Birth date: Jul 14, 1923 Death date: Apr 16, 2013
Rose Nichols Obituary Rose Mary Nichols (nee: Barlow), 89, of LaGrange Township, died April 16, 2013 at Keystone Pointe in LaGrange. She was born July 14, 1923 in Elyria and was a 1941 graduate of Elyria High School. She was in th Read Obituary
There are several memories that I can think of. Learning to read with Aunt RoseMary. The series of See Spot Run. I also remember going to BIBLE school. Singing, doing arts and crafts, and learning about God. How she liked yellow tabby cats. She was a very special lady who I know is watching down on us.
A wonderful Christian friend - she will be missed. She can now help Janet with VBS in heaven.
I am sorry for your lose. She was a great person and a great teacher. She always took the time in the class room with you if you were have any trouble with school work. The most thing that I remember of her in her classroom and I would speak for everyone else who had her class and that was her little model plane. Trying to teach us how to learn to fly as well as follow instructions. I will miss her deeply. Sincerely Yours Michael W. Phillips
Dear Doug, Diane and families, I was so sorry to read about Rose Mary's death. She has now joined David and all of those who have gone before. I so enjoyed her Christmas letters, always filled with joy for life. When we "Goodspeed" cousins visited a few years ago on our cousin's trip we had such a nice visit. May her soul and the souls of all of the faithful departed rest in peace and light perpetual shine upon them.
As we grieve the loss of Aunt RoseMary I am blessed to have so many wonderful memories growing up with such a wonderful aunt. The picnics we had at the farm with family and cousins from Akron to our family reunions with the Kentucky cousins. Aunt RoseMary knew how to entertain us all with games and such. I loved hearing her and my Mother laugh. We laughed out loud! No snicker for us. I will miss her so much, but know she is reunited with David and all her family. God Bless Diane, Jim and family. Love and Prayers to all.
It's difficult to understand why loss must come to be, but thank God for precious moments that live on in memory.For when time has brought you comfort through his gentle, healing touch, your most precious gifts will be those thought of the one you loved so much. So sorry for your loss. With Sympathy and Caring, Mary Dickerson
Thank you so much for keeping us up with Rosemary during these last few weeks. We hope to see you Friday night, arriving around 7 to 7:30 pm.
