Rose "Rosie" Mumblow

Rose was the best... she always said hi to me when I saw her riding by & took care of me at the joes pizza in nothampton

Had a very vivid dream, last night about Rose. We grew up in the same neighborhood of the New City section of Easthampton. We'd run into each other often. The dream is of us talking as she was driving out of Exeter St, about ready to get onto Parson St. Rose stopped to talk to me as I was walking past. It was that very familiar classic old , I think, 1960s era Volvo she drove. She smiled up at me as we exchanged conversation, for awhile. She drove off and i waved goodbye. I woke up to find it...

Two weeks ago on august 17th, I
Had a haunting dream about Rose. So real and vivid It awakened me with a start. I saw her haunting beauty , I heard her distinctive penetrating voice, and I felt what has escaped me all my life. Though I havent seen Rose for over 35 years, she has never left me. My sorrow is complete. May God bless and keep her for eternity for she is truly a pearl of great price.

Thoughts and prayers to Rosie's family and friends upon her passing. Remembering the 70's.

My deepest sympathy to Rosie's family. I always enjoyed seeing and talking to Rosie when I went to Joe's. She was a very special person.

Rosie was a special, beautiful and very smart women. She was a great friend to the Wilson family. She offered tremendous support to all of our family when our Mom and Dad died. After our Dad died Rosie brought perogies to the family get together and helped us sort items out from our old homestead . My brother Gray and the entire Wilson family send our condolences. Rest In Peace Rosie

Rosie,
I'm saddened to hear about your passing. I'm glad that I was able to grow up with you as a neighbor. Rest easy.....

I met Rose way back in seventies, the first time I went to Joe's Pizza place in Northampton. She worked there, well, forever, we all thought. You always knew that if you went to Joe's, there was a good chance of bumping into Rose. She'd take your order, then stop and talk and laugh. I can't imagine Joe's without her. As late as 2015, my last trip to Northampton, I stopped in at Joe's and there she was, as if no time had passed at all. I could have hugged her. Nobody wants to go back to an old...