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Rose A. Kohn

Chicago, Illinois

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Rose A. Kohn nee Zoula, 83 years of Hinsdale, Formerly of Evergreen Park, at rest December 15, 2006. Beloved wife of George W. Loving mother of Christine, Mary, William, Andrew, Jerome and Catherine. Dear sister of Blanche Gabel and the late Louis Zoula. Fond grandmother of 10. Dearest friend of...

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Dear Katy & Christine,

I am so very sorry. I just heard yesterday (12/29) of your mom's passing. The two of you were my favorite bosses and very dear friends, who I miss to this day.

Rose was quite a woman to raise so many children to be such successful adults. I know how difficult it is to lose a parent so close to the holidays...I lost my own mother December 9th in 1994 and it still stings.

Please know how much I empathize, and keep you in my thoughts at this...

Jerry, Tina & Family-
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
The Knights in Jax, FL

I knew your mother when I worked at McBride Baker (many moons ago). She was a sweet, feisty, funny, woman. I am sure you will miss her. I think of her often, and I am sorry that she will not be with us physically. I will keep you in my prayers.

I am so very sorry to hear of Rose's passing. She was a co-worker of mine for a number of years and I have never forgotten her. She was quite a character! She was in my thoughts just last Thursday when another co-worker and I were talking about Rose and planning to get together with her for lunch in January. I wish I could have visited with Rose one last time. Please accept my sincere condolences. I wish I could have paid my respects in person, but just learned of Rose's passing this...

Rose,

You were a dear friend.
I enjoyed your company, "spirit," free-spirit, directness, and our conversations (but not your driving). I miss you, and hope to see you again someday, somewhere. God bless your soul, your family and friends.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.