra. Steve Lackmeyer recently wrote a wonderful article describing just a bit of his impact on our town: http://newsok.com/article/5593008/okc-banker-thomas-rossiter-works-to-build-okc-while-fighting-a-personal-battle
Thomas is a role model and a mentor to many in our community, and now we'd like to show him and his family the same support that he has shown us so many times in the past.
Thomas is a dearly loved member of our community whose focus shines not only on his family but also local causes that are close to all our hearts. He is involved with the Down Syndrome Festival, Upward Transitions, the Urban Land Institute, and the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra. Steve Lackmeyer recently wrote a wonderful article describing just a bit of his impact on our town: http://newsok.com/article/5593008/okc-banker-thomas-rossiter-works-to-build-okc-while-fighting-a-personal-battle
Thomas is a role model and a mentor to many in our community, and now we'd like to show him and his family the same support that he has shown us so many times in the past.
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Yvonne Rossiter
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