C. Rose Finkelstein

I met Reva in Dr. Ken Rice's office this fall, and we chatted about Rose. I remembered Rose from the BI, when I had my children in the 60s. I told all my friends about my experience, and they all rememered her. She left her mark on all of us, as we were very young when we had our children. Sorry for your loss, but you were lucky to have her as long as you did and as sharp as she was. Phyllis Noller

I worked @ BIDMC and knew and enjoyed Rose for many years. She always had a kind word and a positive attitude. This sweet woman will be sorely missed by all whose lives she touched. There is certainly a special place in heaven for her...

I always thought Nana would be with us forever, I guess I was right.

I had the honor of knowing Rose for the past seven years. She was oftened asked what her secret to life was, to which she responded, "The three most important things in life are activity, attitude and determination." A sense of humor, she said, was very important.
She was a great lady, and an inspiration to us all. She will be deeply missed.

The world has lost a rare gem in Rose. I was a nurse at BIDMC for many years and Rose and I had a special friendship. At 101 Rose still sent my three children birthday cards every year with their shinny one dollar coins taped inside. She was a wonderful lady who will be missed by all. Rest in peace dear sweet Rose!!

What can anyone of us say but what a lady. A special person who I was grateful to call Nana. You will always be in our heart's.