Rosa Shaw

I have been searching for you, only to find out for myself you were gone, I loved you and was thankful for you getting me my first job at the Main Library, dearest, sweetest Lady I've known, Rest from your Labor , Irma Butler Thomas

My condolences goes out to Family!!Aunt Rosa had beautiful spirit with softly spoken voice!She a beautiful (grand)Mother& Aunt Sister&Cousin !Her legacy will always be cherish and never forgotten!!SEE YOU LATER WAS EASY :SAYING GOODBYE iS HARD!!Heaven Beautiful Angel "Love You"

My Sincere And Heart Felt Condolences To, I Remember Growing Up In Memphis And Going To Visit Rose Along With Gwen
I PrayThat God's Peace And Paradise Be With Her ; You Will Be Missed

Mrs. Shaw, thank you for everything you did for me growing up on Applestone. If it wasn’t for you and your guidance after losing my grandma in 1996, I wouldn’t be where I’m at today. You step in and became that grandma I needed and help young me raise a baby when I was only a baby myself at 15 years old. Your heart was so big and pure, never judging. I will always love you and forever be grateful for everything you’ve done for me and my life.

Deepest condolences to the family, I worked with Rosa in the Circulation Department at the Main Library when it was located at 1850 Peabody. She was a very sweet lady; taught what I needed to know about hot flashes. (smile) .

It has been many years since I worked with Rosa at the public library, but I remember her so fondly. She was always kind, decent, and had a great sense of humor. She loved her family deeply, and always talked about them. I know there is an irreparable hole in your hearts now, and I send you all my deepest condolences.