Vera Lee Rosser, 78, of Bronx, NY, passed away on February 26, 2023 after a long battle with various health issues. Vera was born on January 11, 1945 to Dobbie and Mary Sanders in Fairfield, Alabama . She grew up in a household with 13 siblings, and was fondly nicknamed “Number 11”.  After graduating from Fairfield Industrial High School in May, 1963, she landed her first job as a Clerk at the Federal Reserve for 23 years. She met and got married to Freddie Rosser, in 1969, going on to have one child, Fredrick J. Rosser. When Vera had Fredrick, she dedicated her life to being a wonderful mother. She excelled at propping up members of her family and friends supporting them through the many passions and difficulties of their lives. Vera diligently walked  beside Freddie with love through life’s challenges and rewards. She encouraged and supported her son, Fredrick to realize his dream of becoming a music producer. She made it her mission to be a constant source of comfort and support to her family and friends touching  the lives of many others. Vera was passionate about being a dedicated wife and mother, helping others, and being a wizard at the culinary arts. When she wasn’t filling her home with warmth and love through her gift at cooking a hearty southern meal accompanied by various scrumptious desert treats; she could be found watching the Home Shopping Network or QVC making a purchase for the people she loved, even if they thought she had already gotten them enough. Vera was a beloved wife and mother to her son and many other children in her neighborhood not mentioned formally.  Her memory lives on in our hearts, minds and legacy of good works she has done throughout her life. We will love and miss her greatly forever. May her soul rest in peace and spirit ever present in our lives.❤️❤️ Vera was predeceased by parents Dobbie and Mary Sanders, and siblings Curtis Sanders, Bernice Sanders-Green, Dolores Sanders-Ford, Laurine Sanders, James Sanders, Doris Hunter, Chester Sanders, Clarence Sanders. She is survived by her husband, Freddie Rosser, son Fredrick Rosser, daughter-in-law Kamesha Rosser, remaining siblings Betty  Sanders-Todd, Mary Sanders, RE Sanders and Patricia Sanders-Thomas and a host of nieces and nephews who loved her deeply.