Rosie was my mother in law for 17 years before Frank went home to be with the Lord. She was like a mother to me and I loved her very much.

The service was amazing and personal. My Mom is so awesome. I wrote a poem that I read there and I would like to share it here. Until My Time I miss her, I miss her so much I love her, I love her so much It hurts, it hurts, the pain when you lose someone it just hurts so much. An ache, like no other that's what it is when you lose your Mother. Like the footprints in the sand that's how OUR relationship began. Thank you God oh thank you God for the knowledge to understand. I use and cherish her reprimand. I miss her, I miss her so much I love her, I love her so much Now she's where I want to be with Luke, Frank, Dad, Ross, Aunt Daisy, Grandma and Thee. It's not my time, I accept that Lord Just take this ache and use it for Your will, not mine and I receive Your peace Until my time

Sorry to hear of your loss. I havent seen Rosie for a few years, but remember her while I worked at the Carlinville National Bank. We used to have some good visits.

I worked with Rosie at Carlinville Hosp. in the 70's. We worked hard, but had a lot of fun too. Although I lost track of her as my family grew, I often thought of her and wondered how she was. When my first baby was born in 1974, she sent me 3 red roses stating, "Then there were 3." That really touched my heart. She was a very special person.I am so sorry for your loss. May God bless you.