Rose M. (Terlizzi) Verro

I have just found out about the passing of your mother. My deepest sympathies. She was a great lady. Many fond memories.

September 20, 2025. There is no adequate way to describe Rose and her impact on those who knew her. So instead I’ll describe how she touched my life and made it better. Rose met my mom & dad at the Saratoga Festival of Trees - maybe the first year. That was the beginning of their becoming part of Rose’s circle of friends, events, and surprises. After Dad died, Rose made sure Mom re-entered life, fully. My age is midway between Rose’s and my mom’s. Somehow, emotionally, I became part of...

Rose was one of a kind!!! - A very special lady - Will be missed by all that knew her - RIP my friend

I recently read the poem, "One Smile, One Moment, One Joy, One Life," by Amanda Bradley. This poem mentions all the beautiful qualities that my dear friend, Rose, possessed. To name a few, - being kind, thoughtful, helpful, loving...Rose brightened our days, warmed our hearts and brought so much happiness to me and others. She will be deeply missed. It was a gift to know Rose and a blessing to celebrate her life.

Rose was a very caring person. She always had something good to say about everyone. She had a wonderful sense of humor, loved her family and will be missed by everyone who knew her.

Rose and I were very close she was like a mother to me I lost my mom and she took my mom's place she always was there for me. What can you say about this woman that isn't already true she was the most incredible woman her faith was so strong her family she loved her family her son Vincent and her daughter-in-law Colleen whenever we were together she ever always spoke of them very highly. Now her grandsons were the apples of her eye along with her granddaughter and great grandchildren. Rose...

Rosie was one of the very best. She loved everybody. Very thoughtful and always dressed to the hilt. One of a kind. You are definitely missed already. Everyone loved Rosie.

We both send our love, prayers, and deepest sympathy to the Verro family. We always looked forward to visiting with Rose, especially after Mass, at the ObI, and when she contacted us for the Festival of Trees. May Rose Rest in Everlasting Peace and fly high with all the Choirs of Angels and Saints of God.
Love, Jeff and Brenda