Rosemary Molyneux

Birth date: Feb 28, 1927 Death date: Feb 6, 2012

Rosemary Molyneux, age 84, of Georgetown, DE, passed away peacefully on Monday, February 6, 2012, at her residence with her family by her side. She was born February 28, 1927 in Chicago, IL, daughter of the late Clarence and Mary Read Obituary

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Patti Lowe Deptula

701w ago

Rosie was a beautiful person. I didn't have the good fortune of seeing her on a regular basis, but when I did encounter her, usually in walking somewhere along Pine Street, she had a genuine vibrancy about her that she shared with others. I wish I had been able to get to know her so much more than I did. She always took time to smile, laugh, and talk for a few moments, and in doing so made me smile and laugh as well. and isn't this what a truly meaningful life is all about, taking the time to help bring out the joy in those around you? she will not be forgotten.

"What do you do when you love?
There's no tomorrow
Hold hands, sing songs,
Live life till you're gone,
But not forgotten
What do you do when you're sad?
And heavy laden
You reach deep, and beyond,
Give love, till you're gone,
But not forgotten.
And those who went before why are they remembered?
They held our hands,
And sang us songs,
Lived their lives till they were gone,
But not forgotten.
Not forgotten.
Find your light,
Turn it on, and
Shine it down on everyone."
a song by peter frampton

Donna Smith-Moore

711w ago

I was fortunate to have met Rosie a number of years ago through my mother, who was one of Rosie's many friends from the group of legal researchers who worked together at the courthouse. Rosie was a remarkable lady who was always kind, postive and encouraging. I am sorry that I won't be able to attend the memorial service, since I will be out of town, but I will never forget Rosie or her twinkling eyes, wonderful throaty laugh and always happy smile. She will be deeply missed by many friends. I take comfort in knowing that she is surely now dancing with her husband once again.

William Mulvaney

711w ago

So sorry to discover Rosie's passing. We worked together at the old T&R from 1975 to 1983 when I was appointed as a Justice of the Peace. We used to hand around in the Courthouse while she worked on the T&R weekly "scandal sheet". Rosie took one of our puppies and named her "Pepperoni" and Mike did our raised hearth for the woodstove in our old house.

Bill Mulvaney

Terry And Butch Kansak

711w ago

Rose will be remembered by us as a fiercely independent person of many talents. I never saw her but that she wasn't smiling and sharing her wonderful laugh.

Mike and Julie, our thoughts are with you.

Nancy Collick

711w ago

Julie, Rick, and family
I am so sorry for the loss of your mother and mother-inlaw. She was a good lady. I enjoyed her whenever she would come to Beebe. We would talk for hour if time would allow. We would laugh alot together. I will keep you in my prayers.

Anonymous

712w ago

A sympathy card has been sent to the family of Rosemary Molyneux.

Carol Katz And Family

712w ago

Julie, Michael, & Family,

Please accept our deepest empathy for your loss. Rosie was and will always be a positive influence in my life.
Thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family with deepest regards.

Megan Henning

712w ago

I am very sorry to hear that Grandmom Rose passed away. I have not been in touch recently but think of her fondly. I hope someday to be as kind, loving, positive and creative as Grandmom Rose. This spring, I will plant a climbing rose in my garden in her memory.

Catherine Tanzer

712w ago

So sorry about your Mom. She looks like she was wonderful.

Gail Yering

712w ago

I am most sorry for your loss. Rosie was a dear loving caring lady. I will miss her .
Gail Yering

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