Birth date: Jul 6, 1921 Death date: May 22, 2020
ROSCOE DWALING VAN BUREN July 6, 1921 – May 22, 2020 Roscoe Dwaling Van Buren entered into eternal peace on May 22, 2020, with his daughters by his side. Born July 6, 1921, in New Orleans, Louisiana, he was one of fourteen child Read Obituary
I have just today learned of Roscoe’s passing.
I worked with him at Madigan Hospital. He was an amazing human being. I learned so much from him & he touched many hearts. I am privileged to have known him.
Roscoe was one of the nicest gentlemen in the Master Gardener program. I worked at the Extension from 2000-2010 and enjoyed his friendship. My daughter became a MG and worked several clinics with Roscoe and they became fast friends, despite their age difference (51 years). She has a heart transplant in 2013 and he called her and sent cards. Such a good man. I’m sorry for your loss.
It was always nice to see Uncle Roscoe when he would come to New Orleans. I remember that he would always stay a day or two with my dad. I know that you will miss him as much as I miss my dad. Sending to you all of my thoughts and prayers. May he rest in heaven.
Gardell Van Buren, daughter of Gardy Van Buren, granddaughter of Eugene Van Buren
Sincere condolences and heartfelt sympathy. The Sims Family.
Iris, Adrienne, Karyn, and all of our family in the northwest; You have our deepest sympathies on the passing of Uncle Roscoe. We pray that God will comfort you and keep you. One of my fondest memories of Uncle Roscoe was when I was a young child, when Uncle Roscoe visited my mothers house it was like a holiday for all of us. We deeply loved and respected Uncle Roscoe and we honor his memory. I say this with no reservations, to me he was the greatest of all of my uncles.
Benny J. Druilhet , son of Lytha VanBuren Druilhet
Sincere condolences to the family of Brother Roscoe Van Buren. May God continue to bless and comfort you with the love that only God can give.
Rev. & Mrs. Robert F. Kemp
809 NW 104th Street
Vancouver, WA 98685
Mr. Van Buren was such a blessing. He always had a word of encouragement. I am a single mom and he would always encourage me about raising my son.
It was always good to see Uncle Roscoe at my mom's house when he came down to visit. He was always so much fun and an awesome conversationalist. We will miss you Uncle Roscoe. Love you Rest in Heaven
Connie Gauff Ivy
Loved when he shared family stories. At Uncle Kings home going he was amazing.
He spoke of my mother and their lives growing up in New Orleans. The last time I saw him was at Bugs home going. Everyone said I look just like my mother. He insisted I looked like Aunt Mary Bell. Blood runs deep. To my aunt and cousins be strong in the Lord. Earth has not hurt heaven can't heal.
Love,
Dianne Doris Druilhet
