Rosemarie Caponegro

I thought about Roe today and I often thought of her. I looked her up today and was sad that an obituary showed up. I am devastated that I didn't know of her passing. I worked with her when I was just 16 and for many years into my 20s. She was like a 2nd mom to me. Taught me a lot, like cleaning up and throwing junk out. She was great and one of a kind. I read some writings on the guest book and yes she totally loved her family. They were her world. I am sorry I didn't know she passed...

We were at Mallory Country Club in The Villages when the Manager was notified of Rosemarie's passing. You all have our deepest sympathy. She always greeted us with a smile and a hug. And she was always very pleasant and gracious. Rosemarie will be missed very much in The Villages, especially by us. May God be with you all during this difficult and sad time. Fritz and Belle

My deepest condolences to Cindy, Mario Frankie, and Steve. I went to school with Ro's son Steve, and worked with Rosemarie and her daughter Cindy. Ro was a beautiful, loving lady. Always classy! She will be missed.

To Anthony & Christopher- You have my deepest condolences on the passing of your grandmother. God Bless

I will miss my best friend forever. We have known each other since the second grade up to graduation in 1957. Rosemarie was my maid of honor at my wedding and we have always kept in touch and always talking on the phone. I am so sad I wont be able to visit her or talk to her. I know she is with dolly and cappy, her beloved dad who she missed so much. Rosemarie will always remain as my best friend. To her family I am so sorry and I hope ken will be ok in the future and I will keep in...

How lucky was I to find my longtime lunchtime walking partner here in the Villages! Roe and I walked miles in the tunnels and stairways of Schering-Plough Kenilworth (no elevators for us), and here she became the friend/sister I so needed after moving to Florida. We could talk for hours on the phone or shopping - sharing confidences, opinions, and girl stuff.

Roe loved wholeheartedly: Ken, who was everything she needed - she shopped, Ken cooked - every meal, and he provided her...

Our deepest sympathy to all the family. May God grant you all the strength to face the days ahead.
Rest in Peace Rosemarie and may the perpetual light shine upon her always.

So sorry to hear about Roe. I remember her fondly from our many years spent working at S-P. She was always a warm, funny lady. Condolences to Ken and her children.