On April 15, 2024, Rose (Hafla) Schantz passed away at her home on 11 Arrow Circle with family and the lord by her side. She was literally a once in a century type Montana woman, holding steadfast to her Catholic faith, her love of family and a rich understanding of the value one’s work can make in the lives of others.
Rose was born April 1, 1924 to Anton Joseph and Agnes Hafla at their family home on the Hafla Homestead near Waston Flats. Rose joined five siblings, Anna, Mary, Joe, Anton and Agnes; later accompanied by Margie, John, Richard and Vince.
During her formative years Rose attended the single-room Hafla School House. Rose learned from her mother how to sew, create baked goods and the art of canning. From her father she learned how to break horses and ride. The family raised a variety of livestock, Rose was a skilled shepherd, tending to the sheep daily. The family also farmed, growing wheat, barley, corn, as well as maintaining a large garden. Rose often shared her childhood memory of plum trees and the smell of poppy.
In eighth grade she left the homestead and moved to Miles City to attend Washington School, living with her sister Anna, husband Fred Dyba. She attended her first year of High School in Cohagen, living in a dormitory with several of her classmates. Her sophomore through senior year’s she attended Sacred Heart High School, working at Holy Rosary Hospital in the mornings and evenings to cover her room and board. The year of Rose’s graduation in 1942 her father passed unexpectedly of Spotted Fever contracted by a tick. Rose and her siblings looked after their mother until she passed in 1953.
Out of High School Rose began work at Sweetheart Bakery as a bookkeeper. In 1943 she met and was courted by Casper (Cap) Schantz who was working as a vehicle attendant at Beacon-Carter for Cliff White and R.D Shipley. Rose and Cap were wed May 24, 1944.
Shortly after their nuptials the couple moved to Hillside Place to work with Cap’s sister, Margaret, and her husband Paul Dyba. Their first child, Vera Mae, was born on the ranch in 1945.
In 1948 the young family moved back to Miles City where Rose worked at Montgomery Wards and Cap returned for a brief stint at Beacon-Carter before joining Cliff White with his endeavor to build what would become Red Rock Village. Cap worked at the Block Plant crushing and forming scoria, the red foundation for what was the first eleven motel units on property.
In 1950 they welcomed their second child, Rose Mary. By 1952 when Jane Marie was born, the family was living on premise of the Red Rock in the corner dwelling unit. Both Cap and Rose assisted travelers with motel accommodations and managed the cafe. Further growing Red Rock, Cap’s brother, George, joined to manage the Drive-In upon its completion.
In 1954, their first son, CB, was born. The family continued to work with White to grow the business, adding a supper club and bunk house. 1957 brought Rose and Cap’s youngest, Cliff. As they raised their family, generations of Miles City residents, Eastern Montana patrons, and weary travelers came to know Rose and Cap as the friendly and inviting faces at Red Rock Village.
Their children grew, attending Sacred Heart and Custer County High School and eventually began families of their own. In 1977 they took full ownership of the Red Rock Village and moved into their present residence at 11 Arrow Circle. Sadly, in 1985 Rose lost Cap to cancer.
With her Catholic faith, strong will and determination she continued to work. She took joy in cultivating her garden, calling upon what her mother taught her by canning dilly beans, pickles and making salsa. Visitors rarely left her home without one of these delicacies in tow. She loved her sixteen grandchildren immensely, making baby blankets for each of them. Later turning her blankets into a small cottage industry, supplying them to friends and families in the area to commemorate the birth of a loved one.
In 1992 Rose’s eldest daughter, Vera, succumb to a battle with cancer. Rose again hung tight to her faith, family, and work. By that time, she was working with her sons at Red Rock Sporting Goods. Throughout the 90’s, 00’s, and 10’s Rose could be found assisting area high school students with finding the perfect pair of shoes or proper equipment for their athletic endeavors. She truly enjoyed being around young people, and as many would tell you, they enjoyed her too.
Over the years, great grandchildren joined the family her and Cap began, thirty-eight to date. Rose also welcomed three great-great grandchildren to the family. She loved each of them and always had a caring curiosity for how they were doing. Their health and happiness were top-of-mind.
Rose retired from formal work at 90, however, she continued to bake, garden, can and sew until her passing. She reached the century mark earlier this month and had a small celebration with family.
