Carol. Connie and I were long-time friends with Rosalie. We were all fortunate that we got to visit with Rosalie several times before she passed away. We had so much fun talking about our high school years, the Junior and Senior dances we attended and all the things that had happened to us in-between the years after graduation. Sure wish our friend Rosalie could be here with us today.
Rosalie and I were BFF's for all of high school and continued after we both married and had children. We shopped Costco together, watched each others kids, vacationed together as families and always said we raised our kids in the same play pen. Gary and I were there at the hospital the night she passed with her family. She saw no wrong in anyone and I would kid her about being called Rose as she always had her rose colored glasses on. She is missed dearly by all who who knew her. RIP Rose.
Thanks for all the laughs and silliness that you brought into my high school days! Rosalie was definitely someone who saw the good in others, because she was just plain GOOD! I wish that I had spent more time with Rosalie - she would have been a "lifetime" friend for sure.
Sharon Meese (Holladay) (1965)
Carol. Connie and I were long-time friends with Rosalie. We were all fortunate that we got to visit with Rosalie several times before she passed away. We had so much fun talking about our high school years, the Junior and Senior dances we attended and all the things that had happened to us in-between the years after graduation. Sure wish our friend Rosalie could be here with us today.
Ruth Cassidy (Arneson) (1965)
Rosalie and I were BFF's for all of high school and continued after we both married and had children. We shopped Costco together, watched each others kids, vacationed together as families and always said we raised our kids in the same play pen. Gary and I were there at the hospital the night she passed with her family. She saw no wrong in anyone and I would kid her about being called Rose as she always had her rose colored glasses on. She is missed dearly by all who who knew her. RIP Rose.
Angie Ford (Green) (1965)
Thanks for all the laughs and silliness that you brought into my high school days! Rosalie was definitely someone who saw the good in others, because she was just plain GOOD! I wish that I had spent more time with Rosalie - she would have been a "lifetime" friend for sure.