Rosalie Taubman

So very sorry to hear of Ms. Taubman´s passing. We only had the privilege of meeting and visiting her a few times many years ago but we were always struck by her kindness and graciousness. Our condolences to the family. May her memory be a blessing.

Rosalie was a generous supporter of Lumin Education (formerly East Dallas Community School) for more than 30 years. She often reminded me that it was Louise Kahn who introduced her to Lumin "Louise was hard to please, but she loved your school!" Whenever I visited, Rosalie was upbeat, cheerful, and welcoming. She talked about Kaaren and her grandchildren and expressed gratitude for her sister-in-law, Marilyn. I'm so glad that I knew Rosalie and grateful that she was committed to quality...

Rosalie was my employer and good friend for 49 years. She was a truly exceptional woman who was always kind and caring. We shared so many life events-both happy ones and sad ones. She was always there if I needed someone to console me or encourage me. I´ll miss her greatly-no one can fill the void she leaves in my heart. RIP, sweet Rosalie!

Aunt Rosalie was a truly unique and woman. She shared a close bond with my mother, Barbara, and their relationship was very special. The last time I saw Aunt Rosalie was when she drove all the way from Dallas to Los Angeles. I remember her walking into my mother's place when I was there greeting us with a cheerful "howdy!" and dressed beautifully, radiating happiness upon seeing my mom.

She was known for her generosity, thoughtfulness and caring nature. One of the things I always...

Rosalie I will miss you it was pleasure meeting and spending time with you! Soyla’s sister Sam