About Nate
Nate the Great
That’s what our family called Nathon Rosini when we all lived in Michigan. He bounced around cities and states for a bit, but soon realized his heart was in Madison. He truly was a creator of the night and loved everything Madison had to offer. He was always promoting some show or bands that we just “had” to check out, because we were lucky they cane to Madison at all.
From shows to restaurants, he definitely knew Madison and what was cool. Nate was basically Professor Cool. He was opinionated, and would argue to the death about why you should agree with him. He lived his life to the fullest and was very passionate about his beliefs. He worked at the Hair Forum on University for over a decade, lived downtown, and would bike everywhere. My brother and I were very close—we rode the streets and bike paths of Madison together almost every Sunday.
I know he is now a missing puzzle piece to the fabric of my life that can never be replaced. But that just means I need to strengthen the connection of the leftover pieces. I need to pull family closer and strengthen the connections of those who loved and knew my brother. I truly am a better person for knowing him, and I’ll always be here for my family and the extended family Nate has created. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I have mad love for you all!