ROSEMARIE A. CASEY

Nanny,

I dont think you will ever realize how strong of a woman you were or role model to me you were. There are many battles I will never know you had to go through and how you put everyone before yourself. You made your home always feel like it was home to me and Sunday dinners will always be a memory for me that I will never forget. I wish I could hear one more time your birthday song and Im sorry I took those moments for granted because now thats all I wish I could hear. Ill...

If my mom could hear and see us still she would have been happy to know the honor and tribute that was given for her was so fulfilling of her last wishes. Her daughter s and sons spoke of her human nature and how much of an impact she had on them. Grandchildren wrote personal messages and showed such dignity and grace that it would have erased her question "did i do a good job?" Many people in our lives could come to see the last tine we would see her and we appreciate the love and support...

Auntie Roe,
I know that you are no longer suffering
and in pain..
Nana,popa and your brothers were there to meet you.
Your family,relatives and friends left behind are in pain because you are no longer here for us to enjoy the time with you.
Peace and Love,
Neice,
Debbie Guibleo Matuszkiewicz

Rosemarie, I hope you are at peace now reunited with mama, dad and your three wonderful brothers. You are free from pain and hopefully in a better play. I will miss your crazy happy birthday song you would sing to me every year. Love and miss you, until we meet again. Give everybody a hug and kiss for me.