The Macomb, Michigan community is heartbroken over the loss of Roman Watson, a sixth grader at L’Anse Creuse Public Schools, who passed away on September 2nd. Roman was a bright, loving, and sensitive young boy whose smile could light up any room. His life, though far too short, was filled with creativity, laughter, and the love he shared with family and friends.
Roman had a special passion for gaming and drawing. He loved letting his imagination run free, whether sketching characters on paper or exploring new adventures in his favorite games. These hobbies reflected his vibrant personality and the joy he found in expressing himself. Those who knew him best will forever remember the excitement in his eyes when he talked about the things he loved.
At home, Roman was deeply cherished by his family. He was a source of joy, comfort, and pride to his parents and siblings, who adored his affectionate nature and gentle spirit. To his friends, Roman was loyal, kind, and fun to be around—someone who always brought warmth and laughter to their lives.
Despite the love that surrounded him, Roman faced challenges that weighed heavily on his heart. He experienced bullying at school, which caused him great pain. His passing is a devastating reminder of how important it is to treat one another with kindness, compassion, and respect. No child should ever feel alone in their struggles, and Roman’s story urges us to do better—for him and for every child.
Roman’s memory will forever inspire his family, friends, and community to speak up against bullying, to offer support, and to make sure every child feels safe, valued, and loved. His life was a beautiful gift, and his light will continue to shine in the hearts of those who knew him.
A memorial service will be announced by Roman’s family, giving loved ones, classmates, and community members an opportunity to celebrate his life and honor the joy he brought into the world. While words can never capture the depth of this loss, Roman will be remembered always for his kindness, creativity, and the love he gave so freely.