Rose Marie Ward

Rose Marie was in a water aerobics class with me. I was always so impressed with her desire to just have fun with it and her delightful and caring attitude. She always had a smile on her face. She was a truly wonderful lady and she will be missed by many. My deepest sympathies to those who loved her. Gail

Aunt Rosie was a a force of nature. I will always remember her wit, her kindness and her love of Western line dancing. She was a wonderful aunt and I wish I had spent more time with her and uncle Jim.

I met Rose Marie through the PLATO group where we enjoyed bus trips to various Milwaukee and Chicago plays and museums. Most of all, we enjoyed sharing with each other during the lunches as well as during the long bus rides. Rose Marie was a very special person and I will truly miss her. My sincere sympathies, thoughts, and prayers are with her husband and family. Sincerely, Joan Vieira

l loved my Aunt Rose Marie. She was such a kind, warm women that had such a gentle strength about her. As a child she told us kids wonderful stories and was always willing to play with us. As we grew older she would give you her full attention whenever you visited with her. May the Angels lead you now into Paradise, Rose Marie

I met Rose Marie a little over a year ago in a water zumba class at the YMCA. I was immediately drawn to her lovely personality and she was always a bright spot in my week! Through our talks we learned that she had spend some time in Montana and I'm from North Dakota. We always made eye contact when a few of our more western moves were done. I will miss her tremendously and am so thankful that I was able to get to know her. Rest in peace Rose Marie.