Bryan Rose

Bryan Juan Rose, affectionately known as “B,” “B-Rose,” or “B-Love,” was born on September 24, 1986, in Fairfax, VA to Kevin Darnell Rose and the late Debra Taylor-Rose. He was the third child of their union and the fourth of six children overall. Bryan departed this life on Sunday, November 24, 2024, at the age of 38. At a young age, Bryan accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior and was baptized by Bishop Floyd Brown Jr., This pivotal moment marked the beginning of his deep faith journey. Bryan was a dedicated choir member, sharing his love for the Lord through his remarkable singing voice, which inspired and uplifted everyone who heard him. Bryan graduated from Osbourn High School in 2006, where he was known for his vibrant personality. Whether he was dressing up as characters, cracking jokes as the class clown, or showcasing his powerful voice, Bryan had a unique way of making an impact on everyone he met. Bryan began his professional career in 2004 as an assistant manager at Kids Foot Locker, where he quickly showcased his dedication and leadership. He later worked as a customer service representative at Fresh Start Financing, known for his ability to connect with people. In 2013, he transitioned into the hospitality industry as a front desk associate and night auditor. With his warm personality and exceptional work ethic, Bryan thrived in this field, building meaningful relationships with colleagues and guests. Bryan could brighten the darkest days. He was a walking ray of light that touched everyone in his path. From his daily motivational walks, his ‘Good Mornin’ show, his gift for humor, and his storytelling, he had the natural ability to inspire and uplift. He was also a visionary with an exceptional sense of style, always dressing to impress with flair and confidence. His creative spirit and sharp eye for fashion led him to establish B. Rose Hats and Designs, a business where he showcased his unique talent for creating stylish, custom hats and clothing. Through his designs and impeccable taste, Bryan left a lasting impression wherever he went. In May 2021, Bryan relocated to Georgia, embarking on a new chapter in his life. He continued his career in the hospitality industry, where his warm personality and exceptional work ethic left an indelible mark on his new community. During this time, Bryan joined First Pentecostal Church of Buford and rededicated his life to Christ under the leadership of Pastor Jordan Copeland. As an active member, he used his gifts to serve and build meaningful relationships within the body of Christ. His faith flourished as he connected with his church family, touching those around him through his joyful spirit, devotion, and love for others. Music was an integral part of Bryan’s life. His singing voice was truly a gift, and his performances of songs like “I Won’t Complain,” “Stand,” and “He’s Able” resonated with all who listened. Bryan leaves to cherish his memory his father, Kevin Darnell Rose (Francina); his brothers, Michael (Tasha) and Kevin Nelson, Mekous Rose, Thomas (Alexis) and Timothy Keith; his aunts, Wanda Betts, LaVonne Rose (Cleveland), and Deneen Rose; his uncles, Karl Rose, Kriss Rose, Keith Rose (Brenda), William G. Taylor (Theresa), Larry Taylor (Linda), Michael “Ron” Taylor, and Gregory Taylor (Desiree). He is also survived by his nieces, Callie Keith and Chassidy Rose; his nephews, Cassadine Rose, Caiden and Cameron Keith; and a host of cousins and friends who will forever remember his infectious laughter, soulful songs, and unwavering love. Bryan was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Debra Taylor-Rose; paternal grandparents, Marlene and Floyd Rose Jr., and his maternal grandparents, Alice and William Taylor Sr.; his sister, Tonia Rose; his niece, Diamond Rose; his aunts, Barbara Taylor and Teresa Moore; and his uncles, Calvin and William T. Taylor Jr. Bryan’s life was a testament to the power of the Lord, love, and laughter. From “Good Mornin” to “Peek-a-Boo” and “Micoto Ciato”, His memory will continue to shine brightly in the hearts of all who were blessed to know him.

Bryan Rose

September 24, 1986 - November 24, 2024