We became acquaintances with Rosalie and Edward first through our outings at the casino and then through being season ticket holders at the Bombers games.
I remember our first conversation where Rosalie had spoke about her storied life as a nurse and somehow we got to talking about the Bombers where we subsequently found out we sat seats away from each other in section C at the old stadium. We looked for each other at every game to see how we were doing at the casino and then in the off season we would speak about the Bombers and what we would be in for during the next season.
I missed seeing her and Edward the last little while when we went to the casino. Very shocked to hear of the news and hope that there was no suffering for her. Our thoughts and prayers are with Edward and his family at this time.
Carole and Gene
I wish to send my heartfelt condolences to your family. I am sure she will be greatly missed. I knew Rosalie as a Nursing Instructor at Misericordia Hospital from 1968-1970. She gave me extra help to be able to complete my nursing course. I will always remember her as a wonderful and caring person. I was able to meet with her again in 2012 at a Misericordia Nurses reunion, thanked her again for her special help. I just retired from nursing this year.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Take care
Betty Ryder.
Blessed are we, as an Angel was with us. Now at peace and everlasting joy. May her angelic graces flow from heaven and give us peace on earth.
Ed. Deepest condolences. Donna, Paul, Christina and Justin
