Dr. Anne D. Roos

Dr Roos was my professor at Temple University in late 1960´s and again in grad school in the early `70´s. She invited the class to her home for a year-end picnic. She was much loved by all of us. I learned to love children´s literature (kiddie lit!) because of Dr Roos. I went into Special Ed and continue to teach young children to love books. Rest in Peace. Debbie Jasner Posmontier, Elkins Park, PA

Anne was one very special much-loved friend. We first met at Glassboro State in 1954 and taught together at Greenfields. After I moved to Oregon in 1959 and then to Washington State, my husband and I put Anne at the top of our list as someone we had to visit whenever we flew to NJ. After talking with Johnny shortly after Anne had a stroke, I was going to call when I didn't receive a card. She had been in my thoughts and prayers. However, for some reason I checked the obituaries on the...

Mum will be sadly missed by everybody in my home and everybody in our family. Christmas eve will never be the same niether will the trips to Atlantic City, thank you again for memeries we will never forget LOVE ALWAYS MARK AND MOLLY

Anne was a patient when I was in Active practice in Woodbury and was one of the nicest and easiest people to treat and talk with. Her visits were always enjoyable. She surely will be missed.