Rose is survived by her sibling, Agnes Cremer and her children Rosemary (David) Olson, Jane (Steven) Lackman, C.B. (Judy) Schantz, and Cliff (Marilyn) Schantz.
Rose’s children will hold a rosary for her on Wednesday, April 24 at 6 pm at Sacred Heart Church. On Thursday, April 25, formal services will be held at 11 am at Sacred Heart Church. Should friends desire, memorials can be made to the Sacred Heart Church. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting: www.stevensonandsons.com.
Service Schedule
Rosary Service
6:00 p.m.
Wednesday April 24, 2024
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
120 N. Montana Ave.
Miles City, Montana 59301
Mass of Christian Burial
11:00 a.m.
Thursday April 25, 2024
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
120 N. Montana Ave.
Miles City, Montana 59301
Service Schedule
Rosary Service
6:00 p.m.
Wednesday April 24, 2024
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
120 N. Montana Ave.
Miles City, Montana 59301
Mass of Christian Burial
11:00 a.m.
Thursday April 25, 2024
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
120 N. Montana Ave.
Miles City, Montana 59301
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Deb Jerrel says
RIP Sweet Rose and thanks for all the great memories..🌺
Diane M Welbes says
RIP Rose00you influenced so many people. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Kim Smarsh says
My sincere sympathy to all of Rose’s family. She was a beautiful gem, for sure. I loved volunteering with her at different Sacred Heart events and seeing her at Mass. Her devotion to Jesus and our holy Mother was evident in all that she did. Hold your memories close. My prayers to all of you.
James Arneson says
I always enjoyed visiting with Mrs. Schantz when she was in the store, always a warm getting and ready to help customers. What a wonderful Lady, I am sorry to hear of the loss of your mom and grandma. May God bless you with the best of memories now and always.
Shirley A Rolf says
Sorry for you loss of Rosie, lots of memories of all of the families. A very sweet person.
Stabler Hazel says
I’m so sorry for Rose’s passing. She was an inspiration to all and a very pleasant lady. She will be missed by the entire community.
Carolyn Kimball says
Condolences to Rose’s family🥀
Jan Nesbit says
Soooo sorry to learn of our loved ones passing!! Rose was my next door neighbor for over 40 years and became not only a friend but also family to me! I’m so glad she made the 100 year goal! Rose was a classy hard working lady and always had a project going whether it was her beautiful yard and flowers, her well tended garden, her seasonal canning projects, or making baby quilts and quilts for her much loved family members. I will always remember the many many times we sat together on her garage chairs and shared our secrets, our thoughts and just thoroughly enjoyed being together! I will love you always Rose and look forward to the day we can just sit together again in eternity! I know that the angels have escorted you to heaven and you are face to face with our Lord Jesus!
Dave Hartman says
Schrantz Family, our thoughts and prayers are with you with the loss of your Mother. What a Grand Lady,Seems like only a few months since I last seen her in Church.
Dave and Tina
Dale Tribby says
To the Schantz family – What a beautiful lady. I so enjoyed visiting with Rose. She was always Mrs. Schantz to me. So kind. What a great lady. RIP Mrs. Schantz. With my deepest sympathies.
Donna Leitholt-Taylor says
Rose was a beautiful lady. My thoughts and prayers are with all her family.
Allen & Cindy Kelm says
Our condolences go out to all of Rose’s family. So many fun memories of when our boys were growing up with the Schantz’s and the miles we traveled going to activities! She was a wonderful lady & she loved her family❣️Prayers & comfort for you all.
MARTHA J CRANDALL says
My sympathy
Jane dighans says
Rose such a godly loving mother and grandmother. She was the true definition of friend. You really demonstrated the gifts of the Holy Spirit. So very grateful to have known you and been blessed by your friendship. His love shown thru you. So many wonderful memories for your family. Jim and Jane Dighans
BONNIE CURRAN says
I am so sorry for your loss. She was truly a LADY. Always so pleasant to see. you all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Gary Ryder says
Rosemary and the Schantz Family -so sorry for your loss – she lived a great life!
Joby and Bill Parker says
Dear Rosemary, Jane and all of Rose’s family and friends. Deepest sympathy to you on the loss of one beautiful and lovely person. She gave it her all for 100 years. What an amazing lady! She was so devoted to her Catholic faith and her family. What a wonderful example for us all to follow. RIP dear Rose you will be greatly missed.
