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R. I. P. Rose
Debbie Lorey
January 08, 2026 | Pierz | Family
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Photo courtesy of Hamlin-Hansen-Kosloski Funeral Home - Moose Lake
ROSE MARY GULSO
Sep 2, 1943 - Dec 27, 2025
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I will never forget when I moved in to Hillside Manor West. I was moving in with my little Sparky into apt. 302, which happened to be right across the hall from Rose's in 301. I hadn't met any of my neighbors yet and I was walking Sparky up to our new home. There were several people sitting out under the walkway along with this little white dog. Sparky and I were on our way to the front door when, all of the sudden, the little white dog named Blossom came running up and giving a what-for to...
Michelle
January 02, 2026 | Carlton, MN | Friend
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We met Rose through our Dad Wayne,when they got married,
Rose became our step mother.My sister Debbie Lorey stayed living up North with our mom (Dad's first wife).
I moved in with Dad and Rose from 1981 until late 1990's when Waynie Jr.was 12yrs old and Chrissy was 8 yrs old.
Rose taught me how to Crochet and make blankets,as well.as decorating cakes.i will be forever grateful for the the things she taught me.
Lois Hunter
January 02, 2026 | Pierz, MN | Family
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Rose was my older sister by 8 years. We pretty much grew up without her. Still we had love in our hearts for each other. She will be missed. But memories will be with me forever.
Dar Werronen
January 02, 2026 | Isanti, MN | Sister
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Obituary
ROSE's Obituary
Rose Mary Gulso, age 82, of Moose Lake, passed away on Saturday, December 27, 2025, in Moose Lake. She was born on September 2, 1943, in St. Paul, Minnesota, to Alfred and Ida (Sivigny) Licht.
Rose grew up in New Brighton, Minnesota. After completing school, she married Gary White, and together they had two children, Curtis and David White. She later married Wayne Gulso Sr., and together they raised two additional children, Wayne Jr. and Christine, while living in Champlin, Minnesota, eventually settling in Rutledge and later Sturgeon Lake Minnesota. Rose later moved north and spent the remainder of her life in Moose Lake.
Rose was known for her artistic nature and enjoyed drawing and crossword puzzles. She spent much of her time pursuing various hobbies, looking for agates and was well known for her crocheting skills. Her greatest love, however, was her animals—most especially her beloved dog, Blossom. One of Rose’s most memorable qualities was her generosity; she opened her home to nearly everyone and was always known as a wonderful host who prepared the best meals.
Rose was preceded in death by her husband, Wayne Gulso Sr., and her sister, Dee Dardine.
She is survived by her children, Curtis and David White; Wayne Gulso Jr. of Moose Lake; and Christine (Terry) Kneisel of Finlayson; her sister, Dar Werronen; many nephews; 13 grandchildren; and many great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until the 11:00 a.m. memorial service on Saturday, January 10, 2026, at Hamlin Hansen Kosloski Funeral Home, 609 Folz Boulevard, Moose Lake, Minnesota.
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