Rose J. DiStefano

Rose was my mother. She was kind, sweet, and cared much about her family. It was an interesting fact that she died on the 21st of July, and my dad died on the 21st of November and she was born in 1921. Take care of her Dad.

My Grandma was a very loving, nurturing, and caring woman. I will always be grateful for everything she's done for my Sister and I. I know she's watching over all of us now from Heaven now. Until we meet again, Grandma!

Love you,
Jennifer

Mom, what a life you've lived. So grateful for all the stories you would share, whether it would be from your experiences being raised during the great depression to being part of the greatest generation and how everyone pitched in just because it was the right thing to do. You could always tell a good story whether it was about some big event or just about a simple trip to the store. You had a good sense of humor and could lighten up everyone's mood, even during dark times, with your...

My grandma Rose was more than a grandma to me. She was a mom, a counselor, a friend. I was lucky enough to spend 38 years getting to know her. There could never be enough time to spend with her, but I am happy that she is now happy. She did not like being confined to a bed. She's been joking for years that she was going to kick the bucket and it is difficult to believe she actually did.
My grandma Rose was born to Italian-American parents that spoke broken English. She was born without...

Rest In Peace, Mom. You've lived a very long life and had a lot of your family around to make your life a happy one. I know you loved Jesus. See you in Heaven!
Love,

She was always full of life and shared very colorful stories. There was never a dull moment when we were growing up and she had the gift of making friends with everyone she met. I had a hard time keeping up with her. Even though her spirit will always be with us, she will be sadly missed.
Love always, your daughter JoAnne

Joanne and family my Condolences prayer and blessings

Jo, Roseanne, Nicole, Jen, n the rest, so very sorry for the loss of your mom and grandma. I always enjoyed chatting with her when I came to visit, just won’t be the same. Also, loved picking out birthday cards for Rosie cause she always got the joke and laughed, even ones that said she wasn’t buried in the back yard yet. She was caring, smart, funny, and sharp and I’ll miss her. Val

you will be missed your were a loving aunt sorry we did not stop in to see you uncle bill was a good man also. ron watson