Al Homme says
sorry for the loss, she was a great person
Jerry and Sue Backlund says
So sorry for your loss what a wonderful lady. I remember bringing her tomatos she was always so up beat and loved to visit. RIP our good friend you certainly showed us how we should live.
Marc and Denise Hartse says
Our condolences to the family. Our memories go back many, many years.
Pam Moths Nisley says
To Cliff and all of her loved ones ❤️
Such a gracious beautiful woman! Inside and out!
My prayers for the Peace of Christ to hold you all in these times and in the days ahead!
Your classmate, Pam Moths Nisley
Mary Notbohm says
Grandma Rose’s family, we are so sorry to hear of her passing. I so enjoyed her at the store. She was such a nice lady. RIP
You will be missed.
Chuck &Mary Notbohm
Maureen Larson says
Dear Schantz family,
So very sorry for our loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you now and in the coming days.
Chris (Christine) Simonsen says
I was always greeted with a smile by Rose whenever I crossed paths with her. She was such a friendly, kind, personable, classy lady. She raised very kind children too that I always enjoy running into when I go back home to visit Miles City. My heart goes out to all of you saddened by her passing. Sincerely – Chris Simonsen
Peggy (Thielen) Vennes says
One of the sweetest ladies ever. Lots of memories of Rose, years ago working at the Red Rock Supper Club. Our sympathy to all the Shantz family.Bless her sweet soul!💖🙏🏼💖
John L. Moore says
Such a wonderful lady and so much fun! It was always fun to see her in the store. I’d teasingly ask her if she’d been out all night dancing at the Bison and she’d laugh but never denied it. A life well-lived.
Richard and LInda (Stevens) Meidinger says
Our prayers go out to the Schantz family. We remember Rose so well from all the time we saw her at the Red Rock Supper Club for years. Then always enjoyed seeing her when we would stop in at the Red Rock sporting goods. She was a dear sweet lady. She had a beautiful well lived life. May she rest in peace.
Wilkinson Family says
Very Sorry to hear this Rose was a special kind of lady . Very kind and always shared a friendly smile. Our thoughts and condolences are with the entire family. One of a kind she was. My oldest daughter still has a baby blanket Rose made for her. A Special Lady will be missed .
Janet B Klein says
My sympathy to the Schantz family. What a legacy this woman has left for you! Rose was a beautiful person who proved to be a strong, outstanding lady who many regarded her as a role model. May she rest in peace. Janet Klein
Teresa Geib ( Klein) Bacon says
To Roses Family. Its been so many years since i lived in MC but i have great Memories of Rose and Family. I She was at the Sporting Goods store when i stopped one time and we visited. My Condolences and Prayers to All. To CB, i am so sorry your lost your Mom
Stephanie Olson says
What an amazing person and what a remarkable life, thinking of your family during this difficult time.
Shelby Loomis says
To all the Schantz family You are in my thoughts and prayers.. Rose was a wonderful woman and I am so blessed to have gotten to know her. I always enjoyed our conversations when we worked together at Red Rock. She will be very missed!
Shorty & Judy says
So Sorry for our loss such a great lady always took the time talk to you so many Great memories from the Red Rock to Red. Rock Sporting Good one AMAZING WOMEN will be missed dearly RIP Rose Praying for God to give each and everyone of your strength now and the days to come
Jeena and Ray Christopherson says
Mrs Schantz was an amazing woman, and her legacy will live on through her family and all those whose lives she touched. Sending our condolences.
Vickie and Dave Gunderson says
To all of Rose’s family, we are so sorry to hear of her passing..she and Cap were my first employers at the Red Rock many moons ago, brings back so many memories. What a long and storied life she led..100 years..WOW!! We send our hugs and prayers to all of you💔
Jim snd Cathy Bastian says
We are so sorry. You all are in our thoughts and prayers.
Scott Kimball says
Sorry for your loss. I remember many weekends with Cap & Rose with my parents at the Red Rock. She was a special lady and will be missed
Tom and Lillian Ostendorf says
So very sorry to learn of Rose’s passing. She was always so sweet to everyone. Definitely one of the “greats” of the community. We have many fond memories of her. Condolences to all the family.
