Rosemary Gros Carson

Dear Loved Ones of Rosemary, She was truly one of the most endearing people I have ever met in my life. We were fellow residents of Edgewater Beach Hotel. When she could still hear we would talk, and joke and when cancer took her hearing away, we would use rudimentary sign language, hug, grab each other's hands and say I love you. She spent her life helping others. She was truly an Angel to so many. Now may the Angels care for her in all the best ways. RIP dear Rosemary, your EBA family...

Rosemary was a very sweet person. I would often see her at the Edgewater Beach Cafe with members of her family. You would most often see her with a book in her hand.

Rose and I have been for fifty-four years. We spoke often. I will miss her dearly. May she Rest In Peace.

Rosemary was the kindest soul I ever met. We met 25 years ago at National Merit Scholarship in Evanston. We became "best friends" and learned each other's deepest hopes and fears. We danced in the streets on New Year's Eve 1999! We made a special trip to meet her brother in Las Vegas and learned to play Black Jack - it was on our bucket list! We spent many birthdays and holidays together. I met her family and she met mine. She was with me when we found a small kitten on the streets of...

Rosemary was warm, welcoming, and had the biggest heart. I truly have met few people as kind as Rosemary. Every time I drive by the "pink building" I will think of her. She will be so missed.