Bruce Rollins- Final Wishes and End Of Life Costs

On Thursday, December 23rd, we lost our father, Bruce R. Rollins unexpectedly, two days before Christmas. We, his family are deeply hurt and saddened by his sudden passing.

Unfortunately, we were not prepared for his unexpected passing and are humbly asking for help in properly respecting his final wishes and anything else that may arise in the following months. This is something we hoped we’d never have to do. We were not mentally, physically or financially ready and unsure of where to turn. Any amount, no matter how small, would greatly help at this time.

My father, Bruce, was loved by so many. In his time on this earth, he was there for anyone and everyone that ever needed help. He always did anything in his power to help those in need, whether asked or not. He loved his whole family fiercely. He was an amazing husband and father, and an even better grandfather to all his grandchildren. We are still in shock and processing his passing. My family and I appreciate all of your condolences, prayers, and help at this time.

As of right now, our main concern is taking care of him and properly respecting his final resting wishes. This can be rather costly and we are struggling to work it out, while also mourning him at the same time. There are many other financial situations that still need to be figured out. We are doing our best, as a family to work it out.

This is very hard for me, asking for help. But pride aside, things need to be taken care of immediately. Thank you in advance for anything you’re able to give, even sharing would be a great help. Myself and my family humbly thank you all, more than you know. My father will be incredibly missed- by us, the rest of our family and so many more.

My father, Bruce Rollins is survived by his wife Donna, son Christopher (daughter in law Tiaisha), daughter Sara (son in law Cacique), and four grandchildren Tehya, Ryder, Riley and Naiah. He is also survived by, his mother Betty, sister Susanne, brother Kenny and many nieces and nephews.

With so much thanks and love,

Sara Rollins