Vikki Bradley says
To the Shantz family, Rose was a beautiful lady and had such a beautiful soul. No more struggles
and pain. May she rest in peace.
Carol Bean says
Rose lived up to her name—-the sweetest lady you would ever know. I will miss seeing her in church. Love and prayers to all her family.
Mary Ann stoltz says
Sorry, for lost of your mother! Hope the lord will see you all through, this rough time!
Rose was very sweet lady!
Mary Ann stoltz
Mallorey Kassner says
Rose was one of the most special ladies on this earth. She always gave the best hugs, and always had a smile on her face. It didn’t matter if you were having a bad day, a Rose hug pretty much took care of all of that. Heaven gained one of the best, and she will be surely missed.
Kimber Emmons says
Sweet memories staying at Rose’s house when I was in high school! She let us Hysham kids invade along with her Grandkids. Such an elegant lady, truly a treasure. God bless.
John and Bobbin Kimball says
My condolences to the Shantz family. Rose was a great lady. We’re so sorry to hear of her passing
Vicki Draper says
Sorry to hear of Rose . I want to send my condolences to all of you she was a great lady ! I have lots of memories of the red rock , it was one of the best .
John Pachl says
My sincere condolences to the Schantz family.
Kim Stanton says
Dear families,
Miles City has lost one of our most iconic ladies. Rose was one of the great ones and it was a joy meeting up with her for a visit. She was a grand lady who lived for her family. She will be talked about, loved and missed for years and years to come. Sending you heartfelt condolences and much love. Eternal rest onto here, O, Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her.!
With Sympathy, Kim Stanton
Julie and Butch Krutzfeldt says
Our deepest sympathy to the whole family. Rose was such a classy lady.
Lorrie Westfall says
Rest In Peace Aunt Rose 🌹 what special lady! To my cousins, I’m so sorry for your loss. Your mother was a shining example of a faithful, loving, and generous lady. She will be missed!
LaRae Tangen says
My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Rosie Schantz. Rose was such a sweet and always very kind lady. I used to work for Rosie and Capp at the Red Rock Supper Club when I was in high school and it was one of the best jobs I ever had. I appreciated their kindness and both of them making the job quite enjoyable. I also loved seeing her and the family at the Red Rock Sporting Goods, too!! Rosie will be missed by so many!!! Rest in peace little lady and know you will always be remembered.
Jessie Leidholt says
Met Rose in 1957 when I worked at the Red Rock Village. She was a very special lady.
Jessie Leidholt says
I met Rose in 1957 when I worked at the Red Rock Village as a cashier/motel room renter. She was a delightful lady.
Jessie Leidholt says
I met Rose in 1957 when I worked the desk at the Red Rock Village. She was a delightful person.
Jon & Becky Bass says
OH My words cannot express, what a wonderful person Rose was. We are very blessed to Have Rose in the Neighbor hood what a delight. She was the light. She taught me alot about gardening, and the beautiful baby blankets she made and life. I believe she had a great big welcoming party for her as she met our Savior and her family. She would enjoy the seasons and we were blessed with her canning skills, and just the other day I was blessed to buy some shoes from Cliff. I told him your just like your mom always serving people, and what a great example to all she was. Well Rose , my friend you crossed the finish line, and I’am forever grateful you were my friend, and know you can visit with my mom again, as you two just hit it off. Our prayers to each of the Schantz family as the torch has been passed to you all. Love Jon & Becky Bass
Curtis and June Fillafer says
CB, Cliff, and Shantz family you are in my thoughts and prayers during the difficult times ahead. Rose was an individual who always brought joy and happiness to all who were fortunate to be in her company. Rose God Bless you in heaven. I”m so sorry to see you leave us. My thoughts and prayers to all of you as you go through this very difficult period of loss and mourning. May God, bring you comfort and fill you with peace.
Dolores Meidinger Willson says
My first job was as a housekeeper at the Red Rock Village where Rose taught all of us young girls how to clean rooms that would pass her inspection. We learned how to work hard from Rose and that was a life lesson for me! Rose was a very talented and loving lady and she lived a long life of service to others. My sincere sympathy to all of Rose’s family and friends.
