Help Us Honor Vincent Rouse's Memory

Dear Friends, Family, and Community,

It's with profound sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our beloved brother and son, Vincent Rouse. His departure has left a void in our lives that can never be filled.

Vincent was truly a man of the outdoors. He loved animals, was fascinated with reptiles and fish, and found solace in hiking and exploring nature. But his interests didn't stop there. Vincent also had a unique talent for drawing, a passion he carried throughout his life. His artwork, much like his spirit, was expressive and full of life.

Our brother was a hardworking man, dedicating his time to learning about landscaping and painting. His hardworking nature and dedication were inspiring to everyone around him.

Vincent leaves behind his mother Erika, and his siblings Janice, Robert, Juliana, and Quinton. His father, Larry, preceded him in passing. Despite the individual paths we have taken, the loss of Vincent affects us all profoundly.

The unexpectedness of Vincent's departure has caught us off guard, and we now seek your support to help us manage the financial responsibilities associated with his funeral costs and a Celebration of Life event. These ceremonies are crucial for us as we mourn Vincent's passing while also remembering and celebrating the joy he brought into our lives.

Every donation, no matter the size, will contribute towards ensuring that Vincent gets the farewell he deserves and that his memory is celebrated in a way that reflects the vibrant, joyful, and loving person he was.

We understand that these are challenging times for everyone, so even if you cannot contribute financially, we ask for your thoughts and prayers for our family as we navigate this difficult time. Sharing this campaign with your network would also be an invaluable contribution.

We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for any support you're able to provide, whether that is a donation, sharing this fundraiser, or simply keeping us in your thoughts. Vincent touched many lives, and it is comforting to know that his spirit lives on through the love and support of those who knew him.

With sincere gratitude,

Janice