Proper noun
Rossman (plural Rossmans)
A surname from German.
A major remodel to the Rossman resource room (special education room) included new flooring and millwork, as well as a new kitchenette in the back (not pictured) that allows students to practice their cooking skills. Source: Internet
Credit cards analyst Ted Rossman said 80% of Americans surveyed are guilty of reusing their online passwords — the most common questionable behavior. Source: Internet
Mrs. Stratton was born December 27, 1917, in Homer, to Don and Kathryn (Whitcomb) Rossman, and attended Homer High School. Source: Internet
Rossman’s law partner Gerard Mantese told the news service that Rossman did not want to be too closely linked to the story. Source: Internet
The foodie crowd is checking out just-opened gastropub, helmed by former Garden Table chef Ian Rossman and owned by Chris Baggott, an ExactTarget cofounder who has switched gears to focus on farming and food in Greenfield, where he lives. Source: Internet
He is survived by his wife of the past 10 years, Margaret Rossman, whose love and companionship made Wayman very happy. Source: Internet