Joan and Tim Sleeth says
Rose Mary, Jane, CB and Cliff,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time. Aunt Rose was a gracious, kind and loving woman. We always felt special whenever we were able to spend time with Aunt Rose. A testament to a life well lived. We will always remember the wonderful person she was and hope your precious memories can bring you comfort and smiles during this difficult time of saying goodbye. Rest in peace Aunt Rose.
Katy Harbaugh says
To all of Rose’s family:
So many people have worked for Rose (and Cap) and were taught the “rich understanding of the value one’s work can make in the lives of others.” I was one of those people. And this was not the only lesson that she taught me. (Thank you Rose!) Over the years I have looked back on that time and thought I was a very lucky person to have been hired by them. May you all know what an impact she had on so many people.
May you find comfort in your memories and God’s love.
Katy (Butler) Harbaugh
Kris Rauh says
Schantz Family – So very sorry for your loss – we are sending you many hugs and prayers during this time. Grandma Rosie was sure a special lady! Much love to you all!
Kris Rauh
Garth Sleight says
How remarkable that she made it to the CENTURY MARK!!! God bless you as you celebrate a long life well lived. Tears are the price we pay for love, so let the tears flow so that they can be wiped off by happy memories.
Linda(Steen)Bradley says
My family send love and prayers. I am a cousin in the family. My mother was Mary Rose Hanel (Steen)
Karson and Marie Farnum Kluver says
Schantz Family
Your mother was a wonderful person. She always greeted you with a smile and took time to visit. When our four children were little she took time with each one. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Deb Bartholomew and Family says
Schantz Family
I am so very sorry for the loss of your Rose. God has gained a very Classy, Beautiful Lady! She had an amazing smile and heart of gold. She touched so many lives young and old. She will be truly missed by all who knew and loved her. Always remember “When A Loved One Becomes A Memory That Memory Becomes A Treasure”. She will always be a Treasure in your hearts and never forgotten. Treasure all the beautiful memories of you all and families as they will help get you thru difficult days ahead. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sally Cifala says
Dear CB, Judy and the entire Schantz family — I have such fond memories of your mom, through my dad, Tom Hanel (her cousin). She mesmerized me with her literal beauty and spunky spirit and ever present smile and quick wit. As far back as my teenage years, I remember being so impressed with her successful business endeavors at a time when all we young girls were taught typing in high school so we could be good secretaries! She and I talked about that one time and I can still remember her saying that you have to work hard to succeed, but that family was the most important of all. She leaves behind an incredible legacy in her family and an everlasting impact on Miles City. Our sincere condolences to all of you.
In love and friendship, Sally and Frank Cifala
Mary Ann Stockhill Liles says
To Cliff, CB and all of Rose’s family, My sincere condolences. I think there may be 100 messages here to match the 100 years she lived and all of them well-deserved! There are so many references to her class and that she was a true lady, but she also had a spine of steel to be able to accomplish so many remarkable things in her lifetime. Loved visiting with her over the years. Our family holds many special memories of times at the Red Rock Supper Club. The home she created was so inviting and comfortable. You’ve had the best of moms! God bless you all.
Mary Ann Liles
Carol Raschkow says
My condolences to the family. Rose was a very special lady.
Doug Diane Ellingson says
Our deepest sympathy for the Schantz family!
Bette and Dave Jewell says
So thankful to have known Rose . She may have been 100 years old but had the energy of someone much younger. We consider her the Matriarch of Soutgate. Our kids learned to ride bikes in front of her house and played basketball games on her driveway. Her garden would supply veggies to the whole neighborhood and her pickles were delicious. I am thankful for the visits we had and will miss her. Peace and God’’s comfort to the family… love you, Rose
Cori Hanel Munsell says
So sorry for the loss of your mother. She was a lovely woman.
TRACEE L RAYMOND-Waples says
My condolences to the Schantz family. I was sure sorry to hear about Rose. I remember lots of good times at the Red Rock Super Club, going to the motel and going swimming. You all will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Pam Rogge says
My condolences to the Schantz family as you remember and celebrate a life well lived. She was a special lady.
Cindy Stephenson says
To all of Rose’s family, especially Rosemary ~ our sincere condolences. Sending you prayers and hugs from Florida. May the perpetual light shine on Rose and give her eternal peace.
