Los Angeles, California
1928 - 2016
October 31, 1928 - September 18, 2016 Freda Rosen, a resident of Beverly Hills for more than 50 years, passed away peacefully on Sunday, September 18. She was 87. Rosen was born Freda Laulicht in New York City in 1928, the eldest of three children of Dan and Sadelle Laulicht, though it was her...
Read MoreJust finished watching The Honeymoons episode, " Alice and the blonde". Freda was so beautiful and sexy. I was so impressed that she went back to college and got her Master´s degree at 67! Remarkable woman. May she rest in peace.
Karen
August 20, 2025
I am watching this Honeymooners episode RIGHT NOW!!!......Freda was simply fabulous!......(As were the other 5 actors!)
Jimmy
April 13, 2025
The gorgeous Rita Wedemeyer will live on forever...May God bless Freda Rosen for portraying that glamorous city woman, one of the most memorable performances on early TV........Love you Rita and Freda both.......I and many others thank you, Dave Orlando.
Dave Orlando
May 04, 2022
Alice and the blond was my favorite episode of the honeymooners, I love rita was so beautiful, sorry to hear about her passing, may she rest in eternal peace.
Martha Ostrow
January 12, 2020 | Brooklyn, NY
As a honeymooners fan like all the other characters you will always be a pleasure to remember and a getaway from the crazy rediculas world we live in God Bless test in peace
Mike
December 07, 2019 | Middletown, NJ
One of my favorite episodes. She was terrific.
Risa
November 30, 2019
You were so funny, beautiful, and full of life as Rita Wedemeyer! Loved the acting and the part! Thank You from helping so many people! Rest easy, sweet Lady.
Craig
October 23, 2017 | Albuquerque, NM
Rita
RIP Freda, your appearance on the Honeymooners will always be remembered and was one of the best.
"Your husband certainly is a treasure"
"Yes, it was. Don't you have certain names you like to call your husband?"
Carlo B
September 23, 2017 | NYC, NY
Incredible to finally meet the real-life "Rita Wedemyer" ("He certainly is a treasure"). You will live on in that iconic role, but it is evident that long afterwards you continued to maintain an active and fulfilling lifestyle. God Bless and RIP.
Robert Sieger
December 25, 2016 | New York, NY