ROSE-MICHALS-Obituary

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ROSE M. MICHALS

Feb 5, 1938 - Aug 26, 2025

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Rose will truly be missed. I am blessed that I got to cross paths with such a caring thoughtful person. Her sense of humor is one I will always remember. She said it like it was and didn't want to bore or be a burden to anyone. Faithfully she had a copy of "Our Daily Bread" with a rubber band on our door when the new one came out. Certain holidays she would hang a bag on our door with nice chocolate in it. It was amazing how sharp she was at 87, she showed aged is just a number. In the end...

Rose, what we remember most about you was your ability to make people feel cared for and loved! You had such an inner beauty (as well as outer!) and peaceful spirit! We are comforted by the knowledge we will see you again and rejoice that you are with Jesus ❤

Rose was a beautiful Christian woman. She was generous and kind to everyone. She was a wonderful example to all of us. We send our deepest condolences to the family. In Jesus Love and Grace. Kathy and Bob Harchar. Psalm 23

My Sweet Rose, You have always shined the brightest Light, every visit in the salon. Your favorite words when asked, “ How are you?” Would be”GREAT AND GRATEFUL”! Your words were powerful for they showed your strength and faith in the POWER OF OUR LORD I miss you!
Our talks when laughing over silly things, and trying to figure out Skin Walker lol!!! Many laughs about that Also venting to each other, So many wonderful memories I have tucked away in my heart.
Thank you so much...

Obituary

ROSE's Obituary

ROSE M. MICHALS, born in Nashville, Tennessee, entered the presence of her Lord and Savior on August 26, 2025. A woman of deep faith and quiet strength, she lived her life rooted in the promise of Psalm 91: “Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.’”

Rose was a devoted member of Strongsville Christian Church, where she found joy in worship and service. She loved to share the Good News of Christ with others, faithfully passing along Our Daily Bread pamphlets to friends, neighbors, and strangers alike. Her sense of humor, kindness, prayers, and encouragement touched countless lives.

She was preceded in death by her husband, James P. Michals, and her parents, Everett and Hazel Reid.

Rose is survived by her children Michaela (Matt) Stevenson of Flower Mound, Texas, Daniel Geldreich of Ocala, Florida, and Richard Willis of San Antonio, Texas; her sister Leona (Charlie) Ingram; her grandchildren James Michals, Dana Gradwell, and Chris Gradwell; and her great-grandchildren Elliot Stevenson and Jack Michals.

Even as the flowers of this life fade, the beauty of Rose’s bloom endures in memory and spirit. She now rests in the eternal garden of her Lord, sheltered under His wings forevermore.

Graveside service Friday, August 29, 11:30 AM at Riverside Cemetery (3607 Pearl Rd. Cleveland, OH) PLEASE MEET INSIDE FRONT GATE. 

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