Bill and Cindy Stephenson
Shirley A Skinner says
I am so sorry to hear of Rose’s passing! She was a most amazing woman! Many years ago I worked for Rose at the Red Rock! She was THE best boss ever and I learned so much from her! She was a caring and amazing lady to work for! I am so sorry I lost touch with her over the years. Prayers and condolences to her family! She certainly touched a lot of lives!
Mary Ottoy says
RIP Rose! Hugs and prayers to the entire family. Rose was an amazing woman and staple in this community!
Darbie Karch and family says
Rose was an amazing person and will be missed by all. 💕 prayers being sent to all of her family during this difficult time.
Sue & Dennis Bakken says
So very sorry for your loss. She was a special lady.
Chris You g says
We are so sorry for your loss. I worked for them at the supper club briefly. Always such a lovely lady.
Chris Young says
We are so sorry for your loss. I worked for them at the supper club briefly. Always such a lovely lady.
Debbie McCown Perkins says
Oh so many memories come up of Rose and Cliff and the Red Rock Village.. Rose gave me my first real job there in the kitchen. She expected hard work but as so kind and appreciative. It was a pleasure to work under her guidance. She was truly a very special lady. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and loved ones.
So sorry for your loss.
vern & irene johnson says
we are very sorry for your loss, Rose was a special person to us
Sandy McFarland Hays says
As everyone has said, Rose was an amazing special lady. Sending my condolences and many prayers to the Schantz families during this time of sorrow.
Sandy and Ric Rabe says
Schantz Family
Ric and I are so sorry for your loss. May God provide you with comfort in wonderful memories.
SHAWNA JERREL ROTHAUS says
I am so sorry to her about Rose. She was such a beautiful person; I have very fond memories of her.
Bruce Klapmeier says
CB, Cliff, and family’s, my sincere condolences for your loss. My goodness, thinking of Rose brings back a lot of good memories! Seeing her and Cap giving the Rock their all. My first real job, lasted all through high school. Rose was a force to be reckoned with for sure., but treated us far better than we deserved! We worked long hours and weekends for her though out of respect for all she did. Great memories of a great lady.
Brad and Frances La Verne says
We extend our sincere condolences for the loss of the matriarch of your family. Eternal rest grant unto Rose, O Lord, and let your perpetual light shine upon her. May Rose’s soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the Mercy of God Rest in Peace, Amen.
Rick Hafla and Family says
When I arrived at the Schantz family home on Pleasant Street, my life was not only saved, but I was given the gift of example of how to live a life. Uncle Cap, Aunt Rose and their remarkable children immersed me in all the virtues of a spiritual family. Their love of God and each other, respectful conduct, hard work, humility, and selflessness were shared with me and anyone fortunate to know them. In my Aunt Rose, the Lord blessed me with the gift of one of His remarkable Saints. Aunt Rose showed me what the face of courage, determination, hope, and inspiration looked like. She exhibited a special presence, a naturally joyous demeanor underpinned with a discreet, but firm, standard of expectation and behavior. I loved her quiet dignity, her caring and understanding touch, her passion, and her strength. Her very soul radiated around her.
Mere mortal words, nor earthly treasures, could ever serve as adequate expression of my heartfelt appreciation and gratitude for Aunt Rose, and her family’s contributions to me. I believe that the greatest reward to her, and them, is to attempt to live a life by their example. That is my prayer. Now reunited with Uncle Cap, I will remember her always.
Kolleen Waldo Forsyth says
Sincere sympathies to all the Schantz family. Rose was a gem and im not at all surprised that she kept her spunk for 100 years. Amazing! My husband, Butch, worked the Red Rock’s drive-in during high school and the Red Rock cafe was my first experience with gravy on french fries. Fond memories kept, but sad when the Red Rock closed. The Schantz family had made it a beautiful place.
Scott and Sue Jens says
CB, Cliff, and all the family Sue and I are sending you prayers and hugs during this time. I’ve known Rose for years that Sue and I taught school in Miles City. Seems like yesterday , always greeted you as you walked into the store ready to help. May God bless you all.
Lafe and Wendy Warren says
What a special lady Rose was, my deepest condolences to the entire family.
Billie Goggin says
Rose was a treasure and I am truly saddened to hear of her passing! Hugs and prayers for all of her friends and family.
John and Penny Shevlin says
Rose was one of the nicest people I have ever met.